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ON THE COVERCalifornia Wine Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

SPECIAL COUPONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

WINE COUNTRY NEWS

Northern California Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Wineology by Len Napolitano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Wine Country Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-18

WINE COUNTRY GETAWAYS

Overnight Accommodations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

SUISUN VALLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35

Suisun Valley Wineries Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

NAPA VALLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-45

Downtown Napa Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36

St. Helena Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38

Napa Valley Wineries Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40-41

Yountville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-43

Calistoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-45

SONOMA COUNTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-59

Sonoma County Wineries Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-47

Russian River Area Wineries Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Healdsburg Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Sonoma Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54-59

Sonoma Valley Wineries Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54

Sonoma Plaza Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56

Glen Ellen & Kenwood Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59

MENDOCINO & LAKE COUNTIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60-61

Lake & Mendocino Counties Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

LIVERMORE VALLEY Wineries Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62

SANTA CLARA, SANTA CRUZ & MONTEREY COUNTIES . . 63-65

Monterey Bay/Santa Cruz Mountains Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Salinas Valley Wineries Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

WINERY LISTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67-78

TREASURE ISLAND Wineries Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78

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NAPA VALLEY

• ANDRETTI WINERY 2 for 1 tasting with ad 5

• BERINGER VINEYARDS 2 for 1 tasting in the Rhine House w/ad 31

• CALIFORNIA WINE TOURS Special price on tours and tastings 5• ETUDE WINERY 2 for 1 tasting with ad 29

• GOLDEN HAVEN Mud Treatment for 2, $54 per person 3

• HAGAFEN CELLARS Free tasting for 2 with ad 4

• JESSUP CELLARS Complimentary tasting for two with ad 43

• LOUIS M. MARTINI WINERY 2 for 1 tasting with ad 37

• OLD FAITHFUL GEYSER $1 off with ad 45

• PINK MANSION 15% off with ad at check-in 44

• REATA 2 for 1 tasting with ad 4

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• SUMMERS WINES 15% discount with ad 44

• TASTE AT OXBOW Complimentary tasting 6

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SONOMA COUNTY

• ALDERBROOK WINERY 2 for 1 tasting with ad 51

• BALLETTO VINEYARDS Complimentary tasting with ad 49• CALIFORNIA WINE TOURS Special price on tours and tastings 5

• CELLARS OF SONOMA 2 for 1 tasting with ad 47

• CHATEAU ST. JEAN 2 for 1 tasting with ad 58

• FERRARI-CARANO 2 for 1 Classic Wines tasting with ad 72

• FRITZ WINERY Mention ad for $5 off wine tasting 48

• KENDALL-JACKSON WINERY 2 for 1 Reserve Tasting with ad 19

• LEDSON WINERY & VINEYARDS Mention ad for upgraded tasting 59

• MARTIN RAY WINERY 15% discount with ad 49

• RODNEY STRONG Complimentary tasting/20% discount with ad 51• VIANSA WINERY 2 for 1 tasting & 10% off purchase with ad 55

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Contrary to what you may expect, most wines today are made forconsumption while they are still young (within two years of thevintage on the label) and will not improve much over time. In fact,studies have found that the vast majority of wine today is consumedwithin a few hours of purchase.

With red wines you can generally bank on an older vintage havingmore complexity and smoothness than a younger vintage, especially forage-worthy grapes, such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and blendscontaining these grapes. Because red wines contain age-friendly tanninsand color pigments that originate from contact with grape skins andstems, and from aging in oak barrels, they continue to develop andmature inside the bottle and become more drinkable over time.

Red wines that are more expensive than average usually will improve

with age, whereas lower-priced wines, under around $15, are made formore immediate consumption – within months of their release.

The issue of vintage can be complex. There are wine vintage charts(available as a reference resource in many wine stores) that list wineregions around the world and rate each vintage year according to itsquality, which is primarily determined by that year’s weather. Weatherin a given year is more critical in France, for example, than in the USbecause wine laws in France prohibit irrigation of vines. In other

words, the quantity of water that a vine gets is not controlled by vineyard manager like it is in California, unless the vineyard is dfarmed, which does not get irrigated. What’s more, the climatesCalifornia’s wine regions are fairly consistent year-to-year, makdifferences between vintages less meaningful.

Red wines age according to a curve that reaches a peak of improment and then declines. It is an educated guess by winemakers awine critics as to when in the life of the wine that peak will occur

Because white wines are absent of tannins and their natural prevative characteristics, the older a white wine gets, the greater chance that it may be beyond its peak and on the downside slopits “drinkability” curve, although there are exceptions. White wipriced at around $20 and up, however, are usually handcrafted

aged in oak, which allows more bottle aging. This extra time in wine cellar can often result in a more interesting and flavorful whwine.

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by Jeffry Ross

The Skinny – The Wine Garage is all about the juice. It’s also about having funlike a kid in a candy store. The Wine Garage is, literally, a former gas station.

Todd, the wine buyer, travels far and wide to find top-shelf, affordably priced

wines. Inside, you’ll find more than 200 different labels neatly arranged in ca

on the floor and an engaging staff who are friendly, attentive and most impor

tantly, they know their wines.

Buzz – Despite its funky space, the Wine Garage is a wine lover’s best friend.

Reminiscent of visiting your favorite record store (yes, kids, once upon a tim

that’s where you had to buy your music), the fun is going through all the cas

and finding something you’ve never heard of. All the wines have been test

driven by the staff, so, whatever you select, you won’t be disappointed.

Value – Ultimately, the Wine Garage is about value. It’s no secret that in Napa

Valley, it’s difficult to score a highly rated red for less than $65, but the Wine

Garage manages to do it all the time. The staff takes great pride hunting dow

unusual and lesser-known, limited-production wines and passing their haggl

finesse on to us.

Ten-second summary – With the exception of Wine Garage labeled-awardwinning Cabernets, nothing in this hip hideaway is more than $25! The Wi

Garage is stocked with premium, small-lot wines that you won’t find at BevM

Trader Joe’s or your local wine store (plus, they do a better job storing their

wines at the correct temperature).

Best bets – In addition to all the labels the Wine Garage represents, they also

produce their own lip-smacking blends. My in-house favorites are: 2009 JoyRide (white blend), 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet, 2007 Napa Valley Petite

Syrah, 2008 Napa Valley “Chihuahua” Cabernet and 2006 Napa Valley Hside Cabernet.

Under-the-radar – Go old-school with half-gallon jugs filled while you wait

using their specifically designed service station nozzles. Not only are the windelicious (and affordable), the jug is crazy fun conversation at the table. It’s a

a cool gift.

Secrets – For the next few weeks, receive an additional ten percent off the

already low prices when you purchase six bottles. Twenty percent on a case.

Better yet, the Wine Garage has the BEST wine club in the valley – and they

ship just about everywhere.

Insider – If you’re a serious wino, get on the inside track for ultra exclusive

deals by hooking up with the Wine Garage on Twitter and Facebook (wine c

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oNGoINGLive Music Fridays at Taste at Oxbownapa, m vas, 707-265-9600, www.asaxbw.m

oNGoINGSeminars & Tastings at Merryvale VineyardsS. ha, 10am-6:30pm, www.myva.m, 707-963-7777• Myva as, $15• rsv as, $35• W Ssy Sma, $45, fdays 12pm by app• W & cs exp, $45, by app• Smm gad rsv tas, $65, by app

oNGoING FrIDays-suNDaysBarrel Tasting & Tours at ReataBa as: 11am, 2pm & by appm, tus by appmnapa, www.aaws.m, 707-254-8673x119

oNGoING Jefferson House Reserve RoomTasting at Monticello Vineyardsnapa, rsv W Sma, cy famy napa Vay $25rSVP 707-253-2802 x18, www.cyfamynapaVay.m

oNGoINGV. Sattui WineryS. ha, 9am-6pm, app. ssay, www.vsau.m, 707-963-7774• cass as, day, $5• Pmum as, day, $10• fd & w pa, M-tu, $18• Asa a & w pa, Sa-Su, $25• iaa Makpa w 200+ ss• D w pa, sadws, abaks & m• Wkd BBQ, wd-d pzza, yss, mzzaa ba• 2 ½ as -sadd p uds

oNGoING FrIDays-suNDaysFood & Wine Pairings at Etude Winerynapa, 10am, 1pm & 3pm, $35, $25/mmbswww.udws.m, 707-257-5300

oNGoINGRombauer VineyardsS. ha, www.mbau.m, 707 963-5170• fday-Suday: op by adva appm y• Mday-tusday 10am-5pm• tas $10• W & cs Pa day by appm y, 11am, 1 & 3pm, $25

oNGoINGTours & Tastings at William Hill Estate Winerynapa, 10am-5pm, by app., www.wamsa.m, 707-265-3024• tas napa Vay, $12• tas Svad B, $20• esa exusvs, $25

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oNGoINGTours & Tasting at ZD Winesrud, rSVP 800-487-7757, www.zdws.m• tada tas, $10, day 10am-4pm• Pm tas, $15, day 10am-4pm• Pva gup tas, $20, by app• ca tu & tas, $25, 1pm wkds & days, M-f by app• Vyad Vw tas, $40, Sa-Su 11am, M-f by app• Abaus tas, $600 4-6 pp, by app• W ta, $180

oNGoINGVineyard & Winery Toursat Raymond VineyardsS. ha, 11am (by app), $15, gup us avaab (by app)www.aymdvyads.m, 800-525-2659x620

oNGoINGTours & Tastings at Andretti Winerynapa, www.adwy.m, 877-386-5070x227• idvdua tass, $15• Pva Wy tu & tas, $20/ps by appm• Vyad tus, $20/ps by appm

oNGoINGTasting at Grgich Hills Estaterud, 9:30am-4:30pm, tus a 11am & 2pm, $10W bay as/$30, Ba as ms fdays 2-4pmwww..m, 707-963-2784

oNGoINGTastings & Tours at Artesa Winerynapa, rSVP, 877-224-8309, www.asawy.m• V Qus, W & cs exp, $40• Vs & Ws, A Vyad tu, $40

oNGoINGTours & Tasting at Black Stallion Winerynapa, 10am-5pm, www.baksawy.m, 707-253-1400• rua as, $10• rsv as, $35, Sa-Su

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oNGoINGEducational Tours & Wine Tastingat Castello di Amorosacasa, www.asdamsa.m, rSVP, 707-967-6272• rua u & as, $25-$40 • rsv u & as, $35-$50• t as y, $ 10 -$ 25 • Y u a du u s, $ 15 -$ 20

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A Brett Weston Retrospective at Turnbull

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march 22Hess Collection Winemaker Dinner fumé Bs & Ba, napa, 6pm, $45, rSVP, 707-257-1999www.umbs.m, [email protected]

march 22Fi sning: mz’ sinapa Vay Musum, Yuv, 7pm, $10www.napaVayMusum., 707-944-0500

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Spectacular Beringer Cellar Sale Experience

S. ha, www.b.m, 866-708-9463

march 24cing c: Np F nd FJ c Saa S ad ts Sabs Wycda gabs i, napa, 4-8pm, $160www.daabs.m, 707-224-7969

march 2419th Annual Taste of Yountville

Dww Yuv, 12-5pmwww.vmakpa.m, 707-944-0904

march 25Pizza & Pinot at Acacia

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march 31Annual Carneros 5K or 10K Run/Walk at Artesa Winerynapa, www.asawy.m, 877-224-8309

march 31The Big (Bigger) Gay Trainou Vyadnapa Vay W ta, napa, 6pmwww.uvyad.m, 800-427-4124

aPrIl 1-30Napa Valley Arts in AprilVaus vs & as napa Vay!www.ldaynapaVay.m

aPrIl 12t mz spnapa Vay Musum, Yuv, 7pmwww.napaVayMusum., 707-944-0500

aPrIl 13-15sping r WndPju, rud, www.pju.m, 707-963-3600

aPrIl 14Local Oysters & Bale Lane Sauvignon BlancRelease Celebration at St. ClementS. ha, www.sm.m, 707-265-5000

aPrIl 14Budbreak Lunch in the Vineyards

at Beaulieu Vineyardsrud, 11am-2pm, cub Mmb ev, $45www.bvws.m, 800-373-5896

aPrIl 14F Fi Fn D: rd Gdn anapa Vay Musum, Yuv, 2pmwww.napaVayMusum., 707-944-0500

aPrIl 15Off the Beaten Path at Pope Valley WineryA w as v b S. Jud cd’s hspaMus, b ba, sss, p aa, s au & m!Pp Vay, 11:30am-4pm, $25/p ps, www.ppvaywy.m

aPrIl 15oFDma cad, Yuv, 12-5pmwww.ad.m, 707-944-2280, $50

aPrIl 16-22a in api cpin a trb Mdav Wy, oakv, 3pm, rSVPwww.bmdav.m, 888-766-6328x2

aPrIl 17Pink Party at Etudenapa, www.udws.m, 707-257-5300

aPrIl 212008 Lot No. 1 Cabernet SauvignonRelease at Louis M. Martini WineryS. ha, $30/mmbs, $40/uss, www.usma.m, 866-549-2582

aPrIl 21Lobster Fest at V. SattuiS. ha, 6:30-9:30pm, $99/mmb, $109/usswww.vsau.m, 707-963-7774

aPrIl 21-22

April in Carneroshspay d s cas. Vs papa ws!10am-4pm, $39/adv, $45, www.asws.

aPrIl 22New DARE Releases & Paella Party at Viader D Pak, 12-4pm, $60, www.vad.m, 707-963-3816

aPrIl 26t a f c Dignnapa Vay Musum, Yuv, 7pmwww.napaVayMusum., 707-944-0500

aPrIl 27Sunsets on the Silverado Benchat William Hill Estate Winerynapa, 5:30pm-sus, rSVP qudwww.wamsa.m, 888-909-9463

aPrIl 27-29

Stags Leap District Vineyard to Vintner

Vaus vs & as, www.sasapds.m

aPrIl 28Spanish Dinner at Artesa

napa, $90, cub Mmb ev, www.asawy.m, 877-224-8309

aPrIl 28!WAR Arts in April Benefit

at Hess Collection

napa, 3pm, $100, www.wmavu.mwww.ss.m, 707-255-1144

aPrIl 283d ann hall cn cff™hAll S. ha Wy, S. ha, 11am-3pm$60, $48/mmbs, www.aws.m, 707-967-2657

may 5Cinco de Mayo Fiesta at St. Clement

A ub mmb xusv v, S. ha, 707-265-5000

may 63rd Annual Wine Auction on the

Lawn at Charles Krug

S. ha, 2-5pm, www.asku.m, 707-967-2200

may 126th Annual Musical Bonanza

at Judd’s Hill Winery

W ub pkup pay & BBQ

napa, 12-3pmwww.judds.m, 707-255-2332

may 12Tacos, Tequila & Cabernet Party

at Reynolds Family Winery

napa, 6-9pm, w ub mmb v

www.ydsamywy.m, 707-258-2558

oNGoING

Live Music at Centre du Vin

lds h, Sma

www.ds.m, 707-996-9779• Ma 24: Sa Wy

• Ma 31: Jss Py

oNGoINGPrivate Tastings at Viansa

www.vasa.m, 800-995-7470

• iaa W & cs Pa,10:30am, 12:30pm, 3pm by appm,

$10/mmbs, $25• rsv W & fd Pa, 10:30am, 12:30pm, 3pm by appm

/mmbs, $45

oNGoINGCarneros Bistro & Wine Bar Introduces

Thematic Wine Program

h a a wmaks.Pus, a tusday, 6:30-8pm by w-ds.

t ld a Sma, rSVP, www.dasma.m, 707-931-2042

oNGoING

Vineyard Walk & PhotographyWorkshop at B.R. Cohn Winery

g e, 10am-1pm, $45, $35/mmbs

www.b.m, 707-931-7924x123

oNGoINGExclusive Wine & Cheese Tasting

at B.R. Cohn Winery

g e, 11am & 3pm, $25, $20/mmbs

www.b.m, 707-931-7924x123

oNGoINGGroup Private Tastings

at Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Winery

hadsbu – iuds 5 ws, 9-25 pp udud a, by

appm. $20 p ps, www.a-aa.m, 707-433-6700

oNGoINGTerroir & History Tour at Chateau St. JeaKwd, A vs caau S. Ja s a yu sss.cmpmay, 11am-2pm, www.aausja.m, 707-833-4134

oNGoINGFood and Wine Pairing

at the Mayo Reserve Room9200 Sma hwy, Kwd, Day, 10:30am-6pm, 7 us d/w a$35, rsvas mmdd, www.mayamywy.m, 707-833

oNGoINGPrivate Wine Tastingsat Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Wineryhadsbu – Pk Bu – v ws, 6-8 pp, $20-$40ppby appm, www.a-aa.m, 707-433-6700• Sms – ts yu Sm Mmy• W W lvs – ws pad w Asa ss• K rds – ws pad w dd us ad as• Mamak – w ad d pa• PVa tas – ws pad w Asa cau pa• cab t tas – mpas ws m d vas

oNGoING FrIDays, saturDays & suNDaysTaste with the Count at Buena VistaA 45-mu u ad w as, 11am & 12:30pm, $20A 90-mu “tas w cu” w rsv Bua Vsa ws “cu’s la” by cu. 2pm, $45, rSVP, 800-926-1266

oNGoINGWine and Food Pairingat Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Wineryhadsbu – Mamak, a a ad s ma ws w p d. 6-8 pp, $35pp, by appmwww.a-aa.m, 707-433-6700

oNGoINGFree Guided Winery Tour at Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Wineryhadsbu – Mday-Sauday, 10am, by appmwww.a-aa.m, 707-433-6700

oNGoINGWine Experiences at Chateau St. JeanKwd, t ps mmum, 2 us, $50, by appmwww.aausja.m, 707-833-4134x5258• cq cépas Bd Sma, e ps mmum, 2 us, $75• cq cépas cmp tas, e ps mmum, 1.5 us, $2• Pva ViP W tas, 10:30am, 1 & 3pm, $25, 1 u• Bx lu Pam w tu

oNGoINGTours, Tastings & Seminarsat St. Francis WinerySaa rsa, t ps mmum, ca m ma & sva888-675-Wine(9463)x255, www.saswy.m• cau, day 11am-4pm, $25/$20 ub mmbs• W & fd Pa, $35/$28 ub mmbs

oNGoINGGuided Winery Tours at Gloria Ferrer Sma, 11am, 1 & 3pm, $10, www.a.m, 707-996-7256

oNGoINGWine & Food Pairing at Kendall-Jacksonfu, Spa sv d & w as, 10am-4pm, $25www.kj.m, 707-571-7500

oNGoING suNDays

Domaine Carneros Sparkling Brunchat the Fairmont Mission Inn & SpaSma, 9am-1pm, www.am.m.sma, 707-938-9000

oNGoING suNDaysSunday Brunch at the Centre du Vinlds h, Sma, 9am-1pmwww.ds.m, 707-996-9779

oNGoING WeekeNDsWine & Chocolate Pairings at Fritz Winerycvda, 10:30am-4:30pm, $5 as vs pawww.zwy.m, 707-894-3389

last thursDay oF the moNth50 Mile AV Vintner's Diningg e, Ba as & od V P n & Syas m As Vfds sud ay. 4-7PM, asws.m, rSVP, 707-935-3456

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oNGoING thursDaysThirsty Thursdays at AnabaSma, ejy mpmay s & aks pa w yu was. 4-5:30pm, www.aabaws.m, 707-996-4188

oNGoING thursDay – suNDayUnique Food & Wine Pairings

at HKG Tasting Roomg e, 12-6pm, www.pkwy.m, 707-938-7622

oNGoINGMoondance Cellars & Orchard Station Winesg e, Pad w W cuy cas tu tass, $10www.mdaas.m, 707-938-7550

oNGoING thursDay-saturDaymi-sg Win Gn thadsbu, 10:30am, $25, www.msumb.m, 800-447-3060

oNGoING moNDay-saturDayr yng e Win Vind t& ting in rdd Gp Gndgysv, 11:30am, $10, bx u pvdd $20www.yw.m, 707-431-4811

oNGoING FrIDays & saturDays‘c c Wi u’ Ii c WinWmak J Sm ads a as bd & bad wswww.aawy.m, rSVP, 707-486-9623

eVery WeDNesDay & saturDaysn r oigin F’ mSaa rsa Va’s Bud pak , 8:3 0am-, 707-522-8629

eVery FrIDay morNINGsn V F’ mDp Pak, Sma, 9am-, 707-538-7023

eVery other WeDNesDayt a f Wining WpP Vyads, Sma, 10:30am-12pm

www.pvyads.m, 707-935-8311oNGoING

cing c rin cin s450 Ws Spa S, Sma, ck wbs sdu.www.amks.m, 707-933-0450

oNGoINGW Fg cn f aSaa rsa, wsaas., 707-546-3600• Ma 22: Z• Ma 24: ly tm• Ap 1: Ama Pam Sw 4• Ap 6: lsa lampa• Ap 17: Dsy’s c-c Su• Ap 19: hw Mad• Ap 20: Mk Bba

oNGoINGsp Pfing a cnr Pak, 707-588-3400, www.spks.m, 707-588-3400

oNGoINGliv sw hpn tvnSbasp, www.pmk.m, 707-829-7300• Ma 22: f Kx fvs• Ma 23: lys B• Ma 24: emapa• Ma 26: Yam B & t Yw Wa Dub Squad

• Ma 30: gss ey• Ma 31: Dy Damds• Ap 1: fsb• Ap 5: hyka & gy fas

oNGoING thursDaysWin td si big b mguv, 6-8pm, www.bbmmak.m, 707-604-7295

oNGoING FrIDaysmi Vin di a ting lngcvda, 7-9pm, www.vdam.m, 707-894-6166

oNGoING saturDaysswi, sniff & sip ( Win 101)B 3 W Ba, fam Sma Mss i & Spa, Sma10-10:45am, www.am.m/sma, 707-938-9000



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oNGoING throuGh march 31

Collage Retrospective by Douglas DeVivo

at Charles Creek Tasting Room & Gallery

Sma, 11am-6pm, www.ask.m, 707-935-3848

oNGoING throuGh march

March Madness at B.R. Cohn Winery

W & cs ta Pas & Maum tas

g e, www.b.m, 800-330-4064

oNGoING throuGh early sPrING 201216 ann sp exii “FINale”

Pdi ridg Win

t Supu v a b s u dusk, wd by a ass w

wy’s vada, w s spaua vw sus. 11am-5pm, day

www.pwy.m, 707-528-Wine

oNGoING throuGh juNe 4

t W sw – W hng W 8 sp

A nw la gay, cs, Sma

www.supus.m, 707-933-1300

march 21-22

Paint’n The Wine Country: A Hands-On

Workshop at Sonoma Country Antiques

Sma, 10am-4pm, $190, 707-938-8315

www.smauyaqus.m

march 23-256 ann ain c Fiv

Vaus vs, Pas k a wbs mp s.

