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This aerial view on Sept. 16, 2019, shows Stonestreet Estate’s Cougar Ridge Vineyard in the eastern highlands of Sonoma County’s Alexander Valley appellation and part of Pocket Peak, an AVA proposed in February 2022. (courtesy of Jackson Family Wines)

Alexander Valley Named Among Best Places To Go In 2025 by Condé Nast Traveler

December 2024December 2024

Condé Nast Traveler named this Wine Country region one of the best places to go in North America and the Caribbean in 2025. Here's how to make the most of your stay.

An assortment of locally made gifts from Sonoma County artists and makers. (Chad Surmick / Sonoma Magazine)

Shop Local This Holiday Season With Gifts From Top Sonoma County Artists and Makers

November 2024November 2024

These unique local gifts make great alternatives to options from big box stores and giant online retailers.

Swiss Chalets at Fairmont Sonoma MIssion Inn

Festive Sonoma Hotels Going All Out for the Holidays

November 2024December 2024

Wine Country hotels are already serving up festive doses of holiday magic this year. Check out where to deck the halls Sonoma-style.

Italian golden grappa drink on wooden table. (etorres/Shutterstock)

Three Great Grappas From Sonoma County To Try for the Holidays

November 2024December 2024

After wineries press grapes during harvest, several local distillers use the pomace — leftover skins, seeds and pulp — to make grappa. Here are three to try from Sonoma County.

Owners John and Gesine Franchetti at Franchettis' Wood Fire Kitchen, Catering & Events located on Dutton Avenue in Santa Rosa. May 12, 2016. (Photo: Erik Castro/for The Press Democrat)

Franchettis’ Gasthaus in Santa Rosa Closing in December

November 2024December 2024

Owners John and Gesine Franchetti call the planned Dec. 31 closure 'a bittersweet ending.'

Sequence of Spot Prawn: Bisque made with the shells, grilled tail with rose geranium, prawn head XO at Enclos restaurant in Sonoma. (Bonjwing Lee)

Michelin Ambitions for New Sonoma Restaurant Enclos

November 2024December 2024

Chef Brian Limoges’ multicourse, terroir-driven menu has been making waves in the culinary world even before its first official service.

Multiple dwellings existing on the property. (Daniel Wilson)

Napa Estate Behind ‘Two-Buck Chuck’ Is on the Market for $35 Million

November 2024November 2024

The former Charles Shaw Winery estate in St. Helena, known for its $2 wine “Two-Buck Chuck," comes complete with a vineyard and winemaking facilities.

Views from the terrace. (Adam Rouse)

Modern Sonoma Retreat Built in Sea Ranch Style of Natural Harmony

November 2024

In a new Sonoma retreat, Bay Area architecture and interior design firms continue William Turnbull Jr.'s commitment to design homes in harmony with the natural landscape.

A visitor to Stonestreet Winery makes their way thropugh a full display of fall colors in the Alexander Valley near Jimtown north of Headldsburg. (Chad Surmick / The Press Democrat)

Holiday Guests Coming? Here Are 4 Perfect Sonoma County Day Trips

November 2024November 2024

Visitors and locals will love this four-day itinerary featuring some of the best restaurants, wineries and activities Sonoma County has to offer.

Orange wines are often more complex than whites, boosting their versatility with food, yet they are less likely than many red wines to overwhelm delicate dishes. (Shutterstock)

Three Orange Wines From Sonoma County To Try for the Holidays

November 2024

Add a little adventure to the Thanksgiving table this year with a bottle or two of orange wine.

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