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Northern California’s Wine Country has long been world renowned. But now, more than ever, Napa and Sonoma are a melting pot for acclaimed international winemakers to set up shop.

Sebastopol’s charming new food, wine, and retail center, The Barlow, specializes in all forms of good taste.

Take a tour of this exciting and beautiful new destination.

Petaluma’s picturesque Keller Estate has been the Sonoma Coast’s bestkept secret for 25 years. Stroll through the vineyards, and meet the family that calls them home.

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CONTENTS Spring/2013 Departments

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Grapevine _ Where to try Dungeness crab Tater Tots; Rutherford Grill gets a younger, lighter sibling restaurant; new ice cream in Napa; charcuterie classes at Oxbow Public Market; our favorite free wine apps; gourmet food trucks; and new Wine Country cookbooks.

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Baby, You Can Drive My Car _ Enliven your inner James Bond or Don Draper by renting a vintage vehicle for a drive through Wine Country.

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French Toast _

Globe-trotter Linda Hamilton opens a gypsy-chic pop-up boutique off the Sonoma Square.

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Photos from recent Wine Country gatherings, from glamorous galas to food and film festivals.

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Insider’s Guide _ Put your finger on the pulse of all things Wine Country, with our musthave breakdown by category.

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St. Helena’s cosmopolitan tasting room, VGS Chateau Potelle, has some delicious tricks up its sleeve.

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Editor’s Letter

BLURRED VINES

— HARVESTING A NEW CROP OF CONTENT FOR OUR 2013 FALL VINTAGE.

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tablet app. We’ll also host more events to bring the community together, just as we did at our relaunch soiree at Ma(i)sonry in July.

As a local who lives on a vineyard, I eat, sleep, and breathe Wine Country. So I try not to become blind to what is in my own backyard. With each story, I ask myself, “Is this something I would care about if I lived here, and if I didn’t?” For our readers, I hope the answer for this issue is a resounding yes— even if your own line between local and tourist is a little blurred.

In vino veritas, Kimberly Miller EDITOR

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Robin Thicke's summer hit single “Blurred Lines” may be the talk of the town, but right now it’s all about blurred vines in Wine Country, thanks to véraison. The word, adopted from the French viticulture lexicon, describes the colorful metamorphosis of ripening grapes from green to purple just before harvest. I find this vineyard Rosetta stone to be of particular relevance for Napa Sonoma magazine, as we experience our own evolution of growth and transition.

Recently, I found myself in conversation with a reader about whether the magazine is for tourists or locals. It is both! We provide content that is equally compelling to those who have grown up here and those who may only visit once in a lifetime. After all, studies show that as much as 75 percent of Wine Country’s “tourists” drive in from nearby areas. So who exactly is local?

With an eye for fresh stories for both old friends and new acquaintances, this issue features exciting new openings, such as The Barlow in Sebastopol, as well as a look at established winemakers in a fresh way: through their international roots and influence.

But our coverage goes beyond the issue in your hands. Napa Sonoma is launching a monthly e-newsletter highlighting 10 must-dos (visit napasonomamag.com to sign up) and an expanded

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— NEW TASTING ROOM AND RESTAURANT OPEN THEIR DOORS. —Matt Villano

Tapas Trove Try the Dungeness crab Tater Tots.

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↑ Partake Delectable bites from executive chef Justin Wangler pair with Kendall-Jackson wines at Partake by K-J, a new “lounge and flight club” owned by Jackson Family Wines. Red wine fries (with Cabernet ketchup) and pork buns deliciously invite you to sample the Cabernet and Syrah flights. Sipping a late harvest Chardonnay while snacking on a Riesling macaron caramel ice cream sandwich will fulfill any sweet tooth. 241 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg, (707) 433-6000, partakebykj.com. ← Chalkboard Chalk Hill estate has opted for a less formal menu with the opening of Chalkboard, on the site of the former Cyrus Restaurant. The charming new eatery serves up tapas-style dishes that feature locally grown ingredients, including some produced on the vineyard’s estate. Locals can’t get enough of executive chef Shane McAnelly’s Dungeness crab Tater Tots, and desserts like warm blueberry donuts and panna cotta (whimsically served to resemble cereal with milk). 29 North St., Healdsburg, (707) 473-8030, chalkboardhealdsburg.com.

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Spring/2013 Pleasures

Va-Va-Vroom A fine red vintage opens up for an adventure.

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When he was a boy growing up in Brighton,

England, Richard Martin was keen on cars. He liked looking at them, loved riding in them, and later adored driving them. In the late 1970s, Martin put the pedal to the metal and became a race-car driver. Today, the transplanted Briton owns a Sonoma company that sells special parts for race cars.

Martin recently turned the ignition on a new project, DB Autosportif, which rents elegant and sporty classic cars to Wine Country visitors and locals alike. Think 1959 MG Model A, 1960 Corvette Roadster, and 1965 Ferrari 330GT

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2+2, and you’ve got the general idea. “I’ve been involved in the racing business and around cars my whole career,” says Martin, whose parent company, Brits, sells gear to NASCAR and Indy racing teams. When his core business slowed due to the recession, he decided to diversify, and DB Autosportif was born.

“With the ideal climate here, driving a beautiful car is a lovely way to enjoy the area.

You can drive through the valleys and out to the coast, and put the top down,” he says. “We have a lot of convertibles, two-seaters, and four-seaters, a mix of sticks and automatic transmission. You

can rent for half or full day, overnight, as long as you want.” The company will even deliver the selected vehicle to the renter.

The fleet of 15 cars is insured for up to $1 million, according to Martin, who says the company has discreetly installed new electronics and gearboxes in certain models. “We wanted to make them not only beautiful but reliable, while keeping the cars’ iconic look and form.”

Finally, an alternative to the stretch limousine—Ferris Bueller approved.

(707) 938-7474, www.dbautosportif.com.

—David Armstrong

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WANDERLUST

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Linda Hamilton’s shop is a journey—in every sense of the word. Aptly named Nomad Chic, it is the latest manifestation of her far-flung travels to root out her indigenous style. Delectable wares from Java, India, Australia, Bali, and Spain occupy every corner of its space in the charming Yellow House, just a few steps from the Sonoma Square.

“I’ve always explored the world like a gypsy, with my treasures stashed in a magic carpetbag,” Hamilton says. Sharing her love of the peripatetic made sense at this stage in her life. With a school-age daughter and a thriving fashion career, she has planted her feet on this continent for the time being. “Now, I’m an adapted nomad, with two tents and a modem,” she says with a laugh. (She spends the winters in Todos Santos, Mexico.)

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shawls sourced from a remote archipelago in Southeast Asia. She picks up a shawl, shaking it toreador style, and arranges it as an overthe-shoulder accessory, a low-slung skirt, and then an insouciant drape over a sofa. Diaphanous caftans and silky kimonos hang ready to transform Wine Country wanderers into beachside Bond girls.

“I love taking an unknown turn towards a tattered canvas awning in an open-air market,” she says, recalling the spicy souks of Marrakech and the sands of Zanzibar. “I hope to capture that evocative feeling of discovery for all adventurers in Wine Country.”

156 E. Napa St., Sonoma, (415) 381-9087, nomadchic.co.

—Jennifer Raiser

Treasure Trove Worldly baubles spice up any ensemble.

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— GLOBE TROTTER LINDA HAMILTON OPENS A GYPSY CHIC POP UP BOUTIQUE OFF THE SONOMA SQUARE.

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Flight of Fancy A VIP room welcomes large groups for tasting.

When it comes to wine-tasting rooms, the

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FRENCH TOAST

— FABULOUS WINES PAIR WITH MICHELIN BITES AT ST. HELENA’S POSH NEW TASTING ROOM.

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experience often feels about as exciting as shampoo instructions: wash, rinse, repeat.

Or: enter room, stand at bar, sip wine. VGS Chateau Potelle’s new Tasting House and Garden in St. Helena is a welcomed breath of fresh, inspired air, with wines accompanied by bespoke bites from La Toque restaurant.

Formerly on Mount Veeder, the tasting room’s new address just off highway 29 beckons with its charming white cottage building and pastel yellow door punctuated by French and American flags. Says proprietor Jean-Noel Fourmeaux du Sartel, “Our visitors are accustomed to enjoying wine in their home or in a restaurant, so our tasting house and garden was designed to create that sophisticated and gracious environment.”

While the outdoor garden tent is reserved for club members, visitors can sit in petite banquettes, or stand at the communal table for a refined yet informal setting. The cheerful interior decor complements the exquisite wines, each paired in a four-bite flight prepared by chef Ken Frank’s team at the Michelin-starred eatery. “Ken thinks about wine with every dish he creates,” says Fourmeaux du Sartel. “He has the best pairing program in Napa Valley, and we are thrilled to be working with him.”

One pairing included a Moroccan morsel of lamb with the VGS 2009 Syrah, as well as buckwheat soba noodles and the Inevitable 2011 white blend. Don’t forget to inquire about the double entendre behind the VGS acronym.

(We won’t spoil the secret.)

While the nibbles will help make this the toque of the town, it is that je ne sais quoi of the wines that makes us eager to return.

1200 Dowdell Ln., St. Helena, (707) 255-9440, vgschateaupotelle.com. —Kimberly Miller

BE YOND BOR DERS Places

— Wine Country’s international tapestry weaves a melting pot of flavors

and experiences to savor. By Mary Orlin

wineries flying the Stars and Stripes side by side with French or

Italian flags. But look closely, and you’ll also find nods to countries like Hungary, China, and Iran.

The allure of winemaking draws characters from far and wide, and international proprietors infuse their heritage into their brands and tasting experiences (no passport required).

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O Canada Cliff Lede Vineyards stays grounded in northern roots.

