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Mendocino Lake Sonoma Special Promotion THE Tasting Room GUIDE Follow the Wine Trail to California’s Best From the wave-pounded Pacific Coast to the foothills of the Sierra, here’s the definitive planner for exploring California’s finest wineries. Taste, learn… With wine, what you enjoy is always the best choice. MENDOCINO Zina Hyde Cunningham Buena Vista Winery Parducci (Mendocino) Winery (Anderson Valley) (Sonoma County) parducci.com 707.463.5357 zinawinery.com 707.895.9462 buenavistawinery.com 800.926.1266 Visit Parducci, Mendocino County’s Our estate vineyards in Anderson Valley Founded in 1857, Buena Vista is oldest winery, taste the legendary True and Russian River Valley have received California’s first premium winery. A Grit RESERVE Petite Sirah and Cabernet many prestigious awards for several California Historic Landmark, the winery Sauvignon on the elegant tasting room different varietals. Don’t miss this offers historical tours, barrel tastings patio overlooking historic vineyards. Mendocino gem! and more. LAKE SONOMA Chalk Hill Estate Vineyards & Winery (Chalk Hill) chalkhill.com 707.657.1809 Six Sigma Ranch and Winery Arrowood (Sonoma County) An elegant, iconic estate producing (Lake County) arrowoodwinery.com 800.938.5170 world-class wines since 1972. Chalk sixsigmaranch.com 707.994.4068 Tucked into the hillside of Sonoma Valley, Hill’s 1,300 acres feature nearly Relax under the ancient oak trees by Arrowood Winery’s veranda is a perfect 300 acres of vineyards planted to our historic tasting room and sample place to enjoy award-winning wines and 60 small vineyard blocks. our award-winning wines, including sweeping views of the valley below. Sauvignon Blanc, Diamond Mine Cuvée and Tempranillo. WINE LOVERS’ GUIDE TO CALIFORNIA 199 Special Promotion Special Promotion THE Tasting Room GUIDE SONOMA (continued) Murphy-Goode Winery Fort Ross Vineyard La Crema (Sonoma County) MacLaren Wine Company Martin Ray Winery (Sonoma County) (Fort Ross-Seaview) lacrema.com 800.314.1762 (Sonoma Valley) (Russian River Valley) murphygoodewinery.com Chateau St. Jean (Sonoma Valley) fortrossvineyard.com 707.847.3460 Located just off the square in maclarenwine.com 707.938.7490 martinraywinery.com 707.823.2404 800.499.7644 GOODE times are chateaustjean.com 877.478.5326 Open 10–6. Overlooking the Pacific Healdsburg, we pour a variety of Come visit our new tasting room on Discover our charming tasting room in guaranteed at our Tasting Room just Built in 1973, Chateau St. Jean is a Ocean. Floating above the fog. limited-production releases and offer Sonoma’s historic Plaza. Enjoy our the heart of Russian River Valley. Enjoy a steps off the historic plaza in pioneer in single-vineyard wines in Producing coastal, cool-climate Pinot artisan cheese pairings in our remodeled small-production wines while chatting picnic in our lush gardens among the Healdsburg. Enjoy exclusive wines from Sonoma County, including the coveted Noir, Chardonnay & Pinotage in the tasting lounge. with our winemaker in a relaxing vineyards. Historic Landmark, Legendary Sonoma County. Are you in? Cinq Cépages, Sonoma’s most lauded steep ridges of the Sonoma Coast. lounge environment. Wines. wine. Muscardini Cellars (Sonoma Jordan Vineyard & Winery Lancaster Estate (Alexander Valley) Marimar Estate at The Barlow Matanzas Creek (Bennett Valley) Valley) muscardinicellars.com DeLoach Vineyards (Alexander Valley) jordanwinery.com lancaster-estate.com 707.473.3910 (Russian River Valley) matanzascreek.com 800.590.6464 707.933.9305 Located in a renovated (Sonoma County) 800.654.1213 Jordan welcomes guests 100% estate-grown Bordeaux varietals marimarestate.com 707.823.9910 Recognized as a premier California wine 18th century schoolhouse with patio deloachvineyards.com 707.526.9111 by appointment for tours and tastings, define this award-winning winery. Our new tasting room at the Barlow country destination, we invite you to sip seating and expansive views. Enjoy A pioneering Russian River Valley including a farm-to-table excursion to Explore the winding caves, elegant brings the Spanish feel and depicts wine and enjoy the unique beauty of artisan, handcrafted and award-winning producer of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and remote corners of the winery estate tasting room and sweeping hillside views Marimar Torres’ family story with antique our vineyards, lavender field and wines from third-generation winemaker Zinfandel, DeLoach offers an elegant, paired with breathtaking views. of this luxurious 53-acre estate. Catalan tiles and vintage and current gardens. Michael Muscardini. bucolic, biodynamic estate thriving with photographs. the bounty of Sonoma. Merriam Vineyards (Healdsburg) Ledson Winery & Vineyards merriamvineyards.com 707.433.4032 Partake by K-J (Sonoma County) Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate (Sonoma Valley) Marimar Estate Vineyards & Cross cultures tasting California-crafted, partakebykj.com 707.433.6000 Sip Dutton Estate Winery & Gardens (Sonoma County) ledson.com 707.537.3810 Winery (Green Valley) Bordeaux-style wines in our Healdsburg & savor an exploration of food and wine (Russian River Valley) kj.com 866.287.9818 The castle features 86 wines available marimarestate.com 707.823.4365 tasting room, designed to reflect the at the table. Local, seasonal culinary duttonestate.com 707.829.WINE A wine experience for all your senses. only at the family-owned winery or Enjoy our Tapas & Wine Pairing comfort and warmth of the Merriam’s experimentation, just off the Square in Delivering six generations of dedication, Family owned and operated with online. Don’t miss the opportunity to Experience in the dining room or patio New England heritage. Healdsburg. loyalty and hospitality for the ultimate chef-designed seasonal food pairings, taste 150 years of winemaking! of our Catalan-style winery, with Sonoma wine experience. The Spanish- organic garden tours and 22 years of gorgeous views of the Don Miguel style tasting room, open daily, nestles 90-point wines. Vineyard. within a Chardonnay vineyard. 200 WINE LOVERS’ GUIDE TO CALIFORNIA WINE LOVERS’ GUIDE TO CALIFORNIA 201 Special Promotion Special Promotion THE Tasting Room GUIDE SONOMA (continued) NAPA Stonestreet Winery (Alexander Valley) stonestreetwines.com 800.355.8008 Enjoy stunning views of Alexander Valley while experiencing terroir and mountain winegrowing with an Black Stallion Estate Winery Del Dotto Estate Winery & Goosecross Cellars in-depth exploration of our limited- (Napa Valley) Caves (St. Helena) (Yountville, Napa Valley) Schug Carneros Estate Winery production wines. Ballentine Vineyards (St. Helena) blackstallionwinery.com 707.227.3250 deldottovineyards.com goosecross.com 800.276.9210 (Carneros) schugwinery.com ballentinevineyards.com Family owned and located on the 707.963.2134 Come and experience Goosecross provides an up-close-and- 800.966.9365 Tucked into a hillside of 707.963.7919 Through the windows of grounds of a historic equestrian center, our Cave Tour & Barrel Tastings. You’ll personal family winery experience. Enjoy Carneros, this family-owned and our revamped tasting room, enjoy the this picturesque winery is situated along see why it’s truly the Best Wine wine tasting in the barrel cellar, friendly -operated winery has been producing view of 100-year-old estate vineyards in Napa’s scenic Silverado Trail in the Oak Experience in the World. staff, luxury wines and stunning vineyard world class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay the heart of the Napa Valley. Knoll District. views from the patio. for 33 years. thumbprint cellars (Dry Creek Valley) thumbprintcellars.com 707.433.2393 Located in downtown Healdsburg, featuring over 20 different Sonoma County wines, from complex blends to bold vineyard designates, handcrafted Foley Johnson (Rutherford) in small lots by owner/winemaker Scott foleyjohnsonwines.com Grgich Hills Estate (Napa Valley) Sebastiani Vineyards & Winery Lindstrom-Dake. Clif Family Winery at Velo 707.963.1980 Handmade wines from grgich.com 800.532.3057 Visit our (Sonoma) sebastiani.com Bennett Lane Winery Vino (Napa Valley) Rutherford, Napa Valley and beyond. Web site to choose from a list of private 707.933.3230 A Sonoma tradition since (Napa Valley) cliffamilywinery.com 707.968.0625 A world-class winery with premier experiences, including Mike Grgich’s 1904. Visit our historic winery, taste bennettlane.com 877.629.6272 A unique place where the passions vineyards and a historic tasting room in “Unforgettable” Tour, Rustic Vineyard wines and enjoy a tour. Just off the Join us at the top of the valley in of cycling, wine and food are the heart of America’s preeminent Tour and Wine & Cheese Pairings. Sonoma town square, it’s a perfect spot Calistoga for a tasting of our award- celebrated. We craft small-production winegrowing region. to savor. winning Cabernets in the friendliest Napa Valley Chardonnay, Sauvignon tasting room in Napa. Blanc, Zinfandel and Howell Mountain Cabernet. Trentadue Winery (Alexander Valley) trentadue.com 888.332.3032 Since 1969, the Trentadue family has produced award-winning red wines and Hall Wines (Napa Valley) ports from their 200-acre estate. Come hallwines.com 707.967.2626 Siduri & Novy Family Wines taste exceptional wines in a beautiful Award-winning Cabernet Sauvignon (Russian River Valley) setting. Beringer Vineyards (Napa Valley) Freemark Abbey (St. Helena) meets extraordinary art and masterful siduri.com, novyfamilywines.com beringer.com 866.708.9463 Clos Du Val freemarkabbey.com 800.963.9698 architecture. Enjoy unique wine 707.578.3882 Critically acclaimed, Discover why Beringer
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