You may have the hotel booked, but have you mapped out your itinerary for your visit to Petaluma? While wine tasting is probably on your list, there are plenty of other things to do in Petaluma. Add a few of these spots to your travel plans to get the most out of your trip and fill your days with fun.
Planning a trip to Sonoma County? Our guide to Sonoma is a must-read whether you’re a first-time visitor or seasoned Wine Country explorer.
There are 23 cities in Sonoma Valley, and each offers a unique slice of what makes this region so unique. Wine isn’t the only thing these picturesque towns have to offer: Hiking, eating, and even ballooning are just a handful of the ways to spend an afternoon or two. Here are our top picks of …
Mustard season is here, and were digging in to share the backstory and beauty of Wine Country’s second most picturesque bloom.
It’s the season of giving. In that spirit, some of Healdsburg’s best restaurants have banded together to offer a progressive feast known as Dine Around to benefit local charities.
Throughout Sonoma County, there are delightful little areas, pockets of charm with vistas, food, wine and a soft bed at the end of the day. Here are some of our favorite places to eat, stay and play around the Redwood Empire.
The Viansa Winery encompasses 130 acres at the summit of the Sonoma Valley, with most of that land devoted not to wine, but to wilderness. The property includes 97 acres of wetlands, all in the midst of an historic restoration effort spearheaded by Viansa in partnership with conservation group Ducks Unlimited.
In our new series “Who We’re Drinking With” we’ll introduce you to some of our favorite people in Wine Country. From winemakers and sommeliers to hoteliers and artists, we’re interested in those who are doing things a bit differently.
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.
In a county chockful of wineries and winemakers, it takes a certain something to stand out from the crowd. The next generation of Sonoma County winemakers are setting themselves apart by following their own winemaking philosophies, and making stylistic choices that are innovative and interesting, resulting in some truly great wines.