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A builder by profession, Cliff Lede began his wine journey to Napa Valley in Edmonton, Canada, where he developed an affinity for the grape while making wine with his mother in the family’s basement.

As an adult, he became an avid collector of Bordeaux and purchased vineyards in the Stags Leap District to make his own Bordeaux-style wines under the Cliff Lede label.

“The wine business is an international exchange of ideas,” Lede says. “While we have had harvest interns from several countries, we have an important ambassador in master sommelier Jennifer Huether.

From her home in Toronto, she introduces Cliff Lede wines to restaurants and collectors across Canada.”

Open daily. Cliff Lede Vineyards, 1473 Yountville Cross Rd., Yountville, (800) 428-2259, clifflede vineyards.com.

China Swirl NBA meets Cabernet at Yao Family Wines.

While sports celebrities turned vintners have made their mark in the valley (Mario Andretti, Tom Seaver), only one holds the distinction of carrying the Chinese flag into the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games. That credit belongs to Yao Ming, proprietor of Yao Family Wines.

Ming, a former NBA star, developed a love for Napa Valley wines while playing on the road with the Houston Rockets. After retiring from the game, Ming debuted Yao Family Wines in 2011 and couldn’t wait to introduce Napa wine to China and share the fruits of his passion.

“To me, wine and food invoke a feeling of friends and family coming together,” says Ming. The bottles’ labels feature an illustration of Napa Valley by artist Chuck House that reflects Ming’s heritage with the ancient Chinese character for Yao. Yao Family Wines is not open for visits.

(707) 968-7470, yaofamilywines.com.

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Persian Perfection The architecture and wines of Darioush leave a lasting impression.

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Darioush, affectionately known as “the Persian Palace,” is one of Napa Valley’s most iconic winery buildings. The yellow stone exteriors were quarried near Iran’s Persepolis region, the ancient capital of Persia. Owner Darioush Khaledi, who grew up in Shiraz, Iran, left the country for a new life in Southern California, where he owns a successful grocery business.

In 2004, he opened his winery just south of Yountville as a temple of Persian hospitality. From the architecture to the bowls of pistachios at the tasting bar—a customary offering in Persian homes—Darioush celebrates the Khaledi family’s origin, and their warm spirit shines in the experiences they offer. Don’t miss the tasting in Darioush’s private cellar, featuring his own Bordeaux collection along with winery favorites.

Open daily. Darioush, 4240 Silverado Trail, Napa, (707) 257-2345, darioush.com.

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Eau de France Aromas abound from Morlet Family Vineyards’ blends.

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Luc Morlet is a fourth-generation winemaker whose family grew grapes in Champagne, France. He started in the trade plowing fields at age 13 and later worked in Bordeaux, before moving to Napa Valley in 1996, where he met his wife, Jodie.

While he crafts wines for several Napa Valley wineries, his own label, Morlet Family Vineyards, best expresses his French roots.

Also a fragrance fan, Morlet blended a perfume at the Galimard perfume house in Grasse, France, the perfume capital of the world. That custom-made scent inspired his La Proportion Dorée blend, an aromatic combination of Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc, and Muscadelle.

The winery’s logo, which represents blending old- and new-world wine-making techniques, is based on a 19th century French sculpture, L’Harmonie, which sits on the fireplace mantel in Morlet’s home.

Visits by appointment. Morlet Family Vineyards, 2825 St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena, (707) 967-8690, morletwine.com.

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Argentinean Entertaining Palmaz Vineyards stakes its multistoried claim.

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The winery experience at Palmaz Vineyards is inspired by the best of Argentinean accommodations. The Palmaz Vineyards Brasas wine club hosts an annual asado event, where it treats members to a traditional Argentinean barbecue. Needing the perfect wine to pair with the feast, the Buenos Aires–born owners created a special blend of malbec, Argentina’s signature grape, to make the celebration truly authentic.

The Palmaz winery is completely underground—wine-making equipment, caves, and all—the equivalent of an 18-story building. This gravity-flow structure is the innovation of the owners, Julio Palmaz, M.D., and his wife, Amalia.

No stranger to invention, Julio is best known for co-developing the coronary Palmaz-Schatz stent, which earned him entry into the Inventors Hall of Fame, as well as his collection of vintage Porsche race cars.

Visits by appointment. Palmaz Vineyards, 4029 Hagen Rd., Napa, (707) 226-5587, palmazvineyards.com.

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Kobe Cabernet Dalla Valle Vineyards substitutes sake for Sauvignon.

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When Naoko Dalla Valle and her late husband, Gustavo, arrived in Napa in 1982, the plan was to build a world-class restaurant and spa. But after acquiring an exceptional hillside in Oakville, they decided to hire the best in the business, plant vines, and build a wine label instead. Given Gustav’s family of winemakers in Italy, it was a natural alternative.

Though her ancestors mastered sake, Naoko, who grew up in Kobe, Japan is considered to be one of the grande dames of the region, often lauded along the likes of Ann Colgin and Delia Viader.

Naoko’s Japanese heritage is evident in the name for her premiere bottling, Maya, named for her daughter, which derives from Lady Maya, the mother of Buddha, and the Maya temple in Kobe.

Dalla Valle Vineyards is not open for visits. (707) 944-2676, dallavallevineyards.com.

Hungarian Heritage Engineering the dream at Kapcsandy Family Winery.

Lou Kapcsandy’s journey to the Napa Valley is a most improbable one. He escaped his native Budapest, Hungary, in 1956, during the Hungarian Revolution, and arrived in America with no money and unable to speak a word of English.

Kapcsandy studied engineering, and eventually ran one of the largest industrial general contractors in the country. Upon retiring to pursue his hobby of collecting Bordeaux wines, he purchased a Yountville vineyard, which marked the beginning of Kapcsandy Family Winery.

From the coat of arms on the wine label paying homage to his native country to the Hungarian antiques that adorn the winery, Kapcsandy’s homeland is far but not forgotten.

“We try to reflect the long and illustrious wine-making history in Hungary in the Kapcsandy Family wines by using Hungarian barrels, in which about 10 percent of our red wines are aged. And that is meaningful to us,” he says.

Visits by appointment. Kapcsandy Family Winery, 1001 Star Ln., Yountville, (707) 948-3100, kapcsandywines.com.

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The Spirit of South Korea An importer realizes his lifelong dream with Dana Estates.

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Dana Estates takes its name from the Sanskrit word for “the spirit of generosity.” It also happens to be the childhood nickname of owner Hi Sang Lee. While working in South Korea importing California wines for enthusiasts, Lee dreamed of creating his own Napa Valley cult wine. His Dana Estates label turned this vision into reality and has a significant following in South Korea.

Through his venture, Lee says he is able to “share our good fortune,” through philanthropic activities such as Auction Napa Valley, where his lot sold twice, the second highest of the day at $1.02 million—a generous contribution to the Napa Valley nonprofit beneficiaries, to say the least.

Dana Estates is not open for visits. (707) 963-4365, danaestates.com.

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Barney Aldridge

MARKET PLACE — Sebastopol stakes its claim, with a sophisticated shopping and dining arcade.

By David Armstrong / Photography by Norma Cordova

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Shivering in the frigid temperatures typical of Chicago winters, Barney Aldridge and his parents knew there had to be something better, somewhere.

So in 1976, with the California sunshine calling, the Aldridges packed into the family car, drove west to Wine Country, and reinvented themselves in a Fulton vineyard.

Fast-forward to 2013, when Aldridge, now a successful developer living in Marin, has planted the seeds for The Barlow, a multi-faceted retail, food, and drink destination blossoming in Sebastopol.

Visitors will discover a bustling artisanal community of organic coffee and yerba maté vendors, a bronze foundry and glass-blowing artist, vintage and contemporary clothing boutiques, winetasting rooms, and fine-dining restaurants—all sharing one address.

Just shy of 13 acres and spread across 17 buildings, The Barlow occupies the site of the former Barlow Apple Cannery and retains part of the original moniker in honor of Sebastopol’s heritage.

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The design is sophisticated meets sustainable: corrugated metal buildings with high ceilings, spacious interiors, and large roll-up glass windows. “We call the architecture ‘farm industrial,’” Aldridge says.

The Barlow is deliberately local, with Sonoma businesses sewing their wild oats in a fresh, communal place.

Massive windows and ease of public access are integral to the interactive experience at The Barlow. “This allows people to see how things are made and buy directly from the artisans.”

But the project almost didn’t happen. Aldridge, who has developed residential, retail, and office space in California and Colorado, originally planned the site for 300 condominiums.

Because of opposition from the community, Aldridge reimagined his plan.

Now, realizing he made the right decision, he is inspired by how the project has progressed. The Barlow forms a commercial and cultural ecosystem, where, Aldridge says, “People appreciate engaging with others who are equally passionate about what they

are purveying. It’s a pretty tight community, and it’s growing, continually unfolding, like a flower.”

Many of The Barlow’s 30-plus vendors have opened their doors, with others expected to arrive by the end of the year. Coming attractions include clothing boutiques, and myriad winetasting rooms by the likes of Marimar Estate Vineyards and Winery, MacPhail Family Wines, La Follette Wines, and Wind Gap Wines. Small-batch gin and whiskey makers Spirit Works Distillery will pour spirits, while beer lovers swill brews at Woodfour Brewing Co. and Warped Brewing Co. Also on the horizon are a farmers market, a vintage and specialty bookshop, garden delights from Lynn’s Lavender, and Sub Zero Ice Cream and Yogurt.

With all it has to choose from, The Barlow may be the ideal destination to enjoy the changing weather this fall.

