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Issue: March / April 2024

White Pinot Noir is rare, but its interest is definitely budding, especially among select winemakers in Sonoma and Mendocino counties, like Emeritus Vineyards. (Leslie Roberts/Emeritus Vineyards)

White Pinot Noir Is the Latest Trend in Wine Country. Here’s What You Need to Know

April 2024April 2024

With a long career as a key varietal in the making of Champagne, Pinot Noir is no stranger to being stripped of its purple skin. But what happens if the juice isn't filled with fizz?

Local Skin Care Entrepreneur, Featured in Cosmopolitan, Shares Favorite Sonoma County Spots

April 2024

Stephanie Lee is the founder of a fast-growing skin care brand touted in national magazines. She’s also well acquainted with the down-to-earth vibe of Sonoma's west county.

Rachel the farmer.

A Beginner’s Guide to Starting a Vegetable Garden in Sonoma

April 2024April 2024

Professional gardener Rachel Kohn Obut shares tips for starting a vegetable garden and growing your own food.

A Family of Seven Turns an Old Sonoma Schoolhouse Into a Gorgeous Home

April 2024April 2024

"Not for the faint of heart," said the real estate listing for the 150-year-old former Green Valley schoolhouse. A couple took on the challenge to create a home for their family of five boys.

Cycling standout Miguel Crawford was getting folks together for rollicking low-fi bike races in rural west county over a decade before the worldwide rise of gravel racing. (Brian Tucker)

Gravel Racing Was Happening in Sonoma Long Before It Became Cool. Now It’s Disappearing

April 2024April 2024

Local cycling standout Miguel Crawford has been getting folks together for gravel bike races since the late 90s. His homegrown Grasshopper Adventure Series draws some of the biggest names in the sport. So why are most of the races leaving Sonoma County?

Baked goods at downtown Sonoma's new Monday Bakery. (Sakhon Nhek/Courtesy of Monday Bakery)

Where to Eat Right Now in Sonoma County

April 2024April 2024

From delicious baked good to fresh handmade pasta, here are some of our dining editor's top picks.

Beautiful Kunde

10 Spectacular Spring Getaways in Sonoma County

April 2024April 2024

Discover the beauty of spring in Sonoma County. From farm tours to cooking classes, we have the perfect getaways for food lovers.

Theresa Hughes in her workspace and clothing retail shop Saint November in Santa Rosa's SOFA district. (Erik Castro/for Sonoma Magazine)

Local Designer Creates Exquisite Clothes From Her Chic Santa Rosa Boutique and Studio

March 2024March 2024

Theresa Hughes’s small Santa Rosa atelier is a throwback to an earlier time. Everything she makes is meant to be worn for years and years—the practical made beautiful.

Winemaker Jack Sporer of Magnolia Wine Services and Fres.Co wines, with his pup, Canela. (James Joiner/For Sonoma Magazine)

This Rising Star Sonoma Winemaker Is Bringing the Natural Wine Community Together

March 2024April 2024

Jack Sporer manages a custom crush operation that has become an incubator for up-and-coming natural winemakers and a hub for low-intervention seasoned traditionalists.

Rena Charles, among paintings by Lina Chambliss and a sculpture by Jeffie Brewer, in her Rena Charles Gallery in Healdsburg. (Christopher Chung/for Sonoma Magazine)

Artist Rena Charles Brings a Bold Vision to Her Healdsburg Gallery

March 2024March 2024

Rena Charles wants to create an atmosphere where everyone feels at home, and give a platform to a wide range of contemporary artists.

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