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Category: What’s New in Wine Country

Shawn Phillips and Lise Asimont of Dot Wine in Healdsburg. (Dot Wine)

5 Under-the-Radar Sonoma Winemakers You Should Know

October 2021June 2023

These winemakers may not be well-known yet but they are well worth discovering.

Fireproof Sonoma Hacienda Listed for $4.2 Million

October 2021October 2021

Peek inside a unique mission-style property in Sonoma.

Roof 106 at The Matheson in Healsburg. (Deb Wilson)

Healdsburg Is Hotter Than Ever, Here Are 6 New Places to Check Out

October 2021May 2022

Buzzy new tasting rooms and restaurants and a reimagined historic inn are among the highlights.

Margherita Salametto flatbread from The Matheson in Healdsburg. (Michael Woolsey)

15 New Sonoma Restaurants to Try This Fall

October 2021October 2021

From Healdsburg to Petaluma, here’s where you gotta eat in Sonoma County.

Smash burger from Sonoma Burger in Sebastopol. (Courtesy of Sonoma Burger)

New Burger Spot in Sebastopol Is a Smash

October 2021October 2021

Popular pop-up burger concept has found a permanent home.

3 New Hotels to Check Into by the Russian River

October 2021March 2024

These historic hotel properties have changed ownership and recently received extensive facelifts, making them feel modern and new.

Pair Wine Tasting With Outdoor Activities at These Sonoma Wineries

October 2021October 2021

Visitors to these wineries can enjoy both wine and fall while taking a hike, picking pumpkins, playing a game of pétanque and more.

Shugri Salh yearns to return to the red East African desert of her youth. But her native Somalia is controlled by a strict and conservative Muslim sect and she would not feel safe. So she hikes the meadows and woodlands near her Santa Rosa home. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

‘The Last Nomad’: One Woman’s Journey From the Somali Desert to Santa Rosa

October 2021May 2022

Author and Santa Rosa resident Shugri Said Salh fled her war-torn native Somalia. At Crane Creek Regional Park, she found spaces that stir memories of her childhood in the desert.

Located high in the Mayacamas, the sustainably-farmed winery has views across Sonoma Valley. (Eileen Roche/for Sonoma Magazine)

Harvest in Harmony at One of Sonoma’s Most Eco-Friendly Wineries

October 2021October 2021

At Hanzell Farm & Vineyards, the winemaker is also a lifelong organic farmer, crops grow with little added water, and sheep and ducks forage among the vines.

Lomo saltado (steak and fries) Peruvian style at Quinua Cocina Peruana in Petaluma. (Heather Irwin/Sonoma Magazine)

Peruvian Cuisine Is Having a Moment in Sonoma County

October 2021October 2021

Peruvian restaurants are popping up all over Sonoma County. Here are a few favorites.

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