200 Morris St., Sebastopol, (707) 824-5600, thebarlow.net. ■

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While the roster of occupants grows, here are some of the doors that have opened for business: Food and Drink ➝ Sip and swirl Kosta Browne’s sold-out cult favorite Pinot Noir founded by Sonoma winemakers Dan Kosta, Michael Browne, and Chris Costello, at its new state-ofthe-art winery. ➝ For 20 years, the puckishly named Taylor Maid Farms has been a purveyor of rich, flavorfully roasted organic coffees, and now brews espresso beverages, conducts barista-training classes, and leads roasting tours for a happily caffeinated crowd. ➝ What would a savory stew or winter soup be without a bay leaf or two? Gypsy Bay Laurel has sold what it describes as wild and locally sourced bay leaves to Bay Area organic food markets since the late ’90s. ➝ Find fair trade, energizing drinks that have “the strength of coffee, the health benefits of tea, and the euphoria of chocolate” at Guayaki Yerba Mate, serving up maté lattes and energy bars, among other delectable items. ➝ Village Bakery is the breadwinner, with its signature baked goods made fresh daily and sandwiches served on rustic breads.

Danish pastries, pies, cookies, cakes, and fruit tarts cure any sweet tooth. ➝ Zazu Kitchen + Farm has been wowing eaters for more than a decade at its original Guerneville Road location. At its new address, fans can still savor some of the world’s best salumi and bacon from Zazu’s Black Pig Meat Co. Art Shops and Studios ➝ For almost 25 years, the Bronze Plus Art Foundry has cast bronze pieces for artists, and its new workshop allows the public to fasten their eyes on the process. ➝ Spiral Fusion Glass Art and Design by DebraLea Comstock features the artist’s kiln-fired glass bowls and water fountains, and also sells items such as windows, doors, room dividers, and lighting fixtures.

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ESTATE — A breathtaking family estate in Petaluma celebrates the 25th anniversary of its vineyards.

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Person of Interest Ana Keller masters the art of winemaking at Keller Estate.

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Family Toast The Kellers raise a glass to a monumental year.

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ically deliver visitors to rustic ranches and pastoral farms. But arrive at the Keller Estate winery, and you immediately recognize the diamond in the rough. ¶ Not only is this vast property visually captivating, with vineyards blanketing 90 of its 800 acres, but its history and exceptional wines make it Sonoma Coast’s best-kept secret—until now.

Arturo Keller and his wife, Deborah, bought the estate 32 years ago to enjoy with their four children.

While the vineyards weren’t planted, a small batch of chardonnay grapes took root in 1989, which they sold to Rombauer Vineyards. Ten years later, the Kellers took the plunge into Pinot Noir, releasing the first under their own label in 2000. They opened the doors to the public in 2010, offering winery tours and tastings.

Now, their daughter, Ana, who lives on the grounds with her own family, manages operations as director of winemaking. “I started coming to Wine Country when we bought our family property,” Keller reminisces, before leading our tour. “I was about 17 years old, and Petaluma was much slower then.”

While their family lineage originates in Switzerland and is rooted in wine (Keller is German for “cellar”), Keller and her siblings grew up in Mexico, where her father made his mark in car manufacturing.

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Keller says, pointing to massive sliding doors encircling the winery’s courtyard. Each set of doors is a tribute to one of the four seasons, with one illustrated with a vintage car—a nod to her father’s worldrenowned automobile collection. Keller appreciates her sister’s symbolism. “I always want our visitors to feel that they learned something new about my family and our desire to show what a true estate is. As a family, we are present in many details that you see.”

On our way to the caves, an arched tunnel eventually funnels us into a state-of-the art tank room featuring gravity-flow technology, where a domed skylight cheerfully illuminates an otherwise sterile space. Keller was bitten by the fermentation bug early and studied biochemistry. Ever the scientist, her passion spills over as she discusses her labor of love.

“Being a trained chemist, I am always trying to understand science. I guess that is why we have a comparative tasting. I love seeing eyes light up when people understand malolactic fermentation, and how it tastes.

“Some people feel wine is an art while others believe it is all the result of science,” she says, maintaining that a balanced wine is truly an art form.

Making our way back to the tasting room, Keller shares that the winery’s design was a collaboration involving the internationally esteemed Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta, whose strutctures span the globe. We conclude our tour by toasting Keller’s 25th year of grape growing and tasting the two Chardonnays—our favorite being the 2009 Oro de Plata— both superb in structure and finish.

Wine production at the estate totals only 5,000 cases, under the supervision of consulting winemaker Alex Holman, whose résumé includes a stint at Paul Hobbs. While the production is limited, Keller notes that allocations of both varietals are reserved for the Peninsula Hotels group, as a private label offered on its wine lists worldwide.

Though her father is unable to join our tour, Keller notes how his encouragement has aided her success in putting this once-private estate on the award-winning Wine Country map.

“My father is my inspiration, as he continues each day to make it better than the previous one.

Knowing that I have his support, eyes, patience, and guidance has helped me be a better person, who understands that life is better lived if you love what you do.”

The tasting room at Keller Estate is open Friday through Sunday. 5875 Lakeville Hwy., Petaluma, (707) 765-2117, kellerestate.com. ■

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Sonoma Raceway 29355 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (800) 870-7223, (707) 938-8448, racesonoma.com Expect NASCAR events, plus Indy, pro motorcycle, and pro drag races. It’s also the home of the Simraceway Performance Driving Center (pdc.simraceway. com) and Audi Forum Sonoma (audidrivingexperience.com).

Sonoma TrainTown Railroad 20264 Broadway, Sonoma (707) 938-3912, traintown.com Ride in a train around a 10-acre park. Kids love the carousel, Ferris wheel, and petting zoo.

Summer: daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Winter: Fri.–Sun. 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

HISTORICAL LANDMARKS (Due to cutbacks in California’s budget, make sure to call all state parks before visiting.)

ATTRACTIONS Cornerstone Sonoma 23570 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (707) 933-3010, cornerstonesonoma.com Enjoy changing garden installations, plus a restaurant, shops, galleries, and wine-tasting facilities. Gardens: daily 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; shops: daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

The Culinary Institute of America at Greystone 2555 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-1100, ciachef.edu/california CIA’s expansive campus houses the Wine Spectator Greystone Restaurant, the Vintners Hall of Fame, and a demonstration kitchen. Demonstrations Sat.–Sun.

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The French Laundry Culinary Garden Washington Street, Yountville facebook.com/tflgarden Thomas Keller’s foodie fans and gardening enthusiasts can ogle the bountiful veggies, fruits, herbs, and chicken coop pristinely maintained by the French Laundry restaurant. Its garden alone deserves a Michelin star.

Jelly Belly Factory 1 Jelly Belly Ln., Fairfield (800) 522-3267, (707) 399-2390, jellybelly.com Tour the factory where the famous treats are made, and stop by the café for Jelly Belly– shaped pizzas and burgers. Daily 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Napa Valley Wine Train

The Petrified Forest

1275 McKinstry St., Napa (800) 427-4124, (707) 253-2111, winetrain.com Enjoy lunch or dinner and wine tasting aboard a train, as you journey through magnificent countryside and vineyards from Napa to St. Helena. See website for current schedule.

4100 Petrified Forest Rd., Calistoga (707) 942-6667, petrifiedforest.org This park is filled with threemillion-year-old redwood trees turned to stone by an eruption of Mount St. Helena. Summer: 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Winter: 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Spring–fall: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

Old Faithful Geyser of California 1299 Tubbs Ln., Calistoga (707) 942-6463, oldfaithfulgeyser.com One of three geysers in the world nicknamed Old Faithful, this one throws thousands of gallons of water some 60–100 feet into the air about every 30 minutes. Winter: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Summer: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

Safari West Wildlife Preserve and African Tent Camp 3115 Porter Creek Rd., Santa Rosa (800) 616-2695, (707) 579-2551, safariwest.com Tours show some of this wildlife preserve’s 900-plus creatures on more than 400 acres of environment that resembles their natural habitat. Visits by appointment.

Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park 3369 N. St. Helena Hwy., south of Calistoga (707) 942-4575, parks.ca.gov The park is home to the late Dr. Edward Turner Bale’s waterpowered grist mill built in 1846.

Sat.–Sun. 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Demonstration grindings Sat.–Sun. 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Calistoga Depot 1458 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga The depot is the second-oldest railroad station in California, and its restored cars hold historical exhibits and shops. Daily 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

First Presbyterian Church 1333 Third St., Napa (707) 224-8693, fpcnapa.org This church, built in 1874, is a remarkable example of late Victorian–Gothic architecture.

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Fort Ross State Historic Park

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19005 Hwy. 1, Jenner (707) 847-3286, fortrossstatepark.org This 1800s Russian-American settlement was the site of California’s first windmills and shipbuilding. Visit the chapel, stockade, Kuskov House, officials’ barracks, and blockhouses.

Winter: Sat.–Sun. 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Summer: Fri.–Sun. 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

6654 Pope Valley Rd., Pope Valley Drive by this remarkable folk art creation, a California State Historic Landmark, which Emanuele “Litto” Damonte built by using bottles, pulltops, and more than 2,000 hubcaps.

1219 1st St., Napa (707) 224-1739, napahistory.org This library, one of the oldest in the state, is home to the Napa County Historical Society and Napa County Landmarks. Research Tues.–Sat. noon–4 p.m.

204 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa (707) 524-5445, lutherburbank.org The home, carriage house, greenhouse, and gardens were once the property of horticulturist Luther Burbank. House tours Apr.–Oct.: Tues.–Sun. 10 a.m.– 3:30 p.m. Garden self-guided audio tours daily 8 a.m.–dusk.