Sa Sma cuy, Pauma

www.asassva.m

march 23 – aPrIl 15

Dn Givnni

caba ta, Pauma

www.abaa., 707-763-8920

march 24

Nantucket in the Caves at Gloria Ferrer

B WMa famy g & ha c

Sma, www.wma., 707-935-1946

march 24

tip bind Fd & Win Piingns ra Wy, Sma, 6:30-9pm

www.sa.m, 707 -938-8822

march 24

Pn: t uinin a f

egg Ding Wp

Sma cuy Musum, Saa rsa, 11am-3pm

www.smauymusum., 707-579-1500

march 24 – may 26

bid f F exii

Bm idpd & Suds A Ass

t gay Sa ad hav, Saa rsa, 707-578-9123

march 25

Balletto Vineyards Winemaker Dinner

f gad rsaua & Bs Ba, Sbasp

www.bavyads.m, rSVP, 707-824-2030

march 29

m sn spp

DaV fams & Wy, hadsbu, 6-8:30pm, $85, 475/mmbs

www.dav.m, 707-431-8000x1

march 30

Wine Dinner with Tom Meadowcroft

of Meadowcroft Wines

cmmuy caé, Sma, $49.95, $39.95/mmbs

www.madwamyws.m, rSVP, 707-938-7779

march 30

Friday Music at Sebastiani Vineyards

Sma, 6-9pm, , www.sbasa.m, 707-933-3230

march 30 – aPrIl 1anniv cinDu-gdd Wy, Sbasp, 10am-4:30pmwww.dudd.m, 707-827-3600

march 31Cioppino & Vino Fest at Viansa

Sma, 1-3pm, $50, $40/mmbswww.vasa.m, 707-935-4726

march 31

Spring Wine Club Party at Hop Kilnhadsbu, www.pkwy.m, 707-433-6491

march 31Heroes with Heart

at Vintners Inn Event Center

Pas hspa Assa, Saa rsa, 5-9pmwww.vs.m, jw@s., 707-523-3728

march 31md h blus Pak cubus, Pauma, $75www.madaba., 707-778-4798

aPrIl 8Easter Sunrise Service at Cline Cellars

Sma, 5:14am, www.as.m, 707-940-4043

aPrIl 8

e snd ai swing & mifs Vyads, fswww.svyads.m, 707-874-1010

aPrIl 8e snd bn & egg hnfam Sma Mss i & Spa, Smawww.am.m/sma, 707-939-2477

aPrIl 12svn bin l: c ndPii in lnd f rnvSma cuy Musum, Saa rsa, 6-7:30pmwww.smauymusum., 707-579-1500

aPrIl 14Inz s: m c f aiSma cuy Musum, Saa rsa, 10am-4pmwww.smauymusum., 707-579-1500

aPrIl 14m ai: Inz sSma cuy Musum, Saa rsa, 6-7:30pmwww.smauymusum., 707-579-1500

aPrIl 14-15Irs bKwd Vyads, Kwd, 11am-4pm, $20, $10/mmbswww.kwdvyads.m, 707-282-8218

aPrIl 14-15tx rif PDu-gdd Wy, Sbasp, 10am-4:30pmwww.dudd.m, 707-827-3600

aPrIl 15Cellar Club Wine Club Release

Party at Dutcher Crossing

hadsbu, 11am-4pm, rSVPwww.dusswy.m, 707-431-2700x20 4

aPrIl 20Tapas on the Terrace at Gloria Ferrer

Sma, 5:30-7:30pm, $35, $29.75/mmbswww.a.m, 707-933-1999

aPrIl 21Earth Day at Rodney Strong Vineyards

hadsbu, 10-11am, www.dys.mWak w w rya Dk, susaab vuu spas, u savyad xp s maam, wa sva qus, vps, ps maam ad w wk w nau av quay.opa wy u ad as mmday w.rSVP 707-433-0904, md 20 pp, a as.

aPrIl 21b ting Fivladmak Vyads, Kwd, 12-4pmwww.admakw.m, 707-833-0053

aPrIl 21cpin cn siladmak Vyads, Kwd, 1-4pmwww.admakw.m, 707-833-0053

aPrIl 21-22

April in Carneroshspay d s casVs papa ws! 10am-4pm, $39/adv, $45www.asws.

aPrIl 228 ann P FPauma Maa Busss c, Paumawww.paumaa.m

aPrIl 22cdnn & cqSma-cu, Wds, 11am-2pm, $35, $25/mmbswww.smau.m, rSVP, 707-237-3489

aPrIl 22e D & Wn FivWds tw g, Wdswww.wwds.m, 707-838-1252

aPrIl 22e D – cpin e tQuva Vyad & Wy, hadsbu, 11am & 1pmwww.quvaw.m, 707-431-8354x224

aPrIl 28Ledson Winery Futures Release

Barrel Tasting Party

W cub Mmb ev, 6-9pmKwd, www.dswy.m, 707-537-3823

aPrIl 28Indi r cn: Fi bguda Budsu Wy, Sma, 7pm, $15/adv, $20www.ubu.m, 707-938-5277

aPrIl 2831 ann b & egg DDww Pauma, 10am-5pm

www.paumadww.m

aPrIl 28-2923rd Annual Passport to Dry Creek Valle

Vs papa ws Dy ck Vay!11am-4:30pm, $120/2 day, $70/Suday y, www.wdv.m

aPrIl 29sping aniq FiDww Pauma, www.paumadww.m

WeDNesDays may 2 – october 17Win & sn in PdiPaads rd Wy, Saa rsa, 6pmwww.pwy.m, 707-528-9463

may 5cin d mrbd famy Wy, Sma, 12-3pm, $30/mmbs, $40www.bdamywy.m, rSVP, 707-939-6903

may 5-6ann cp hins ra Wy, Sma, 10am & 2pm$45/mmbs, $65/a, $25/ud 21www.sa.m, 7 07-938-8822

may 10Win Dinn si: a. rfniSaé rsaua, fam Sma Mss i, Smawww.am.m/sma, 707-938-9000

may 10jnnif b l: t Ingp f Pw in rin Vi aSma cuy Musum, Saa rsa, 6-7:30pmwww.smauymusum., 707-579-1500



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may 11Fête De La Fleur Dinner at Chateau St. Jean

Kwd, 6:30-9:30pm, $150/mmb, $175www.aausja.m, rSVP, 800-543-7572

may 1211th Annual Spring Fling Gala:

Viva Las Vegas at Soda Rock Winery

Bs cd Vyad Wks Sasp fudhadsbu, www.wswy.m, 707-433-4355

may 12Annual Reserve Merlot Vertical

Tasting at Chateau St. Jean

Kwd, 11am, $60/mmb, $75, rSVPwww.aausja.m, 800-543-7572

may 12Spring Fest at Christopher Creek Winery

hadsbu, 11am-4pm, $10, mmbs/

www.spk.m, 707-433-2001

may 12Dni m l: F r’ N hiSma cuy Musum, Saa rsa, 6-7:30pm

www.smauymusum., 707-579-1500

may 12-13Fête De La Fleur – Celebration of

the Flower at Chateau St. JeanKwd, 10am-5pm, $20/mmb, $25

www.aausja.m, 800-543-7572

may 13r’ & r: a m’ D cinQuva Vyad & Wy, hadsbu

www.quvaw.m, 707-431-8354x224

may 13m’ D t sndwi & cdnnfs Vyads, fswww.svyads.m, 707-874-1010

may 13t mDu-gdd Wy, Sbasp, 10am-4:30pm

www.dudd.m, 707-827-3600

eVery secoND saturDayFd & Win PiingMnab rd tas rm, hpad, www.mabd.m, 707-744-1986

oNGoINGsn tinf Ba, www.skuka.m, 866-457-5865

• Ap 7-8: eas e expss

oNGoING FrIDaystn Vig mi a sit cas, lw lak, 6-9pm, www.as.m, 707-994-3354

aPrIl 8e bn

Md h, Md, 8am-2:30pmwww.md.m, 707-937-0511

aPrIl 14e D Fi Fiv 2012BArrA Md, rdwd Vay, 11am-4pm,

www.baamd.m, 707-485-0322

may 5-6Hopland Spring Passport Weekend

A 16 papa ws, 11am-5pm, $201-800-564-2582 vs www.dsapad.m.

may 12m’ D bnMd h, Md

www.md.m, 707-937-0511

SAN FRANCISCO

oNGoING

sn swi

fu Sass h, Sa fas, 5:30-7:30pm

www.usass.m/saas, 415-633-3838

oNGoING throuGh aPrIl 22m + spii, t sp f spn D s

d Yu Musum, Sa fas, www.ams.

oNGoING throuGh auGust 9

a t: sn Fni 1964

d Yu Musum, Sa fas

www.ams., 415-750-3531


t c f b: t V iin avn-Gd

l h, Sa fas

www.ams., 415-750-3531


cidn’ b f Viin e

l h, Sa fas

www.ams., 415-750-3531

march 22

B.R. Cohn Wine Dinner

h nkk, Sa fas

www.b.m, 415-394-1111

march 24-25

Rhône Rangers: San Francisco Grand Tasting

fsva Pav, f Mas, Sa fas, 2-5pm

www.as., 800-467-0163

march 24-25

t Ind F Ind/od F Pp-up

o Avu Pams, tasu isad, Sa fas, 10am-5pm

www.tasuisadfa.m, 415-898-0245

march 24 – auGust 9

t Fin Wd f jn P Gi: F

sidw cw

d Yu Musum, Sa fas

www.ams., 415-750-3531

march 25 – aPrIl 7

m’ 66 ann Fw sw Pn

bi: Gdn in Pdi

May’s U Squa, Sa fas, , p du s us

aPrIl 24

cn Vind Win ting & Dinn

camp Pa, Sa fas – rb ck, Wmak

www.ajs.m/saas, 415-955-5574

aPrIl 28-29

t Ind Fo Avu Pams, tasu isad, Sa fas, 9am-4pm

www.tasuisadfa.m, 415-898-0245

MARIN COUNTY

oNGoING

min cn in sn rf

www..ma.a.us, 415-499-6800

• Ma 22: fam Day

• Ma 23-25: Ma Pmay & Mdd S ps rumpssk

• Ma 25: Ma Sympy famy c, g es ad ham

& gud Mfuzz

• Ma 28: t c ts

• Ap 2, 5: Ma Spaks Ss, gd Bw

SAN MATEO COUNTY

aPrIl 28-2922nd ann Pifi c D min swfsva Ma Masha M Bay Ap, ha M Baywww.mamavs.m, 650-726-2328

ALAMEDA COUNTY

WeDNesDays throuGh aPrIl 25

3rd Annual Berkeley Wine Festivalt cam h cub & Spa, Bky, 6:30pmwww.bkywsva.m• Ma 28: rb Kam, $130• Ap 4: Sv oak, $165• Ap 11: opus o, $195• Ap 18: cakbad cas, $125

• Ap 25: Jus Vyads, $125

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY

oNGoINGting PiWau ck, www.pmv.m, 925-735-7780f: 5:30-7pm, $20, $10/mmbsSa: 3-5pm, $20, $10/mmbs

aPrIl 5

Win Piing Dinn: awd Winning Winhaa n Vyads, Bwdwww.vws.m, 925-240-2463

LIVERMORE

oNGoINGbnd tlvm Vay Pm As c, lvmwww.vmpmas., 925-373-6800

• Ma 23: Jay Ua & My Mas• Ma 24: hm m nY, laua ham• Ma 28: t impa B eas• Ma 30: ra cd

• Ma 31: Aa Bass Qu• Ap 13: Paua Puds• Ap 14: had/Mza

oNGoINGWin cv ting expinW Vyads, lvm, 4pm Sa/Su, $10, $5/w ub mmbsrSVP, www.wvyads.m/avs, 925-456-2405

oNGoING thursDay - suNDayWin & c Piingla r Wy, lvm, 12-4:30pmwww.lrW.m, 925-243-6442

march 30r Fidruby h Wy, Pasa, 6:30-9pm, $10www.ubywy., 925-931-Wine

march 31 – aPrIl 1Livermore Valley’s 4th Annual

Barrel Tasting Weekend

lvm Vay Wws Assa

Vs papa ws, 12-4:30pm, $30/adv, $35www.vw., 925-447-9493

aPrIl 7ai rpin: c mddxW Vyads, lvm, 1-3pmwww.wvyads.m, 925-456-2305

aPrIl 27r Fidruby h Wy, Pasa, 6:30-9pm, $10www.ubywy., 925-931-Wine

may 2Fi Wdnd s PMa S, Dww Pasa, 4:30-10pmwww.pasadww., 92 5-484-2199

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• Ap 1: nadja Sa-Sb, v• Ap 12: taj Maja t

oNGoINGliv Gdn s tMy, www.dsaa.m, 831-372-3800

oNGoINGliv mi krml rdit easwd Bud, cam, www.kmad.m, 831-624-6432

oNGoING thIrD thursDayssw td cnn rwMy, famy u, mus, d & a dsus, 4-8pm831-649-6690

oNGoING thIrD thursDaysmn m f aMy, ev mus, w ad s d'uvs, 5-7pm, 831-372-5477

eVery thIrD WeekeND oF the moNthPi y Win wi I c kiigin cgy, Pa yu mpmay w as w a V d Ma icam Suda! Ad sk a 30% 6 b puass & 50% ass.www..kas.m, 408-847-8827

eVery tuesDayF n mn cn Wincpa W Ba, ra cas, cam, 3-8pmwww.aas.m, 831-625-5646

eVery WeDNesDayWin Dwn Wdndf Wy, gy, 5-8pm, , www.wy.m, 408-842-3305

oNGoING thursDaysexping Winla m abu w & w appa, as a ws !cam rd Wy, cay rw, My, 4-6pm, $40

www.amd.m, 831-324-0035

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march 23opning rpin, cifni Ipini:sin f Ivin mt My Musum A, My, 6-8pmwww.mya., 831-372-5477

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tags Leap District’s rock star vintners grant full, back-stage access to Napa’s

ost exclusive neighborhood for world-class Cabernet at annual V2V Weekend

The Stags Leap District Winegrowers Association

SLWDA) announced that tickets are now available – and

elling out quickly – for its annual Vineyard to Vintner (V2V)

pen House Weekend scheduled for April 27-29.

Hailed by locals and tourists alike as the “must do” wine

nd food event of the season, the V2V weekend uniquely

ombines intimate vintner dinners with fun-filled open

ouses and extraordinary wines from celebrated estates with

xtraordinary fare from celebrated chefs. Attendees will

xperience the best the District has to offer from friendly

astings at the homes of small, family-owned member

ineries to exclusive wine and food pairing experiences at

he District’s best known estates.

Weekend highlights kick-off on Friday evening with anncomparable food and wine experience among four distinc-

ive, multi-vintner, multi-course dinners prepared at District

ineries by renowned chefs including “Top Chef Masters”

lums Elizabeth Falkner and Michael Chiarello and local

ulinary aficionados Stephen Barber of Farmstead and Ken

Frank of Le Toque. These limited dinner packages, which

also include a Saturday Open House pass, are $345/perso

Saturday’s Open-House festivities promise extraordina

experiences up and down the District’s three mile section

Silverado Trail. The Saturday Open House tickets, wh

provide full access to all 18 member wineries from 11 a.

to 4 p.m, are $145/person.

The weekend concludes with a District Fiesta Brunch a

Tasting from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for $50 per pers

featuring “the world’s most expensive Sangria” made from

blend of Stags Leap District Cabernets from its memb

wineries, truly a world exclusive.

“The feedback from last year’s event was so spectacular,

felt a lot of pressure to turn it up that much more this yea

said Stags Leap District Winegrowers’ Board President a

President of Silverado Vineyards, Russ Weis. “We owe it

our membership and to our guests to create an unforgettaexperience and we believe we’ve outdone ourselves this ye

That Sangria alone is worth the price of admission.”

Tickets to this world-class weekend in wine country c

be purchased by phoning SLDWA Executive Direct

Nancy Bialek at (707) 255-1720 or via the SLDWA webs

at www.stagsleapdistrict.com/V2V.

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ARTESA VINEYARDS & WINERY Still the ‘Jewel of Carneros’ at Year Twenty-On

BY JOSH STEIN

The key to staying impactful in any commercial endeavour is the ability

pivot and move onto the next iteration of the business, and the wine busine

is certainly no different as wine and winemaking styles rise and wane and

consumer interest is equally as cyclical. Artesa Vineyards and Winery, found

in 1991 in the then-unfashionable Carneros region just north of the San Pe

Bay by Spain’s Raventós family, owners of the Codorniu winery among othe

and makers of wine for seventeen generations, has stuck around into its thir

decade because the folks in charge recognized this early on, and the winery

has accelerated its ability to make a wide range of great wines consumers lo

as its everyday practice, matching what its capable of making to what wine

lovers are looking for. The sheer range of wines alone is inspiring and shouplace them on your must-visit list.

Indeed, while Artesa was well known for its focus on vineyard location,

under VP of Winemaking Mark Beringer these ideas have been taken to the

next level since 2009, focusing on small-lot production; slower, more gentle

winemaking which utilizes gravity flow and light control; and a series of

limited-release and reserve bottlings which allow the winery to stretch its

technical legs and try new things. Using grapes from the best vineyards in

Carneros, Alexander Valley, Napa Valley and Atlas Peak doesn’t hurt, either,

and neither does the same philosophy of minimal impact via sustainable

agriculture at those sites.

The results have been quite impressive thus far. New winemaking

programs have produced different tiers of wines, allowing for dozens of releases, something most wineries simply cannot do as most have neither th

wherewithall nor the experience to handle the logistics, let alone the actual

skill, necessary. Simultaneously, the attention to place, to showcasing where

wine is from, has become key; as Beringer states, “We are putting Carneros

back into our wines. We are bringing Carneros back to the place it needs to

be.” Equally, small-lot fermentations allow for complexity and subtlety to

mix – doing Pinot Noir, for example, in half-ton lots via upright barrels

guarantees a range of expression in the resulting wines. These light touches

produce more food-friendly wines which allow their vineyard sources to sh

through, something clearly obvious when tasted at the winery.

Artesa’s history is one which began with a vision of the “Jewel of Carneroand Barcelona architect Domongo Triay delivered on that vision with a

pyramidal structure built into its surroundings, with vineyards on all sides,

leading to the edifice. An expansive terrace provides full-circle views extend

out to San Francisco on clear days. Water, fountains, soundscapes and mor

greet you on the outside, and light-filled, contemporary spaces adorned wit

modern artwork, sculptures, and installations by Artist-in-Residence Gordo

Huether greet you on the inside, turning the wine tasting into an experienc

Like a vision of today’s Spain itself, the space and wines work well together

emphasize a mixture of modern and classic sensibilities, for which the wine

has been justifiably celebrated many times over the years, and which provid

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several different options for

tasting, including the Single

Vineyard and Members Only

Rooms.

The current and reserve flightsprovide opportunities to taste

multiple Chardonnays, Pinot

Noirs, Cabernets, Merlot, and the

rarely seen Tempranillo. They

are great wines, for sure, but it’s

in the Limited Release and Single

Vineyard flights where the

winemaking playfulness really

pays off; a staggering eighteen

wine options await, ranging from

Albarino to Tempranillo orCabernet Sauvignon. If you want

to taste what all of the North

Coast is capable of producing,

this is absolutely the place to

plan your visit around.

Unsurprisingly, the origins

and the current resurgence of

Artesa Vineyards and Winery lie

in its name, which means

“handcrafted” in Catalan, and

with a new philosophy of winemaking at the helm, that is

truly what is taking place. Do

yourself a favor and come to

Carneros to see for yourself

what’s begun to spring up once

again. There are lots of upcoming

events, too, including the end of

March’s Annual Carneros 5K/10K

Run/Walk through the Vineyards,

April’s Spanish Dinner, and May’s

Lobster Feed. The website is

chock full of reasons, as if you’d

need any more!, to come to

Carneros to see, taste, and

experience what the Raventós

family recognized before just

about anyone else did. Check it

out and then check out the

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Established by four talented friends in 1988, Patz & Hall helped to pioneer single-vyard Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs in California. For Founder and Winemaker James Hsuccess has been earned by building on and refining what he learned from his earlymentors: using exceptional cool-climate fruit from trusted producers; processing withgentle, small-lot fermentations; aging in custom cooperage; and then bottling, largelyunfiltered, to guarantee a uniqueness of place in each glass. James has combined thiswinemaking approach with his own boldness, imagination and trademark perfectionismwhich is why Patz & Hall wines are featured on the lists of top restaurants around theworld.

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ST. SUPERY ESTATEVINEYARDS & WINERY BY ALEXANDRA CHARSLEY

Usually “cutting edge” and “traditional Napa” are never

intertwined when describing a winery, but here at St. Supéry

Vineyards and Winery that is exactly what you will find. The

are located on Highway 29 in Rutherford in the heart of Nap

Valley. The winery is owned by the Skalli Family of France

whose family has made wine for several generations.

The winery offers guests a very unique wine tasting

experience. While their main tasting room and gallery are be

remodeled, guests have a rare opportunity to taste in the Atkinson House which is on the National Historic Register. T

house dates back to the 1800s and has been restored and

decorated with period furniture while offering an intimate

setting to taste wine surrounded by amazing views of the

vineyards. All current vintages, as well as library tasting flight

are offered daily. To further explore the rich history of St. Sup

schedule a Historical Tasting Tour which includes a vineyard

walk and history of the winery followed by wine tasting in th

Atkinson House.

Their Rutherford estate vineyard surrounds the winery an

planted with the red Bordeaux varieties of Cabernet Sauvigno

Merlot, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc. Their other estate

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level. This estate vineyard is the origin of most St. Supéry win

and provides distinct characters derived from the Dollarhide

terroir.

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fine art gallery is scheduled to re-open toward the end of Ap

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be greeted and be able to schedule an exclusive wine tasting

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wine production along with exciting tours, St. Supéry has, in

fact, carved out their niche as a cutting-edge winery producin

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Napa.

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Celebrate The Napa Valley Collection™ with Four Weeks of Winery Art Crawls, Tours and Tastings in The Legendary Napa Valley

Throughout the month of April, the second annual Napa Valley

Arts in April™ celebrates The Napa Valley Collection™: the famed

wine region’s other collection of priceless vintages – significant 20thand 21st century artwork. Winery art collections include work by

notable contemporary painters Francis Bacon and Jean Dubuffet, as

well as sculptors George Rickey and Richard Serra. Napa Valley Arts

in April 2012 celebrates the Napa Valley Collection by letting mad-

about-art winemakers collaborate with collection curators and

favorite artists to turn the Napa Valley into a month-long art and wine

crawl, made up of a variety of interactive art programs, curator-led

tours, special exhibitions and inspired tastings. Many winery art

activities are complimentary, and neighboring lodging establishments

and spas welcome guests to complement Napa Valley Arts in April

happenings with special offers from the best in wine, food and well-

ness.The Napa Valley Arts in April festivities progress geographically

week by week; beginning with Calistoga (April 1-7), followed by St.

Helena and Rutherford (April 9-15), Oakville and Yountville (April 16-

22), and finally Napa, Carneros and American Canyon (April 23-30).

Calistoga, the Valley’s northernmost region kicks off Napa Valley

Arts in April on April 1. Throughout the Calistoga week, local wineries

showcase impressive collections including the amazing sculpture,

painting, and decorative objects collection at Clos Pegase.

From April 9-15, wineries around St. Helena and Rutherford t

center stage, featuring an exclusive exhibition of photography

Markham Vineyards by photojournalist Baron Wolman, Rolling St

magazine’s first chief photographer. This week only, original con

sheets belonging to Mr. Wolman’s personal collection will be on vi

From April 16-22, wineries in Oakville and Yountville showc

permanent and rotating exhibitions, such as Robert Mondavi Win

permanent collection that holds work by Francis Bacon and a rota

exhibition space currently showing Napa Valley artist Nancy Wi

monotypes and paintings.

April 23-30, Napa, Carneros and American Canyon’s art-focu

wineries include The Hess Collection, which is displaying a select

of Donald Hess’ personal modern and contemporary collec

including artwork by artists Robert Motherwell and Magdal

Abakanowicz (see page 36).

A full list and detailed map of participating wineries, as well

variety of art viewing and wine tasting special offers, can be dow

loaded at the official Legendary Napa Valley website. Maps and in

mation are also available at all participating wineries, the Napa Va

Welcome Center, all chambers of commerce offices and many ot

locations throughout the Napa Valley.

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HAGAFEN CELLARSPremier Winery Promises Three Key Ingredients inEvery Bottle of Wine: Passion, Soul and EnjoymenBY MonicA l. DAShWooD

The most inviting quality about Hagafen Cellars, besides their delicious

varietal wines, is Ernie Weir, the winemaker and owner. Known as DonErnesto Hagafen to his vineyard crew, he works in close connection with h

staff, producing some of the finest wines in Napa Valley. Ernie recognizes t

moniker, Don Ernesto Hagafen, as a sign of affection, respect and admirat

earned over the years. Ernie is just like his award-winning wines, friendly,

approachable, sophisticated and easy going. The tasting room and winery

grounds, where you can sit and sample exceptional wines, carry the same

warm and welcoming feel with its outdoor scents of rosemary and citrus,

sounding wind chimes, Italian landscaped gardens and mosaic patio table

designed by his wife, Irit Weir.

Ernie and Irit Weir started Hagafen Cellars in 1979, with their first

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commercially released vintage in 1980.

Over the years, Ernie has perfected the craft

of winemaking and loves to play an active

role in every aspect of the business, from

grape growing to winemaking to marketing.

“I like the challenge, working with all thesedifferent grapes to see which wines I will

make each year. I find it fun, exciting and

interesting.” Hagafen Cellars’ vintages are

put together based on wines Ernie

personally enjoys, as well as feedback from

his customers. He listens closely, hearing what they have to say on

any given day in the tasting room.

Hagafen Cellars has many fine wines in which to choose. They

produce 8-10 varietals each year and offer 20 distinct vintages on

their tasting menu, including Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon,

Chardonnay, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Roussanne, Sauvignon Blanc, Syrah,

White Riesling and Zinfandel. They also produce three highlyacclaimed Brut Cuvée sparkling wines as well as late harvest dessert

releases. Their small lot releases start with superb fruit, where they

seek to shape each vintage to showcase its uniqueness from the

region in which it originates. For this reason, their production is

only 8,000 cases, coming from their own 20-acre estate and from

other select growers from the Napa Valley and Lake County regions.

You know their wines are exceptional if the White House has

been serving Hagafen Cellar wines, on and off, to foreign dignitaries

since the 1980s. Put simply, their award-winning wines are best in

class, winning gold medals throughout the decades, including their

2010 Chardonnay, Oak Knoll District, Napa Valley; the 2009 Merlot,

Napa Valley Estate Bottled; as well as the 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon,

Napa Valley Estate Bottled; 2007 Cabernet Franc, Napa Valley Estate

Bottled and many more.

Hagafen Cellars is excited to announce their newly released 2011

Sauvignon Blanc which comes from the Moskowite Ranch on the

eastern foothills of Napa Valley. This older Sauvignon Blanc vineyard

has been the source for their Sauvignon Blanc wines for over a

decade and is a hillside planting with well-exposed fruit, allowing

beautiful aromatic fruitiness to surface naturally. The nose of Oro

Blanco grapefruit, which is also grown here on their property at the

winery, stands out with its strong pungent flavors. It’s the amazing

balance of fruitiness and tart acid that makes this wine one you willnot want to put down.

Tours are offered daily at 11 a.m., by appointment only, except

Saturdays and holidays. Tastings of seasonal wine library releases of

past vintages are also available by appointment. Hagafen Cellars

offers their award-winning wines at their tasting room, on-line, in

select stores and restaurants, but also through their three distinct

exclusive wine clubs: Prix, Hagafen and R.S. (residual sugar).

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factory seconds known as “Belly Flops.” You’ll also find post-season sweets and

discontinued gift items at deep discounts on occasion.

Just in time for Easter, Wendell and Wendy Bunny will be available for photo

the Jelly Belly Visitor Center from April 2-6, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and April 7, 1 p.m

4 p.m.For an extra special Easter celebration, join Mr. Jelly Belly, Wendell and Wendy

Bunny for a private brunch on Saturday, April 7th at 10 a.m. $19.99 for children

and adults ages 3+. Children ages two and under free. Tickets by advance purcha

only, make reservations at www.JellyBelly.com. The Jelly Belly Visitor Center is clo

Easter Sunday, April 8th.

The Jelly Belly Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except for

holidays. Free tours operate every day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., tour information

available at 1-800-953-5592. For help planning your trip, events, special hours an

other information, please visit www.JellyBelly.com. No reservations necessary,

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All-Gay Winemakers’ Dinner returns to Napa Valley

On the Napa Valley Wine Train

Out In The Vineyard and the Napa Valley Wine Train are pleased

to announce the return of the one-of-a-kind-experience, The (Bigger)

Gay Train, a food and wine event. On Saturday, March 31st, localLGBT Winemakers will be pouring their wines paired with the

inspired cuisine of Executive Chef Kelly MacDonald.

The evening be filled with unforgettable memories on the rails of

Napa Valley, aboard the legendary Wine Train. As the train departs,

guests will enjoy a multiple course meal paired with wines from LGBT

Winemakers found in Napa, Sonoma and Mendocino counties. Sarah

Bennett, Navarro Vineyards; Greg Bjornstad, Bjorstad Cellars; M

Lyon, Sebastiani Vineyards; and Jeff Durham and Joey Wolo

Gentleman Farmer Wines, will be on board to meet and g

throughout the evening.

Due to last year's overwhelming response we are creating a mexpansive event. In this case bigger is better and a lot more fun!

Join Out In The Vineyard and the Napa Valley Wine Train fo

truly remarkable experience.

The Big Gay Train Dinner is a new multiple-course menu desig

by Wine Train Chef, Kelly Macdonald, and paired with LGBT W

makers from Napa and Sonoma valleys

Check in time is at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $160 for the Gourm

Express Car or $175 for the VIP Vista Dome Car. More information

available at winetrain.com/big-gay-train. Reservations can be made

calling the Napa Valley Wine Train at 1-800-427-4124.

