It’s December in Sonoma wine country, and the holiday celebration is in full swing. With the mild winter climate and summer crowds tapering off, it’s the perfect time to launch a wine country getaway.
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It’s December in Sonoma wine country, and the holiday celebration is in full swing. With the mild winter climate and summer crowds tapering off, it’s the perfect time to launch a wine country getaway.
While the rest of the country shivers from head to toe, Sonoma County enjoys a spectacular winter season. Even though we get our fair share of rain, in between storms the weather is crisp, sunny and just begging for boots and a light sweater.
We all know the holidays bring both joy and a healthy dose of … chaos. With the next month becoming somewhat of a nightmare for those unprepared, let’s review some very simple ways you can incorporate everyone’s favorite remedy for stressful winter celebrations.
Luxurious wine country experiences can become a redundant thought. With some many offerings and incredible wine, one comes to expect luxury at every turn when booking your getaway.
Don’t worry! Northern California winter weather doesn’t involve snowstorms or blizzards, but come October, Sonoma County becomes just a bit cooler.
This November, tour the countryside, drink some wine, channel your inner engineer and maybe even see a giraffe or two.
With a prime coastal location and a major river passing through, Sonoma County has no shortage of water activities. There are plenty of ways to get into the water in this part of California, from kayak tours, to paddleboarding, to swimming in hotel and winery pools. If you’re a water enthusiast, don’t miss these eight …
Harvest season is in full swing in Sonoma Valley, and many wineries are celebrating by hosting events and release parties for their new wines. It’s an exciting time to be in Sonoma Valley, so we’d like to give you some front row seats to all the action. Here’s what’s happening throughout Sonoma Valley right now. …
Harvest season in Sonoma County is a busy time for everyone. For visitors, it’s a chance to see the grape harvest in action and to taste new wines. For wineries, harvest season means days picking, sorting, and fermenting the grapes.
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