Jack London State Historic Park

Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park

2400 London Ranch Rd., Glen Ellen (707) 938-5216, jacklondonpark.com The park includes the ruins of Wolf House as well as the cottage where Jack London wrote many of his works. Charmian London’s House of Happy Walls is now a museum and visitors center. Summer: open daily; winter: Thurs.– Mon. Park entry: 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

Museum: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Cottage and dining room: 12–4 p.m.

3325 Adobe Rd., Petaluma (707) 762-4871, petalumaadobe.com The park’s historic ranch building is decorated with period furniture and accessories.

Tues.–Wed. and Sat.–Sun. 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

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Petaluma Historical Library and Museum 20 Fourth St., Petaluma (707) 778-4398, petalumamuseum.com Housed in the historic Andrew

Carnegie Free Public Library, the museum offers exhibits, many focused on local history.

Thurs.–Sat. 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. noon–3 p.m.

Saint Teresa of Avila Mission/ Potter Schoolhouse (Sonoma Coast Visitors Center) 17242 Bodega Hwy., Bodega (707) 874-3812 The 1860 church has been used continuously for more than a century. The 1873 schoolhouse, today a private residence, is the last standing landmark from Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds.

Sonoma State Historic Park 363 Third St. W., Sonoma parks.ca.gov The park includes Mission San Francisco Solano, (707) 938-9560; the home of Mexican general Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, (707) 938-9559; the Toscano Hotel; and the Sonoma Barracks, a two-story adobe structure that housed the general’s troops, (707) 939-9420.

Daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

MUSEUMS Bartholomew Park Winery 1000 Vineyard Ln., Sonoma (707) 935-9511, bartpark.com View artifacts relating to one of the county’s first vintners, Hungarian Agoston Haraszthy, along with Victorian-era viticultural

photos and paraphernalia. Public tours on Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m.

Carolyn Parr Nature Center 3107 Browns Valley Rd., Napa (707) 255-6465, carolynparrnaturecenter.org Exhibits depict plants and animals found in the area. Open Wednesdays 10 a.m.–4 p.m., weekends from 1–4 p.m.

Ca’Toga Art Gallery 1206 Cedar St., Calistoga (707) 942-3900, catoga.com View the creations of Carlo Marchiori, an Italian-born artist renowned for his Venetian-style artwork, including a 44- by 23foot mural on the ceiling of the gallery. Thurs.–Mon. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Charles M. Schulz Museum 2301 Hardies Ln., Santa Rosa (707) 579-4452, schulzmuseum.org Honoring the late cartoonist and Santa Rosa resident, the museum features memorabilia, original works, and other cartoonists’ tributes to Schulz. Mon.–Fri. 11 a.m.–5 p.m., Sat.–Sun. 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Closed Tues. in winter.

Depot Park Museum 270 1st St. W., Sonoma (707) 938-1762 This museum is a replica of

Sonoma’s first train depot (destroyed by fire) and offers exhibits on railroad history and Victorianera Sonoma. Fri.–Sun. 1–4 p.m.

di Rosa 5200 Sonoma Hwy., Napa (707) 226-5991, dirosaart.org Explore three galleries and sculpture gardens that comprise one of the largest regional art collections in the country.

Guided tours available. Apr.– Oct.: Wed.–Sun. 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Nov.–March: Wed.–Sun, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society 221 Matheson St., Healdsburg (707) 431-3325, healdsburgmuseum.org This small museum contains historical photos, artifacts, and a permanent exhibit on northern Sonoma County. Wed.–Sun. 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Military Antiques and Museum 300 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma (707) 763-2220, militaryantiquesmuseum.com This museum has an extensive collection of military paraphernalia from a number of conflicts.

Thurs.–Sun. 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

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West County Museum

55 Presidents Cir., Yountville (707) 944-0500, napavalleymuseum.org Permanent exhibits comprise a look at the historic and geological formation of the area. Rotating exhibits are on the area’s art, history, and environment. Tues.–Sun. 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

261 S. Main St., Sebastopol (707) 829-6711, wschsgrf.org Located in the restored 1917 electric railway depot, the museum offers exhibits on the history of western Sonoma County and houses a small collection of historic books. Thurs.–Sun. 1–4 p.m.

(at the Sonoma County Airport) One Air Museum Way, Santa Rosa (707) 575-7900, pacificcoastairmuseum.org The aviation history museum displays planes, uniforms, and equipment. The third weekend of each month, visitors can climb aboard airplanes and sit in the cockpit. Tues., Thurs., Sat., and Sun. 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

The Sharpsteen Museum 1311 Washington St., Calistoga (707) 942-5911, sharpsteen-museum.org Visit this lavishly restored cottage, built to mimic vacation cottages in Saratoga, New York. Exhibits and artifacts present the history of northern Napa Valley from prehistoric times to post–World War I. Daily 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Robert Louis Stevenson Silverado Museum 1490 Library Ln., St. Helena (707) 963-3757, silveradomuseum.org This museum claims the second largest collection of Stevensonia.

Tues.–Sat. noon–4 p.m.

Sonoma County Museum 425 Seventh St., Santa Rosa (707) 579-1500, sonomacountymuseum.org Located in the restored 1910 Post Office Federal Building, this museum features rotating exhibits and a contemporary art project space. Tues.–Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Sonoma Valley Museum of Art 551 Broadway, Sonoma (707) 939-7862, svma.org Exhibits in a range of media feature work by local and international artists. Wed.–Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

PERFORMING ARTS/ NIGHTLIFE Chamber Music in Napa Valley (707) 226-2190, chambermusicnapa.org These internationally known musicians hold around 10 performances a year at the First United Methodist Church.

Cinnabar Theater 3333 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma (707) 763-8920, cinnabartheater.org This 99-seat theater presents contemporary and traditional opera and theater.

Green Music Center 1801 E. Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park (866) 955-6040, gmc.sonoma.edu World-class sopranos like Renee Fleming to musicians such as Chris Botti headline sellout performances in Weill Hall at Sonoma State University’s state-of-the-art music venue.

Jarvis Conservatory 1711 Main St., Napa (707) 255-5445, jarvisconservatory.com Housed in a 100-year-old stone winery, the conservatory presents film, opera, and more.

Lucky Penny Productions (707) 738-2920, luckypennynapa.com This troupe performs plays and singalongs at the Napa Valley Playhouse and elsewhere.

Music in the Vineyards (707) 258-5559, musicinthevineyards.org This chamber music festival is held each August in various venues, with wine tasting during intermission and breathtaking views of the Napa Valley.

Napa Valley Conservatory Theater 2277 Napa Vallejo Hwy., Napa (707) 256-7500, napavalleytheater.org Napa Valley College students

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Napa Valley Festival del Sole 1030 Main St., Napa (888) 337-6272, (707) 944-9910, festivaledelsole.org This annual festival features celebrated musical artists, five-star cuisine, dance, and wine from Napa’s top vintners.

Napa Valley Film Festival (707) 226-7500, napavalleyfilmfest.org Each November, this regional fest highlights features, documentaries, shorts, and animation paired with fine food and wine.

Napa Valley Jazz Society (707) 224-5299, nvjs.org The Jazz Society makes jazz widely accessible with performances at various venues.

Napa Valley Opera House 1030 Main St., Napa (707) 226-7372, nvoh.org This historic site hosts a variety of headlining dance, music, theater, and comedy performances throughout the year.

Napa Valley Playhouse 1637 Imola Ave., Napa (707) 255-5483, napavalleyplayhouse.org This community theater presents a variety of plays and works in its 100-seat theater.

Orchestra Napa Valley orchestranapavalley.org This 40-member group is scheduled to debut at the Napa Valley Opera House in spring 2013.

Santa Rosa Symphony 50 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa (707) 546-7097, santarosasymphony.com The classical season runs from October through May, with the Chamber Series and special events throughout the year.

Shakespeare Napa Valley 800 Main St., Napa (707) 256-7503, shakespearenapavalley.org The repertory theater offers year-round theater productions and educational programs, including the Sebastopol Shakespeare Festival.

Silo’s 530 Main St., Napa (707) 251-5833, silosnapa.com Silo’s features frequent live music, including performances by international cabaret star Wesla Whitfield and her husband, pianist Mike Greensill.

Sixth Street Playhouse 52 W. Sixth St., Santa Rosa (707) 523-4185, 6thstreetplayhouse.com Santa Rosa’s longest-running community theater has more than 15 productions a year at its home in historic Railroad Square.

Spreckels Performing Arts Center 5409 Snyder Ln., Rohnert Park (707) 588-3400, spreckelsonline.com.

The center houses two theaters created for dance, music, and dramatic performances.

Uptown Theatre Napa 1350 Third St., Napa (707) 259-0123, uptowntheatrenapa.com This 863-seat theater presents weekly concerts, featuring nationally acclaimed touring musical artists.

Wells Fargo Center for the Arts 50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 546-3600, (707) 527-7006, wellsfargocenterarts.org The center is the largest performing arts venue in the area, featuring dance, music, theater, and spoken word.

The White Barn 2727 Sulphur Springs Ave., St. Helena (707) 963-3408, (707) 251-8715, thewhitebarn.org This converted carriage house hosts musical performances and a biennial film festival, with all proceeds going to charity.