The Napa Valley Wine Train is one of the most unique and b

Napa restaurants. This top dining establishment is housed inantique train that runs on 25-miles of track in the heart of the N

Valley. The train itself has two engines, three kitchens on board an

collection of early 20th century rail cars that are pure Americana

offers guests great regional food and fabulous, hard-to-find wi

Enjoy winery tours, wine tasting on board and celebrity winema

dinners. A great place to celebrate your special moments, or jus

enjoy everyday life. For more information, go to winetrain.com.

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Ménage à Trois Pinot Grigio is

the perfect, all-purpose white wine

Trinchero Family Estates recently

announced they are launching a Ménage à

Trois Pinot Grigio. To play off the namesake,

the renowned Napa Valley winery first

launched Ménage à Trois with blends: red,

white and rosé. The Ménage à Trois red blend

topped charts as the #1 red blend wine, then

quickly became the #1 overall red wine in the

United States. The white and rosé quickly

followed, taking the titles – respectively – as

the #1 Premium White and #1 Rosé sold in

the United States. In addition to topping the

charts, Ménage à Trois continues to lead the

pack with recent accolades like this year’s“Impact Hot Brand Award” and the “Fast

Track Brand Award.”

In response to high consumer demand for

the blends, Ménage à Trois adapted new

marketing and winemaking strategies with

the release of single varietal wines, like the

Ménage à Trois Chardonnay in 2009 and

Moscato in fall of 2011. “We are expanding

and have been looking to add varietals to

enhance our fine wine profile,” states

Marketing Director Tim Peters. “Consumerdemand for the brand continues to grow, so

it was a natural progression to produce a

Pinot Grigio, the ideal complement to our

existing counterparts.”

“We’re incredibly excited to hear what

consumers have to say about Ménage à Trois

Pinot Grigio,” says Bob Torkelson, President

and COO of Trinchero Family Estates. The

Pinot Grigio is designed specifically to

capture the essence of what Ménage à Trois

consumers want in wine: delicious on its

own and wonderfully versatile with food,fruit-forward, essentially the perfect way to

end the day. “After an amazing couple of

years with the blended wines and our single

varietal Chardonnay and Moscato, intro-

ducing the Pinot Grigio would give Ménage à

Trois consumers a fresh new wine to enjoy.”

Winemakers ventured across Californi

find the best regions that produce the Pi

Grigio varietal, the perfect addition to

brand’s existing portfolio of fun, fest

wines. The 2010 Ménage à Trois Pinot Griis cold-fermented in steel tanks, comple

avoiding malolactic fermentation resultin

a wine erupting with zesty tropical f

aromas, vivid fruit flavors balanced

mouth-watering acidity. It’s a Pinot Grigio

appeal to all palates with its balance of acid

and fruit. Ménage à Trois Pinot Grigio can

found at restaurants and retailers nationw

with a suggested retail price of $9.99 a bot

Taste Ménage à Trois wines at the Foli

Deux tasting room on Highway 29 at 74

St. Helena Highway, Oakville, just north Yountville. Come enjoy the beautiful grou

and don’t forget to bring your picnic lun

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daily.

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to not let their membership go. In fact, Vezér has one of the highest

club retentions of all time. There are many reasons to join other thanthe award-winning wine shipments and the benefits that give you VIP

status and recognition. There’s ambiance that you cannot get anywhereelse, free tastings for up to four people, a private tasting room and club

room onsite, ATV tours, free wine club pick-up parties with live music,

exceptional food and wine served right from the barrels. Winter pick-up parties are usually barrel burning events, roasting

linguica, Hungarian paprika bacon and sausages from all over theworld, accompanied by hearty Zins, some seductive Cabernets, Petite

Sirah and Barrel Room Select Blends. And try roasting s’mores over the

open fire while tasting some of the finest white and ruby Ports. At the spring and summer pick-up parties there are outdoor movies,

barbecues and live music in the gardens, either at the Private Ranch orthe quaint Western Village of Mankas Corner. Throughout the year,there are special concerts and formal dinners. The wine club, due to

the limited production and intimate settings, is anticipated to becapped at 1,000 members. The club consists of 250 spots for Chief-

tains – VIP Chairmen’s, and 750 Elite members and these two quotas

are quickly filling up. Stop by and visit the Vezérs and join either clubat the tasting room or join online at www.vezerfamilyvineyard.com.


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The 2012 Solano Wine & Food Jubilee will celebrate its 25th

anniversary when the event returns to the Nut Tree Complex inVacaville on April 27. In honor of this silver celebration, event

organizers promise an array of enhancements that should make

the Wine & Food Jubilee – already Solano County’s must-do

social event of the year – an even hotter ticket to obtain.

The Solano Wine & Food Jubilee is the primary fund-raising

event for the programs of NorthBay Hospice & Bereavement, and

over the past 24 years the gala affair has raised more than $2

million. These funds have enabled NorthBay to provide physical,

emotional and spiritual care for the terminally ill, allowing these

patients – and their families – to live their final days as peacefully

and as comfortably as possible.

The Jubilee, as the area’s premiere food and wine tasting event,will offer ticket-holders an opportunity to spend hours tasting an

array of sweet and savory foods from the region’s most notable

restaurants and food merchants, paired with pourings from

numerous top-flight wineries and breweries.

There are also several exciting new 25th anniversary twists

planned, including a raffle with $35,000 in cash and prizes. The

top prize in the raffle is an Electra Glide Ultra Limited motorcycle

in Vivid Black donated by Harley-Davidson ($23,999 MSRP), and

$11,000 in additional cash prizes. Making this deal even more

enticing is the “buy two, get the third free” offer.

The 2012 Silent Auction is sure to include many “25-themed”

items, including such things as signed movie posters, an entire

start-up wine cellar, sporting event tickets, exotic jewelry, artwork,

travel opportunities and wine-tasting events.

The Time Bandits, the area’s most popular and in-demand

band, returns for the 2012 event. This nine-piece rhythm and

blues and rock band is known for their mastery of dance tunes

from the ‘70s to today, and they may be joined by several speciaguests.

As in the past, the event will be held under an enormous ten

through a joint arrangement with Total Home & Garden Show.

This year, the show will be held at the Nut Tree the weekend

before the Jubilee, from April 20 to 22. This large venue means

there will be plenty of food, wine and brew vendors on hand.

Organizers will also offer a limited number of “VIP Table for

Eight” packages that include many of the benefits afforded VIP

ticket-holders – early admittance, special treats on arrival, and

access to the “VIP Lounge” – for $1,000. This reserved package

must be purchased before March 23, 2012.

The Solano Wine & Food Jubilee’s Presenting Sponsors for2012 are Patt & Al Shaw, Dr. Lee Freeman, Burger King Restau-

rants, Gold’s Gym, Iron Steed Harley-Davidson and the Nut Tre

The event benefits NorthBay Hospice & Bereavement, which

provides its services to all regardless of their ability to pay, and

includes access to an integrated program of physical, emotional

and spiritual care for the terminally ill.

Sponsorship opportunities are still available, and for a

minimum of $1,000 a sponsor can enjoy early entrance to the

Jubilee, an invitation to a private reception at the event, hotel

accommodations and limousine service.

The Solano Wine & Food Jubilee, a black tie-optional affair

(denim discouraged), gets under way at the Nut Tree Complex

beginning at 6:30 p.m. Tickets, for those ages 21 and over, mu

be purchased in advance and are $75 each, or $100 at the doo

if still available. To purchase tickets, call (707) 646-3133, or go

online at www.wineandfoodjubilee.org.

It’s a Silver Celebration for 2012 Solano Wine & Food Jubile

If this is one of your many visits to the wine country, you are

no doubt looking for something a little different. So why not

change things up and take the road less travelled through Suisun Valley “The Napa Back Road”. We all no doubt have our favorites,

but we are always looking to one up our friends back home. Yes,

that never ending search for something new and refreshing, but

still preserving all that made you first fall in love with the whole

“Wine Country Experience.”

If you are staying in downtown Napa, do you realize you are

just approximately 15 to 20 minutes away from a valley that

preserved what Napa was in the 1960s? However, the wines at

such places like Vezer Family Vineyard and the Blue Victorian

Winery take advantage of both the old traditions, such as 100%

hand punched down wines, along with implementing the impor-

tant new techniques learned from those great California wine-makers over the last 50 years.

This Suisun Valley has been a long-time held secret in the wine

country. In fact, many of the locals try to continue this secret,

simply because it is where they go to still experience those old

feelings of days gone by. Suisun Valley is where you can find

wines that would sell for over $150 a bottle at the popular better

known tourist destinations in Napa, for $30 to $60. These same

wines have 94, 95 and 97 point rankings and medals from the

greatest national and international competitions!

Don’t Miss Suisun Valley Wine Country

The Napa Back Road



the fact that they weren’t part of his curriculum. This fascination ledto a transfer to the North American mecca for winemakers, UCDavis. After receiving his degree, James’s first job in 1981 wasworking under renowned winemakers Leo McCloskey and PatrickMahaney at Felton-Empire. There, he learned to combine wine-making’s two sides: “Leo was a scientist, obsessed with unravelingthe mysteries of wine. Pat was the craftsman, meticulously workingwith the raw materials.” As you’ll see when you try them, one canstill clearly taste the influence of these mentors in each Patz & Hallwine.

1983 brought James to Flora Springs as Assistant Winemaker,where he spent four years honing his craft and learning the intrica-cies of barrel-fermenting small-lot Chardonnays. By1988, he had become Winemaker and EstateManager for Honig Winery, and that’s when he, AnneMoses, Heather Patz and Donald Patz, the latterhaving been Sales Manager at Flora Springs,

produced a debut Napa Valley Chardonnay underthe Patz & Hall label. In the years since, the wineryhas developed a passionate following devoted to itssingle-vineyard releases sourced from storied sitesin the Sonoma Coast, Russian River Valley,Mendocino County, Napa Valley and Santa LuciaHighlands.

One of the keys to the winery’s success hasbeen the relationships James, Donald, Heatherand Anne have created and nurtured withgrowers like Larry Hyde, Charlie and BudChenoweth, Gary Pisoni, and Lee Martinelli.Another has been the judicious use of cutting-

edge equipment and processes to enhancequality without losing the spirit of hands-onsmall-lot winemaking. The winery is state-of-the-art where it needs to be, while preserving the

traditional where appropriate, like Patz & Hall’s custom-madeFrench cooperage, which requires a special three-year supply of agstaves be kept constantly available. That same eye to detail led Pat& Hall to establish a purpose-built, Chardonnay and Pinot Noirwinery to guarantee the vineyard will be in each glass.

Clearly, Patz & Hall’s success is the result of lots of hard work aattention to detail, and just as clearly, it’s also based on knowingwhen to let the wine do its thing without interference—in otherwords, the vineyard cannot speak in the glass if the winemaker gein its way. Knowing what not to do looks like instinct, but it’s baseon a scientific understanding of the wine’s lifecycle. As James Hallhas shown for a quarter-century, you need both creativity and undstanding to create artistry in the glass. Cheers to his continuedsuccess!

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The Third Annual Wine Auction on the Lawn will be

held Sunday, May 6 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Charles Krug/

Peter Mondavi Family Winery in St. Helena. A live auction

is being added to the silent auction of sought-after wines.

Baba Ken Okulolo of The Nigerian Brothers and Nigeria’stop bassist will be the featured musical guest.

The Napa casual fundraising event that started on the

lawn of Chris and Christina Madrigal, proprietors of

Madrigal Estate Winery, north of St. Helena, has

outgrown its original venue. Peter and Katie Mondavi,

proprietors of Charles Krug/Peter Mondavi Family and

co-founders of the event, are opening the much bigger

lawn of their historic St. Helena winery to the public in

support of the Foundation for African Medicine & Educa-

tion (FAME).

In early 2012, Katie Mondavi,

who served on the clinical facultyof Stanford and as an assistant

clinical professor of medicine at

UCSF, will be returning to

Tanzania to work in FAME’s bush

clinics and at its newly opened

hospital.

Peter and Katie Mondavi,

proprietors of Charles Krug/Peter

Mondavi Family; Chris and

Christina Madrigal, proprietors of

Madrigal Estate Winery; and

Rudy and Rita von Strasser,

proprietors of von Strasser

Winery, began hosting the Wine

Auction on the Lawn in 2010.

They established FAME Napa

Valley, a registered non-profit, in

support of FAME, which provides

consistent, quality medical

services in Tanzania to one of the

poorest and most medically-

underserved areas of the world.

Last year’s auction providedfunding for 75% of the meds

distributed by FAME.

Charles Krug/Peter Mondavi

Family Winery is located at 2800

Main Street/Highway 29 in St.

Helena and is open daily from

10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more

information, call (707) 967-2229

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Sophisticated boutique hotel presents fresh contemporary design

and Chef Richard Reddington’s Redd WoodFollowing recent updates, the former Hotel Luca now boasts a

refreshed look and a new name, North Block Hotel. The modern

boutique property is located in Napa Valley’s idyllic town of Yountville.Named for its location on the northernmost end of the vibrant town,

North Block Hotel is a mix of old world charm and modernity. With

fresh, contemporary design updates from highly regarded St. Helena-based designer Erin Martin, and recently introduced Redd Wood, the

latest restaurant from acclaimed chef Richard Reddington of Michelin-starred Redd, North Block Hotel offers a new and unpretentious wine

country escape.

To celebrate the rebranding, North Block Hotel introduces the

North Block VIP Wine Package. Valid nightly through June 30, 2012,the package includes a room category upgrade (based on availability),

a welcome bottle of wine and a complimentary VIP wine tasting fortwo at Girard Winery. Nightly rates start at $315 Sunday through

Thursday, and $380 on Friday and Saturday. For more information,visit www.northblockhotel.com.

“Located at the epicenter of Yountville,

North Block Hotel is a lively and welcomingdestination for socializing, indulging in great

food and wine at Redd Wood, or simply

relaxing in wine country’s beauty,” remarked TyAccornero, general manager. “Unlike any other

property in the area, North Block’s intimatesize and graceful design create an ambiance of

conviviality.”

With her very first hotel project to date,North Block’s lobby has been re-envisioned by

designer Erin Martin of Erin Martin Design,

known for her signature contemporary, indus-trial-chic style. The whimsical reception desk,

suspended from above, appears to float againstthe backdrop of dark charcoal walls, evoking

images of an antique European ticket booth. Well-worn, painted scaf-

fold boards on the ceiling provide a broken-in feel, while large, cushyottomans paired with a Michael Taylor-designed coffee table beckon

guests to the flickering fireplace. Burnished brass skeleton keys makea captivating wall display; guests also are encouraged to take one home

as a keepsake from a lavish heap at departure. The overall effect is

simultaneously modern, sexy and welcoming.Perfect for a couple’s getaway or property buy-outs for weddings or

special events, North Block’s sociable, interactive atmosphere is height-

ened by the open flow from the arched stone entrance through the wideinterior courtyard. The outdoor fireplace and comfortable lounge furni-

ture invites mingling over cocktails while watching the action at ReddWood. Stone walkways with fragrant lemon trees and flickering

lanterns lead to the 20 spacious guestrooms. Flooded with natural light,

the spacious and sophisticaguestrooms feature luxurious de

including custom linens, flat screen

visions, iPod entertainment dockstations, espresso machines, d

soaking tubs and glass rainshowers, private patio or balcony. Many

feature gas fireplaces, plantation sh

ters, French doors and double-sinksGuests are encouraged to take

advantage of the wine country sunsh

with chic cabana seating around large heated outdoor swimming pool. With its high staff-to-guest r

North Block Hotel promises personalized guest service, with adservices and amenities including complimentary wi-fi, valet park

and a seasonally inspired continental breakfast daily.Debuting in spring 2012, North Block Spa by Francis & Alexan

invites guests and locals alike for an unrivaled spa experience. Gu

of the intimate spa may enjoy unique, of-the-moment treatments s

as Un-corked, a cutting edge reflexology treatment that cleverly incporates wine corks, or rekindle their romance with The North Bl

Playful Passion, a self-guided scrub and massage for two.North Block Hotel is located at 6757 Washington Stree

Yountville, California. For more information, visit the web

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Imagine stepping back in time to when large parcels of land were

cultivated in the Napa Valley with the expressed purpose of deliv-ering the best from the land at every opportunity. One of the Valley’s

newest wineries, Somerston, has done just that, delivering excep-

tional products in the way “Old Napa” used to do it without any of

the trappings of ego often seen today. Somerston Wine Company is

a 1,628-acre estate ten miles from Lake Hennessey in the eastern hills

of Napa Valley which grows world-class wines, delivers a farm-to-table experience and has abun-

dant opportunity for recreation and pure enjoyment of the natural environment. A longtime

source of award-winning fruit for wineries throughout Napa, Somerston Vineyards was founded

by Allan Chapman, who purchased the historically known Priest Ranch in 2004, and who then

acquired the adjacent Elder Valley in January 2006 to create one contiguous property. Chapman,

and winemaker Craig Becker, founded Somerston Wine

Company in 2008, merging their two wine companies with

the goal of creating a world-class vineyard estate showcasing

the wines made from its unique medley of vineyards and

vineyard blocks. As Becker puts it best, “Our property is the

inspiration behind everything Somerston represents. It offers

a fresh look at the Napa Valley that is utterly authentic.”

As you might imagine, this emphasis on doing things the

right way has produced nothing but amazing results in the

bottle, and most of what is made is available only directly

from the winery. The Somerston Estate wines are all from

special single vineyard blocks on the property, showing off

their perfect combinations of soils, climate, and variety.Highlights include the Estate Sauvignon Blanc, the Estate

Cabernet Sauvignon, and the Estate Red Blend, presenting

the best of the best barrels. The Priest Ranch bottlings are

made from other sections of the estate, allowing for intense

yet approachable wines. These releases range from Cabernet

Sauvignon to Petite Sirah to Zindandel, showing off some of

the “native” varietals the early planters of the Valley favored.

The Highflyer series comes from winemaker Craig Becker’s

also being a pilot, and the use of fruit from throughout Cali-

fornia’s winegrowing regions has allowed him the freedom to

be creative and enjoy other matchings of location and variety.These bottlings span the gamut from Grenache Blanc and

Viognier through to Pinot Noir, two different Syrahs, and the

delicious Centerline red blend.

The tasting room in Yountville is directly across from the

Villagio Hotel on the main drag at 6490 Washington Street

and is open from early afternoon through to the evening

each day of the week. The winery and tasting room on the

estate itself are open by appointment daily; the address is

3450 Sage Canyon Road in St. Helena. The best way to make

plans is just to give them a call directly at (707) 967-8414.

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Dario Sattui studied andresearched medieval architec-ture for 30 years. His studiesand visions led to Castello diAmorosa. After fifteen years of construction, he created anunforgettable, splendid castle that honors his Italian heritage andshowcases his exceptional wines like no other place could.

The Castle comes complete with authentic features including achapel, drawbridge, moat, courtyard, watch tower, torture chamber,loggia, deep-well, secret passage ways and an outdoor oven. Theguided tour wends its way through four levels including a visit to thewine storage caves, courtyard, armory and the Great Hall with hand-painted frescoes and 500-year-old fireplace.

Castello di Amorosa wines are only available at the tasting roomor on the website. The Castle portfolio includes a wide range of old-world Italian-style wines. As you visit you’ll learn about the manyvarietals they source and about highly rated wines like the BienNacido Chardonnay, La Castellana and Il Barone.

This remarkable place is truly a must-see and the wines arememorable and stylistically crafted to complement food.

TOUR OPTIONS

PREMIUM TOUR AND TASTING – Guided tour through theCastle and Winery followed by a tasting of five wines in one of theCastle’s private tasting bars $33 (includes admission fee)

RESERVE TOUR AND TASTING – Guided tour followed by aprivate tasting of six of wines, including Reserve Wines $43(includes entrance fee)

FOOD & WINE PAIRING – In the exclusive, Royal Apartmentover looking the Courtyard, $69per person

HIKING VINEYARD TOURS –$33 per person ($23 ages 5-20).

HORSE-DRAWN VINEYARDTOUR – Available seasonally onSaturdays and Sundays, by reser-vation only, $69 per person.

THE SUPER TUSCANBLENDING SEMINAR is an inter-active, hands on experience. Thisclass allows you to be a wine-maker for a day and develop yourown “secret” blend from ourSangiovese, Merlot and CabernetSauvignon. $69 per person by

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“Isn’t Old Faithful in Yellowstone?” That’s whatmy husband asked when I told him we were goingfor a visit! I was surprised to learn that there are

actually three “Old Faithful” geysers in the world

with one being right here in Napa Valley. The term“Old Faithful” refers to geysers that erupt on

regular intervals. Water for the Old Faithful Geyserof California comes from an underground river.

When this water flows over the hot molten magma

deep in the earth, it boils and expands and iscollected in large cavities. Under tremendous pres-

sure from the heat, the superheated water is forced through the frac-

tures and erupts with an outpouring of steam followed by hotspewing water.

Palm trees and thick bamboo surrounds the geyser and makes fora relaxing setting. There are picnic tables with umbrellas and a

covered seating area with excellent views of the geyser. The gift shop

stocks ice cream bars, chips, and a variety of drinks to hold you overwhile you wait but since we are in wine country and there’s no limit

on what you can bring in, why not stop off at one of the wonderful

wineries along the way and pick up a gourm

lunch and a bottle of bubbly?

When you go, their staff will tell you how ofto expect Old Faithful to blow. The day we wen

was every five to ten minutes but could take up30 to 40 minutes before you see the eruption

steam and scalding water spraying up to 60 feethe air. While you anticipate the next showi

check out the other on-site attractions.

Wishing wells that were once used as mineral therapy pools remain on the grounds a

contain some interesting facts. They have an infmative exhibit area on geyser eruptions and ear

quake predictions and also a brief history of the town of Calistoga

short walk away you will find their petting zoo featuring Tennessee Fainting Goats, Jacob’s Four Horn Sheep and Gu

Llamas.

Old Faithful Geyser of California is a great way to spend an afnoon in wine country and their gift shop is full of Old Faithful

Napa Valley themed souvenirs. They are open daily year round fr9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $10 for adults, $7 for seniors, $3

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Share a Toast with Your Amazing Girlfriends& Win an Ultimate Girls Getaway to Korbel

Having been a part of life’s most memorable toasting occasions for

130 years, Korbel California Champagne is once again offering the

opportunity to pay homage to those amazing girlfriends that make a

difference in everyday life. Korbel encourages women to submit aspecial toast with their friends for a chance to win an ultimate girl’s

getaway to the Korbel Winery.

Through April 30, woman nationwide (where legal) may enter the

Korbel Mimosa Girls Getaway contest at www.korbelgirlsgetaway.com.

Pictures say a thousand words so entrants are also encouraged to

upload a photo to accompany their toast. The best “Girlfriend Toast”

winner and her five friends will win a trip to the Korbel Winery for the

ultimate girl’s wine country getaway complete with airfare and accom-

modations for four days of VIP treatment including a vineyard and

winery tour, meals prepared by the winery’s private chef and poolside

spa treatments.

“Who knows you better than your closest friends? In good tim

and bad, they are there to support you,” commented Gary He

owner and president of Korbel Champagne Cellars. In honor of th

wonderful relationships, Korbel encourages women to share a to

with the friends that make a difference in their lives.”

Last year’s winner was Abby Sanders from Chicago, who submia toast of how through thick and thin her best friends have suppo

each other and are closer than ever. From brunches to lunch

weddings to babies, and even many miles away, the ladies have fou

every way to stay connected and are more like sisters than frien

This ultimate girls wine country getaway was a much needed reun

for Abby and her five closest friends.

Girls getaways are a hot ticket in travel industry trends

continue to grow in popularity. Experts say that all U.S. wom

(young, old, single, married, divorced, widowed, mothers, daugh

and sisters) are the driving force in this trend representing four perc

of all U.S. travel spending – some $200 million a year. Spa weeken

beach destinations and shopping trips are high on girls getaway lbut as this form of travel continues to go mainstream, wine coun

excursions have become very popular. Korbel is the ultimate g

getaway destination as it is steeped in history, surrounded by beaut

gardens and majestic redwoods and offers award-winning to

ending in its first-class tasting room, gift shop and top rated d

catessen.

Established in 1882 in Sonoma County’s Russian River Val

Korbel Champagne Cellars produces the United States’ most pop

méthode champenoise Champagne. But the true measure of Korb

success during its 130 years can be seen in the impact it’s had

American consumers and its presence at various celebrat

throughout the years. Owned and managed by the Heck family si1954, Korbel currently makes eleven California Champagnes an

limited amount of still wine. In a separate facility Korbel also produ

one of the country’s most respected brandies.

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Explore sustainable vineyard practices, with Ryan Decker, the

sustainable viticulture specialist at Rodney Strong Vineyards.

Walk with Ryan through the estate vineyard at Rodney Strong

to explore the following topics: soil management, water conser-

vation techniques, cover crops, pest management and how to

work with nature to achieve quality. Optional winery tour and

tasting immediately following.

Call Linda at (707) 433-0904 to reserve your spot, limited to

20 people. Weather dependent, will be cancelled in the case of

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There are dog wineries and there are cat wineries. Alexander

Valley’s, Sausal Winery is definitely a cat winery.

Sausal has two cellar cats that rule its roost; Gypsie and Sophie.

The 2008 Purrfect Petite is their newest tribute to these winery cats.

Those who know these cellar cats will recognize them immediately

on the label (by physique and attitude). If you haven’t had the

opportunity to meet them in person, Gypsie is lying on the

hammock and her daughter, Sophie is the one plotting against her

moment of relaxation.

Sausal chose Petite Sirah as the varietal complement because both

the cats and the varietal are inky black, big and bold. This Petite

Sirah is also layered with dense black fruits and a hint of anise. Big

tannins create a long finish that guarantee to make you purrr!

Stop by Sausal Winery to meet Gypsie and Sophie, and sample the

Purrfect Petite. They are located at 7370 Highway 128, Healdsbu

and offer complimentary tastings seven days a week from 10 a.m

4 p.m. For more information, call 1-800-500-2285 or visit them

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Family owned and operated Mazzocco-

Sonoma, in the county’s fabled Dry Creek region,is famous for its Zinfandels and for its friendly and

easy-going atmosphere. Owned by the legendary

winemaker/grower couple, Ken and Diane Wilson,

it sits on a saddle between two coveted parcels of

wine country real estate: Dry Creek Valley and

Alexander Valley.

The comfortable tasting room is housed in a

contemporary wood structure with a well-

balanced traditional look that fits into the location

and locale. Inside the vaulted-celing tasting room,

the colors are soft and there are large windows

offering panoramic views of the property.“Mazzocco is all about enjoying wine and living

the good life. With our expansive patio and picnic

area outside, and our cozy lounge area inside, you

get the chance to experience all that the wine

country has to offer,” said winery sales manager

and wine club coordinator, Karen Clarke. “You can

also enjoy our patio or just come and picnic with a

few friends while discovering our amazing wines

and rolling vineyards.”

