A short 45-minute drive from San Francisco on Sonoma County’s southern end, sits Sonoma Valley, a 17-mile stretch of Wine Country full of premium wineries, luxury lodging, and picturesque vineyard settings. Venturing into the heart of Sonoma Valley’s historic towns of Sonoma, Glen Ellen, and Kenwood, visitors will find more than just a weekend escape …
Sonoma County is known for its wine, but make no mistake: this region offers a full culinary experience. From lively Italian eateries to Michelin starred cuisine, Sonoma has no shortage of outstanding restaurants offering an amazing experience, even better food, and of course, expert wine pairings.
Harvest season is in full swing in Sonoma Valley, and many wineries are celebrating by hosting events and release parties for their new wines. It’s an exciting time to be in Sonoma Valley, so we’d like to give you some front row seats to all the action. Here’s what’s happening throughout Sonoma Valley right now. …
Not too long ago, bed and breakfasts were synonymous with images of grandmothers, doilies, and dusty floral linens. But the bed and breakfast has come a long way, and today bears little resemblance to the shabby chic lodgings of the past.
Sonoma County is known for its world-class Italian fare, but we have a feeling you’ll be pleased by the variety of global offerings available in quaint Glen Ellen—tasty ends, or beginnings, to long days spend wandering throughout wine country.
With a welcoming atmosphere, the wineries of Glen Ellen will make sure you leave satisfied and relaxed. Even the larger wineries keep a familial attitude when guests are in the tasting room, so ask plenty of questions while you enjoy the wines being poured.
The Sonoma County region is famous for it’s award winning olive oil, tasting rooms, and annual olive oil festival. Among olive lovers, Sonoma County is considered one of the top travel destinations for all things olive. Get a little taste of Italy at our top six picks.
Considered the little sister to its counterpart Napa Valley, Sonoma County was always the runner up when it came to producing the top wines. Now, with over 275 wineries, Sonoma County is all grown up and home to several wineries that have become top in class and will provide newcomers a fantastic wine experience.
Looking for a way to start your New Year’s celebrations? Begin your festivities by visiting one of the many wineries and tasting rooms open New Year’s Eve throughout Sonoma County. Cheers! Sonoma County Wineries & Tasting Rooms *Open New Year’s Eve Anaba Wines: 707.996.4188 Open 10:30 am – 3pm Battaglini Estate Winery: 707.578.4091 Open 10am …
Drive down Highway 12, from Santa Rosa to Sonoma, to experience the beauty of Sonoma Valley. Wineries line the rural highway and we would be remiss if we didn’t suggest you explore each one. Knowing that you have the time, and the palate, to only stop at three (maybe four) on your drive through the …
Nestled between rolling hills and rugged coast, Petaluma combines Main Street & Wine Country, with…
There's no better time to visit Sonoma than during harvest. These 6 events will get…