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NAPA COUNTY Ad Hoc 6476 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-2487, adhocrestaurant.com Thomas Keller’s Ad Hoc serves (very upscale) comfort food in a relaxed setting. $$$$

Alex Italian Restaurant 1140 Rutherford Rd., Rutherford (707) 967-5500, alexitalianrestaurant.com Dishes inspired by Italy’s Liguria and Romagna regions, such as potato and red beet gnocchi, served in a cozy, romantic setting. $$$

All Seasons Bistro 1400 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-9111, allseasonsnapavalley.net This quaint bistro is a local favorite, offering a sophisticated menu and a large wine list. $$$

Andaz Farmers Table 1450 First St., Napa (707) 687-1234, andaznapa.com Farm-to-table ingredients inform the menu here, which includes yogurt parfaits and stuffed French baguettes for breakfast, and coffee-encrusted steak and orecchiette for dinner. $$$

Angèle Restaurant and Bar 540 Main St., Napa (707) 252-8115, angelerestaurant.com On the Napa River, Angèle recalls the atmosphere and cuisine of the French countryside. $$$$

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Auberge Bistro and Bar

Bistro Jeanty

Brannan’s Grill

C Casa

180 Rutherford Hill Rd., Rutherford (707) 963-1211, aubergebistro.com Enjoy California/Mediterranean cuisine in the inviting dining room or on the large terrace overlooking Napa Valley. $$$$

6510 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-0103, bistrojeanty.com This casual, authentic French bistro continues to be a favorite with locals and visitors. $$$–$$$$

1374 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-2233, brannanscalistoga.com The contemporary American cuisine includes grill specialties and a wine list with rare vintages. $$$

610 First St., Napa (707) 226-7700, myccasa.com Enjoy unique tacos, fresh salsas, and seasonal salads, all with an innovative twist. $–$$

1126 First St., Napa (707) 252-0555, bistrosabor.com Enjoy contemporary expressions of Latin America’s favorite street food and snacks, from savory pupusas to ceviche tostadas, plus salsa dancing every Saturday night. $–$$

Brix Restaurant and Gardens

500 Main St., Ste. G, Napa (707) 254-9690, celadonnapa.com This intimate restaurant serves global comfort food. $$–$$$$

Boon Fly Café

Bui Bistro

4048 Sonoma Hwy., Napa (707) 299-4870, thecarnerosinn.com Enjoy down-home comfort food at this casual spot known for housemade doughnuts and Boon Fly Benedict. $–$$$

976 Pearl St., Napa (707) 255-5417, buibistro.com Chef-owner Patrick Bui offers French Vietnamese dishes, including curries, clay pots, and noodles. $$–$$$

Bottega

1413 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-0555, cafesarafornia.com Open for breakfast and lunch, this colorful café offers everything from cheese blintzes to spaghetti and meatballs. $–$$

Azzurro Pizzeria E Enoteca 1260 Main St., Napa (707) 255-5552, azzurropizzeria.com This family-friendly place features thin-crust pizzas, pastas, and salads. $$

Bank Café and Bar 1314 McKinstry St., Napa (707) 257-5151, latoque.com/bankbar Bank is the casual side of Ken Frank’s La Toque, featuring a delicious three-course Sunday brunch and weekly French regional menus. $$$$

BarBersQ 3900-D Bel Aire Plaza, Napa (707) 224-6600, barbersq.com This casual restaurant features hearty Southern fare, with an emphasis on Memphis-style barbecue. $$$

Barolo 1457 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-9900, barolocalistoga.com Barolo offers an approachable wine list and Italian menu that includes pizza, pasta, and entrées such as eggplant tart and braised short ribs. $–$$

Bistro Don Giovanni 4110 Howard Ln., Napa (707) 224-3300, bistrodongiovanni.com This elegant Italian-French bistro serves crisp-crust pizzas, pasta, salads, and a large selection of local wines. $$$

Bistro Sabor

6525 Washington St., Yountville (707) 945-1050, botteganapavalley.com Celebrity chef Michael Chiarello’s latest project at V Marketplace, Bottega serves rustic farm-to-table Italian cuisine. $$$$

Bouchon 6534 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-8037, bouchonbistro.com Diners come from near and far for the French bistro food, including the boudin noir and the raw seafood bar. $$$–$$$$

Bounty Hunter Wine Bar and Smokin’ BBQ 975 First St., Napa (707) 226-3976, bountyhunterwinebar.com Forty wines by the glass, or 400 by the bottle, are accompanied by a BBQ menu featuring pulled-pork sandwiches and the signature beercan chicken. $$–$$$

7377 St. Helena Hwy., Napa (707) 944-2749, brix.com Brix’s reincarnation focuses on farm-to-table dining, with seasonal selections from the restaurant’s own gardens. $$$–$$$$

Café Sarafornia

Ca’ Momi Enoteca

Celadon

Ciccio 6770 Washington St., Yountville (707) 945-1000, ciccionapavalley.com Farm-to-table fresh fare draws visitors for breakfast and dinner into this cozy enclave housed in an iconic Yountville building.

Cindy Pawlcyn’s Wood Grill and Wine Bar 641 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-0700, cindypawlcyngrill.com The flavors of Cindy Pawlcyn’s popular Mustards Grill get a twist here, with sweet crispy pork belly, house-made potato chips, and boozy “adult” milk shakes. $$–$$$

610 First St., Napa (707) 257-4992, camomienoteca.com This small slice of Italy offers authentic cuisine, including Neapolitan-style pizzas made in a brick oven and Italian sweets and wines. $$

Cindy’s Backstreet Kitchen

Carpe Diem Wine Bar

Cole’s Chop House

1001 Second St., Napa (707) 224-0800, carpediemwinebar.com A young team decided to “seize the day” and create Carpe Diem, a wine bar with a tasty menu of food created for pairing. $$

1122 Main St., Napa (707) 224-6328, coleschophouse.com Owner Greg Cole offers the high life at his classic steak house. $$$–$$$$

1327 Railroad Ave., St. Helena (707) 963-1200, cindysbackstreetkitchen.com Belying its casual name, Cindy’s is an upscale eatery serving American comfort classics with a Latin flair. $$

Cook St. Helena 1310 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-7088, cooksthelena.com The eclectic mix of flavors at this comfortable spot includes Italianinspired dishes. $$$

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Goose and Gander 1245 Spring St., St. Helena (707) 967-8779, gooseandgander.com The newly opened gastropub (in the former Martini House) goes for the old lodge vibe, with a stone fireplace, leather booths, and hearty bar snacks and entrées. $$$

Gott’s Roadside 933 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-3486; 644 First St., Napa (707) 224-6900, gotts.com This popular old-fashioned take-out, formerly named Taylor’s Automatic Refresher, offers hormone-free burgers, dogs, fries, and shakes. $

Grace’s Table 1400 Second St., Napa (707) 226-6200, gracestable.net Global cuisine celebrates the great American melting pot. $$$

The Grill

Cuvée

Empire Napa

Firewood Café

The French Laundry

1650 Soscol Ave., Napa (707) 224-2330, cuveenapa.com Cuvée offers a Wine Country take on comfort foods. Enjoy late-night cocktails, appetizers, or desserts in the bar; a cozy dinner in the courtyard; or cupcake happy hour on Tuesdays. $$$–$$$$

1400 First St., Napa (707) 254-8888, empirenapa.com Cocktail carts and 12-year-old bourbon complement small plates at this contemporary restaurant and lounge, located in the Andaz Hotel building. $$

3824 Bel Aire Plaza, Napa (707) 224-9660, firewoodcafe.com This mini empire has a location in Napa, featuring thin-crust pizzas, pastas, and antipasti. $–$$

6640 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-2380, frenchlaundry.com The perfect marriage of contemporary American cuisine and classic French sensibilities, the nine-course tasting menus are legendary (along with the reservation waiting list). $$$$

Downtown Joe’s Brewery and Restaurant

1 California Dr., Yountville (888) 242-6366, chandon.com/etoile-restaurant étoile has local, innovative California cuisine with a French influence. $$$–$$$$

902 Main St., Napa (707) 258-2337, downtownjoes.com Casual camaraderie fills the air at Joe’s: Pull up a bar stool and order a microbrew and a burger. $$

Eiko’s 1385 Napa Town Center, Napa (707) 501-4444, eikosnapa.com Wine Country tastes meet traditional Japanese cuisine—both cooked and raw—in a restaurant that provides panoramic views of downtown Napa. $$$

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Farm 4048 Sonoma Hwy., Napa (707) 299-4880, thecarnerosinn.com A romantic yet relaxed setting for locally focused Wine Country cuisine. $$$–$$$$

Farmstead Restaurant 738 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-9181, farmsteadnapa.com Enjoy seasonal, ingredient-driven American farmhouse cooking made by executive chef Stephen Barber in the rustic interior of this former nursery barn. $$–$$$$

Fish Story 790 Main St., Napa (707) 251-5600, fishstorynapa.com Lark Creek Restaurant Group’s latest restaurant features sustainable, seasonal, ocean-fresh seafood from chef Clint Davies. $$$

Frati Gelato Café 670 Main St., Napa (707) 265-0265, fratigelatocafe.com While strolling along Napa’s riverfront, enjoy an Italian ice cream handcrafted by gelato maker Anthony LuPriore. $

French Blue 1429 Main St., St. Helena (707) 968-9200, frenchbluenapa.com This cozy spot serves up simple, rustic fare such as chorizo-roasted mussels and a blue cheese burger on Dutch crunch, with fresh Rudd Farms eggs available on the side of any dish. $$–$$$

Fumé Bistro and Bar 4050 Byway E., Napa (707) 257-1999, fumebistro.com Chef-proprietor Terry Letson has created a fun, approachable American bistro menu. Enjoy small plates and happy hour cocktails. $$$–$$$$

Gillwoods Cafe 1320 Napa Town Center, Napa (707) 253-0409; 1313 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-1788, gillwoodscafe.com With its casual atmosphere and bright decor, this restaurant is a great place for breakfast or lunch. $–$$

1600 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 257-0200, silveradoresort.com Chef Jeff Jake provides artisanal cuisine with specialties such as fish tacos, burgers, and fried chicken. $$$