Mazzocco Wine Club Members (and club

members from other Wilson Artisan Wineries)

have the three-bedroom Mazzocco Guest Cottag

exclusively for their use. Located on the propert just a minute from the winery and tasting room

is surrounded by 17 acres of estate vineyards.

In the tasting room you will be able to try –

based on availability – a Sauvignon Blanc, a

Chardonnay, Petite Sirah, Cabernet Sauvignon

and, of course, Zinfandel.

Winemaker Antoine Favero is often around t

tasting room, so you can get some personal insig

from the man who crafts the wines. He is a stron

believer in the philosophy and practice that win

are nurtured, rather than produced.

As a result, his wines express the uniquevarietal and terroir characteristics of each vineya

he sources fruit from. Each is a unique wine, an

is bottled as memorable tribute to the grape, to

vineyards, and to the winemaker himself.

If you would like the winery to supply a quit

delicious box lunch from Costeaux Bakery in

Healdsburg for a group of six or more, they nee

to be requested 48 hours in advance. For tasting

groups of eight (or more), please call at least two

days before your visit.

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Wine lovers encouraged to act fast to nab tickets

to Sonoma County’s premier passport event:

April 28 & 29, 11am-4:30pm (both Saturday & Sunday)

Healdsburg Gallery ArtWalk & Wine Tasting - Friday, April 27

One of California’s first and longest-running regional wine

events, Passport to Dry Creek Valley is an exceptional wine-

tasting experience, blending epicurean thrills with fun, festive

décor and live entertainment. The fun starts the Friday night of

Passport Weekend, April 27, with a Healdsburg Gallery ArtWalk

& Wine Tasting, co-sponsored by the Winegrowers of Dry Creek

Valley® and Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce & Visitors

Bureau. With more galleries than any one city north of the

Golden Gate Bridge – and just minutes from Dry Creek Valley –

the charming town of Healdsburg offers sophisticated lodging,

restaurants and 22 art galleries all within walking distance. On

April 27, the galleries extend their hours to welcome Passportguests to explore and meet local artists, while sipping Dry Creek

Valley wines.

Passport to Dry Creek Valley is a beloved tradition among wine

lovers who enjoy a world-class tasting experience with a festive

twist, all within the idyllic Dry Creek Valley. Passport-holders will

savor exquisite food and wine pairings, and delight in discovering

each winery’s unique Passport “theme” – Viva Las Vegas,

Summer Olympics, the Italian Riviera ... the possibilities are

varied as the wineries themselves. Passport updates at Fa

book/drycreekvalley or on Twitter @drycreekvalley.

Dry Creek Valley is located 70 miles north of San Francisco

the heart of Sonoma County. Direct flights into Sonoma Cou

Airport are available on Alaska Airlines from Los Angeles, Seat

Portland and Las Vegas; visitors on these flights can fly a case

wine home for free.

Festivities take place at each of 50 Dry Creek Valley mem

wineries. A complete list of participating wineries, plus maps

activity guides can be found on the events page at www.wdcv.co

Two-day passports are $120; Sunday-only passports are $

Tickets are on sale online at www.wdcv.com. This event will

out quickly. Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis

Overnight accommodations are available throughout quaupscale Healdsburg. Just minutes away from Dry Creek Valley,

delightful town offers a luxurious blend of wine country histo

world-renowned dining and lodging, and laid-back local cha

Guests can enjoy Passport to Dry Creek Valley festivities by d

and Healdsburg’s sophisticated scene by night. Information

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“Fun” and “colorful” are words often used to describe theunique works of local artist Douglas DeVivo whose retrospec-

tive of 15 years as a collage artist is currently on display at the

Charles Creek Tasting Room & Gallery.

“I paint with paper,” says the artist, “creating depth and shadow

from bits of written text, old illustrated technology and slivers of

our personal history. My process is quick and instinctual; there is

something meditative about cutting and laying paper. Time just

flies away…”

Beyond the surface appeal that encourages comfortable

engagement with each piece, the viewer will find layer upon la

of depth, complexity and ever-changing perspectives.

“The early work,” DeVivo observes, “is so different; I was infurniture making at the time so most are ‘boxed’ (three dim

sional). Over the years the work has become more open, m

emotional and visually complex. These collages hit you on so m

different levels. Each one has a rich visual history; they bring b

memories. You can look forever and never see it all!”

Douglas DeVivo lives and works in Jenner, California. T

show will run through March 31, 2012.

The winery Tasting Room is conveniently situated in a charm

1890s era storefront on the historic Sonoma Plaza at 483 First

West. The Charles Creek Vineyard Tasting Room and Gallery

open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more inf

mation, call (707) 935-3848 or email [email protected].

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Wine & Food Lecture Series, the first of its kind!

This series is an in-depth and interactive experience where different

regions of Viansa’s Italian heritage will be explored and dive palate first

into the wine and food of each region. Enjoy the opportunity to

compare Viansa’s Italian varietals to those grown in Italy, discussing the

differences in the wine, aromas and taste profiles. In addition guests

will explore traditional foods native to each region, and enjoy a sump-

tuous meal after each event. Each guest who attends will receive a

certificate of completion for the Viansa Wine & Food Lecture Series.

Event is from 1 to 3 p.m.

Second in the series is Tuscany, April 14th followed by Lombardy,

May 12th and Piedmont, June 9th. Pricing is $50 per event ($40 for

wine club members).

Cioppino & Vino Fest – Saturday, March 31st, 1-3pm

Cioppino (chuh-pee-noh) was developed in San Francisco (

big-city backyard) by the Italian and Portuguese fishermen who set

in the North Beach section of San Francisco in the late 1800s. In ho

of these creative epicureans, Viansa is excited to host its annual Ci

pino & Vino Fest again this year. This event will feature a spark

wine and hors d’oeuvres reception, a delicious cooking demonstra

and a lunch of cioppino creations from the winery chefs paired w

Viansa wines. It’s an annual party that grows bigger and bigger e

year, creating quite the buzz from locals and visitors from afar. Th

the ultimate party for foodies (and those aspiring to be) with lot

energy eating with your fingers … a tantalizing event not to m

Pricing is $50 per person and for $40 for wine club members.

• 1 - 1:25 p.m. – Sparkling wine and hors d’oeuvres reception

• 1:30 - 2 p.m. – Live cooking demonstration

• 2 p.m. – Cioppino & VinoTo see all of the upcoming events, go to the new 2012 Via

calendar online at www.viansa.com.

Viansa Winery & Marketplace is a true destination in wine coun

– a taste of Italy on a hilltop at the entrance to Sonoma Valley at 25

Arnold Drive. A tasting of Viansa wines is best followed by a jour

through the winery’s Marketplace, the largest in Sonoma Valley, w

freshly prepared foods, artisan cheeses and sweets. For more inform

tion, call (707) 935-4700.

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Gateway to Mendocino County Serves Up Local Wines and Seasonal Foods

The twenty-first Hopland Passport Weekend takes place Saturday,May 5th, and Sunday, May 6th. At the gateway to Mendocino County,

the small-town hospitality showcases the region’s finest limited-

production, estate wines served up with an array of local and seasonal

dishes.

A full description of the weekend entertainment, menus, lodging

and tickets is available at Destination Hopland’s new website,

www.DestinationHopland.com.

From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, sixteen local wineries will pour

new and library wines paired with fresh, homegrown foods – grass-fed

beef and wild rice salad, grilled tri-tip smoked over oak barrel staves,

wood-fired pizza piled with prosciutto and fresh greens.

Tickets to the event are $45 in advance, $55 the day of the event,

and entitle Passport holders to enjoy the local abundance, specially

discounted wine sales, door prizes, art exhibits and musical entertain-

ment. Designated drivers are admitted at no charge.

Shuttle service is offered door-to-door from local hotels on

Saturday only, for a $20 fee. The shuttles will circulate to the partici-

pating wineries throughout the day, at 30-minute intervals.

Participating wineries include Brutocao Cellars, Campovida, C

Toxqui Cellars, Graziano Family of Wines, Jaxon Keys Winery, JerEstate, McDowell Valley Vineyards, McFadden Vineyard, McN

Ridge Winery, Milano Winery, Nelson Family Vineyards, Pardu

Wine Cellars, Rack & Riddle, Saracina, Terra Sávia and Weibel Fam

Vineyards.

For more information, contact Destination Hopland Associat

at 1-800-564-2582 or visit www.DestinationHopland.com.

Taste Zins and other specialty wines in our historic farmhouse overlooking the vineyard

New Release Cabernets

Gold Medal Syrah: Anna Ma2011 Mendocino County Fair

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Family Festival” on April 14th from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Join BARRA of Mendocino for a tour of their certified orga

vineyard and enjoy complimentary food and wine pairings. Lea

about organic winemaking and meet local farmers and vend

displaying their earth-friendly goods. Experience art, music a

locally sourced foods. Bring your kids in for face painting, hands-

interaction with animals from the farm and other activities that w

delight their imaginations.

Ride your bike to the event and receive a 20% discount on

wine and merchandise. Bring in your natural wine corks and recea 10% discount. This is a fun event for the whole family!

Set on 50 acres of beautiful vineyard surroundings planted w

Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel, the Barra winery is an archit

tural phenomenon that dates back to the 1970s when it was built

the tasting room for Weibel Champagne Cellars (the building its

resembles an upside down champagne glass!). The sprawling 5,0

square foot tasting room highlights 40 foot ceilings, a circular tasti

bar, indoor fountain and gift shop. Bring a lunch and spend

relaxing afternoon in the beautiful gardens and picnic area.

BARRA of Mendocino is at 7051 N. State Street, Redwood Val

For more information, contact Katrina Kessen at (707) 485-0322

email [email protected].



More than 30 Livermore Valley wineries

will participate in the region’s third annual

Barrel Tasting Weekend March 31 and

April 1 by offering samples of wines still

in development – direct from their barrels.

Guests with special event wristbands and

official glasses will receive at least one

barrel sample at each participating winery.

Most winemakers will be present to

personally pour and discuss their young

wines and offer delicious pairings with

gourmet appetizers, artisan cheeses,

chocolate and nuts.

Barrel tasting provides wine enthusiastsof all experience levels with a fun “snap-

shot” of how wine evolves – from grape to

glass. Guests will have the opportunity to

pre-purchase some of the barrel wines at a

discount, before they are bottled and

released to the public, a practice known as

buying “futures.” More than a dozen

different varietals, including the rare Prim-

itivo and Alicante Bouschet and ever-

popular Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvi-

gnon, will be presented for tasting. Each

winery will offer a unique experience to

Barrel Tasting Weekend guests. Many will

give discounts on wine purchases to ticket

holders only.

Livermore Valley’s Barrel Tasting

Weekend will take place from noon to

4:30 p.m. each day. Advance tickets are

$30, available online at www.LVwine.org

Tickets purchased at the event will be $3

per person. Each ticket includes a

souvenir tasting glass, two days of barre

tasting at participating wineries, special

activities and discounts. Visit

www.LVwine.org for details.

What began as a hobby has certainly

turned into a full time endeavor for the entire

McGrail family. When Jim talked his wifeGinger into planting vineyards back in 1999,

neither envisioned a day when they would

have one of the most beautiful and popular

winery settings in all of Livermore. They first

planted Cabernet Sauvignon, clones 8 and

15, on their 16-acre hillside site, initially

selling all the fruit to Steven Mirassou for the

Steven Kent program. Eventually, they broad-

ened their horizons, selling some fruit to the

late Dale Vaughn Bowen, who made an exc

lent ’03 under the Crooked Vine label. T

same year, Rhonda Wood of Wood Famhelped the McGrails make a barrel, and

2005, they were up to 1,000 cases and beg

planning a winery facility.

Jim recalls the day he informed Ginger

was going whole hog into the wine busin

“It’s like playing poker: if you’re in fo

penny, you’re in for a pound! I decided to

‘all in!’”

If you’re looking for a special place to h

an event or wedding, this expertly ma

cured, well-appointed site is ideal, w

forever views of the entire Livermore Vall You’ll enjoy tasting at the beautiful bar in

inviting and spacious tasting room, or outs

on the patio. The vineyards are stunning,

produce some of the most highly sought a

Cabernets in Livermore.

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Loma Prieta Pinotage Goes Platinum!

The 2009 and 2010 Pinotage bottlings from Loma Prieta continue

to rack up impressive medals and honors, including a Platinum from2011 Indy International and a Double Gold from 2012 SF Chronicle

competition. If you haven’t tried this crazy grape that is literally Pinot

Noir on steroids, head up to Loma Prieta and discover why nearly

everyone who trys it, buys it, and most people join the unique Pino-

tage Only Wine Club. Paul Kemp has been steadily buying all the

Pinotage he can find in California, and with his estate vineyard now

online, he has four separate vineyard sources, making Loma Prieta’s

the broadest and deepest Pinotage portfolio in the US. This wine is a

must for anyone with an adventurous palate who enjoys trying some-

thing new!

Need a Romantic Venuefor a Very Special Event?

Poetic Cellars invites you to

consider their beautiful venue for

special events and weddings.

Here, you will find an especially

romantic setting and winsome

wines that will make for a

memorable occasion. Contact

Katy or Cheryl at (831) 462-3478 or email [email protected].

Visit poeticcellars.com for more information and to view photographs.

Crazy for Cabernet At MJA At a recent Cabernet Shootout, held by Affairs of the Vine, the 2006

Serene Cellars Cabernet (MJA’s Napa-based label) was described by

female tasters as “intense with chocolate, coffee, dark and red fruit,

herbal notes, and eucalyptus. A well structured wine. Beautifully in

grated oak with lovely acidity.”

The male tasters said, “The nose tells the story of the complex w

to come with coffee, mocha, tart, herbs, rosemary, blackberries a

dark cherry aromas. Good structure and mouth feel with the l

finish.”

Of the 2007 Cabernet, the female tasters said, “This smells l

serious stuff! The complex nose has layers of cherry and black che

fruit, herbaceousness, and coffee. A masculine style that is nicely b

with solid cranberry, blueberry, and pepper flavors with hints of eu

lyptus and black currant. Toasted walnut and brown sugar on

finish. Nicely structured with plenty of lively acid on the long fini

The male tasters noted, “Deep color with a chocolaty nose. Den

sweet blackberry fruit. Blackberry, cassis, vanilla, and caramel flav

with very firm acidity and tannins. Great long finish.”

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Pinot Noir lovers will savor the flavors and explore the magic of

the Santa Cruz Mountains at the eighth Pinot Paradise festival

March 31 through April 1.

Pinot Noirs from the Santa Cruz Mountains represent the diver-

sity of micro-climates and dramatic mountain terrain that define the

region. The marine influence and distinctive soils create intensely

concentrated fruit that yields some of the most complex and age-

worthy Pinot Noir in the world. There are six sub-area’s in this

wine-growing appellation – each bearing their own characteristics

in their wine.

Sunday, April 1, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Grand Cruz Tasting at

Villa Ragusa in Old Town Campbell, will showcase more than 80

Pinot Noirs paired with gourmet hors d’oeuvres from some of the

region’s best restaurants. Tickets are $55 in advance, $65 at the

door.

Saturday, March 31, Pathway to Pinot Paradise offers a self-guided tour of the region’s Pinot-producing wineries. Barrel tasting,

library wines and special offerings by participating wineries will be

available. Visitors can enjoy exploring the incredible mountain

terrain and coastal roads as they discover the delightful world of the

Santa Cruz Mountains. Tickets are $25.

Santa Cruz Mountains winegrowers invite Pinot lovers to take

“The Flavor Journey” – at the 8th annual Pinot Paradise Technic

Session on March 31. Attendees at this year’s session will discov

the faults and triumphs that occur on the journey to making a S

Cruz Mountains AVA Pinot Noir.

Paradise V.I.P. Packages will offer a guided “tour” in a small gr

format at Villa Ragusa during a private pre-event tasting at 1 p.m

followed by the Grand Cruz Tasting. Participants will learn in de

about the Santa Cruz Mountains and the distinct flavor profiles o

each sub-region as they taste and discuss with winemakers and/o

representatives from the wineries. Cost is $75 and includes the

Grand Cruz tasting.

Tickets and more information are available from the SCMWA

(831)685-8463, www.scmwa.com or email [email protected].

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1313 Main – 1313 Ma S, napa; 707 258-1313 f-Sa 11-12, Su-tu 11-10

A Dozen Vintners – tas rm, 3000 hway 29 n, S. ha; 707 967-0666 op day 10-5

acacIa VNyD – 2750 las Amas rad, napa; 707 226-9991 x2 op by appm y: M-Sa 10-4, Su 12-4

Acme Fine Wines– 1080 fu l, S. ha; 888 963-0440 Day 9:30-5

Adastra – 2545 las Amas rd, napa; 707 255-4818 op by appm y

Aetna Springs Cellars – 722 7 P p V a y r a d, S . h a; 70 7 96 5- 267 5 o p b y ap p m y

Ahnfeldt Wines – Ukd a oxbw tas rm, 605 fs S. napa; 707 927-5864 Wd-M 12-6,tu 12-8Allora Vineyards – 3244 es la, S. ha; 707 963-6071 op by appm y

Alpha Omega – 1155 M la @ hway 29, rud; 707 963-9999 Day 10-6

Altamura Vineyards & Winery – 1700 Wd Vay rd, napa; 707 253-2000 op by appm y

Amizetta – 1099 gd rad, S. ha; 707 963-1460 op by appm y

Ancien – napa; 707 255-3908 op by appm y

Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards – 680 rss rad, S. ha; 707 963-8600 op by appm y

aNDrettI WINery – 4162 B ra rad, napa; 1-877-386-5070 op day 10-5Children OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours: Public tours daily a t 11am & 2 pm (Private Tours for 10 or more), Educational Programs

Antica Napa Valley –3700 Sda cay, napa; 707 257-8700 op by appm y

Ardente Winery –2929 Aas Pak rd, napa; 707 226-7669 op by appm y

arGer-martuccI – 1455 iwd Av, S. ha; 707 963-4334 op day 10-5Wine Tasting, Gift Items, Picnic Area, Arts Exhibit, Children OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours, Food Pairing

Ariel Vineyards – 1312 tw c, napa; 707 257-9731 M-Sa 9-5, Su 10-3Arkenstone Vineyards –335 Ws la, Aw; 707 965-1020 op by appm y

Arns – 601 Mu rad, S. ha; 707 963-3429 op by appm y

artesa – 1345 hy rad, napa; 707 224-1668 op day 10-4:30Gift Items, Children OK; Call for Winery Tours at 11 & 2, Vineyard Tours, Food Pairings

August Briggs – 1 30 7B l Avu, c a s a ; 70 7 94 2-49 12 f -Sa 1 1-7, Su -tu 1 1-5, tu by app .

b cellars – 400 Svad ta, casa; 707 709-8787 op day 10-5

Back Room Wines – 10 00 Ma S , n apa; 70 7-22 6-13 78 M -Wd, Sa 10 -7 , tu-f 10 -8 , Su 12 -7

balDaccI FamIly – 6236 Svad ta, napa; 707 944-9261 op day 10-4

Ballentine Vineyards – 282 0 S . h a hwy n, S . h a ; 7 07 9 63 -79 19 op d a y 10 -5 b y a pp

Barlow Vineyards – 4411Svad ta, casa; 707 942-8742 op by appm y

Barnett Vineyards – 407 0 S p M u a r d, S. h a; 70 7 96 3- 707 5 o p b y ap p m y

beaulIeu VINeyarDs (bV) – 196 0 S . h a hw y, S . h a; 7 07 967 -52 33 o p d a y 1 0- 5

Beau Vigne – 6795 Was S, Yuv; 707 947-7058 M-f 11-8, Sa-Su 10-8

Behrens & Hitchcock – 4 07 8 Sp Mu a r a d, S . h a; 70 7 9 63 -1 77 4 o p by a pp m y

Bell Wine Cellars – 6200 Was S, Yuv; 707 944-1673 op day 10-4

Benessere Winery – 1010 B t rd, S. ha; 707 963-5853 op day 10-5Gift Items, Picnic Area, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours, Food Pairings

beNNett laNe – 3340 hwy 128, casa; 877 MAX-nAPA op day 10-5:30Gift Items, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours, Vineyard Tours, Educational Programs, Food Pairings

Bialla Vineyards – 4088 Aas Pak rd, napa; 707 227-2293 op by appm y

Bighorn Cellars – 3105 Svad ta, napa; 707 226-8569 f-Sa 11-4, tu-tu by app

Black Cat Vineyard – 1075 Sadybk l, napa; 707 321-0866 op by appm y

Black Cordon Vnyds – 4155 Dy ck rd, napa; 707 226-6860 op by appm y

Black Stallion Winery – 4089 Svad ta, napa; 707 253-1400 op day 10-5

Blankiet Estate – 2360 caa S, Yuv; 707 963-2001 op by app M-Sa 10-4

Boeschen – 3242 Svad ta, S. ha; 707 963-3674 op by appm y

bouchaINe VINeyarDs – 1075 Bu Sa rad, napa; 707 252-9065, 800-654-w op day 10:30-4:30Gift items, gardens, vineyard walking tour. Call ahead for: Safari Tours at 10:30am, educational programs, food pairings & bringing pets.

Bounty Hunter Rare Wine Co. –9 7 5 f s S, na pa ; 7 07 22 6-39 76 Su -tu 1 1-10 , f -Sa 11 -Md

Bourassa – 190 cam oua, napa 707 254-4922; 800-499-2366 op by appm y

Boyd Family – 4042 B ra rad, napa; 707 254-7353 op by appm

Bravante Vineyards – 3 00 S r d rd, A w ; 7 07 -9 65 -2 55 2 o p by app m Wd-Su

Brookdale Vineyards – napa; 707 258-1454 op by appm

Brown Estate – 3233 Sa cay rad, S. ha; 707 963-2435 lmd, by appm y, sd Su

Buehler – 820 gd rad, S. ha; 707 963-2155 op by appm

Buoncristiani Wine – P. o. Bx 6946, napa; 707 259-1681 op by appm

Burgess Cellars – 1108 D Pak rad, S. ha; 800 752-9463 op by appm

Ca' Momi Winery & Enoteca – 610 fs S, napa; 707 257-4992 op dayCade Winery – 360 hw Mua rd S, Aw; 707 965-2746 op by appm

Cafaro Cellars – 2591 P Way, S. ha; 707 963-7181 op by appm

Cain – 3800 lay rad, S. ha; 707 963-1616 op by appm

Cakebread Cellars – 8300 S. ha hwy, ru d; 707 963-5222 op by app m

Calafia Cellars – 629 fu la, S. ha; 707 963-0114 op by appm

Caldwell – 270 Kuz la, napa; 707 255-1294 tus/as by app

Cali 351 – 965 Svad ta, casa; 707 942-6200 op by appm

calIstoGa WINe stoP – 1458 l Av, #2 casa; 707 942-5556 Da

Cardinale Estate – ta s r m, 76 00 S . h a h wy , o ak v ; 70 7 94 8- 264 3 op d a y 1

Casa Nuestra Winery – 3451 Svad ta n, S. ha; 707 963-5783 op da

castello DI amorosa – 4045 n S. ha hwy (hwy 39), casa; 707 942-8200 op dayGifts, Children & Pets OK; call ahead for: Winery & Cave Tours, reservation recommended

Caymus Vineyards – 8700 c c k rd, rud; 707 967-3010 op day by ap pCeja Vineyards Tasting Room – 12 48 1s S , na pa; 70 7 22 6- 6445 S u- W d 1 1- 6, t u- Sa

Celani Family Vineyards – 2230 B ra rd, napa; 877 ArDore1 op by appm

Chappellet Vineyard – 1581 Sa c ay r d, S . h a ; 7 07 9 63- 713 6 op b y a pp m

Charbay Winery & Distillery – 4001 Sp M rd; S. ha; 707 963-9327 op da

charles kruG WINery – 2800 Ma S. hwy 29, S. ha; 707 967-2229 op da y 1

Charnu – S. ha; 707 963-6045 op by appm

Charter Oak Winery – 831 ca oak Av, S. ha; 707 963-2298 op by appm

Chase Family Cellars – 2252 Supu Sps rad, S. ha; 707 963-1284 op by appm

Chateau Boswell – 3468 Svad ta, S. ha; 707 963-5472 op by appm

Chateau Montelena – 1429 tubbs l, casa; 707 942-5105 op day

Chimney Rock Winery – 5350 Svad ta, napa; 707 257-2641 op da

Clif Family Winery – 13 12 Vdv Av u, S. ha ; 7 07 96 8-06 25 o p da y 10 -5 by app

Cliff Lede Vineyards – 1473 Yuv css rd, Yuv; 707 944-8642 op da

Clos Du Val – 5330 Svad ta, napa; 800 993-9463 op da

Clos Pegase – 1060 Duawa l, casa; 707 942-4981 op day 1

Conn Creek Winery – 8711 Svad ta, S. ha; 1-800-793-7960 op Sa 11-5, Su-f

Constant-Diamond – 21 21 Dam d Mu a r d, ca s a; 70 7 9 42 -0 70 7 o p by a pp m

Continuum Estate – 16 77 Sa ca y rd , S . h a; 70 7 94 4- 8100 ∆66 op by ap p m

Corison Winery – 987 S. ha hwy, S. ha; 707 963-0826 op da y 10- 5 by ap p

corley FamIly estate – 4242 B ra rd, napa; 707 253-2802 op day 1Gift Items, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for: Wine Tours, Food Pairings

Cornerstone Cellars – 6505 Was S., Su 7, Yuv; 707 945-0388 op da

Cosentino – 7415 S. ha hwy, Yuv; 707-921-2896 op da

Covenant Wines – 1241 Adams S, S. ha; 707 963-3887 op by appm

Crocker & Starr – S. ha; 707-967-9111 op by appmCuvaison Estate – 4500 Svad ta, casa; 707 942-2468 M-tu 11-4, f-Su

Cuvaison Estate – 1221 Du rad, cas (bw napa & Sma); 707 942-2455 M-tu 11-4, f-Su 10-5 b

Darioush Winery – 4240 Svad ta, napa; 707 257-2345 op day 1

David Arthur – 1521 Sa cay rad, S. ha; 707 963-5190 op by appm

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Del Bondio Wine Co. – 1333 Ba oaks la, napa; 707 963-2805 op by appm y

Del Dotto Caves – 1055 Aas Pak rd, napa; 707 963-2134 op by appm y

Del Dotto Vineyards – 14 45 S . h a h w ay , S. ha ; 7 07 96 3-21 34 o p by a pp m y

