Elegant wineries, scenic views, and great wine await in Sonoma Valley’s Kenwood. We’ve compiled the 7 best wineries to visit during a two-day tasting tour.
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Elegant wineries, scenic views, and great wine await in Sonoma Valley’s Kenwood. We’ve compiled the 7 best wineries to visit during a two-day tasting tour.
We’ve made it easy for you to take a trip to Healdsburg. How can you say no to 20 reasons why you should take a Friday off, dig in, and explore the downtown (and some wineries) in 72 delicious hours.
An adventure in Sonoma County definitely doesn’t stop at just world-class wines. The region shines with celebrated restaurants, luxurious hotels, and outdoor adventures.
You might be asking, “what is biodynamic?” Don’t worry — it’s a common question. Even the most savvy, wine purveyor may not know the definition, let along it’s intersection with wine production.
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Throughout Sonoma County, there are delightful little areas, pockets of charm with vistas, food, wine and a soft bed at the end of the day. Here are some of our favorite places to eat, stay and play around the Redwood Empire.
Well into the north end of the Sonoma Wine Country, surrounding the charming city of Healdsburg, the fabled wine-producing region known as the Dry Creek Valley consistently produces fabulous wine year after year. Far from the bustling tasting rooms of Napa, this special part of Sonoma County offers a much more intimate tasting experience while allowing wine aficionados the opportunity to immerse themselves in the winemaking process and become friendly with the families that inhabit the valley.
Though far from the Douro Valley of Portugal, visitors to Sonoma County will be pleased with the variety of Port-style and dessert wines available in the area. It’s time to start planning: these ports are ready for pouring.
The Green Valley AVA is located in the southwestern part of the Russian River Valley, bounded by the towns of Sebastopol, Forestville and Occidental. The area is known for its foggy climate and well-drained soil, which makes the wines throughout the AVA unusually cohesive and distinct–in other words, a worthwhile tasting experience, to be sure.
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