The Grill at Meadowood 900 Meadowood Ln., St. Helena (707) 968-3144, meadowood.com Relax in this cottage setting with its lovely patio, and enjoy gardenpicked cuisine. $$$–$$$$

Hog Island Oyster Bar 610 First St., Napa (707) 251-8113, hogislandoysters.com Hog Island Oysters are legend, and this is the place to get them on the half shell or grilled with a gourmet twist. $$$

Hurley’s Restaurant and Bar 6518 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-2345, hurleysrestaurant.com Bob Hurley introduces diners to the bright flavors of Mediterranean Wine Country cuisine. $$$–$$$$

Hydro Bar and Grill 1403 Lincoln St., Calistoga (707) 942-9777 A swing band plays most Sundays, providing lively tunes for passersby and diners enjoying pasta, sandwiches, and salads. $–$$

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La Toque

Mini Mango Thai Bistro

Norman Rose Tavern

Pizzeria Tra Vigne

1457 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-5938, jolerestaurant.com JoLé offers fresh, seasonal American cuisine, much of it locally sourced and organic. The farm-totable menu features items such as bacon-wrapped veal sweetbreads and soupe au pistou. $$

1314 McKinstry St., Napa (707) 257-5157, latoque.com The Michelin-starred Frenchinspired restaurant offers a menu showcasing chef Ken Frank’s passion for seasonal and organic cuisine. The space features a show kitchen and a truffle menu. $$$$

1408 Clay St., Napa (707) 226-8884, minimangonapa.com California Thai cuisine here includes pad Thai (only during lunch) and curries, along with desserts such as ginger crème brûlée and chocolate wontons with coconut ice cream. $$

1016 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-9999, travignerestaurant.com/pizzeria Expect big servings, whether it’s a salad or pizza, at this indoor/outdoor restaurant. Also check out its good, simple wine list. $$

610 First St., Ste. 24, Napa (707) 226-1560, kitchendoornapa.com Chef Todd Humphries offers a seasonal, multiethnic comfort food menu in what he calls a “one-of-a-kind social gathering place.” $$–$$$

Lucy Restaurant and Bar

Molinari Caffe

1401 First St., Napa (707) 258-1516, normanrosenapa.com Chef-owner Michael Gyetvan describes the restaurant as “that comfortable spot where you can meet family and friends for a nice pint or glass of wine paired with a great burger or other classic American comfort food.” $$$

6526 Yount St., Yountville (707) 204-6030, bardessono.com This restaurant offers a menu that embodies the hotel’s eco-friendly spirit, using produce grown on the property and from the valley’s top biodynamic growers. $$$$

815 Main St., Napa (707) 927-3623, molinaricaffe.com Panini and salads, as well as breads and pastries from local artisan bakers, complement the espressos and other coffee beverages at this cozy café. $

La Condesa

Market Restaurant

Morimoto Napa

1320 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-8111, lacondesa.com/napa Along with one of the largest selections of tequila and mezcal in Northern California, La Condesa serves up tacos, ceviche, and huaraches—corn tortillas stuffed with combinations like pork belly, blue cheese, and fig jam. $–$$

1347 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-3799, marketsthelena.com This local favorite offers contemporary American dishes such as fried chicken and fish and chips.

Desserts include s’mores with marshmallows roasted at the table. $$–$$$

610 Main St., Napa (707) 252-1600, morimotonapa.com Morimoto Napa showcases renowned chef Masaharu Morimoto’s distinct culinary style, which seamlessly integrates Asian and Western ingredients with traditional Japanese techniques. $$$$

Kitchen Door

Oenotri 1425 First St., Napa (707) 252-1022, oenotri.com Authentic Italian cuisine graces the tables of this downtown Napa hot spot with a menu that changes nightly. $$$$

Pacific Blues Café

7399 St. Helena Hwy., Yountville (707) 944-2424, mustardsgrill.com Mustards characterizes itself as an “American grill with global influences.” Try the Mongolian pork chop, the calamari with curry slaw, or the sweet corn tamales. $$$$

6525 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-4455, pacificbluescafe.com This hot spot offers a unique take on classic American comfort food, with great daily specials. $$$

540 Main St., Ste. 100, Napa (707) 259-0762, napageneralstore.com This gift shop café offers a tasty and eclectic mix of California cuisine, dine in or take out, as well as a wine bar. $$

NapaStyle Paninoteca and Wine Bar 6525 Washington St., Yountville (707) 945-1229, napastyle.com Part of chef Michael Chiarello’s new NapaStyle store, the café offers an idyllic patio for a bottle of wine, house-made Italian lunch, and picnic provisions. $–$$

Napa Valley Bistro JENNIFER MARTINÉ

7856 St. Helena Hwy, Oakville (707) 944-8802, oakvillegrocery.com For a Wine Country picnic, stock up on prepared salads, fine cheese, charcuterie, and made-toorder sandwiches featuring ingredients from local farmers and food artisans. Also in Healdsburg. $$

Mustards Grill

Napa General Store

Press

Oakville Grocery

975 Clinton St., Napa (707) 666-2384 napavalleybistro.net At this eatery, classic American flavors come to life with locally produced ingredients. $$

The Pear 720 Main St., Napa (707) 256-3900 Sink your teeth into Southern comfort food, from fried pickles to pulled pork sandwiches and chicken and waffles, to sate your hearty appetite. $$$

Pearl 1339 Pearl St., Napa (707) 224-9161, therestaurantpearl.com Start with oysters on the half shell or roasted with feta and salsa verde. Try what Pearl calls “world mix” cuisine—tacos, seafood, and sandwiches. $$–$$$

Pica Pica Arepa Kitchen 610 First St., Ste. 5, Napa (707) 251-3757, picapica.com Enjoy authentic Venezuelan dishes that have included cachapas and polvorosa de pollo, a sort of savory muffin. $

Press 587 St. Helena Hwy. S., St. Helena (707) 967-0550 pressnapavalley.com Press focuses on fresh local ingredients and simple dishes from the wood-fired grill and rotisserie. $$$–$$$$

R + D Kitchen 6795 Washington St., Yountville (707) 945-0290, hillstone.com With locations already in Texas and Southern California, R + D now offers its classic American flavors, including sandwiches and burgers, in Wine Country. $$

Redd 6480 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-2222, reddnapavalley.com Chef Richard Reddington’s signature restaurant offers delicious contemporary California cuisine that is paired with local wines. $$$–$$$$

Redd Wood 6755 Washington St., Yountville (707) 299-5030, redd-wood.com Chef Richard Reddington dishes artisanal pizzas, pastas, and plenty of plates to share at his rustic pizzeria with swanky interiors and a killer custom cocktail list. $$$

The Restaurant at Meadowood 900 Meadowood Ln., St. Helena (707) 967-1205 therestaurantatmeadowood.com Showcasing local wines, this acclaimed, three-Michelin-star restaurant features seasonal ingredients from Meadowood’s own gardens. $$$$

Royal Oak 1600 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 257-0200, silveradoresort.com With a 2,500-degree grill, Royal Oak offers a fresh take on steaks, chops, and seafood, while showcasing local, seasonal ingredients such as a beet and artichoke salad with Skyhill goat cheese and mâche greens. $$$$

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Rutherford Grill

Tarla Grill

1180 Rutherford Rd., Rutherford (707) 963-1792, hillstone.com Locals and visitors alike enjoy the grill’s mouthwatering smoked salmon, the wood-fired rotisserie chicken, and the killer prime rib sandwich. $$–$$$$

1480 First St., Napa (707) 255-5599, tarlagrill.com This hip new restaurant in the Andaz Hotel offers kebabs and appetizers inspired by the cuisine of Greece and Turkey. $$

Siena Restaurant

1345 Railroad Ave., St. Helena (707) 963-8931, terrarestaurant.com Hiro Sone and his wife, Lissa Doumani, combine his creative dishes and her tempting pastries here. The cuisine has won James Beard awards for best food on the West Coast. $$$$

875 Bordeaux Way, Napa (707) 251-1950 themeritageresort.com Siena offers a traditional Tuscan menu, featuring seasonal ingredients and inspired by the philosophy of terroir. $$–$$$

Solbar at Solage

Terra

755 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 226-0850, solagecalistoga.com/dining The restaurant at Auberge’s family-friendly Solage offers sustainable and locally sourced bistro food with a Napa Valley twist. Extensive outdoor dining complements the elegantly casual atmosphere. $$$–$$$$

The Thomas

Sushi Mambo

Tra Vigne

1202 First St., Napa (707) 257-6604, sushimambonapa.com This eatery serves traditional sushi and Japanese dishes such as California rolls and teriyaki chicken, as well as more unusual dishes. $$

1050 Charter Oak Ave., St. Helena (707) 963-4444, travignerestaurant.com A Napa Valley landmark, Tra Vigne offers fine Italian food in a lovely setting. $$–$$$$

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813 Main St., Napa (707) 226-7821, thethomas-napa.com Located in one of Napa’s oldest historical landmarks, the Fagiani building, this spot is open late and offers contemporary American meat and seafood dishes, as well as a raw bar. $$$–$$$$

Barndiva

Cafe La Haye

1040 Clinton St., Napa (707) 255-6646, uvatrattoria.com This casual, family-friendly trattoria pairs Italian cuisine with live jazz, blues, and R&B five nights a week. $$–$$$

231 Center St., Healdsburg (707) 431-0100, barndiva.com This barnlike structure was built in honor of the local farming community. The focus is on fresh ingredients. $$$–$$$$

Vercelli Ristorante

Basque Boulangerie Café

1146 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-3371, vercelliristorante.com Chef Israel Perez artfully prepares fresh Italian fare at this intimate restaurant. For lunch, find a menu of pastas and sandwiches. $$

460 First St. E., Sonoma (707) 935-7687, basqueboulangerie.com This café-style eatery is a great place to pick up coffee and a pastry for breakfast, or a sandwich on fine French bread for lunch. $

140 E. Napa St., Sonoma (707) 935-5994, cafelahaye.com The sophistication of a city restaurant with the relaxed style of a getaway café. Standard dishes include white wine–roasted garlic jus pork chop and a daily-changing risotto. $$$–$$$$

Villa Corona

Bear Republic Brewing Co.