Delectus Winery – 908 c eps Way, napa; 707 255-1252 op day by appm

Diamond Terrace – 13 91 Dam d Mu a r a d, ca s a; 70 7 9 42 -1 18 9 o p by a pp m y

DomaINe carNeros – 1240 Du rd, napa; 707 257-0101 op day 10-6Gifts, Children OK, Winery Tours, Vineyard Tours; Call ahead for groups of eight or more

Domaine Chandon – 1 caa D, Yuv; 707 944-2280 op day 10-5

Dominari – 620 taas S, napa; 707-226-1600 op by appm y, 10am-4:30pm

Duckhorn Vineyards – 1000 ld la, S. ha; 707 963-7108 op by appm, 10-4

Dutch Henry Winery – 4300 Svad ta, casa; 707 942-5771 op day 10-4:30

Eagle Eye Wine – 6595 gd Vay rd, napa; 707 427-1600 op by appm y

Eagle & Rose – 1844 Pp cay rd, Pp Vay; 707 965-9463 op by appm y

Eagle Trace– 680 rss rd, S. ha; 707 963-4665 op by appm y

Eeden Wines– 3505 Sp Mua rd., S. ha; 707 337-5526 op by appm y

El Molino Winery – S. ha; 707 963-6021 Wkdays by appm y

Elizabeth Spencer – 1165 rud rad, rud; 707 963-6067 op day 10-5

Elkhorn Peak Cellars – 200 Ps rd, napa; 707 255-0504 op by appm y

Elyse – 2100 hma l, napa; 707 944-2900 op by appm y

Envy Wines – 1170 tubbs l, casa; 707 942-4670 Su-tu 10:30-4:30, f-Sa 11-5:30

Failla – 3530 Svad ta, S. ha; 707 963-0530 op by appm y

Falcor – 2511 napa cpa D, S 115, napa; 888-402-Wine op day 10-5

Far Niente – 1350 Aaa D, oakv; 707 944-2861 op by appm y 10-3

Farella – 2222 n. 3d Av, napa; 707 254-9489 op by appm y

Fleury Estate Winery – 950 ga rd, rud; 707 967-8333 op by appm y

Flora Springs – The Room – 67 7 S . h a hw y S . , S . h a ; 7 07 967 -80 32 o p d a y 10: 30 -5

Flora Springs Winery – 1978 Zad l, S. ha; 707 967-6723 op by app m y

FolIe a DeuX – 7481 S. ha hwy, oakv; 800 535-6400 op day 10-6Gift Items, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK

Fontanella Family – 1721 Pak rad, napa; 707 252-1017 op day by appm 10-4

Forman Vineyards – 1501 B rk rad, S. ha; 707 963-3900 op by appm y

Franciscan Vineyards – 1178 ga rd, rud; 707 963-7111 op day 10-5

FraNk FamIly VINeyarDs – 1091 l akmad la, ca s a; 707 942-0859 op day 10-5Gift Items, Picnic Area

Frazier Winery – 70 rapp la, napa; 707 255-3444 x107 op by appm

Freemark Abbey – 3022 S. ha hwy 29 n., S. ha; 707 963-9694 op Day 10-5

Frog’s Leap – 8815 c ck rad, rud; 707 963-4704 op by appm y

G Cook – 264 n. fk cysa Sps rd, S. ha; 707 963-7760 op by appm y

Gargiulo – 575 oakv cssad, napa; 707 944-2770 op by appm y

Gemella Wines – napa; 707 261-9855 op by appm y

Girard Winery – 6795 Was, Yuv; 707 968-9297 op day 11-7

Godspeed Vineyards – 3655 Mu Vd rd; 707 254-7766 op by appm y

Goosecross Cellars – 1119 Sa la, Yuv; 707 944-1986 op day 10-4:30

GrGIch hIlls – 1829 S. ha hwy, rud; 707 963-2784 op day 9:30-4:30

Gift Items, Children OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours By Appt. at 11 & 2, Food Pairings

Groth – 750 oakv cssad, oakv; 707 944-0290 op by appm

Guffy – 1390 tmps Av, napa; 707 258-2532 op by appm

Guilliams – 3851 Sp Mua rad, S. ha; 707 963-9059 op by appm

Gustavo Thrace – 1021 MKsy S, napa; 707 257-6796 op da

haGaFeN cellars – 4160 Svad ta, napa; 707 252-0781 op daGift Items, Picnic Area, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for Wine Tours

Hall Rutherford – 56 Aub rad, rud; 707 967-0700 op by appm

Hall St. Helena – 401 S. ha hwy S, S. ha; 707 967-2620 op day

Hans Fahden Vineyards – 48 55 P d fs rd, S. ha ; 7 07 9 42 -6 76 0 o p by a pp

Hartwell Vineyards – 5795 Svad ta, napa; 707 255-4269 op by appm

HdV Wines – 588 taas S, napa; 707 251-9121 op by appm

Heibel Ranch Vineyards – Pp Vay; 707 968-9289 op by appm

Heitz Cellars Tasting Room – 43 6 S. h a h wy 2 9, S. ha ; 7 07 9 63 -3 54 2 o p da y

Helena View Johnston – 3500 hway 128, casa; 707 942-4956 op by appm

Hendry – 3104 rdwd D, napa; 707 226-8320 op by appm

hess collectIoN – 4411 rdwd rd, napa; 707 255-1144 op day

Hill Family Estate – 6512 Was, Yuv; 707 944-9580 op da

Honig Vineyards – 850 rud rd, rud; 707 963-5618 op day by app

Hope & Grace – 6540 Was S, Yuv; 707 944-2500 M-Sa 10:30-5:30, Su 11:

Hopper Creek – 6204 Was S, Yuv; 707 944-0675 op by appmHunnicutt Wines – 352 4 S v a d ta n , S . h a ; 7 07 963 -291 1 o p b y ap p m

Ilona Howell Mountain –asd a Buss, 1108 D Pak rad, S. ha; 800 752-9463 op by app m

Inglenook – 1991 S. ha hwy, rud; 707 968-1161 op day 10-5, app m

J. Kirkwood Winery – 1020 B la, napa op by appm

James Cole – 5014 Svad ta, napa; 707 251-9905 op by appm

James Creek – 2249 Jams ck rd, Pp Vay; 707 965-2646 op by appm

Jarvis Winery – 2970 M rd, napa; 1-800-255-5280 op by appm

Jax –3468 hwy 128, casa; 415 446-9505 x102 op by app

Jericho Canyon Vnyd – 33 22 o d law y t r d, ca s a; 70 7 9 42 -9 66 5 o p by a pp m

jessuP cellars – 6740 Was S, Yuv; 707 944-8523 op da Art Exhibits; Call ahead for Food Pairings, las t tasting at 5:30pm

Jocelyn Lonen Winery – napa; 1-800-255-5280 op by appm

John Anthony Vineyards – 1440 fs S, napa; 707 265-7711 op day Joseph Phelps Vineyards – 200 tap rd, S. ha; 707 963-2745 M-f 9-5, Sa-Su 10-4 by app

juDD’s hIll – 2332 Svad ta, napa; 707 255-2332 op day by appm Gift Items, Picnic Area, Children Welcomed

Juicebox – 45 eps c, napa; 707 254-1212 op day by appm

Juslyn – 2900 Sp Mua rd, S. ha; 707 265-1804 (Pud a Sus Vs) Wy p by appm

Kapcsandy Family Winery – 1001 Sa la, Yuv; 707 265-1804 op by appm

Keenan – 3660 Sp Mua rd, S. ha; 707 963-9177 op by appm

Keever – 26 Vyad Vw D, Yuv; 707 944-0910 op by appm

Kelham – 360 Zad l; S. ha; 707 963-2000 op by appm

Kelly Fleming Wines – 2339 Pk rd, casa; 707 942-6849 op by appm

Kenefick Ranch – 1371 l Av, casa; 707 942-1004 tu-M 11- 5 &

Kent Rasmussen – 100 1 S v ad t a S , S . h a ; 7 07 0 96 3- 566 7 op b y a pp m

Kenzo Estate – 3200 M rad, napa; 707 254-7572 op by appmKrupp Brothers – 3267 Sda cay rd., napa; 707 259-1198 op by app

Kuleto Estate – 2470 Sa cay rd, S. ha; 707 302-2209 op by appm

Ladera – 150 W ca rd S, Aw; 707 965-2445 op by appm

Laird Family Winery – 5055 Sa Av., napa; 707 257-0360 op da

Larkmead Vineyards – 1100 lakmad l, casa; 707 942-0167 op day by appm

Lava Vine – 965 Svad ta, casa; 707 942-9500 op da

Lindstrom – 5994 Svad ta, napa; 707 226-6289 exusv ass by appm

Lokoya – 7600 S. ha hwy, oakv; 707 948-1968 op by appm

Long Meadow Ranch & Farmstead – 738 Ma S, S. h a; 707 963-4555 op da

louIs m. martINI – 254 S. h a hwy S . ( hwy 29 ), S . h a; 70 7 96 8- 336 1 op daGift Items; Call ahead for: Wine Tours a t 11 & 2, Cellar Tours, Food Pairings

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Luis Ochoa Family – 1307 l Av, casa; 707 341-6780 op by appm y

Luna Vineyards – 2921 Svad ta, napa; 707 255-2474 M-tu 11-4, f-Su 10-5

Madonna Estate Winery – 5400 od Sma rd, napa; 707 255-8864 op day 10-5

Madrigal Vineyards – 3718 n. S. ha hwy, casa; 707 942-6577 op day by appm 10-4

mahoNey VINeyarDs – tas a oxbw, 708 fs S, napa; 707 265-9600 Su-tu 112-7Gift Items, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK f-Sa 12-9

Mario Perelli-Minetti – 1443 Svad ta, S. ha; 707 963-8310 op tu-Su 11-5

Marita’s Vineyard – napa; 707 259-5313 op by appm y

Markham Vnyds – 2812 S. ha hwy 29, S. ha; 707 963-5292 op day 11-5

Maroon Wines – napa; 707 257-3040 op by appm y

Marston Family Vineyard – 3600 W Supu Sps rd, S. ha; 707 963-8490 op by appm

Mason Cellars Oxbow Tasting Room – 7 4 f s S , n ap a 7 07 2 55 -06 58 op t u -M 1 1- 5:3 0

materra – 1426 Ma S, S. ha; 707 244-4600 ca us

Mayacamas Vineyards – 1155 lkya rd, napa; 707 224-4030 op by appm y

McKenzie-Mueller – 2530 las Amas rd, napa; 707 252-0186 op by appm y

merryVale VINeyarDs – 1000 Ma S, S. ha; 707 963-7777 op day 10-6:30Gift Items, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK Call ahead for: Wine Tours Sat & Sun at 10:30, Educational Programs, Food Pairings

Michael Mondavi Family – 1285 Day la, napa; 707 256-2757 M-tu 12-5, f-S u 11-5

Midsummer Cellars– 771 S a cay rd, ru d ; 707 225-4367 op by ap pm y

Milat Vineyards – 1091 S. ha hwy S, S. ha; 707 963-0758 op day 10-5:30

Miner Family – 7850 Svad ta, oakv; 707 944-9500 op day 11-5

MJA – 647 gd rd, S. ha; 707 963-3394 op by appm y

Modus Operandi Cellars – 45 eps c, napa; 530 219-6199 op by appm y

moNtIcello VINeyarDs – 4242 B ra rd, napa; 707 253-2802 op day 10-4:30Gift Items, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for: Wine Tours, Food Pairings

Moss Creek Winery – 6015 S rd, napa; 707 252-1295 op by appm

Mount Veeder Winery – M. Vd; 707-967-3993 op by appm y

mumm NaPa – 84 45 S v ad t a , ru d; 800 MU M- nA PA o p d a y 10- 5, as s a 4:4 5Gift Items, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for Wine Tours

MurphyVineyards – 395 ca Av, S. ha; 707 963-2516 op by appm y

Myriad – S. ha; 707 287-1630 op by appm y

NaPa cellars – 7481 S. ha hwy, oakv; 707 944-2565 op day 10-6Gift Items, Picnic Area, Children OK

Napa Valley Farms – 929 Ma S, S. ha; 707 963-8011 op by appmNeal Family Vineyards – 716 lpaa rd, Aw; 707 965-2800 op by appm

Newton Vineyards – 2555 Mada Av, S. ha; 707 963-9000 op by appm

Neyers Vineyards– 2153 Sa cay rd, S. ha; 707 963-8840 op by appm

Nichelini Family – 2950 Sa cay rd, S. ha; 707 963-0717 Wkds 10-5, wkdays by appm

Nickel & Nickel – 8164 S. ha hwy, oakv; 707 967-9600 op day by appm

Nord Estate – Yuv; 707 945-1094 op by appm y

O’Brien Estate – 12 00 o a d Av , n apa; 7 07 2 52 -8 46 3 o p by a pp m M -Sa 1 0-5, Su 1 2-5

O’Shaughnessy Estate – Aw, 707 965-2898 op by appm y

Oakville Ranch Vineyards– 7781 Svad ta, napa; 707-944-9665 op by appm

Olabisi – 974 fak S, napa; 707 257-7477 op day 12-5:30

OnThEdge – 1255 l Av, casa; 877-668-4334 Su-tu 10-5:30, f-Sa 10-8

Opus One – 7900 S. ha hwy, oakv; 707 944-9442 op day by appmOrin Swift Cellars – 1352 Ma S, S. ha; 707 967-9179 op by appm y

Outpost Estate Wines – Aw; 707 965-1718 op by appm y

Page Wine Cellars– 6505 Was S., Su 7, Yuv; 707 944-2339 Day 10-6– 520 caa Bvd, #20, napa; 707 944-2339 op by appm y

Palmaz Vineyards – 4029 ha rad, napa; 707 226-5587 op by appm y

Paloma Vineyard – 401 3 S p M u a r d, S . h a ; 70 7 9 63- 750 4 op by ap p m y

Paoletti Vineyards – 4501 S vad ta , cas a; 707 942-0689 op by ap pm y

Paradigm – 1277 Dwy rd, oakv; 707 944-1683 op by appm

Paraduxx – 7257 Svad ta, Yuv; 707 945-0890 op by appm

PatZ & hall – 851 napa Vay cpa Way, S A, napa; 707 265-7700 op Wd-Su 10-4

Peacock Family – 3100 Sp Mua rd, S. ha; 707 967-0770 op by appm

Pedemonte Cellars – 162 0 S . W a la , S . h a ; 7 07 9 33 -83 52 o p b y ap p m

Peju – 8466 S. ha hwy, rud; 707 963-3600 op da

Peter Franus Wine Company – napa; 707 945-0542 op by appm

Pheonix – 3175 Dy ck rad, napa; 877 374-6364 By adva appm

Phifer Pavitt Winery – 4660 Svad ta, casa; 707 942-4787 tass by appm M-Sa

Piña Napa Valley – 806 0 S v a d ta , r u d ; 70 7 73 8- 932 8 o p d a y by ap p m

Pine Ridge – 5901 Svad ta, napa; 707 252-9777 op day 10:3

PlumpJack Winery – 620 oakv cssad, oakv; 707 945-1220 op da

Porter Family Vineyards – napa; 707 265-7980 op by appm

PraGer WINery & Port Works – 1281 lw, S. ha; 707 963-Port(7678) op day 10:3

Pride Mountain Wines – 4 02 6 Sp Mu a r d, S. h a; 7 07 9 63 -4 94 9 o p by a pp

ProVeNaNce – 1695 S. ha hwy, S. ha; 707 968-3633 op da

Quintessa – 1601 Svd ta, S. ha; 707 967-1601 op by app

Quixote – 6126 Svad ta, napa; 707 944-2659 op by appraymoND VINeyarD – 849 Zad l, S. ha; 707 963-3141 op daGift Items, Children OK; Call ahead for Wine Tours

reata – 1 Kkad ra rad, napa; 707 254-8673 op da

Regusci Winery – 5584 Svad ta, napa; 707 254-0403 op da

Relic – S. ha; 707 967-9380 op by appm

Revana Family – 2930 S. ha hwy, S. ha; 707 967-8814 op by appReverie Winery – 1250 Damd M rd, casa; 707 942-6800 op by app

reyNolDs FamIly – 3266 Svad ta, napa; 707 258-2558 op da

Rios Wine – 1334-B l Av, casa; 707 942-1376 op day 10:3

Ritchie Creek – 4024 Sp Mua rd, S. ha; 707 963-4661 op by app

Road 31 Wine Co – napa; 707 649-1200 op by appm

Robert Biale – 4038 B ra rd, napa; 707 257-7555 op by app

Robert Craig Winery – 62 5 imp a Way , n apa; 70 7 2 52 -2 25 0 x1 o p by a pp m M-S

Robert Keenan – 3660 Sp M. rd, S. ha; 707 963-9177 op by app

Robert Mondavi – 7801 S. ha hwy 29, oakv; 707 968-2001 op da

Robert Sinskey Vnyds – 6320 Svad ta, Yuv; 707 944-9090 op day 1

Robinson Family Vnyds – 5880 Svad ta, napa; 707 944-8004 op by app

rombauer VINeyarD – 3522 Svad ta, n, S. ha; 707 963-5170 op da

Round Pond Winery – 886 rud rd, rud; 1-888-302-2575 By app

Rudd Winery – 500 oakv css rd, oakv; 707 944-8577 op tus-Sa by app

Ruston Family – 2798 Sp S, S. ha; 707 967-8025 op by app

Rustridge Ranch – 2910 l w cs Va y rd, S . h a; 707 965-9353 op by app

Rutherford Grove – 1673 S. ha hwy, rud; 707 963-0544 op day 1

rutherForD hIll – 200 rud h rd, rud; 707 963-1871 op da

Rutherford Ranch – 1680 Svad ta, rud; 707 968-3200 op day 1

Saddleback Cellars – 7802 M y r ad, oakv ; 707 944-1305 op da y by app m

Saintsbury – 1500 ls cas Av, napa; 707 252-0592 op M-Sa by app

Salvestrin Vineyard – 397 Ma S, S. ha; 707 963-5105 op by app

Saviez Vineyards – 4060 Svad ta, casa; 707 942-5889 op by app

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Savour Saint Helena – 649 Ma S, S. ha; 707 968-5445 op day 10-8

Sawyer Cellars – 8350 S. ha hwy, rud; 707 963-1980 op by appm y

School House Vineyards – 3549 lay rd, S. ha; 707 963-4240 op by appm

Schramsberg – 1400 S amsb rd, ca sa; 707 942-2414 op da y b y app m 10-4

Schweiger Vineyards – 4015 Sp M rd, S. ha; 707 963-4882 op by appm

Sciandri Family – 50 K us ca y rd, c mbsv /n apa; 70 7 2 77 -4 99 9 x3 o p by a pp m y

Seavey Vineyard – 1310 c Vay rd, S. ha; 707 963-8339 op by appm

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– 8338 S. ha hwy 29, rud; 707 944-2945 op day 10:30-5Gift Items, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for: Wine Tours, Food Pairings

Shafer Vineyards – 6154 Svad ta, napa; 707 944-2877 op by appm

Sherwin Family – 4060 Sp Mua rd, S. ha; 707 963-1154 op by appm

Signorello Vineyards – 4500 Svad ta , napa; 707 255-5990 f-Su 10-5, M-tu by appm

Silenus Vintners – 5225 Sa Av, napa; 707 299-3930 op by appm y

Silver Oak Cellars – 91 5 o ak v c ss ad , oa kv ; 1 -80 0- 273 -88 09 op M -S a 9- 5, Su 11 -5

Silverado Trail Wine Studio – 3 10 5 S va d t a , na pa ; 7 07 22 6-85 69 f & Sa 11 -4 , tu-tu by app

Silverado Vineyards – 6121 Svad ta, napa; 707 257-1770 op day 10-5

Sky Vineyards – 1500 lkya rd, napa; 707 935-1391 op by appm

Smith Madrone – 4022 Sp Mua rd, S. ha; 707 963-2283 op by appm

Sodaro Estate – 24 Bu oak la, napa; 707 812-4848 op by appm

somerstoN raNch tastING room – 6490 Was, Yuv; 707 944-8200 Day 10am-10pm

somerstoN VINeyarDs – 3450 Sa cay rd, S. ha; 707 944-8414 Day 10-4Spelletich Cellars – 425 gaway rd W, napa; 707 363-5757 op by appm

Spottswoode – 1902 Mada Av, S. ha; 707 963-0134 op by appm

Spring Mountain – 2805 Sp M. rd, S. ha; 707 967-4188 op by appm

St. Helena Wine Center – 1321 Ma S, S. ha; 707 963-1313 M-Sa 10-6, Su 10-5

St. Helena Winery – 100 Pa Av, S. ha; 707 967-9463 op by appm

st. suPéry estate VINeyarDs & WINery – 8440 S. ha hwy, rud; 800 942-0809 op day 10-5Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars – 5766 Svad ta, napa; 707 944-2020 op day 10-4:30

Stagecoach Vineyard – 3267 Sda cay rd., napa; 707 259-1198 op by appm

Staglin Family – 1570 Ba oaks l, rud; 707 944-0477 op by appm

Stags’ Leap Winery – 6150 Sv ad ta , napa; 1-800-395-2441 By ad va appm y

Steltzner Vineyards – 5998 Sv ad ta, napa; 707 252-7272 op d ay 10:30-4:30 by app

sterlING VINeyarDs – 1111 Duawa la, casa; 707 942-3344 M-f 10:30-5Self-Guided Winery Tours, Gift Items, Children OK Sa-Su 10-5

Stoneheath Winery – napa; 707 257-0701 op by appm

Stonehedge Winery – 1004 c S, napa; 707 256-4444 tu-tu 12-6, f-Sa 12-8

Stony Hill Vineyard – c a d s ,S . h a; 7 07 9 63 -26 36 o p M - f 9 -5 b y a pp y

Storybook Mountain – 3835 hwy 128, casa; 707 942-5310 op by appm

Sullivan Vineyard – 1090 ga rd, ru d; 707 963-9646 op da y 10-5 by app m

summers estate – 1171 tubbs la, casa; 707 942-5508 op day 10:30-4:30Gift Items, Picnic Area, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for Food Pairings

Summit Lake – 2000 Summ lak D, Aw; 707 965-2488 op by appm

sutter home WINery – 277 S. ha hwy S, S. ha; 707 963-3104 op day 10-5Gift Items, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for Food Pairings

Swanson Vineyards – 1271 May l, rud; 707 967-3500 op by appm

Tallulah Wines – 1043 Vaj S, napa; 707 843-1823 op by appm

Tamber Bey Vnyds – 1234 Adams S, S. ha; 707 968-5345 op day 10-6

taste at oXboW – 7 08 f s S , n ap a/ 70 7 26 5- 9600 S u, M , W d , t u , S a 1 2- 6, f 1 2- 8

Tasting Room, The – a napa W c, 40 S. ha hwy, oakv; 707 848-9630 op day 10-4:30

Taylor Family Vineyards –5991 Svad ta, napa; 707 255-3593 op by appm

Tayson Pierce Estate Wines – 69 9 S. S. ha hw y, S . h a; 7 07 96 8-97 80 By a pp m y

Teachworth – 4451 S. ha hwy, casa; 707 942-8432 op by app

Tedeschi Family Winery – 2779 ga S. casa; 707 337-5526 tu-Su 12-4:30 by appm

Terra Valentine – 3787 Sp Mua rd, S. ha; 707 967-8340 op by app

The Terraces – 1450 Svad ta, S. ha; 707 963-1707 op by app

Tofanelli Family – 1212 P S, casa; 707 942-6504 op by appm

Tom Eddy – 3870 hwy 128, casa; 707 942-4267 op by app

Toolbox Wine Co. – 1021 MKsy S, napa; 707 257-6796 op da

Tournesol Wine – napa; 707 287-7557 op by appmTrahan Winery – 974 fak S, napa; 707 257-7477 op da

Trefethen Vineyards – 1160 oak K Av, napa; 707 255-7700 op day 1

Tres Sabores – 1620 S. Wa la, S. ha; 707 967-8027 op by app

Trespass Vineyard – 1859 hvw Pa, S. ha; 707 963-0804 op by app

Trinchero Family Estates – 3070 n. S. ha hwy, S. ha; 1-800-473-4454 op da

Trinitas Cellars – a t M a r s , 875 Bdaux Way, napa; 707 251-3012 op da

Tristant – 1012 Ba l, casa; 707 942-0600 op by app

Truchard – 3234 od Sma rd, napa; 707 253-7153 op by app

Tudal Winery – 1015 B t rd, S. ha; 707 963-3947 op by app

Tulocay – 1426 cmbsv rd, napa; 707 255-4064 op by app

turNbull WINe cellars – 8210 hway 29, oakv; 707 963-5839 op da

Twomey Cellars – 1183 Duawa la, casa; 800-505-4850 op M-Sa 9-5, Su

Ubuntu Annex – tas rm, 1130 Ma S, napa; 707 251-5656 M-Wd 12-6, tu-f 12-8, Sa-Su 11-8 bUncorked at Oxbow – 605 fs S, napa; 707 927-5864 op da

Up Valley Vintners – 1371 l Av, casa; 707 942-1004 tu-Sa 11-8, Su, M 11-6, tu & W

V Madrone – 3169 S. ha hwy n, S. ha; 707 963-3573 op by app

V Wine Cellars – 6525 Was S, Yuv; 707 531-7053 op da

V. sattuI WINery – c hwy 29 & W l, S. ha; 707 963-7774 op day 9-6 (W uPicnic Area, Deli, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK, Cave Tours

Van Der Heyden – 4057 Svad ta, napa; 707 257-0130 op day 10-6 by app

Varozza Vineyards – 514 Pa Av, S. ha; 707 963-0331 op by appm

Velo Vino – pu c Ws, 709 Ma S, S. ha; 707 968-0625 op da

Venge – 4708 Svad ta, napa; 707 942-9100 Wd-Su by appm

Verismo Wines – 100 rapp l, napa; 707 944 Wine (9463) op by appm

Vermeil – 1255 l Av, casa; 877-668-4334 Su-tu 10-5:30, f-Sa

Viader Winery – 112 0 D Pa k rd , D P a k; 707 963- 381 6 x. 11 0 op by ad va a pp

Vinoce & Twenty Rows – 88 0 V a j S , nap a; 707 265 -77 50 tu - Sa 1 1- 5, Su & M b

Vincent Arroyo Winery – 2361 gwd Av, casa; 70 7 9 42 -6 99 5 o p da y 10 -4 :3 0 by a pp

Vine Cliff Winery – 74 00 S v ad t a , Y u v ; 7 07 9 44 -13 64 op d a y 10 -5 b y a pp

