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Issue: September / October 2025

Private chef Jessie Keilt is the daughter of Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter. After spending the previous day on stage introducing Dead & Company, Keilt created a meal for Trixie Garcia, daughter of Jerry, and Reya Hart, daughter of Mickey, at the family home of longtime friend and Sonoma County winemaker Phil Coturri Tuesday, August 5, 2025 in Sonoma. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Local Chef’s Grateful Dead-Inspired Harvest Dinner Bridges Art and Food

October 2025October 2025

A Sonoma County chef who grew up in the extended Grateful Dead family creates a menu to celebrate the band’s 60th anniversary.

Dan Lehrer, a co-owner of Little Apple Treats has compared horticultural drawings of Sebastopol Gravenstein apples, this one from an orchard in Virginia in 1909, while researching the origins and spread of our beloved local fruit Thursday July 24, 2025. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Apple Growers Seek Answers About the Original Gravenstein

October 2025October 2025

A chance encounter reveals two very different apples with the same name. Is Sonoma County's Gravenstein apple the original or the imposter?

Green unripe tomatoes hang on a tomato bush branch. (Iryna Boiko / Getty Images)

As Fall Sets In, Here’s What To Do With the Last of Summer’s Tomatoes

October 2025

The days of gazpacho may be behind us, but this green tomato soup is a delight, hot or chilled. Here's the recipe

Three stories up at Andys Beeline Rooftop, friends Barbara Epstein, left, and Liz Loebel catch up during the formal opening of Appellation Healdsburg, Friday, Sept. 12, 2025. (The Press Democrat)

Celebrity Chef Charlie Palmer Opens Appellation Healdsburg

September 2025

As the flagship property of chef Charlie Palmer's new hospitality company, Appellation Healdsburg revolves around food and lifestyle.

A cyclist pedals along the Lower Colgan Loop Trail at Taylor Mountain Regional Park & Open Space Preserve in Santa Rosa Tuesday, June 10, 2025. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

Taylor Mountain’s New Trails Give Hikers, Bikers More Space To Roam

September 2025

The expanded, multiuse pathways open 450 previously inaccessible acres to all, roughly doubling Taylor Mountain’s trail network.

Dot Wine winemaker Lise Asimont and her husband/co-owner Shawn Phillips walk in a Shone Farm vineyard July 22, 2025 where they source some of their grapes for their 2025 North Coast Wine Challenge Sweepstakes winners. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

For Winemaker of the Year Lise Asimont, Success Begins in the Vineyard

September 2025

Filipino-American winemaker Lise Asimont, of Dot Wine in Healdsburg, produces award-winning rosé, Grenache and Sauvignon Blanc.

A West Wine Tours Volkswagen bus stops at Marilyn's Vineyard in Kenwood. (John Burgess / Sonoma Magazine)

Spend A Perfect Wine Weekend in Sonoma Valley

September 2025

Sonoma Valley has relaxed, family-friendly appeal combined with rolling vineyard landscapes, walkable downtowns and Michelin-worthy dining.

The Sonoma Spritz, a low-alcohol, flavor-forward cocktail created for the 200th annual Valley of the Moon Vintage Festival in Sonoma. (Sonoma Valley Vintners and Growers Alliance)

The Sonoma Spritz Honors Harvest Season in Sonoma Valley. Here’s How To Make It

September 2025

Local bartenders will craft their version of the fizzy cocktail at the Valley of the Moon Vintage Festival's upcoming Great Spritz Off.

Sonoma Developmental Center main entrance along Arnold Drive looking west from the state owned former mental institution at Eldridge in the Sonoma Valley near Glen Ellen, Wednesday, May 10, 2023. (Chad Surmick / The Press Democrat)

Documentary on Sonoma Valley Redevelopment Battle Resonates Worldwide

September 2025September 2025

The documentary, lauded by international film festivals, addresses a universal problem of high-density, upscale development.

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