1138 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-7812; 3614 Bel Aire Plaza, Napa (707) 257-8685, villacoronacatering.com Villa Corona will win you over with its consistently good burritos and enchiladas. $

345 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 433-2337, bearrepublic.com In addition to brewing 40-plus beers, Bear Republic offers a daily menu of burgers, sandwiches, pasta, and bar bites. $$

VinEleven 3425 Solano Ave., Napa (707) 253-8600, vineleven.com Enjoy American cuisine made with sustainable produce. $$–$$$

Wine Spectator Greystone Restaurant 2555 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-1010, ciarestaurants.com Housed in an 1880s stone winery, the Culinary Institute of America’s restaurant serves Wine Country cuisine with a California twist. $$$

ZuZu 829 Main St., Napa (707) 224-8555, zuzunapa.com The tapas-style menu offers Spanish cuisine, with Mediterranean influences. The wine list consists primarily of hard-to-find Spanish wines that complement the food. $–$$

SONOMA COUNTY Applewood Inn Restaurant 13555 Hwy. 116, Guerneville (707) 869-9093, dineatapplewood.com This romantic Russian River dining room features seasonal Wine Country dishes such as smoked trout and cacao nib–crusted rack of lamb, as well as a food lover’s five-course tasting menu. $$$–$$$$

The Big 3 100 Boyes Blvd., Sonoma (707) 938-9000, fairmont.com/sonoma In true bistro style, the Big 3 serves up eclectic American cuisine with quality service. $$

Bistro Ralph 109 Plaza St., Healdsburg (707) 433-1380, bistroralph.com This classy spot’s menu changes frequently. Start with a martini shaken at your table, then move on to the lamb and the crème brûlée. $$$–$$$$

The Brasserie Restaurant 170 Railroad St., Santa Rosa (707) 636-7388, vineyardcreek.hyatt.com Relax in the cozy atmosphere and enjoy French cuisine showcasing seafood. $$–$$$$

Bravas Bar de Tapas 420 Center St., Healdsburg (707) 433-7700, starkrestaurants.com/bravas.html Owners Mark and Terri Stark pay tribute to their favorite tapas joints in Spain, with savory small plates served in a hip California bungalow. $$

Café Lucia 235 Healdsburg Ave., Ste. 105, Healdsburg (707) 431-1113, cafelucia.net This hidden gem, and sister restaurant to Sonoma’s LaSalette, brims with cozy charm and purveys authentic Portuguese tascas (snacks), along with heartier entrées. $$$

Campo Fina 330 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 395-4640, campo-fina.com This casual spot offers wood-fired pizzas, fish, and an all-day menu of small bites such as spicy fried chickpeas, tuna-stuffed peppers, and roasted cauliflower. Don’t miss the bocce court. $$

Carneros Bistro and Wine Bar 1325 Broadway, Sonoma (707) 931-2042, thelodgeatsonoma.com Classic American cuisine with a sophisticated twist: Be sure to try the macaroni and cheese. The new, adjacent Bean & Bottle bar offers casual bites and picnic items. $$$$

Central Market 42 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma (707) 778-9900, centralmarketpetaluma.com Chef and owner Tony Najiola serves seasonal, locally sourced fare with a Mediterranean influence at his downtown Petaluma eatery. $$$

Centre Du Vin 480 First St. E., Sonoma (707) 996-9779, ledsonhotel.com A light-fare menu, including smoked salmon and Caesar salad, is offered at this bistro and wine bar. $$

Breakaway Cafe 19101 Sonoma Hwy., Sonoma (707) 996-5949, breakawaycafe.com A good ol’ American-style café with sandwiches and steaks. $$–$$$

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Chalkboard

El Dorado Kitchen

Glen Ellen Star

29 North St., Healdsburg (707) 473-8030 chalkboardhealdsburg.com Casual and contemporary, Chalkboard changes its menu of small plates daily, using ingredients mostly produced locally—including vegetables from the restaurant’s on-site garden. $$

405 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 996-3030, eldoradosonoma.com This upscale spot features contemporary California cuisine in an intimate setting ($$$). The El Dorado Corner Café offers breakfast items, organic salads, and house-made ice cream. $

Community Café

The Epicurean Connection

13648 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 343-1384, glenellenstar.com Chef Ari Weiswasser and his wife, Erinn Benziger-Weiswasser, re-created a friendly farmhouse with their new restaurant, which showcases rustic wood-fired pizzas and classics such as grilled flat-iron steak and lamb meatballs. $$–$$$

Della Santina’s 133 E. Napa St., Sonoma (707) 935-0576, dellasantinas.com This family-owned trattoria specializes in spit-roasted meats, poultry, and game. Sample several meats on a combination plate, then try a house-made pastry for dessert. $$

Dempsey’s Restaurant and Brewery 50 E. Washington St., Petaluma (707) 765-9694, dempseys.com The menu is sophisticated for a brewery, and the food selections pair well with the handcrafted brews: Try the seasonal Sonoma Mountain Wheat or the Ugly Dog Stout. $$

Diavola Pizzeria and Salumeria 21021 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville (707) 814-0111, diavolapizzeria.com Chef Dino Bugica mans the woodfired oven at this rustic pizza and panini spot, where you can also pick up house-cured salumi. $$

Dry Creek Kitchen 317 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 431-0330, charliepalmer.com/dry-creekkitchen Chef Charlie Palmer serves fresh Sonoma County food indoors under vaulted ceilings or outdoors under an arbor.

The wine list features Sonoma wines, older vintages, and limited releases. $$$$

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122 W. Napa St., Sonoma (707) 935-7960, theepicureanconnection.com This neighborhood specialty cheese shop also features fresh soups, sandwiches, and local artisanal food. $

Equus 101 Fountaingrove Pkwy., Santa Rosa, (707) 578-0149, fountaingroveinn.com Equus serves contemporary California cuisine. A hardwood grill and the chef’s rich sauces and house-made stocks enhance the flavors of fresh produce, meats, and dairy. $$$–$$$$

Farmhouse Inn and Restaurant 7871 River Rd., Forestville (707) 887-3300, farmhouseinn.com With a constantly changing menu, Farmhouse focuses on bringing diners seasonally inspired dishes prepared with the highest-quality organic and sustainably farmed fruits and vegetables. $$$$

The Girl and the Fig 110 W. Spain St., Sonoma (707) 938-3634, thegirlandthefig.com The signature dish, arugula and fig salad, gives new passion to French country cuisine. Other special dishes include steamed mussels and matchstick frites.

The sister eatery is the Fig Café in Glen Ellen. $$–$$$

Glen Ellen Inn Oyster Grill and Martini Bar 13670 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 996-6409, glenelleninn.com Try California-style French fusion cuisine. Standouts include a watermelon salad with pecans, blue cheese, and pickled onion, and seasonal ravioli. $$–$$$

Graziano’s Ristorante and Vodka Lounge 170 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma (707) 762-5997, grazianositalianfood.com Located in the historic Wickersham Building, and once rumored to be home to a brothel and a Prohibition-era speakeasy, Graziano’s serves fine country Italian cuisine in a festive atmosphere. $$–$$$ Bravas Bar de Tapas

Gypsy Cafe 162 Main St., Sebastopol (707) 861-3825, gypsy-cafe.com Comfort food classics—made with local, seasonal ingredients— such as biscuits and gravy, macaroni and cheese, fried chicken po’boys, and burgers. $–$$

Harvest Moon Cafe 487 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 933-8160, harvestmooncafesonoma.com Sit indoors and watch the chefs do their thing, or enjoy a secluded garden spot at this charming venue, which offers a changing menu of Wine Country specialties with Mediterranean flavor. $$$

Healdsburg Bar and Grill 245 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 433-3333, healdsburgbarandgrill.com There’s something for everyone on this restaurant’s classic American menu—from barbecue pork sandwiches to burgers and ice cream. $$

Healdsburg Charcuterie 335 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 431-7213, charcuteriehealdsburg.com This unpretentious eatery displays all manner of pig artwork, while the menu at Healdsburg Charcuterie offers French-based fresh California cuisine. $$–$$$

HopMonk Tavern

John Ash and Co.

230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol (707) 829-7300; 691 Broadway, Sonoma (707) 935-9100, hopmonk.com These restaurants boast 16 fresh seasonally selected draft beers, with a menu using locally produced ingredients. Both locations have live music. $$

4350 Barnes Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 575-7350, vintnersinn.com/ johnash.asp John Ash is considered one of the fathers of Wine Country cuisine.