Vineyard 29 – 2929 S ha hwy, S. ha; 707 963-9292 op by app

Vineyard 7 & 8 – 402 8 S p M u a r a d, S . h a; 70 7 96 3. 94 25 M -f 10 -2 by ap p

VinRoc – napa; 707 265-0943 op by app

Vintner’s Collective – 1245 Ma S, napa; 707 255-7150 op da

Volker Eisele Family – 3080 lw cs Vay rd, S. ha; 707 965-9485 op by appm

Volta Wine– 3108 Svad ta, Yuv; 707 501-4060 op by appm

Von Strasser – 1510 Damd M. rd, casa; 707 942-0930 op by app m 10:3

W. H. Smith– 1307 l Avu, Su B, casa; 707 942-1194 Su, M, tu, tu 10-5, f-Sa 1

WaterstoNe – tas a oxbw, 708 fs S, napa; 707 265-9600 Su-tu 12-7, f-SaGift Items, Art Exhibits, Children OK

Waugh Cellars – napa; 888-883-Wine (9463) op by appm

Wermuth Winery – 3942 Svad ta, casa; 707 942-5924 op rap

Whetstone Wine Cellars – tasd a Ubuu Ax 1130 Ma S, napa; 707 254-0600 op by app

White Cottage Ranch – 555 c Av, Aw; 707 965-0516 op by appm

WhItehall laNe – 1563 S. ha hwy S. (hwy 29), S. ha; 800-963-9454 x 19 op day 1Gift Items, Art Exhibits, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for Barrel Tasting Tours

White Rock Vineyard – napa op by appm

William Cole Vnyds – 2849 Sa ha hwy n, S. ha; 707 963-6100 op by appm

William Harrison Vnyrds – 1443 Svad ta, S. ha; 707 963-8310 op da

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WINe GaraGe – 1020 f Bvd (hwy 29), casa; 707 942-5332 op Wd-Sa 11-6

Wineries of Napa Valley – 1285 napa tw c, napa; 707 253-9450 M-tu 11-7, Wd-tu 11-6, f-Sa 10-9, Su 11-7

Wing Canyon Vineyard – 3100 M. Vd rd, napa; 707 265-8798 op by appm y

Witt Estate – 1500 Wa l, S. ha; 707 967-8046 op by appm

X Winery – 1405 2d S, napa; 707 204-9522 op by appm y

Yates Family Vineyard – 3104 rdwd rd, napa; 707-226-1800 op day by appm y

Young Ridge Estate – 1200 tmps Av, napa; 707 265-8400 op by appm y

Z-52 – Pud a tas a oxbw, 708 fs S, napa; 707 265-9600 Su-tu 11-6, f-Sa 11-9

Zahtila Vineyards – 2250 lak cuy hwy; casa; 707 942-9251 Day 10-4:30

ZD W INes – 8383 Svad ta, rud; 707 963-5188 op day 10-4:30Gift items, Children OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours, Wine Pairings

A. Rafanelli Winery – 4 685 W . D y c k r d, h a ds bu ; 7 07 4 33- 138 5 o p b y ap p m y

AcornWinery – 12040 od rdwd hwy, hadsbu; 707 433-6440 op by appm y

Adobe Road Winery – 1 99 5 S . M D w B vd , P au ma; 7 07 9 39 -79 67 o p b y ap p m y– 481 1s S, Sma; 707 939-9099 Day 11-7

Adrian Fog – hadsbu; 707 431-1174 op by appm y

Akoma Zoume – 3030 cavda rd, g e; 707 996-1787 op by appm y

Albini Family Vineyards – 886 Js l, Wds; 707 838-9249 op by appm y

alDerbrook WINery 2306 Maa, hadsbu; 800 405-5987 op day 10-5Gift items, Picnic Area, Art Exhibits, Children OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours, Food Pairings

Alexander Valley Vineyards – 8644 hwy 128, hadsbu; 707 433-7209 op day 10-5

Amista Vineyards – 3320 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 431-9200 op day 11-4:30

amorosa bella – a cas Sma: 133 4 S, Saa rsa; 707 578-1826 Su-Wd 10-8:30, tu-Sa 10-10

Amphora Wines – 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 431-7767 op day 11-4:30

Anaba Wines – 60 Bau rd, Sma; 707 996-4188 op day 10:30-5:30

Arbios/Praxis – Pu d a la s : gy sv Av & hw y 1 28 , gy sv ; 7 07 85 7-49 00 o p da y 11 -6

Archipel – 4611 tmas rd, hadsbu; 800-273-0177 op by appm M-Sa 10-5

Arista Winery – 7015 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 473-0606 op day 11-5

armIDa WINery – 2201 Wssd rad, hadsbu; 707 433-2222 op day 11-5Gift items, Children OK; Call ahead for Food Pairings

Arnot-Roberts– hadsbu; 707 433-2400 op by appm y

Arrowood Vineyards & Winery – 14347 Sma hwy 12, g e; 707 935-2600 op day 10-4:30Atascadero Creek – 4114 rss rad, Sbasp; 707 824-8204 op by appm y

Audelssa Estate Winery– 13750 Ad D, g e; 707 933-8514 op day 11-5

b – 5700 oda rd, Saa rsa; 707 568-2455 op day 10-5

b. r. cohN WINery – 15000 Sma hwy 12, g e; 800-330-4064 op day 10-5Gift items, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK; Call for: Tours, Educational Programs, Wine Pairings

B Wise Vnyds – 9077 Sma hway, Kwd; 707 282-9169 Wd-Su 10:30-5

Bartholomew Park – 1000 Vyad l., Sma; 707 935-9511 op day 11-4:30

Battaglini Wines – 2948 P rd, Saa rsa; 707 578-4091 op by appm y

Bedarra Vineyards – Pud a las: gysv Av & hwy 128, gysv; 707 857-4900 op day 11-6

Bella Vnyds & Wine Caves – 97 11 Ws D y c k rd, h a dsbu ; 70 7 4 73 -9 17 1 o p da y 1 1-4: 30

Benovia Winery – 3339 hama rd, Saa rsa; 707 526-4441 op by appm y

Benziger Family Winery – 1883 ld ra rd, g e; 888 490-2739 op day 10-5

Bluenose Wines – Pud a huds S Ws, 428 huds S, hadsbu; 707 433-2364 op day 11-5Blue Rock Vineyards – cvda; 707 481-0867 op by appm y

Bonneau Family – cas D, 23001 Ad D, Sma; 800-996-0420 op day 11-6:30 (5 w)

Branham Estate – Pud a Dww W: 132 Paza S, hadsbu; 707 473-0337 tu 11-6, f-Sa 11-7, Su 11-5

b c – Pud a Sma ea: 35 e napa S; 707 935-1200 Wd-M 11-6, tu sasa

Bucklin Old Hill Ranch – 8 od h ra rd; g e 707 933-1726 op by appm y

Buena Vista Winery – 18000 od Wy rd, Sma; 707 265-1472 op day 10-5

C. Donatiello – Pud a V cuu: 322 hadsbu Av c, hadsbu; 707 431-1011 op by appm y

Cahill Winery – 4950 rss rd, Sbasp; 707 823-1335 M-f 9-4, Sa-Su 10-5

Camellia Cellars – 57 f S., hadsbu; 707 433-1290 op day 11-6

Captûre – hadsbu; 707 395-0457 op by appm y

Carol Shelton – 3354-B cy l, Saa rsa; 707 575-3441 op by appm

Cass Winery – Pud a famy Ws – Kwd: 9380 Sma hwy 12; 888-433-6555 op day

cellar Door – 1395 Badway, Sma; 707 938-4466 tu-M 11-6, tu-

cellars oF soNoma – 133 fu S, Saa rsa; 707 578-1826 Su-Wd 10-8:30, tu-S

Chalk Hill – 10300 cak h rd, hadsbu; 707 657-4837 op d

chaNDelle WINery – a t ca D: 1395 Badway, Sma; 707 938-4466 tu-M 11-6, tu &

charles creek VINeyarD – 483 fs S. W., Sma; 707 935-3848 op d

Charles Heintz – Sbasp; 877 874-3852 op by appm

Chasseur – Sbasp; 707 829-1941 op by appm f

Chateau Diana – 6195 Dy ck rad, hadsbu; 707 431-8161 op d

Chateau Felice – 322 hadsbu Avu, hadsbu; 707 431-8161 tu-S

Christie Vineyards – 851 lmk la, hadsbu; 707 431-0662 op by appm

chrIstoPher creek – 641 lmk l, hadsbu; 707 433-2001 op dPicnic Area

Clarbec – 19368 oa Av, Sma; 707 996-4012 op by appm

Clary Ranch – 3461 Mdd tw rk rd, Pauma; 707 766-7466 op by appm

Claypool Cellars – 67 61 S b as p A v , S 500 , S b as p ; 70 7 86 1- 9358 S a -S u 1 -5

clINe cellars – 24737 Ad Dv, Sma; 707 940-4000 op dGift items, Picnic Area, Children OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours at 11, 1, 3 or Food Pairings

Clos du Bois – 19410 gysv Av, gysv; 707 857-3100 op day

Clouds Rest Vineyards – Puuma; 707 765-0841 op by appm

Collier Falls – Pud a famy Ws – Kwd: 9380 Sma hwy 12,Kwd; 888-433-6555 op dayPud a famy Ws –Dy ck Vay: 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0100 10

comPass Win– Pud a Sma ea: 35 e napa S; 707 935-1200 Wd-M 11-6, tu

Copain Wines – 7800 eassd rd, hadsbu; 707 836-8822 op tu-Su 11-5

Corda – 845 c Vay rd, Pauma; 707 781-9310 op by appm

Coturri Winery – 6725 eps rd, g e; 707 525-9125 op by appm

D & L Carinalli Vineyards – 2900 la rd, Saa r s ; 707 795- 7052 op by app m

D’Argenzio – 1301 cvd Av, S A, Saa rsa; 707 280-4658 op d

Dashe Cellars – Pud a famy Ws – Dy ck Vay: 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0100 10

Da Vero – 766 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 431-8000 Wd-M

David Coffaro – 7485 Dy ck rd, gysv; 707 433-9715 op d

David Noyes – Pud a famy Ws – Kwd: 9380 Sma hwy 12; 888-433-6555 op day

Davis Family Vnyds – 52 f S, hadsbu; 707 433-3858 tu-Su

Deerfield Ranch – 10200 Sma hway, Kwd; 707 833-5215 op day 10

Dehlinger – 4101 V h rd, Sbasp; 707 823-2378 Ja-Au by appm, fd

De La Montanya – 999 fma l., hadsbu; 707 433-3711 op day

Del Carlo – 4939 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 484-2430 op by appm

De loach VNyDs – 1791 ov rad, Saa rsa; 707 526-9111 op d

De lorImIer WINery (my Msa)– 2001 hwy 128, gysv ; 800 546-7718 op dayGift items, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK

Deux Amis – 602 lmk l, hadsbu; 707 431-7945 op by appm

Downtown Wine Cellars – 13 2 Pa za S, ha ds bu; 7 07 4 73 -0 33 7 tu 11 -6 , f -Sa 11 -7 ,

Draxton Wines – 4001 hwy 128, gysv; 707 857-3300 op day

Dreyer WINe – Pud a Sma ea: 35 e napa S, Sma; 707 935-1200 Wd-M 11-6, tu

Dry Creek Vineyards – 3 77 0 l am b B d rd , h a dsb u ; 70 7 43 3- 1000 op d a y 10

Duchamp Estate – 280 cqua rd, hadsbu; 707 433-6665 op by appm

DuNah VINeyarDs – a cas Sma: 133 4 S, Saa rsa; 707 578-1876 Su-Wd 10-8:30, tu-S

Dutch Bill Creek – Sbasp; 877 874-3852 op by appm

Dutcher crossING – 8533 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 431-2700 op dGift items, Picnic Area, Children OK; Call ahead for Winery T ours

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Dutton Estate – 8757 g Vay rd; Sbasp; 707 829-9463 op day 10-5

Dutton-Goldfield– 3100 g v s h w ay n , S ba s p ; 7 07- 827 -36 00 op da y 10- 4: 30

Edmeades Tasting Room– 20 Mas S, hadsbu; 800 994-2454 op day 10:30-5:30

Ehret Winery – Pu d a la s : gy sv Av & hw y 1 28 , gy sv ; 7 07 85 7-49 00 o p da y 11 -6

Enkidu Wine – 8910 Sma hwy. 12, Kwd; 707 833-6100 op day 12-6

Eric K. James – 452 f s S e, Sma P aza; 707 996-1364 Wd-S u 11-5 by ap pm

Eric Kent Wine Cellars – Saa rsa ; 707 527-9700 nv 15 -Au 15 by app

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Everett Ridge – 435 W. Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-1637 op day 10-5

Family Wineries of Dry Creek Valley – 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0100 op day 10:30-4:30

Family Wineries – Kenwood – 9380 Sma hwy. 12; 888 433-6555 Ma-D 10:30-5, Ja-fb csd tu-W

FaVero VNyDs – 3939 lva Vay rd, Sma; 707 935-3939 op by appm y– Pu d a Sma e a: 35 e n apa S; 70 7 9 35 -1 20 0 Wd-M 11 -6 , tu sas a

FerrarI-caraNo seasoNs oF the VINeyarD113 Paza S, hadsbu; 707 431-2222 tu-Su 11-6

Field Stone Winery – 10075 hwy 128, hadsbu; 707 433-7266 op day 10-5

Fisher Vineyards – 6200 S.ha rd; 707 539-7511 op by appm y

Flowers Vineyard & Winery – 28 50 0 Sa vw rd, c az ad ; 70 7 8 47 -3 66 1x32 o p by a pp m

Foggy Valley – Pu d a la s: gy sv Av & hw y 1 28 , gy sv ; 7 07 8 57 -4 90 0 o p da y 1 1-6

Folk Machine – Pud a Dww W: 132 Paza S, hadsbu; 707 473-0337 tu 11-6, f-Sa 11-7, Su 11-5

Foppiano Vineyards – 12707 od rdwd hwy, hadsbu; 707 433-7272 op day 11-5

Forchini Vineyards – 51 41 D y c k rd, h a dsbu ; 70 7 4 31 -8 88 6 f -Su 11 -4 :3 0, M-t u by app

Forth Vnyds – Pud a famy Ws –Dy ck Vay: 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0100 10:30-4:30

Foyt FamIly WINes – Pud a Madw W:, 23574 Ad D/hwy 121, Sma; 707 934-4090 op day 11-6

Francis Ford Coppola – 300 Va Amds, gysv; 707 857-1400 op day 11-6

Freeman Winery – 1300 Mmy rd, Sbasp; 707 823-6937 op by appm yFreestone Vineyards – 12747 e cam Bda, fs; 707 874-1010 Day 11-5

Frick – 23072 Wa rad, gysv; 707 857-1980 Sa-Su 12-4:30 (Summs f)

FrItZ WINery – 24691 Du ck rd, cvda; 707 894-3389 op day 10:30-4:30Gift items, Picnic Area, Children OK; Call ahead for: Winery Tours, Wine Pairings

Gann Family – Pud a cas Sma: 133 4 S, Saa rsa; 707 578-1876 Su-Wd 10-8:30, tu-Sa 10-10

Garden Creek Ranch– 2335 gyss rd, gysv; 707 433-8345 op by appm y

Gary Farrell Wines – 10701 Wssd rd, hadsbu;707 473-2909 op day 10:30-4:30

Geyser Peak Winery – A c a y rd , 2 228 1 c a r d, g ys v ; 70 7 85 7- 250 0 o p d a y 1 0- 5

Glen Lyon Vineyards – Sma; 707 833-0032 op day 11-6

GlorIa Ferrer caVes & VNyDs – 23555 hwy 121, Sma; 707 996-7256 op day 10-5Gift items, Picnic Area, Art Exhibit; Call ahead for: Winery Tours, Educational Programs, Food Pairings

Gofessel Vineyards – 20838 Buda rad, Sma; 415 225-6801 op by appm y

Göpfrich – 7564 W. Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-1645 op by appm yGourmet Au Bay – 913 hwy 1, Bda Bay; 707 875-9875 f-Sa 11-8, Su-tu 11-7

Graton Ridge – 3561 gavs hwy n, Sbasp; 707 823-3040 f-M 10-4:30

Gunfighter – P u d a l a s: g ys v Av & hwy 12 8, g ys v ; 70 7 85 7- 4900 o p d a y 11- 6

Gundlach Bundschu – 2000 Dmak S, Sma; 707 938-5277 op day 11-4:30

Guerrero FerNaNDeZ – a ca D: 1395 Badway, Sma; 707 938-4466 tu-M 11-6, tu & Wd 4-6

Gustafson Family – 9100 Swas P Skas Sps rad, gysv; 707 433-2371 Sa 10-4 by app

Hanna Winery – 9280 hwy 128, hadsbu; 707 431-4310 op day 10-45353 oda rd, Saa rsa; 707 575-3371 op day 10-4

Hanzell Vineyards – 18596 lma Avu, Sma; 707 996-3860 op by appm y

Hartford Family Winery – 8075 Ma rad, fsv; 707 887-8011 op day 10-4:30

Hart‘s Desire – Pu d a Wa ta s r m: 53 f S, ha ds bu; 7 07 43 3-30 97 tu-M 11 -5

Harvest Moon Estate – 2192 ov rd, Saa rsa; 707 573-8711 op da

Hauck Cellars – 223 c S, hadsbu; 707 473-9065 M-tu 11:30-4:30, f-Su 11:30-5, cs

Hawkes Wine – 6734 hwy. 128, hadsbu; 707 433-4295 op da

Hawkes Wine Tasting Rm – 383 1s S Ws, Sma; 707 938-7620 op da

Hawley Wines – 6387 W Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 431-2705 op by appm

Haywood Winery – 25 eas napa S, S c; 707 933-3001 op da

Highway 12 Winery – 498 fs S. e, Sma; 707 938-8091 op day 10:3

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– 13647 Ad Dv, g e; 707 938-7622 tu-SuHobo – Pud a Dw w W: 13 2 Pa za S , ha ds bu; 7 07 47 3-03 37 tu 11 -6 , f -Sa 11 -7 , S

Holdredge – 51 f S, hadsbu; 707 431-1424 Sa-Su 11-4:30

Homewood Winery – 23120 Buda rd, Sma; 707 996-6353 op da

Hook and Ladder – 2134 ov rd, Saa rsa; 707 526-2255 op day 1

Hudson Street Wineries – 428 huds S, hadsbu; 707 433-2364 op da

Icaria Creek Winery – 27750 As rd, cvda; 707 486-9623 op by appmIl cuore – Pud a Sma e a: 35 e napa S; 707 935-1200 Wd-M 11-6, tu s

Imagery Estate – 14355 hwy 12, g e; 707 935-4515 Wkdays 10- 4:30, W kds

Inman Family – 3900 P rad, Saa rsa; 707 293-9576 f -Su 11-4 b

Inspiration Vnyds & Winery –33 60 c y l Su e , Sa a rsa ; 7 07 23 7-49 80 o p da y

Iron Horse – 9786 rss Sa rd, Sbasp; 707 887-1507 op day 1

J Keverson – P u d a W a tas rm: 53 f S , h a ds bu ; 7 07 433 -309 7 t u -M

J Lynne Wines – Pud a V tass: 9058 Wds rd, Wds; 707 620-0833 M-f 12-8pm, a w

J Rickards Winery – 24505 ca rd, cvda; 707 758-3441 tu-S

J Vineyard & Winery – 11447 od rdwd hwy, hadsbu; 707 431-3646 op da

jacuZZI VINeyarDs – 24724 Ad Dv, Sma; 707 931-7575 op day 1

james FamIly – Pud a cas Sma: 133 4 S, Saa rsa; 707 578-1876 Su-Wd 10-8:30, tu-Sa

jaQk cellars – Pu d a Sma e a: 35 e n apa S; 70 7 9 35 -1 20 0 Wd-M 11 -6 , tu s

jcb tastING room & WINe bar – 320 c S, hadsbu; 707 473-9707 Su-Wd 10:30-5:30, tu-Sa

Johnson’s Alexander Valley Wines – 8333 hwy 128, hadsbu; 707 433-2319 op da

John Tyler Wines – 4353 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 473-0123 op day 1

Jordan – 1474 Axad Vay rd, hadsbu; 707 431-5250 op by appm

josePh jeWell – Pud a cas Sma: 133 4 S, Saa rsa; 707 578-1876 Su-Wd 10-8:30, tu-Sa

Joseph Swan Winery – 29 16 la ua rd, f s v ; 7 07 57 3-37 47 Sa , Su & s m day s,

Kachina – 4551 Dy ck rad, hadsbu; 707 332-7917 op by appm

Kamen Estate – 21692 8 S e, Su 300, S ma; 707 833-1700 op by app m

Kastania Vineyards – 4415 Kasaa rd, Pauma; 707 763-6348 Sa Su 11-4

Kaz Winery – 233 Adb cay rd, Kwd; 707 833-2536 f-M

Keating –23564 Ad D, Sma; 707 939-6510 op da

Keller Estate – 5875 lakv hwy, Pauma; 707 765-2117 tu-Su 1

Kelley & Young – Pud a huds S Ws, 428 huds S, hadsbu; 707 433-2364 op dakeNDall-jacksoN WINe ctr – 5007 fu rd, fu; 707 571-8100 op daGift items, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for: Educational Programs, Food Pairings

keNDall-jacksoN tastING room – 337 hadsbu Av, hadsbu; 707 433-7102 op daChildren & Pets OK

Kenwood Vineyards – 9592 Sma hwy 12, Kwd; 707 833-5891 op day 1

Kings Hill Cellars – 3404 Ks h rd, Saa rsa; 707 538-0704 op by appm

Kokomo – 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0200 op day 1

Korbel Champagne Cellars – 13250 rv rd, guv; 707 824-7000 op da

Krutz Family Cellars– 1301 cvad Av, Saa r sa; 707 536-1532 op by app m

Kunde – 9825 Sma hwy 12, Kwd; 707 833-5501 op day 1

La Crema – 235 hadsbu Av, hadsbu; 800 314-1762 op day 10:3

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La Czar Vineyards – 7870 gus rd, fsv; 707 887-3400 op by appm y

Lago di Merlo – a famy Ws –Dy ck Vay: 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0100 10:30-4:30

Lake Sonoma Winery – Pud a Vay M: 777 Mad rd, g e; 800 750-9463 op day 10-4:30

Lambert Bridge – 4085 W. Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 431-9600 op day 10:30-4:30

Lancaster Estate – 15 00 1 c a k h r d, h ad sb u ; 707 433 -81 78 x20 9 op b y ap p m y

Landmark – 101 Adb cay rd, Kwd; 707 833-0053 op day 10-4:30

Larson Family – 23355 Mk rd, Sma; 707 938-3031 op day 10-5

la sIreNa – Pud a cas Sma: 133 4 S, Saa rsa; 707 578-1876 Su-Wd 10-8:30, tu-Sa 10-10

Lasseter Family – 1 Va Way, g e; 707 933-2814 f-M 11 & 2 by app y

Laurel Glen – 14301 Ad D Su 5, g e; 707 933-9877 op by appm y

leDsoN WINery – 7335 Sma hwy, Kwd; 707 537-3810 op day 10-5Gift items, Deli, Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK; Call for: Educational Programs, Food Pairings

Leonhardt Vnyds – 8500 Dy c k rd, hadsbu; 954 401-0096 Ap 15- Sp 1, Day 1-5 by app

Limerick Lane Vineyards – 1023 lmk l, hadsbu; 707 433-9211 op day 10-5

Little Vineyards Family Winery – 15 18 8 S m a h wy , g e ; 7 07 9 96 -2 75 0 tu-M 1 1-4: 30

Littorai Wines – 788 gd rd rd. Sbasp; 707 823-9586 op by appm y

Locals Tasting Room – c gysv Av & hwy 128, gysv; 707-857-4900 op day 11-6

Longboard Vineyards – 5 f S, hadsbu; 707 433-3473 op day 11-6

loXtoN cellars – 11466 Duba rd, g e; 707 935-7221 op day 11-5 by appPicnic Area; Call ahead for Vineyard and Winery Tours

Lynmar Estate – 3909 f rd, Sbasp; 707 829-3374 op day 11-4MacLeod Family Vnyd – Kwd; 707 833-4312 op by appm y

MacPhail Family – 851 Maa D, hadsbu; 707 433-4780 op by appm y

Macrae Family – Pud a famy Ws – Kwd: 9380 Sma hwy 12; 888-433-6555 op day 10:30-5

MacRostie Winery – 21481 e S e, Su 25, Sma; 707 996-4480 Sa 11-4:30 by appm

maDroNe rIDGe WINery– Pu d a Sma e a: 35 e n apa S; 70 7 9 35 -1 20 0 Wd-M 11 -6

maNZaNIta creek – 1 44 1 A& B g v S , ha ds bu; 70 7 43 3-40 52 f -Sa 1 1-4: 30 , Su-t u by app– Pud a Sma ea: 35 e napa S; 707 935-1200 Wd-M 11-6

Marimar Estate – 11400 ga rad, Sbasp; 707 823-4365 op day 11-4

Martinelli Vineyards – 3360 rv rd, Wds; 707 525-0570 op day 10-5

martIN ray – 2191 laua rad, Saa rsa; 707 823-2404 op day 11-5Gift items, Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for Winery Tours

Martorana Family Winery– 5956 Ws Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-1909 op by appm y

Matanzas Creek Winery – 6097 B Vay rd, Saa rsa; 707 528-6464 op day 10-4:30matrIX – 3291 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 433-1911 op day 11-5Gift items, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for Winery Tours

Mauritson Family Winery – 2859 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 431-0804 op day 10-5

mayo FamIly – 13 101 A d D v a h w ay 12 , g e ; 70 7 93 8- 9401 op da y 10: 30- 6:3 0

mayo FamIly reserVe room – 9200 Sma hwy, Kwd; 707 833-5504 op day 10:30-6:30

mayo FamIly – Pud a t ca D: 1395 Badway, Sma; 707 938-4466 tu-M 11-6, tu & Wd 4-6

maZZocco soNoma – 1400 ly Sps rd, hadsbu; 707 431-8159 op day 11-5Gift items, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK

Medlock Ames – 3487 Axad Vay rd, hadsbu; 707 431-8845 op day 10-5

Meeker Vineyards – 21035 gysv Av, gysv; 707 431-2148 op day 10:30-6

Mercury Winery – 21015 gysv Avu, gysv; 707 857-9870 tu-M 11-6

Merriam Vnyds – 11650 ls Ams rd, hadsbu; 707 433-4032 op day 10-5

Merry Edwards – 2959 gavs hwy n, Sbasp; 888-388-9050 op day 9:30-4:30, app mmdd

Michel-Schlumberger – 4155 W ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-7427 op by appm y

