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.
Sonoma County has phenomenal food, rustic wineries, and some of the most beautiful natural bounty on the West Coast. And while eating, wine tasting, and relaxing poolside are great, a big part of the fun is just traveling around and taking in the enchanting scenery.
Sebastopol combines small-town charm with the culture and sophistication of a bigger city. Surrounded by the hills and valleys of Western Sonoma County’s vineyards, it’s also the gateway from Santa Rosa to the Russian River Redwoods and the Pacific Ocean. With all there is to do, don’t miss your chance for a sensational stay in Sebastopol.
Sebastopol is located close to many of the great wineries of the Russian River Valley and Green Valley American Viticultural Areas. But there’s more than wine on tap: with an artistic and quirky vibe and great places to eat, drink, stay, and shop, Sebastopol is a travel destination all its own.
Russian River Valley is so full of fantastic wineries, restaurants, shops, and outdoor activities that even lifelong locals haven’t explored it all yet. Give yourself a head start by using the guide below to parse out some of the best places to stay, dine, and drink.
The unique Fort Ross-Seaview AVA is distinguished by a cool climate, steep mountains, and stunning Pacific Ocean views. The region, which is renowned for its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, has five wineries as well as 18 commercial vineyards. Spend a day meandering through this beautiful coastal region to try Fort Ross wines, or visit a nearby region to taste wines made from grapes grown in Fort Ross.
Russian River Valley is a Sonoma County wine region known for rolling hills, cool climates, and wineries that produce some of the world’s best Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. If you’re a fan of the former, the itinerary below will take you through some of the best Russian River wineries and tasting rooms that feature Pinot Noir.
Late summer is when the days are hottest and the sunsets are longest in Sonoma County. All the more reason to get outdoors and explore all that Sonoma County is offering this month. Dinners, music festivals, and winery tours are just a small sample of all there is to do during the month of August.
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.
Sonoma County hosts a variety of wine, food, and fun. Many times there is much more to do that can be done in a weekend. Thankfully we can help with a day trip for visitors along Sonoma County’s Highway 12, showcasing the cities of Sonoma and Sebastopol.
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