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Anderson Valley Winegrowers Association MENDOCINO Anderson Valley Winegrowers Association Wineries, open to the public Mendocino’s Wine Road to the Coast 1 Wineries not open to the public– ANDERSON VALLEY Call for information # Vineyards 18 19 128 12 8 NAVARRO 16 Panthea Winery 11 23 Lula Cellars Navar Handley Cellars ro River Nelson Hill Winery Roederer Estate 14 Lazy Creek Vineyards Husch Vineyards 15 128 Phillips Hill Winery Angel Camp Greenwood Ridge Vineyards Vineyard Navarro Vineyards Champ de Reves Toulouse Vineyards Roma’s Vineyard Indian Creek Navarro River PHILO 7 Black Kite Brutocao Cellars ELK Domaine Anderson Cellars oad 4 od R wo Goldeneye Lichen Estate een Gr Winery 24 to Ukiah 9 6 253 17 22 2 21 Rancheria Creek Anderson Creek 1 20 10 BOONVILLE 128 5 miles to rst ad o 13 AVWA member in iew R in V Yorkville Highlands nta ou M Our neighboring AVWA Member Wineries Ft. Bragg Willits 20 Scharenberger Cellars 5 Mendocino Anderson Valley 128 Appellation Ukiah Donnelly Creek Philo Yorkville Witching Stick 128 Boonville Seebass Family Wines Meyer Highlands Family Artevino/ Yorkville Appellation Ray’s RoadBaxter Winery Indian Creek Road Philo Ridge Vineyards Cellars Maple Creek Cloverdale Winery 128 Maryetta Wines 1 101 3 Santa Rosa Balo Vineyards Foursight Wines Fish Rock Rd. Sonoma Indian Creek 253 128 Napa Pacic Ocean Lambert Lane Pennyroyal Farm Drew Family Smith Story YORKVILLE Cellars Long Wine Cellars Meadow in the San Francisco PHILO AREA Ranch BOONVILLE AREA YORKVILLE HIGHLANDS AVA Artwork by Victoria Hand Design Map • Events • Member Listing Pennyroyal Farm 14930 Hwy 128, Boonville, CA 95415 Handley Cellars 707-895-2410 or 800-956-8909 • Summer Welcome to 3151 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 Mon-Thu 10-5; Fri-Sun 10-6: Winter 10-5 Anderson Valley! 707-895-3876 • Daily 10-6 summer, 10-5 winter Tours with a reservation 11 and 2 Located about two hours north of San Francisco, on Mendocino County’s Wine Wineries Road to the coast, Anderson Valley is home to world class Pinot Noir and Alsace Balo Vineyards Husch Vineyards Phillips Hill Winery varietals. Perfect for a wine country adventure or longer weekend getaway, your 9001 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 • 707-895-3655 4400 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 5101 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 senses will be delighted by vineyard views and the incredible aromas and flavors Daily 11-5 June-Nov; Thu-Mon 11-5 Dec-May 707-895-3216 • Daily 10-6 summer, 10-5 winter 707-895-2209 • Daily 10:30-5; call for of the wines you’ll find in our many unique winery tasting rooms. January, February, March hours A weekend of your favorite aromatic and classic white Baxter Winery Lazy Creek Vineyards wines from grapes grown exclusively in the Anderson 8660 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 4741 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 • 707-895-3623 Philo Ridge Vineyards Valley, paired with delectable food bites, each February during our two-day Anderson Valley White Wine 707-895-3173 • Thu-Mon 11-5 Open Seasonally, Fri-Mon 10:30-4:30 14125 Hwy 128, Boonville, CA 95415 Festival. Saturday Grand Tasting, and Winemaker 707-895-3036 • Fri-Mon 11-5 Dinners; Sunday Open Houses. Brutocao Cellars Lichen Estate 7000 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 11001 County Road 151, Boonville, CA 95415 Roederer Estate Anderson Valley Pinot Noir Festival is an immersive 707-895-2152 or 800-661-2103 707-895-7949 • Daily 11-5 4501 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 