Mietz Cellars – Pud a famy Ws – Dy ck Vay: 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0100 Day 10:30-4:30

Mill Creek Vineyards – 1401 Wssd rd; hadsbu; 707 431-2121 op day 10-5

MoniClaire Vineyards – 1750 ly Sps rd; hadsbu; 707 433-4320 op by appm y

Montemaggiore – 2355 Ws Dy ck rd; hadsbu; 707 433-9499 op by appm

moshIN VINeyarDs – 10295 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 433-5499 op dayMountain Terraces – g e; 707 481-7377 op by appm

Mounts Family – 3901 W ck rd, hadsbu ; 707 292-8148 Sa 11-5, Su 12-4:30

Mueller – 6301 Sa rd, Wds; 707 837-7399 f-M

Munselle Vineyards – 3763 hwy 128, gysv; 707 857-9988 op by appm

Murphy-Goode – 20 Mas S, hadsbu; 800 499-7644 op day 10

Muscardini Cellars – 8910 Sma hwy, Kwd; 707 833-0526 op da

Mutt Lynch Winery – 602 lmk l, hadsbu; 707 942-6180 op by appm

Nalle – 2383 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-1040 Sa 12-5 &

Nicholson Ranch – 4200 napa rd, Sma; 707 938-8822 op da

Novy Family – 981 Away c, S e & f, Saa rsa; 707 578-3882 op by app m da

Notables – 11020 eassd rad, hadsbu; 707 431-8460 op by appm

Occidental Road Cellars – 2 06 4 ga vs hw y, n , B d 7; 70 7 8 74 -9 40 0 o p Sa 1-4

Old World Winery – 850 rv rd, fu; 707 490-6696 op by appm

Optima Winery – 498 M l, U c, hadsbu; 707 431-8222 op by appm

orcharD statIoN WINery – a Mda cas: 14301 Ad D, g e; 707-938-7550 tu-M

Paint Horse – 16510 Ad Dv, Sma; 707 935-0148 op by appm

Palmeri – Pud a ts Asa Ws: 21002 gysv Av, gysv; 707 857-4101 tu-M 11

Papapietro Perry – 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0422 op day

ParaDIse rIDGe WINery – 4545 tmas lak has D, Saa rsa; 707 528-Wine op dGift items, Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK; Call ahead for Winery Tours

ParaDIse rIDGe tastING room – 8 86 0 S m a h wy , K wd; 7 07 28 2-90 20 o p da Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK

Parmelee Hill – 1695 Sp rd, Sma; 707 933-8905 op by appm

Passalacqua Vnyds – 3805 lamb Bd rd, hadsbu; 877-825-5547 op da

Pasterick Vnyd – 3491 W s Dy c k r ad, had sbu; 707 433-4655 op by app m

Paul Hobbs – Sbasp; 707 824-9879 op by appm

Pedroncelli Vineyards – 1220 cay rd, gysv; 707 857-3531 op day

Pellegrini Family – 4055 Ws ov rd, Saa rsa; 800-891-0244 op by appm

Pendleton Estate – 35100 hwy 128, cvda; 707 894-3732 op by appmP ud a l as: gys v Av & hwy 128, g ysv; 707 857-4900 op da

Peters Family – 2064 hwy. 116 n, Su 102, S basp; 707 829-3111 op by app m

Peterson – 4791 Dy ck rd Bd 7, hadsbu; 707-431-7568 By appm Sa-Su P ud a l as: gys v Av & hwy 128, g ysv; 707 857-4900 op da

Petroni Vineyards – 990 cavda rad, Sma; 707 935-8311 op by app

Pezzi King Vnyds – 3225 W Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 431-9388 op by appm

Philip Staley – a famy Ws –Dy ck Vay: 4791 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-0100 10

Portalupi – 107 n S, hadsbu; 707 395-0960 op day

Porter Bass Winery – 117 50 May s c a y rd , g u v ; 707 869 -14 75 o p b y ap p m

Porter Creek – 8735 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 433-6321 op day 10

Preston of Dry Creek – 9282 W. Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-3372 op day

Quivira Vineyards – 4900 W. Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 431-8333 op da

R2 Wine Co – 654 Badway, Sma; 707 933-1330 op da

Ramazzotti Wines – Pud a las: gysv Av & hwy 128, gysv; 707 857-4900 op da

Ram’s Gate – 28700 Ad D, Sma; 707 721-8700 tu-M

Ramey Wine Cellars – 25 h adsbu Av, hadsbu; 707 433-0870 op by app m

Ravenswood – 18701 gk rd, Sma; 707 938-1960 op day

Raymond Burr – 8339 W. Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-8559 op da

Red Car Wine Co – 8400 ga rd, Sbasp; 707 829-8500 op day

RH – Pud a las: gysv Av & hwy 128, gysv; 707 857-4900 op da

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rIcharDsoN WINery – Pud a ca D Sma: 1395 B adway; 707 938-4466 op da y 11- 6

Ridge Vnyds/Lytton Springs – 650 ly Sps rd, hadsbu; 707 433-7721 op day 11-4; Summ f-Su 5

River Road Vnyds – 5220 rss rd, Sbasp; 707 887-8130 op by appm y

Roadhouse Winery – 240 c S, hadsbu; 707 922-6362 tu-tu 12-6, f-Su 12-7

Robert Hunter – 15655 Ad D, Sma; 707 328-0173 op by appm y

Robert Rue Vnyd – 1406 Wd rd, fu; 707 578-1601 f-Su 10-5, tu-M by app

Robert Young Estate – 4960 rd Wy rd, gysv; 707 431-4811 op day 10-4:30

Robledo Family Winery – 21901 Bss rd, Sma; 707 939-6903 By app M-Sa 10-5, Su 11-4

Roche – 122 Ws Spa S, Sma; 707 935-7115 op day 11-6

Rochioli – 6192 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 433-2305 tu-M 11-4, tu-Wd by app

Rocking Z – Pud a huds S Ws: 428 huds S, hadsbu; 707 433-2364 op day 11-5

roDNey stroNG VINeyarDs – 11455 od rdwd hwy, hadsbu; 707 431-1533Gift items, Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK op day 10-5

Roessler – 380 fs S W, Sma; 707 933-4440 op day 11-6

Route 128 Winery – 21079 gysv Av, gysv; 707 696-0004 tu-Su 11-6

Rued – 3850 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-3261 op day 11-4:30

Russian Hill Estate – 4525 Suss rd, Wds; 707 575-9428 op day 10-4

Russian River Vineyards – 5700 gavs hwy n, fsv; 707 887-3344 op day 11-5

Sable Ridge Winery – 6320 Jams rd; Saa rsa; 707 542-3138 op by appm y

Sadler-Wells Winery – Pud a huds S Ws: 428 huds S, hadsbu; 707 433-2364 op day 11-5

Saini Vineyards – 918 rd Vw D; hadsbu; 707 799-0272 op by appm y

Sapphire Hill – 55 f S, hadsbu; 707 431-1888 tus-M 11-4:30

Saracina/Atrea – Pud a las: gysv Av & hwy 128, gysv ; 707 857-4900 op day 11-6

sausal WINery – 7370 hwy 128, hadsbu; 707 433-2285 op day 10-4Gift items, Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK

Sbragia Family – 9990 Dy ck rad, gysv; 707 473-2992 op day 11-5

schuG carNeros estate – 602 Bau rad, Sma; 800-966-9365 op day 10-5Gift Items, Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children Welcomed, Picnic Area

Scribe Winery –2300 napa rd, Sma; 707 939-1858 op by appm y

seabIscuIt raNch –Pud a Sma ea: 35 e napa S; 707 935-1200 Wd-M 11-6, tu sasa

sebastIaNI VINeyarDs – 389 fu S. eas, Sma; 707 933-3230 op day 11-5Complimentary Tours, Gift Items, Picnic Area & Supplies, Children & Pets Welcomed

Seghesio Winery – 700 gv S, hadsbu; 707 433-3579 op day 10–5

Selby Winery – 215 c S, hadsbu; 707 431-1288 op day 11-5

Shane Wine Cellars –nva; 415 342-7926 op by appm ySheldon – 1301 cvad Av, Saa rsa; 707 865-6755 tu 4-8 by app

Siduri Wines – 981 Away cu, Saa rsa; 707 578-3882 By appm day 10-3

Silver Oak Cellars – 24625 ca rad, gysv; 707 942-7082 M-Sa 9-5, Su 11-5, us by app

Simi Winery – 16275 hadsbu Av, hadsbu; 707 473-3232 op day 10-5

Simoncini Vineyards – 23 03 Ws D y c k rd, h a dsbu ; 70 7 4 33 -8 81 1 o p by a pp m y

Skewis Wines – 57 f S, hadsbu; 707 431-2160 f-M 11-4

SL Cellars – Pud a famy Ws – Kwd: 9380 Sma hwy 12; 888-433-6555 op day 10:30-5

Small Vines Wines – 2160 g h rd, Sbasp; 707 823-0886 op by appm y

soDa rock WINery – 8015 hway 128, hadsbu; 707 433-3303 op day 11-5

Sojourn Cellars –141 e. napa S, Sma; 707 933-7212 Day 10-5 by appm

Sonoma-Cutrer – 4 4 01 S us s r d, Wds, 87 7 7 97 -3 48 9 App m s m mdd, tu-M 10 -4

soNoma eNoteca – 35 e napa S, Sma; 707 935-1200 Wd-M 11-6, tu us sasaSonoma Valley Portworks – 613 2d S, Pauma; 707 769-5203 M-Sa 12-5

Spann Vineyards – 111 eas napa S , Sma; 707 933-8343 Day 12-6

st. FraNcIs VINeyarDs – 100 Pya rd, Saa rsa; 888-675-Wine op day 10-5Gift Items, Children & Pets OK; Call for Food Pairings, Winery Tours

St. Helena Road Winery – 6995 S. ha rad; Saa rsa; 707 538-8674 op day 9-5 by appm

Starlite Vineyards – 5511 hway 128, gysv; 707 431-1102 Sa & Su 11-5 by app

Stephen & Walker – 243 hadsbu Av, hadsbu; 707 431-8749 op day 11-7

Stone Edge Farm –Sma; 707 935-6520 op by appm y

Stonestreet Alexander Mtn – 7111 hway 128, hadsbu; 800 355-8008 f-M 11-4:30 by app

Stryker Sonoma – 5110 hway 128; gysv; 707 433-1944 op day 10:30-5

Stuhlmuller – 49 51 Ws Sda rk l , h a dsbu ; 70 7 4 31 -7 74 5 f -M 10 -4 :3 0, app s m mdd

suNce WINery – 1839 ov rd, Saa rsa; 707 526-9463 op day

Taft Street Winery – 203 0 B a w l a , S b as p ; 70 7 82 3- 2049 S a -S u 11 -4: 30 , M -

Talty – 7127 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-8438 f-M 12-4

Tara Bella – 3701 Vk rd, Saa rsa; 707 544-9049 op by appm

Teira Wines – Pud a huds S Ws: 428 huds S, hadsbu; 707 433-2364 op da

Teldeschi Winery – 3555 Dy ck rad, hadsbu; 707 433-6626 op da

Terroirs Artisan Wines – 21001 gysv Av, S 101, gysv; 707 857-4101 tu-M 11:

Thomas George Estates – 8075 Wssd rad, hadsbu; 707 431-8031 op da

Three Alarm – Pud a V tass: 9058 Wds rd, Wds; 707 620-0833 M-f 12-8, a w

Thumbprint Cellars – 102 Mas, h adsbu ; 707 433-2393 op day 11-6. f & S

Tin Barn – 21692 e S e. #340, Sma; 707 938-5430 f-M

Toad Hollow – 409A hadsbu Av, hadsbu; 707 431-8667 op day 10:

tr ellIot – Pud a cas Sma: 133 4 S, Saa rsa; 707 578-1876 Su-Wd 10-8:30, tu-Sa

Trecini Cellars – 441 Bav S, Saa rsa; 707 525-9400 op by appmtreNtaDue – 19170 gysv Av, gysv; 707 433-3104 op da

Tres Hermanas – Pud a famy Ws – Kwd: 9380 Sma hwy 12; 888-433-6555 op day

Trione Winery – 19550 gysv Av, gysv; 707 814-8100 tu-S

Truett Hurst – 5610 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-9545 op da

Two Amigos – 25 eas napa S, Sma op da

Twomey Cellars – 3000 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 800-505-4850 M-Sa 10-5, S

Ty Caton Vineyards – 8910 Sma hwy, Kwd; 707 833-0526 op da

Unti Vineyards – 4202 Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-5590 op by appm

UPTick Vineyards – 9050 Wds rd, Wds; 707 566-9153 tu-Sa 11-6, Su-M

Valdez Family Wines – 595 Saaa D, cvda; 707 894-3710 Sa 11-4, f & Su

Valley of the Moon – 777 Mad rd, g e; 707 939-4500 op day

Vérité – 4611 tmas rd, hadsbu; 800 273-0177 op by appm

VIaNsa WINery – 25200 Ad D, Sma; 707 935-4726 op da

Vin Couture Lounge – 322 hadsbu Av, hadsbu; 707 431-8161 tu-Su

VML Russian River Winery – 4035 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 431-4404 op da

Wattle Creek Winery – 25510 rv rd, cvda; 707 894-5166 op by appm

Wellington Vineyards – 11600 Duba rd, g e; 707 939-0708 op da

Westwood Winery – 11 e. napa S, Su 3, S ma; 707 935-3246 M - f 11-3, S a-S

White Oak Vineyards – 7505 hwy 128, hadsbu; 707 433-8429 op da

Williamson – 134 Mas S, hadsbu; 707 433-1500 op da

Williams Selyem – 7227 Wssd rd, hadsbu; 707 433-6425 op by appm

Willowbrook – Pud a huds S Ws: 428 huds S, hadsbu; 707 433-2364 op da

WIlsoN – 1960 Dy ck rad, hadsbu; 707 433-4355 op daGift Items, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK

Wind Gap Wines – fsv; 707 887-9100 op by appm

Windsor Oaks Vineyards – 10810 hvw rd, Wds; 707 433-4050 op by appm

Windsor Vineyards – Pud a Va W esas: 308B c S, hadsbu; 707 921-2893 op da

Wine Tree Farm – Pud a famy Ws – Kwd: 9380 Sma hwy 12; 888-433-6555 op day

Woodenhead – 5700 rv rd, Saa rsa; 707 887-2703 op tu-M 10:

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Visit the tasting room, located just steps off Healdsburg Pla

op Day 11-7125 Mas S, hadsbu • (707) 433-4116

Vjb VINeyarDs & cellarsOur wines are sold exclusively from our Tasting Room

or through our Wine Club Enoteca.

We invite you to experience for yourself our family charm.

9077 Sma hwy, Kwd • op Day 10am-5pm707-833-2300 • www.vjbas.m




XYZin – Pud a gys Pak: 22281 ca rd, hadsbu; 707 857-9400 op day 10-5

Yoakim Bridge – 7209 Dy c k rd, hadsbu; 707 433-8511 f- Su 11-4 by appm

Zichichi Family – 8626 W. Dy ck rd, hadsbu; 707 433-4410 op day 11-4:30

Ahlgren Vineyard – 20320 hwy 9, Bud ck; 800 338-6071 Sa 12-4 by appm

Alfaro Family Vnyd & Winery – 420 hams rad, cas; 831 728-5172 Sa 12-5 by appm

Aptos Creek – 520 ns Madws c, Aps; 831 684-1680 op by appm y

Armida Winery – 103 Sk Avu, capa; 831 462-1065 Sa-Su 11-6, M-f 12-6

Bargetto Winery – 3535 n. Ma S, Squ; 831 475-2258 x 14 op day 12-5

Beauregard – 10 P fa rad, By D; 831 458-Wine nv-Ap : p day 11-5, May-o: csd tu

Big Basin– 830 Mmy la, Bud ck; 831 621-8028 op by appm y

Big Basin Tasting Room – 14598 B Bas Way, Su B, Saaa; 408 564-7346 M-tu 11-5, f-Sa 11-7

Black Ridge – 18550 Bak rd , l s ga s; 408 399-6396 op 3d w kd 11-5 & by appm

Bonny Doon Vineyard – 32 8 ia s S , Sa a c uz; 88 8 8 19 -6 78 9 o p da y 1 2-5, s um m 6

Bruzzone – 433 Sud Dv, Ss Vay; 831 438-3120 op by appm y

burrell school – 24060 Summ rd, ls gas; 408 353-6290 op tu-Su 11-5Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK

Byington Winery – 21850 Ba ck rad, ls gas; 408 354-1111 tu-Su 11-5, W: Wd-Su 11-5

Calera – 11300 ca rad, hs; 831 637-9170 op day 11-4:30

Casa De Fruta – 6680 Pa Pass hwy, hs; 800 543-1702 M-f 9-5, Sa-Su 8-7:30Castillo’s Hillside Shire – 2215 lba Dv, Ma h; 408 776-8200 Sa 1-7, Su 12-5

Cava Wine Bar – 115 Sa Js Av, capa; 831 476-2282 tu-tu 4-11, f-Sa 12-12, Su 3-9

Chaine d’Or – 140 Sus Dv, Wdsd; 650 851 8977 op by appm y

Cinnabar – 14612 B Bas Way, Saaa; 408 867-1012 op day 11-5, f 11-8

Clos LaChance – 1 hummbd l, Sa Ma; 800 itS-Wine op day 11-5

Clos Tita – 4 Kda la, Saa cuz; 831 439-9235 op by appm y

Cooper-Garrod – 22645 gad rd, Saaa; 408 867-7116 M-f 12-5 Sa-Su 11-5

Copious Winery – 427 Sw S, A, Saa cuz; 831 425-Wine f 12-5, Sa & Su 12-6

Creekview Vineyards – 12467 ckvw c, Sa Ma; 408 686-0534 3d wkd 11-5

Creekview Vnyds & Sherman Cellars Tasting Rm – 40 Ps S, Sa Js; 408 288-Wine Wd-Su 11-5

David Bruce Winery – 21439 Ba c k rd, l s gas; 408 354-4214 M -f 12-5, Sa-Su 11-5

DeRose Vineyards – 9970 ca Vay rad, h s; 831 636-9143 Sa-Su 11-4 by appm

Domenico Wines – 1697 idusa rd, Sa cas; 650 593-2335 op day 12-5

Enz – 1781 lmk rad, hs; 831 637-6443 By appm y

Equinox Champagne Cellar – 42 7-c Sw S , Sa a c uz ; 8 31 33 8-26 46 ; 8 31 42 3-30 00 f -Su 12 -5

Fernwood Cellars – 7137 rdwd ra, gy; 408 848-0611 3d wkd m, 12-5

Flint Wine Cellars – 13160 ca rad, hs; 831 636-8986 op by appm y

Fortino Winery – 4525 hk Pass hwy, gy; 408 842-3305 tu-Sa 10-5, Su 11-5

Guerra Cellars – 500 J Sm rd, hs; 831 902-9106 Wkds Juy u Sp

Hallcrest Vineyards – 379 f emp rd, f; 831 335-4441 op day 12-5

Heart o’ the Mountain – 5610 Ss Vay D, Ss Vay; 831 345-6133 op by appm y

Hecker Pass Winery – 4605 hk Pass hwy, gy; 408 842-8755 op day 10-5

Hillcrest Terrace – 42 9B i a s S , Sa a c uz; 83 1 4 26 -1 50 0 Sa 1 2-5, Su 2-5 & by a pp m

Hunter Hill – 7099 g hav rd, Squ; 831 465-9294 Sa-Su 11-4 by app

j. lohr VINeyarDs & WINe – 1000 lz Av, Sa Js; 408 918-2160 op day 10-5

Jason-Stephens – 11775 Wasv rd, gy; 408 846-8463 tu-M 12-5

Kirigin Cellars – 11 55 0 Wa sv rd, g y; 40 8 8 47 -8 82 7 ( 38 55 D ay r d v s) o p da y 1 0-5

Kings Mountain – 187 Ks Mua rad, Wdsd; 650 851-7551 op by appm y

La Honda – 2645 fa oaks Av, rdwd cy; 650 366-4104 Sa 11-5 by app

La Nebbia – 12341 Sa Ma rad, ha M Bay; 650 726-9463 op da

Léal Vineyards – 300 Maaaa Dv, hs; 831 636-1023 op da

loma PrIeta WINery – 26985 lma Pa Way, ls gas; 408 353-2950 Sa-Su 12-5

Martin Ranch – 6675 rdwd ra rad, gy; 408 842-9197 op d wkd a m

Mesa Del Sol Esate – 45803 A y S rd, g d; 831 624-8527 op by app m

Michael Martella – 172 87 B x 103 Sk y B v d, W d s d ; 6 50 851 -67 77 op by ap p m

mja VINeyarDs – 328A ias S, Saa cuz; 831 421-9380 M-tu 12-6, f-S

mja VINeyarDs – 2 49 00 h a d Way , l s g a s ( S a c u z M s) ; 40 8 35 3- 600 0 t u - SMorgan Hill Cellars – 1645 Sa Pd Av, Ma h; 408 779-7389 tu-S

Mountain Winery – 14831 P rad, Saaa; 408 741-2822 Sa-S

Muccigrosso – 21450 Ba ck rd, ls gas; 408 354-0821 op by appm

Muns Vineyard – ls gas; 408 515-2663 op by appm

Naumann Vnyds – 16505 Mb rd, cup; 408 867-7871 Spa vs & by app

NicholsonVnyds – 2800 Pasa Vay rd, Aps; 831 724-7071 S

Odonata – 334A ias S, Saa cuz; 831 566-5147 1s Sa m

Organic Wine Works – 379 f emp rd, f; 800-oWW-Wine op da

Osocalis Distillery – 5579 od Sa Js rd, Squ; 831 477-1718 op by appm

P&M Staiger Vineyard –1300 hpks gu rd, Bud ck; 831 338-0172 op by appm

Pietra Santa – 10034 ca rad, hs; 831 636-1991 Wd-Su 11-5 by app

Pelican Ranch – 100 Kdy Dv, #102, capa; 831 426-6911 f-S

Picchetti Winery – 13100 Mb rd, cup; 408 741-1310 op da

Pinder – 165 cs la, campb; 877-684-2601 Sa 11-4 by app

Pleasant Valley – 600 Pasa Vay rd, Aps; 831 728-2826 Summ Ap-o, Sa 12-4 by app

PoetIc cellars – 5000 rd gu rad, Squ; 831 462-3478 f-Su 12-5

Rapazzini Winery – 4350 S. My hwy, gy; 800 842-6262 M-f 9-5, Sa 9-6, S

Regale Winery – 24040 Summ rad, ls gas; 408 353-2500 f 2-6, Sa-S

Ridge Vineyards – 17100 Mb rad, cup; 408 867-3233 Sa-Su 11-4 &

River Run – 65 r la, Wasv; 831 726-3112 op by appm

Roudon-Smith – 18 ha Way S B-c, Wasv; 831 438-1244 Sa 12-5 by app

Santa Cruz Mtn Vnyd – 334A ias S, Saa cuz; 831 426-6209 Wd-S

Sarah’s Vineyard – 4005 hk Pass hwy, gy; 408 847-1947 op da

Satori Cellars – 2100 Bua Vsa Avu, gy; 408 848-5823 Sa-S

Savannah-Chanelle Vnyds – 23600 css Sps rd, Saaa; 408 741-2934 op daSilver Mountain – Sv Mua rd, M cu; 408 353-2278 S

Silver Mountain – 402 ias S, S 29, Saa cuz; 831 466-0559 tu-S

Solis – 3920 hk Pass hwy, gy; 408 847-6306 op da

Sones Cellars – 334 B ias S, Saa cuz; 831 420-1552 f-Su 12-5

Soquel Vineyards – 8063 g hav, Squ; 831 462-9045 Sa-S

Storrs Winery – 303 P S. #35, Saa cuz; 831 458-5030 op da

Summerayne – 770 lmk rad, hs; 831 902-5638 op by appm

Sycamore Creek – 1 27 75 U vas r a d, M a h ; 40 8 77 9- 4738 t u , f , M 1 2- 5, S a & S

Team Zin – 830-3 Juy cu, Sa Js; 408 445-2508 1s Su

Testarossa Winery – 300-A c Av, ls gas; 408 354-6150 op da

Thomas Fogarty Winery – 19501 Sky Bvd, Wdsd; 650 851-6777 Wd-S

Thomas Kruse Winery – 3200 Dyd Av, gy; 408 842-7016 tu-S

Travieso Winery – 165 cs la, #f, campb; 650 248-5641 Saudays 11-4 & by app, 3d S

Trout Gulch – 427 Sw S, S c, Saa cuz; 831 471-2705 op by appm

Villa del Monte Winery – 23076 Summ rd, ls gas; 888 788-4583 op wkd/m

Vinocruz – 725 f S, #101, Saa cuz; 831 426-8466 M-tu 11-7, f-Sa 11-8, S

VINe hIll – 2300 Javs rad, Saa cuz; 831 427-0436 op d wkd a m 12-5 & spa

Vino Prima – 55 Mupa Wa, S B, Saa cuz; 831 426-0750 M-tu 2-8, Wd-f 2-10, Sa 12-10, S

Vino Tabi – 334c ias S, Saa cuz; 831 426 1809 Wd-tu 12-6, f-Sa 12-9, S

Windy Oaks Estate – 550 haz D rd, cas; 831 786-9463 Sa 12-5 &

Woodside Vineyards – 20 5 c s u D , M P ak ; 65 0 85 1- 314 4 op b y a pp m

Zayante Vineyards – 420 od Mu rd; f; 831 335-7992 Spa vs & by app

carmel Valley

North ceNtral coast

GuGlIelmo WINeryWith three generations of grape growing and wine making,we continue to produce a family of award-winning wines.

