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Sonoma County

Sonoma has many distinctions, but here’s one to note: it grows more Pinot Noir than any other county in the state. Gourmet farm and vineyard dinners are common here, an expression of the area’s great wine, homegrown culinary culture and love of the great outdoors. Visit www.sonomawine.com →

1812

first vines planted

19

avas

>500

wineries

24,000

vineyard hectares
(60,000 acres)
Sonoma County wineries

117 wineries

Events in Sonoma County

Winter WINEland

January 19—20, 2019

Multiple winery locations in Alexander, Dry Creek & Russian River Valleys, Healdsburg

Join us for 2 glorious days along the Wine Road. The perfect winter escape taste current vintages, multiple varietals and a few verticals.

Time: 11am-4pm

Cost: $5-$45

Address & Location:
Multiple winery locations in Alexander, Dry Creek & Russian River Valleys, Multiple winery locations in Alexander, Dry Creek & Russian River Valleys, Healdsburg, CA

Phone: (707) 433-4335

Email: laura@wineroad.com

Website: www.wineroad.com

Details: Join us for 2 glorious days along the Wine Road for our Winter WINEland ...The perfect winter escape...taste current vintages, multiple varietals grown in Sonoma County, and even try a few verticals. All participating wineries will highlight a Vintage, Varietal or Vertical tasting for the weekend. Our detailed program will be available at wineroad.com in December - see what each winery will offer for the weekend...then plan your tasting adventure.

Wine Road’s Barrel Tasting Weekends

March 1—10, 2019

Northern Sonoma Couty, Healdsburg

Join us as we celebrate our 42nd Annual Barrel Tasting wine event!

Time: 11am-4pm Friday-Saturday each weekend

Cost: Weekend: $50 Sunday Only: $40 Designated Driver: $5 Taste the Future plus Weekend: $90 (plus tax and fees)

Address & Location:
Northern Sonoma Couty, Multiple wineries throughout Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River Valleys, Healdsburg, CA

Phone: (707) 433-4335

Email: debbie@wineroad.com

Website: www.wineroad.com

Details: Join us as we celebrate our 42nd Annual Barrel Tasting wine event! This is your chance to sample wines from the barrel, talk to winemakers and explore the beautiful Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River Valleys. It's all about the WINE...many wineries offer "futures" on their barrel samples. This is a chance to purchase wine now, often at a discount, then come back to the winery when the wine is bottled, typically 12-18 months from now. Many wines are so limited, buying futures is your only chance to purchase them.

Cyrus Dinner in the Wine Cave

Saturday, March 16

Alexander Valley Vineyards, Healdsburg

Join AVV in celebrating the release of CYRUS in our beautiful wine cave!

Time: 6pm

Cost: $150-$165

Address & Location:
Alexander Valley Vineyards, 8644 Highway 128, Healdsburg, CA

Phone: (707) 433-7209

Email: avv@avvwine.com

Website: www.avvwine.com

Details: Sparkling glasses, candlelight, The Wetzel Family and Winemaker Kevin Hall, along with fellow wine lovers surrounded by barrels of Alexander Valley Vineyards wine – is there a better place to celebrate the release of CYRUS? Renowned John Ash & Co’s Chef Tom Schmidt pairs seasonal ingredients, creating perfect pairings that complement flavors of both food and wine for an unforgettable night.

Passport to Dry Creek Valley- 30th Anniversary

April 27—28, 2019

Various wineries on Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg, CA 95448, Healdsburg

Passport to Dry Creek Valley is Sonoma Wine Country’s Premier Wine & Food Festival.

Time: 11am-4pm

Cost: $150.00 for a 2-Day Passport; $90.00 for a Sunday Only Passport; $75 for Prelude Lunch; $175 for Friday Night Vintage Soiree; $50 for a Designated Driver 1-day ticket. Standard ticketing fees & Healdsburg sales tax to be applied.

Address & Location:
Various wineries on Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg, CA 95448, Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg, CA 95448, Healdsburg, CA

Phone: (707) 433-3031

Website: www.drycreekvalley.org

Details: Passport to Dry Creek Valley is Sonoma Wine Country’s Premier Wine & Food Festival. In its 30th Anniversary year, you’re invited to 40+ participating wineries throughout Dry Creek Valley to enjoy elaborate themed celebrations with exquisite food + wine pairings, and live entertainment. Guests can meet Sonoma County’s most renowned winemakers and chefs at world-famous wineries and boutique cult favorites. Try and find one of our Party Pop-Ups over the weekend for a sweet treat! Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis starting February 1st. Come join our Dry Creek Valley tradition!