experience for lovers of Pinot Noir each May; with a casual BBQ, Technical Conference, Grand Tasting, Daily 10-5 707-895-2288 • Daily 11-5 Winemaker Dinners, and Open Houses. This is the Long Meadow Ranch - Anderson Valley Estate premier wine event of the year in Anderson Valley. Domaine Anderson 9000 Hwy 128, The Madrones, Philo, CA 95466 Scharffenberger Cellars 9201 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 707-895-7501 • Thu-Mon 10:30-5; closed Tue-Wed 8501 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 Held later in the year than most Barrel Tasting events, 707-895-3626 • Daily 11-5 707-895-2957 • Daily 11-5 our July weekend event lets visitors taste wines just Lula Cellars before they are bottled, for a better idea of what the Drew Family Cellars 2800 Guntly Road, Philo, CA 95466 Seebass Family Wines finished wine will taste like when released. Participating wineries go all out to make you feel welcome. 9000 Hwy 128, The Madrones 707-895-3737 • Daily 11-6 summer; 11-5 winter 14077 Hwy 128, Boonville, CA 95415 Philo, CA 95466 707-895-9378 • Daily 11-5; 7 on Fridays This tasting event at The Presidio in San Francisco in 707-895-9599 • Thu-Mon 11-5 Maryetta Wines November presents one of California’s best wine regions 14251 Highway 128, Boonville, CA 95415 Smith Story Wine Cellars to trade and consumers, featuring standout Pinot Noirs, Sparkling, Alsace-style aromatic white wines, Foursight Wines 805-712-8862 • Hours vary, check Google Map 9000 Hwy 128, The Madrones Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and more. Meet the 14475 Hwy 128, Boonville, CA 95415 for updates, or call for reservation Philo, CA 95466 • 707-494-5575 • Summer winemakers and make connections with winegrowers 707-895-2889 • Wed-Mon (closed Tue); Thu-Sun 12-5; Open until 6 on Fridays from this unique appellation. On-site sales make this the Navarro Vineyards perfect time for holiday wine shopping. Limited Hours January 5601 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 Toulouse Vineyards With nearly every Anderson Valley tasting room Goldeneye Winery 707-895-3686 or 800-537-9463 • Daily summer 8001 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 participating in this December event, it’s a great time to delight in unique holiday decorations and 9200 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 9-6; winter 9-5. Tours with a reservation 707-895-2828 • Daily 11-5 holiday themed treats, stock up on holiday wine gifts, 707-895-3202 • Daily 10:30-4:30 March-Dec 10:30 and 2 Closed on: Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and donate an unwrapped toy for the kids. Collect Closed Tues/Wed January-February Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, and Easter stamps on your passport and enter the drawing to win Nelson Hill Winery tickets to the 2020 Anderson Valley White Wine Festival Grand Tasting. Greenwood Ridge Vineyards 3900 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 Witching Stick Wines 5501 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 707-895-2555 or 949-925-8256 8627 Hwy 128, Philo, CA 95466 To find out more about our events, including dates & ticket prices, visit www.avwines.com 707-895-2002 • Daily 10-5 By appointment only 707-895-3454 • Thu-Mon 12-5 Vineyards Wineries (without a tasting room in Anderson Valley AVA) Associate Members Annahala Vineyard Angel Camp Vineyard • 707-200-4766 Air Galore Car Rentals & Charter Flights Maksim Farm 11480 Anderson Valley Way, Boonville, CA 95415 Ardzrooni Family Wines • 707-942-1247 Mendocino & Boonville • 707-972-4498 Philo • 310-994-7100 (Cakebread Cellars, PO Box 216, Rutherford, CA 94573 • 800-588-0298) Albion River Inn Matadorvino Artevino/Maple Creek Winery • 707-895-3001 Anderson Valley Ranch Albion • 707-937-1919 Los Gatos • 650-906-4332 (Cakebread Cellars, PO Box 216, Rutherford, CA 94573 • 800-588-0298) Bee Hunter Wine • 941-320-1678 or 707-895-3995 Alegria Oceanfront Inn and Cottages Mendocino Grove Black Kite Cellars • 707-222-3005 Mendocino • 707-937-5150 or 800-780-7905 Mendocino • 707-880-7710 Charles Ranch Vineyards Architectural Elements of Anderson Valley Merchant23, Inc. 14521 Hwy 128, Charles Lane, Boonville, CA 95415 • 707-895-3546 Bravium • 650-207-8314 Philo • 707-895-2986 Novato • 415-716-2690 Deer Meadow Vineyard Champ de Rêves Vineyards • 866-292-5040 Ardzrooni Vineyard Management LLC Navarro Mill Guesthouse 16100, Deer Meadows Road, Boonville, CA 95415 • 707-823-9586 Copain Wines • 707-836-8822 Philo • 707-895-2297 Navarro • 707-895-3027 Donnelly Creek Vineyards (Atlas Vineyard Mgmt) Davies Vineyards • 707-963-5555 Assaggiare Mendocino Northwest Insurance Agency 13989 Highway 128, Boonville, CA 95415 • 707-254-7947 Fort Bragg • 707-961-9687 Ukiah • 707-376-4025 The Donum Estate • 707-732-2200 Atlas Vineyard Management Poleeko Roadhouse Ferrington Vineyards Expression • 707-226-8569 Napa • 877-232-9429 Philo • 707-895-RIBS (7427) 13401 Hwy 128, Boonville, CA 95415 • 707-895-3147 FEL Wines • 707-944-8642 or 800-428-2259 The Beachcomber Motel The Pot Shop (pottery) Golden Fleece Vineyard Fort Bragg • 707-964-2402 Philo • 707-895-2810 Gowan’s Heirloom Ciders • 707-205-1545 16525 Indian Creek Road, Philo, CA 95466 • 707-433-8345 Bell Valley Retreat at the Toll House Pronsolino Family Farm Harmonique • 800-937-1889 Grant Family Vineyard Boonville • 707-799-6678 Philo • 530-521-1714 1950 Guntly Road, Philo, CA 95466 • 949-878-0414 Hartford Family Wines • 707-887-8030 The Bewildered Pig Reidy Law Group, Trademark Attorneys Philo • 707-895-2088 St. Helena • 707-963-3030 Green Ranch Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens • 707-571-7500 24555 Greenwood Road, Philo, CA 95466 • 707-877-3267 Kosta Browne Winery • 707-823-7430 Boonville Hotel & Table 128 Sandra Nimmons Boonville • 707-895-2210 Sea Rock Inn Helluva Vineyard, LLC La Crema • 707-525-6200 Brewery Gulch Inn Mendocino • 707-937-0926 18560 Mountain View Road, Boonville, CA 95415 • 925-946-9509 Littorai Wines • 707-823-9586 Mendocino • 707-937-4752 Shandel’s Oppenlander Vineyard Henneberg Vineyard MacPhail Wines • 707-824-8400 Buckhorn Pub Comptche • 707-937-5594 2400 Guntly Road, Philo, CA 95466 • 650-327-4282 Boonville • 707-895-3224 Sheep Dung Properties Maggy Hawk • 888-339-7726 Kiser Vineyards Camp Navarro Boonville • 707-895-3979 Meyer Family Cellars • 707-895-2341 Navarro • 707-895-3181 801 Hwy 128, Navarro, CA 95463 • 707-895-3565 Silicon Valley Bank Pangloss Cellars • 707-933-8565 Carle, Mackie, Power & Ross LLP Santa Rosa • 707-535-5060 Leal Vineyards Santa Rosa • 707-526-4200 Panthea Winery & Vineyard • 775-342-4788 Sonoma Clean Power 19621 Mountain View Road, Boonville, CA 95415 • 707-483-5412 Dale Arthur Lottig Santa Rosa • 855-202-2139 Nash Mill Vineyard Roma’s Vineyard • 707-328-0999 Dennen’s Victorian Farmhouse Stanford Inn by the Sea - Eco Resort 12830 Big Meadow Road, Philo, CA 95466 • 707-312-1230 The Withers Winery • 707-385-1395 Little River • 707-937-0697 or 800-264-4723 Mendocino • 707-937-5615 or 800-331-8884 (Wentworth Vineyard & Ranch, 31091 Philo Greenwood Rd, Twomey Cellars • 707-942-7122 Duarte Nursery Stella Cadente Olive Oil Co.
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