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Bernardus – 5 W. cam Vay rad, cam Vay; 800 223-2533 op day 11-5

Boekenoogen – 24 Ws cam Vay rad, cam Vay; 831 659-4215 op day 11-5

Boëté Vineyards – 7156 cam Vay rd, cam Vay; 831 625-5040 op day 12-5

Carmel Hills – 12 D f Pa, cam Vay; 831 659-0750 tu-tu 12-6

Caraccioli Cellars – Ds, bw oa & 7; cam Vay; 831 622-7722 M-tu 2-7, f-Sa 11-10, Su 11-7

Chateau Julien Wine Estate – 8940 cam Vay rad, cam Vay; 831 624-2600 M-f 8-5 Sa-Su 11-5

Chateau Sinnet – 13746 c S, cam Vay; 831 659-2244 op day 12-6

Chesebro Wines – 19 eas cam Vay rd, cam Vay; 831-659-2125 f-M 12-5

Chock Rock Vnyd – 1 D f Pa, cam Vay; 831 659-7625 tu-M 11:30-5:30

Cima Collina – Sa cas, bw oa & 7, cam Vay; 831 620-0645 op day 12- 6

Figge Cellars – a Wd gay: Ds S bw 7 & oa, cam Vay; 831 384-4149 Wd-Su 2-8

Galante Vineyards – Ds, bw oa & 7; cam Vay; 831 624-3800 op day 12-6 (sd u sp)

Georis Winery – 4 P rad, cam Vay; 831 659-1050 M-tu 11-4:30, f-Su 11-6

Heller Estate Organic Vineyards – 69 W. cam Vay rad, cam Vay; 800-625-8466 op day 11-5

Holman Ranch – 19 eas cam Vay rd, cam Vay; 831-659-2640 f-Su 11-6

Joullian Vineyards – 2 Va Dv Su A, cam Vay; 866 659-8101 op day 11-5

Joyce Vineyards – 19 eas cam Vay rd, cam Vay; 831-659-2885 f-Su 11-5

Otter Cove Wines – a ta nv W Ba: 315 ca Ppa, cam Vay; 831 320-3050 op day 12-5

Parsonage Village Vineyard – 19 eas cam Vay rad, cam Vay; 831 659-7322 op day 11-5

Robert Talbott Vineyards – 53 Ws cam Vay rd, cam Vay; 831 659-3500 M-f 11-4:30, Sa-Su 11-5

Scheid Vineyards Wine Lounge – 7 & Sa cas, cam; 831-656-9463 op day 11-7

Silvestri Vnyds – (op Ma 1) 19 eas cam Vay rad, cam Vay; 831 659-1700 tu-Su 11-5

Southern Latitudes Wines - l S. bw oa & 6, cam Vay; 831-622-7652 Wd-Su 11-6

Tudor Wines - Ad Bu , B w o a & 7 , cam by Sa; 831-224- 2116 f-Su 12-5

Wrath Wines – cam Paza, oa Av. ad Mss S, cam; 831 678-2212 M-Sa 10-6, Su 11-5

moNterey WINerIes

A Taste of Monterey – 700 cay rw, S KK, My; 831 646-5446 op day 10-6Bargetto Winery – 700 cay rw Su g, My; 831 373-4053 M-f 11-6, Sa & Su 11-7

Baywood Cellars – 381 cay rw Su c, My; 831 645-9035 op day 12-6

Chateau Sinnet – 1184 Badway, Sasd; 831 394-6090 op by appm y

Figge Cellars – 3348 Pau Dav s D v Su 10 1, Ma a; 831 38 4- 41 49 M - f by ap p m y

McIntyre Vineyards – hya ry: 1 od g cus rdS 1, My; 831 649-9463 M-Wd 9-7, tu-Su 8-8

Pierce Ranch – 499 Wav S, My; 831 372-8900 tu-M 12-6:30, f-Sa 12-8

Ventana Vineyards – 2999 My-Saas hwy, My; 831 372-7415 op day 11-5

Wine from the Heart Tasting Rm – 241 Avaad S, My; 831 641-9463 op day 12-8

salINas ValleyA Taste of Monterey – 127 Ma S, Saas; 831 751-1980 M-Wd 11-5, tu-Sa 11-6, csd Su

Boekenoogen – Saa lua hads, Saas; 831 675-3549 Sa-Su 12-4

De Tierra –740 Ap Bvd, Saas; 831 754-3176 op by appm yhahN slh estates – 37700 f rad, Sdad; 831 678-4555 M-f 11-4Gift Items, Art Exhibit, Picnic Area, Children & Pets OK; Call for Winery Tours Sa-Su 11-5

Hammond Vnyds– 655 rv rad, Saas; 831 455-8173 Sa-Su 11-5

Manzoni Estate – 30981 rv rad, Sdad; 831 675-3398 f-Su 11-5

Marilyn Remark – 645 rv rad, Saas; 831 455-9310 Sa-Su, hdays 11-5

Mesa Del Sol Vineyards & Retreat – 45803 Ay S rd,gd; 831 624-8527 op by app y

Paraiso Vineyards – 38060 Paas Sps rad, Sdad; 831 678-0300 Sa-Su 11-5, M-f 12-4

Pessagno Winery – 1645 rv rad, Saas; 831 675-9463 M-tu 11-4, f-Su 11-5

Ray Franscioni – 132720 rv rad; gzas; 831 455-1096 op by appm y

Robert Talbott Vineyards – 1380 rv rad, Saas; 831 675-0942 tu-M 11-5

Scheid Vineyards – 1972 hbs Avu, gd; 831 386-0316 op day 11-5

Sycamore Cellars – 45185 Ay S rad, gd; 831 674-5768 Sa- S

Ventana Vineyards – 38 74 0 ls c s rad, S dad; 8 31 67 8-29 00 Wkds & Ms hda

Wrath Wines – 35801 f rad, Sdad; 831 678-2212 tu-M

Albertina Wine Cellars – 4601 rad 110, hpad; 707 744-1475 op by app

Barra of Mendocino – 7051 n. Sa S, rdwd Vay; 707 485-0322 op da

Beaver Creek Vnyds – 22000 hwy 29, Mddw; 707 987-1069 op da

Bell Hill Vineyards – 6725 Jabs, Ksyv; 707 490-4400 tus-Su, W 12-6, SumBrassfield Estate – 10915 h Vay rd, caak oaks; 707 998-1895 Day 10-5, Wkds by app.

Breggo Cellars – 11001 hway 128, Bv; 707 895-9589 op da

Brutocao Cellars – 7000 hwy 128, P; 707 895-2152 op da

Brutocao Cellars – 13500 hwy 101, h pad ; 707 744- 1664 op day Summ 10-6, W

Campovida – 13601 od rv rad, hpad; 707 744-8797 op by app

Ceago Vinegarden – 5115 e. hwy 20, n; 707 274-1462 op da

Cesar Toxqui Cellars – 821 n. Bus S, Uka; 707 462-1054 Wd-Su

Chiarito Vineyards – 2651 M ck rd, Uka; 707 462-7146 op by appm

Claudia Springs – 1810 hwy 128, P; 707 895-3993 f-M

Cougar’s Leap – 9300 S Sps rd. n., Ksyv; 707 279-0651 May-o, f-Su 11-5pm

Demuth Winery – 16125 D Madws rd, Bv; 707 895-3729 op by app

Dogwood Cellars – 13500 hwy 101, S h, h pad ; 707 743-0301 Sa-S u 11-5, M-fDrew Family – 9000 hwy 128, P; 707 877-1771 tu-M

Duncan Peak Vineyards – 1 45 00 M . h u s r ad , h pa d ; 70 7 74 4- 1493 op b y a pp

Dunwood Vineyards – 2399 n. Sa S, Uka; 707 462-2985 op by app

Eden Crest Vineyards & Winery – 2550 B Vay rad, Ksyv; 707 279-2987 op by app

Elke Vineyards – 12351 hwy 128, Bv; 707 246-7045 f-M

Esterlina – 1200 hms ra rad, P; 707 895-2920 op by appm

Foursight Wines – 14475 hway 128, Bv; 707 898-2889 f-M

Frey – 14000 tmk rd, rdwd Vay; 707 485-5177 M-f 10-5, by app

Germain-Robin – P. o. Bx 1059, Uka; 707 462-0314 op by appm y M

Giuseppe Wines, Neese Vnyds – 401 S Way, rdwd Vay; 707 485-8458 op by appm

Goldeneye Winery – 9200 hwy 128, P; 707 895-3202 op da

Graziano Family of Wines – 13251 S.hwy 101; Su 3, hpad; 707 744-8466 op da

Greenwood Ridge Vineyards – 5501 hwy 128; P, 707 895-2002 op daGregory Graham Wines– 13633 P lakvw rad, lw lak; 707 995-3500 Sa & S

Handley Cellars – 3151 hwy 128, P; 707 895-3876 Summ 10-6, W

Harmonique Wines – 1810 hwy 128, a m mak 16, P; 707 895-3993 f-M

Hawk and Horse – 13048 hway 29, lw lak; 707 994-0910 op by appm

High Valley Estate Vnyds – 1 31 51 e . Sa h w ay 2 0, c a a k o aks; 7 07 9 98 -9 40 0 tu-S

Husch Vineyards – 4400 hwy 128, P; 1-800-544-8724 op da

jaXoN keys – 10400 S. hwy 101, hpad; 877-462-0666 op da

Jeriko Estate – 12141 hw & Suva rd, hpad; 707 744-1140 Sum 10-5, W

Jim Ball Vineyards – 4741 hwy 128, P; 707 895-3623 op da

Kelseyville Wine Co. –5627 gaddy la, Ksyv; 707 279-2995 By app

Lake Country Wine Studio – 9505 Ma S, #1, Upp lak; 707 275-8030 tu-Su, Sum 1-7, W

Langtry Estate– 21000 Bus cay rd, Mddw; 707 987-2385 op daLazy Creek Vineyards – 4741 hwy 128, P; 707 895-3623 f-M 10:

Le Vin Winery – 33151 hwy. 128, Ykv; 707 894-2304 op by appm

Londer Vineyards – 14051 hway 128, Bv; 707 895-9001 tu-M

Manoir Girard Cellars – 12601 e rv rd; P Vay; 707 391 Wine (9463) op by appm

Maple Creek Winery – 20799 hwy 128; Ykv; 707 895-3001 op day

Mariah Vineyards – 33525 M ua V w rd, P Aa; 707 882-2243 op by app

Masút Vnyd & Winery – 13 01 rv s ca y rd, r dwd Va y ; 7 07 48 5-54 66 o p by a pp

McDowell Valley – 13380 S. hwy 101, hpad 707 744-8911 M-f 11-5, Sa-S

McFadden Vineyard – 13275 S. hwy 101 Su #5, hpad; 707 744-8463 op da

McNab Ridge Winery – 13441 S. hwy 101; hpad; 707 744-1986 op da

Meyer Family Cellars – 19750 hwy 128, Ykv; 707 895-2341 op da

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Milano Family Winery – 14594 S. hwy 101, hpad; 707 744-1396 op day10-5

Moore Family Winery – 11990 B rk rad, Ksyv; 707 279-9279 f - Su 11-5

Mt. Konocti Growers Winery – 2550 B Vay rad, Ksyv; 707 279-4213 op by appm

Navarro Vineyards – 5601 hwy 128, P; 707 895-3686 op day 10-5

Nelson Family – 550 ns ra rad; Uka op day 10-5

Noggle Vnyds & Winery – 700 od l Vay rad, caak oaks; 707 998-0319 Sa-Su 11-5 by app

Oster – 13501 tmk rad, rdwd Vay; 707 485-5257 op by appm

Pacific Star – 33000 n hway 1, f Ba; 707 964-1155 op day 11-5

Parducci Wine Cellars – 501 Padu rd, Uka; 1-888-362-9463 op day 10-5

Paul Dolan Vnyds – 501 Padu rd, Uka; 1-888-362-9463 op day 10-5

Phillips Hill Estates – 8627 hwy 128, P; 707 895-2209 op day 11-5

Philo Ridge – 14125 hwy 128, P; 707 489-2303 Sa-Su by appm

Ployez Winery – 11171 hway 29, lw lak; 707 994-2106 op day 11-5

Rivino – 4101 cx Sad rd, Uka; 707 293-4262 tu-Su 1-5

Robledo – 2040 Sda Bay rd, lakp; 707 263-0100 f-Su 10-5

Roederer Estate – 4501 hwy 128, P; 707 895-2288 op day 11-5

Rosa D’Oro – 3915 Ma S, Ksyv; 707 279-0483 Wd-Su 11-5

Rosati Family Wines – 21500 Su hway 101, hpad; 707 894-3683 op day 10-5

Saracina Vineyards – 11684 Su hwy 101, hpad; 707 744-1671 op day 11-5

Scharffenberger Cellars – 8501 hwy 128, P; 707 895-2957 op day 11-5

Shannon Ridge – 12599 e. hwy 20, caak oaks; 707 998-9656 Day 10:30-5Shed Horn Cellars – 21108 casa S, Mddw; 707 291-3629 tu-Sa 11-5 by app

Silversmith Vnyds – 3700 A rd J, rdwd Vay; 707 485-1196 Sum: f-Su, W: Sa-Su, 11-5 by appm

SIP! Mendocino Wine Bar – 13420 Su hwy 101, hpad; 707 744-8375 op day 11-5

Six Sigma Ranch and Winery – 13 37 2 Sp u gv rad, lw la k; 7 07 99 4-40 68 D a y 11 -4 :3 0

Sketchbook Wines – 501 Padu rd, Uka; 1-888-362-9463 op day 10-5

Snows Lake Vnyd –lw lak; 707 994-9444 op by appm

Sol Rouge – P.o. Bx 859, Ksyv; 707 279-9000 op by appm

Standish Wine Co. – 5101 hwy 128, P707 895-9213 Day 10-5

Steele Wines – 4350 tmas Dv, a hwy 29, Ksy; 707 279-9475 M-Sa 11-5

Terra Sávia – 14160 Mua hus rd, hpad; 707 744-1114 tu-Su 10-5

Terrill Cellars – 16175 Ma S, lw lak; 707 252-8444 Wd, f-Su 11-5

Testa Vineyards – 6400 n Sa S, capa; 707 485-7051 op by appm

Toulouse Vineyards – 8001 hwy 128, 707 895-2828; P op day 11-5

Tulip Hill Winery – 4900 Ba Sps rd, n; 707 274-9373 op day 10-5

Villa La Brenta – 1780 hway 53, caak; 707 994-4000 tu-Su 10-5

Vin de Tevis – 51161 cv rd, Ds rs; 707 983-8433 op by appm y

Weibel Winery – 13275 S hwy 101, S 1, hpad; 707 744-2200 op Day 10-5

Whaler Vineyards – 6200 e Sd capa rd, Uka; 707 462-6355 op by appm y

Wildhurst Vineyards – 3855 Ma S, Ksyv; 800 279-4302 op day 10-5

Yorkville Cellars – 2570 1 hw y 1 28 , Y kv ; 707 89 4- 91 77 op da y , W 1 1- 5, Su mmm 11- 6

ZINa hyDe cuNNINGham – 14077 hwy 128, Bv; 707 895-9462 op Day 10-5

Blacksmith Cellars – pud a Susu Vay W cp tu-Su 12-5

b Viin Vind – 5071 Susu Vay Bvd., fad; 707 422-8025 M-f 10-5, Sa & Su 10-6Green Valley Cellars – 1 63 5 Mas r d, g Va y; 7 07 8 64 -2 08 9 tu-Su 1 1-5 by a pp m

King Andrews Vnyd – pud a Susu Vay W cp tu-Su 12-5

Ledgewood Creek Winery – 4589 Abay rad, Susu cy; 707 426-4424 Day 10-5

Mangels Vineyards – pud a Susu Vay W cp tu-Su 12-5

Mankas Hills Vineyards – 4185 cadbu rad, Susu Vay; 707 480-7334 op by appm y

Tenbrink Vineyards – 1 79 3 r k v r d, S u su V a y; 80 0- 692 -07 23 op b y a pp m y

Rock Creek Vineyard – 46 10 g Va y r d, g Va y; 7 07 8 64 -2 47 1 o p by a pp m y

Suisun Valley Wine Coop – 4495 Susu Vay rad, Susu Vay; 707 864-3135 tu-Su 12-5

Sunset Cellars – pud a Susu Vay W cp tu-Su 12-5

Vz Fi ting r – 2522 Su V Makas c rad, fad; 707 429-3958 M-f 10-5, Sa-Su 10-6

Vz Fi Piv rn– 707 422-8025 tus & as by appm y

Winterhawk Winery – pud a Susu Vay W cp tu-Su

Wooden Valley Winery – 4756 Susu Vay rad, Susu Vay; 707 864-0730 Da

Berryessa Gap – 27260 hwy 128, Ws; 530 795-3201 tu-f 12-4 by app

Berryessa Gap – 15 Ma S, Ws; 530 795-3201 tus 4:30-8:30, f 12-8:30, Sa 11-8:30, Su

Bogle Vineyards – 37783 cuy rd, caksbu; 916 744-1139 Sa-Su 11-5, M

California Cellars – 15511 is rad, is; 916 777-5747 op by appm

Capay Valley Vineyards – 13757 hwy 16, Bks; 530 796-4110 op Sa-Su 12-5, Wkdays by app

Carvalho Family – pud a od Sua M, 35265 Ww Av, caksbu; 916 744-1625 Wd-Su

Heringer Estates – pud a od Sua M, 35265 Ww Av, caksbu; 916 744-1227 tu-Su

Purple Pearl Vineyards – 9177 cuy rd, Dx; 707 693-1607 tu-Su

River Grove Winery – 52183 caksb u rd, caksbu; 916 744-9000 op by app m

Rominger West – 4602 Sd S, Davs; 530 747-2044 M-S

Scribner Bend Vnyds – 9051 rv rd, Saam; 916 744–1803 f-Su 1

Six Hands Winery – 13783 is rd, Wau gv; 916 776-2053 op by appm

Solomon Wine Co. – pud a od Sua M, 35265 Ww Av, caksbu; 916 744 1131 f 1-5, Sa-Su

Three Wine Company– pud a od Sua M, 35265 Ww Av, caksbu; 707 933-9752 f-Su

Todd Taylor Wines – pud a od Sua M, 35265 Ww Av, caksbu; 916 744-1120 Sa & Su

Turkovich Family Wines– 30 4 r a a d Av, W s ; 5 30 79 5-38 42 tu 12 -6 , f & Sa 1 2-9, Su

Wilson Vineyards – caksbu; 916 744-1456 op by appm

Bent Creek Winery – 5455 gv rd, lvm; 925 455-6320 f-Su 1

Big White House – 6800 gv rd, lvm; 925 449-1976 Sa-Su 1

Bodegas Aguirre – 8580 tsa rd, lvm; 925 606-0554 Sa-Su

Cedar Mountain – 7000 tsa rd, lvm; 925 373-6636 Sa-Su

Charles R Vnyds – 8195 ca rd rd, lvm; 925 454-3040 f-Su 1

Chouinard Vnyds – 338 53 Pa ma s rd , c as Vy ; 5 10 582 -99 00 S a -S u 12- 5 ( ad m s

Concannon – 4590 tsa rd, lvm; 925 456-2505 op day 1

Crooked Vine – 4948 tsa rd, lvm; 925 449-0458 M-Sa 11-4:30, Su 1

Cuda RidgeWines – 5385 eas Av, lvm; 510 304-0914 f-S u 12-4:30 & by app

Dashe Cellars – 55 4 S, oakad; 510 452-1800 tu-Su 12-6, M b

Eagle Ridge Vineyard – 10017 tsa rd, lvm; 925 443-3375 Sa-Su 1Eckert Estate – 2400 Ay rad, lvm; 925 584-6494 Sa-Su 12 -5 & by app

el Sol – 8626 lup Way, lvm; 925 606-1827 f-Su

Elliston Vineyards – 463 Kka, Su; 925 862-2377 Sa-Su 11-5 b

Fenestra Winery – 83 Vas rd (hwy 84), lvm; 925 447-5246 f-Su

Garré Vineyard & Winery – 7986 tsa rd, lvm; 925 371-8200 f-Su 1

Hidden Creek – 5937 gaam c, Su B, lvm; 925 371-2424 Sa-Su

John Christopher – 25 S. lvm Av, S 103, lvm; 925-456-Wine tu-S

La Rochelle – 5443 tsa rd, lvm; 925 243-6442 op day 1

Las Positas Vineyards – 1828 Wm rd, lvm; 925 449-9463 Sa-Su

Lavish Laines Winery – 2481 Bua Vsa Av, lvm; 925 321-0373 f-Su

Les Chenes – 5562 Va la, lvm; 925 373-1662 Wkds 1

Little Valley Winery – 739 Ma S, Pasa tu-Sa 12-6, SuLivermore Valley Cellars– 2838 cas D, lvm; 925 454-9463 Sa-Su

loNGeVIty WINes – 2271 S u V as rd , S B, l v m , 92 5- 443 -W ine f -S a -S u

Marr Cellars – pud a tsa Vs, 5143 tsa rd, lvm; 925 606-Wine f-Su

mGraIl VINeyarDs– 5600 gv rd, lvm; 925 373-6214 f-M 12-4:30 & by app

Miramont Estate – pud a tsa Vs, 5143 tsa rd, lvm; 925 606-Wine f-Su24837 e. M rd, ld; 209 887-3178 By appm

Mitchell Katz Winery – 1188 Vyad Av; Pasa; 925 931-0744 tu-Su

Murietta’s Well – 3005 Ms rd; lvm; 925 456-2390 May-o op day 11-4:30, nv-Ap Wd-Su

NottINGham cellars – 2245 Su Vas rd, lvm; 925 294-8647 f 2-6, Sa-Su 1

occasIo – 2245B Su Vas rad, lvm; 925 371-1987 f-Su

Page Mill– 1960 S. lvm Av, lvm; 925 456-7676 12-4:30 f-Suday & by app

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Red Feather – 5700 gv rd, lvm; 925 449-1871 Sa-Su 11-5, M-

Retzlaff Vineyards – 1356 S. lvm Av, lvm; 925 447-8941 tu-f 12-2, Sa-Su

Rios Lovell Estate Winery – 6500 tsa rd, lvm; 925 443-0434 Wd-f 11-3, Sa-S

Rodrigue Molyneaux – 3053 Maa Av, lvm; 925 447-4280 Sa-Su

Ruby Hill Winery – 400 Vyad Av, Pasa; 925 931-Wine op day

Ryhan Estate Vineyards – 5385 eas Av, lvm; 408-209-9498 f-S

Singing Winemaker (The ) – pud a tsa Vs, 5143 tsa rd, lvm; 925 606-Wine f-SSteven Kent – 5443 tsa rd, lvm; 925 243-6440 op day

Stony Ridge Winery – 4948 tsa rd, lvm; 925 449-0458 M-Sa 11-4:30, Su

Tamas Estate – 5565 tsa rd, lvm; 925 456-2380 op day

Tenuta Vineyards – 633 Ka cmm, lvm; 925 960-1006 f-S

Tesla Vintners – 5143 tsa rd, lvm; 925 606-Wine f-S

Thomas Coyne Winery – 51 e. Vas rd (hwy 84), lvm; 925 373-6541 Sa-S

Wente Vineyards Estate Tasting Room – 5565 tsa rd, lvm; 925 456-2305 op day

Wente Vineyards Tasting Room – 5050 Ay rd, lvm; 925 456-2405 op day

Westover Vineyards – 34329 Pamas rd, cas Vay; 925 537-3932 Sa-S

White Crane Winery – 5405 gv rd, lvm; 925 455-8085 tu-M

Wood Family Winery – 7702 cda Mua rd, lvm; 925 606-7411 op by app

treasure IslaND

boDeGa WINe estates – 751 13 S a Av M, tasu isad, Sa fas f, Sa & Su m

Fat Grape Winery – 1080 Avu M, tasu isad, Sa fas; 415-388-8318 tu-Su 12-

Hoffman Family Cellars– 751 13 S a Avu M, tasu isad, Sa fas op

just joshIN – 751 13 S a Avu M, tasu isad, Sa fas f, Sa, Su m

kNIGhtsWooD – 751 13 S a Avu M, tasu isad, Sa fas f, Sa, Su

steIN FamIly WINes – 751 13 S a Avu M, tasu isad, Sa fas f, Sa, Su

Treasure Island Wines – 95 9 S ad Av i, tasu isad, Sf; 415-394-9463 M-f 9am-5pm, Sa

WINery sF – 200 caa Av, Bd 180 n, tasu isad, Sf, 415-Sf -JUice op day 12-5, us by appVIE – 200 caa Av, Bd 180 n, tasu isad, Sf, 415-Sf -JUice op day 12-5, us by app

Sol Rouge – 200 caa Av, Bd 180 n, tasu isad, Sf, 415-Sf -JUice op day 12-5, us by app

coNtra costa couNtyBloomfield Vnyd– 633 fs S, Bwd; 925 634-9463 Wd-tu 4-8pm, f 4-11pm, Sa 11a

Captain Vineyards – 1969 Jsp Dv, Maa; 925 631-0714 op by app

Enos Wines – 9000 Bwd Bvd., Bwd; 925 634-3900 op by app

Hannah Nicole Vnyds – 6740 Bau rad, Bwd; 925 513-0769 f 11-3, Sa-

Happy Valley Cellars – 1 223 Up p h ap py Va y r a d, la ay ; 92 5 2 83 -1 245 op by app

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New Departures Wine Co. – 6140 Aamba Vay rad, Maz; 925 366-8463 op by appOdisea Wine Co. – 963 rdwd Dv, Dav; 925 915-1662 op by app

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Palomares Vineyards – 34329 Pamas rad, cas Vay Sa-S

Parkmon Vineyards – 55 lad Dv, Maa; 925 631-7980 op by app

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Sterling Albert Winery– 150 Mas c , Su J , c d; 925 219 -22 79 S a 12- 5p m, Su

Tamayo Family Vnyds – 2155 eks Way, Bwd; 925 513-8463 op by app

Viano Vineyards – 150 M Avu, Maz; 925 228-6465 Wd-M

Wedl Wine Cellars – 400 ta la, oaky; 925 360-9677 op by appm

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A collection of family wineries – the venue promises a truly unique

and enjoyable wine tasting experience with spectacular views of

the City. Bring your lunch/picnic to enjoy with wine on the terrace.

Knightswood wines are crafted to allow them express the nature of

the vineyards' locale, giving voice to the elements of sun, wind and

rain unique to each. Stein Family Wines – Got honest wine? We

do. Our wines celebrate being alive and show life’s creative essence. We make sure

the folks who grow and make it enjoy some of its dreams, too. Why? Because fair is

fair. Great wines made the right way: steinfamilywines.com/donations.

the WINery sF 200 California Ave. Bldg 180 N, Treasure Island, Daily 12pm-5pm

415-SF -JUICE • www.winery-sf.com – The Winery SF brings the Cali-

fornia wine experience to San Francisco. It's 20 ,000 sq. ft. winery,

tasting room, and event center allows visitors to expe rience the wine-

making process first-hand while enjoying award-winning wines from

Napa, Sonoma, and beyond. Tours available by appointment.

Wine Tasting on treasure IslaND

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