His namesake restaurant continues the tradition, serving up impeccably fresh, seasonal, local greens and game, including Mary’s Organic chicken and pan-seared Alaskan halibut (seasonal). $$$–$$$$

Hot Box Grill 18350 Sonoma Hwy., Sonoma (707) 939-8383, hotboxgrill.com Chef Norman Owens serves locally sourced ingredients in a relaxed atmosphere, with menu items such as a cowboy steak and twice-baked potatoes. $$$

Jack and Tony’s Restaurant and Whiskey Bar 115 Fourth St., Santa Rosa (707) 526-4347, jackandtonys.com This Railroad Square spot features a menu of modern American regional cuisine. The whiskey bar at Jack and Tony’s boasts more than 300 whiskeys. $$$

Johnny Garlic’s 1460 Farmers Ln., Santa Rosa (707) 571-1800, johnnygarlics.com Celebrity chef Guy Fieri’s casual spot features soups, salads, pastas, and American fare, with an extensive selection of meats served bone-in. Also in Windsor. $$–$$$

Kenwood Restaurant and Bar 9900 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (707) 833-6326, kenwoodrestaurant.com California cuisine, as well as escargot and veal piccata, served in a contemporary setting. $$$

La Gare French Restaurant 208 Wilson St., Santa Rosa (707) 528-4355, lagarerestaurant.com Serving authentic French cuisine, La Gare’s meals come with salad, soup, and vegetables. $$$–$$$$

MARIAH SMITH

875 W. Napa St., Sonoma (707) 938-7779, ccsonoma.com A spot for breakfast and lunch, the menu is short but wide-ranging, with everything from French toast to a New York strip burrito. $

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Tra Vigne

Savor

LaSalette Restaurant

The Parish Café

Saddles Steakhouse

Stark’s Steak and Seafood

Yeti Restaurant

452 First St. H., Sonoma (707) 938-1927, lasalette-restaurant.com This well-known restaurant is one of very few Portuguese/Mediterranean restaurants. $$$–$$$$

60-A Mill St., Healdsburg (707) 431-8474, theparishcafe.com.

With 10 versions of po’ boys on the menu, you’ll savor a slice of Bourbon Street and then some, thanks to Nola native Rob Lippincott’s French Quarter comfort cuisine. $$

29 E. MacArthur St., Sonoma (707) 938-2929, macarthurplace.com This cozy steak house occupies a restored 100-year-old barn. $$$

521 Adams St., Santa Rosa (707) 546-5100, starkrestaurants.com Stark’s adds vintage charm and a modern approach to its classic steak house menu. $$$

14301 Arnold Dr., Ste. 19, Glen Ellen (707) 996-9930, yetirestaurant.com This Indian/Nepalese restaurant offers a creative menu of South Asian specialties and an extensive list of local wines. $$–$$$

Lolita’s Market and Taqueria 451 Lakeville St., Petaluma (707) 766-8929 This authentic, down-home spot offers delicious tacos, among other dishes. $

Madrona Manor Wine Country Inn and Restaurant 1001 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (800) 258-4003, madronamanor.com This highly rated fine-dining venue serves “new California” cuisine in the Victorian mansion’s quaint dining room. $$$$

Mateo’s Cocina Latina 214 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 433-1520, mateoscocinalatina.com After years selling Yucatan tamales at farmers markets, chef Mateo Granados opened a permanent space, serving up tacos, empanadas, and cochinita (pork) pibil—paired with his own line of habanero sauces. $$

Monti’s Rotisserie and Bar

Park 121 23584 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (707) 938-8579, park121.com.

At Cornerstone Gardens, this café, grill, and market offers seasonal salads, sandwiches, and house-made empanadas, as well as a selection of cheese and salumi for your picnic basket. $$

Pizzando 301 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 922-5233, pizzandohealdsburg.com Chef Louis Maldonado, of Spoonbar, designed this menu of woodoven pizzas, house-made pastas, grilled meats, and seasonal appetizers—all available to go. $$

Ravenous Cafe and Lounge 420 Center St., Healdsburg (707) 431-1302 The menu changes nightly at this American bistro. $$$

The Red Grape

714 Village Ct., Santa Rosa (707) 568-4404, montisroti.net Enjoy wood-fired rotisserie meats or selections from the raw bar in this inviting Mediterranean-style restaurant. $$

529 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 996-4103, theredgrape.com This casual and airy dining room offers pizza, pasta, salads, and panini for lunch and dinner, as well as an extensive local wine list.

Great for families. $$

Olive and Vine

Rosso Pizzeria and Wine Bar

14301 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 996-9151, oliveandvinerestaurant.com This restaurant combines Sonoma County friendliness with artful, elegant noshes and main courses. $$$

53 Montgomery Dr., Santa Rosa (707) 544-3221, rossopizzeria.com Neapolitan-style pizzas made with local ingredients get star billing at this pizzeria, which also features antipasti and specials such as calamari fritti and meatballs and polenta. $$

Papa’s Taverna 5688 Lakeville Hwy., Petaluma (707) 769-8545, papastaverna.com Papa’s offers savory souvlaki and skordalia, and there’s live Greek music and belly dancing on weekends. $$

Rustic 300 Via Archimedes, Geyserville (707) 857-1485, franciscoppolawinery.com This full-service restaurant at the Francis Ford Coppola Winery offers some of the favorite recipes that the famed director has collected over a lifetime of travel, filmmaking, and family gatherings. $$$–$$$$

Santé Restaurant 100 Boyes Blvd., Sonoma (707) 938-9000, fairmont.com/sonoma Enjoy regional, contemporary California cuisine. $$$$

Scopa 109-A Plaza St., Healdsburg (707) 433-5282, scopahealdsburg.com This small spot offers Italianinfluenced cuisine such as housemade ciabatta and ravioli, pizzas, and a grilled rib-eye steak for two, with rosemary roasted potatoes. $$

Sea Thai Bistro 2323 Sonoma Ave., Santa Rosa (707) 528-8333, seathaibistro.com World-traveler and chef Tony Ounpamornchai offers modern Thai cuisine with global influences and sustainable ingredients. $$

Sonoma – Meritâge 165 W. Napa St., Sonoma (707) 938-9430, sonomameritage.com The cuisine here blends southern French and northern Italian flavors.

The menu changes daily. $$$

Sonoma’s Best 1190 E. Napa St., Sonoma (707) 996-7600, sonomas-best.com This combo grocery store–wine shop–coffeehouse offers a daily menu of fresh sandwiches, panini, salads, and entrées such as corn soufflé and lasagna of the day. $

Spoonbar 219 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 433-7222, spoonbar.com Contemporary American flavors are prepared with locally grown produce that has included sunchokes in roasted brown butter, scallops with salted honey and toasted farro, and short ribs with quinoa, mint, and wild mushrooms. $$$

Sunflower Caffé Espresso and Wine Bar 421 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 996-6645, sonomasunflower.com Enjoy local and international wines from Sunflower Caffé’s garden wine bar, as well as breakfast and lunch prepared with fresh, locally grown ingredients.

Serves supper in spring and summer. $–$$

Taverna Sofia 244 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 431-1982, tavernasofia.com.

Cozy up on the heated patio as chef and owner Sofia Petridis-Lim dishes her grandmother’s heirloom recipes like baba ghanoush and tzatziki dips, among other Greek delectables. $$

Zazu 6670 McKinley St., Sebastopol (707) 523-4814, zazurestaurant.com Enjoy garden-fresh, rustic northern Italian–American cuisine in a charming setting. $$$–$$$$

Zin Restaurant and Wine Bar 344 Center St., Healdsburg (707) 473-0946, zinrestaurant.com The wine list changes often, and almost anything on the menu can be paired with a Zinfandel. $$$

Terrapin Creek 1580 Eastshore Rd., Bodega Bay (707) 875-2700, terrapincreekcafe.com This restaurant serves local and global cuisine such as Liberty Farms duck breast with black forbidden rice and house-made fettuccine with lamb merguez sausage. $$$

Water Street Bistro 100 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma (707) 763-9563, waterstreetbistro.net Chef Stephanie Rastetter provides delicious, high-quality food at her riverside bistro. $

Willi’s Seafood and Raw Bar 403 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 433-9191, willisseafood.net Select from an extensive list of small plates and an eclectic drink menu at this cozy restaurant. $$

Willi’s Wine Bar 4404 Old Redwood Hwy., Santa Rosa (707) 526-3096, williswinebar.net This laid-back spot has around 30 international small plates, which can be paired with a variety of wines— also available by the taste. $$

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SPA

— W I N E C OU N T RY E XC E L S I N T H E A RT OF R E L A X AT ION.

NAPA COUNTY Auberge Spa (at Auberge du Soleil) 180 Rutherford Hill Rd., Rutherford (866) 228-2490, (707) 963-1211, aubergedusoleil.com Enjoy the four-handed massage or one of the spa’s signature grapeseed treatments.

Guests only.

The Bathhouse at Calistoga Ranch 580 Lommel Rd., Calistoga (855) 942-4220, (707) 254-2820, calistogaranch.com Luxuriate in a treatment such as the Calistoga Cure. Guests only.

Baths at Roman Spa (at Roman Spa Hot Springs Resort) 1300 Washington St., Calistoga (800) 404-4772, (707) 942-2122, bathsromanspa.com Try the mud-water massage.

Calistoga Spa Hot Springs 1006 Washington St., Calistoga (866) 822-5772, (707) 942-6269, calistogaspa.com Take a soak in the bathhouse or mineral pools.

Dr. Wilkinson’s Hot Springs Resort 1507 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-4102, drwilkinson.com Enjoy three mineral pools, blanket wraps, massages, and facials.

EuroSpa and Inn 1202 Pine St., Calistoga (707) 942-6829, eurospa.com Enjoy the charming atmosphere while trying a massage or a wrap.

Gloria Curry Day Spa and Boutique 1027 McKinstry St., Napa (707) 226-7980, gloriacurrydayspa.com Restorative and luxurious spa and skin-treatment therapies.

Golden Haven Hot Springs Spa 1713 Lake St., Calistoga (707) 942-8000, goldenhaven.com Try a mud bath for couples, or a massage, wrap, or herbal facial.

Greenhaus European Day Spa 1300 Pearl St., Napa (866) 869-1495, (707) 257-8837, greenhausspa.com Relax with a custom facial, body wrap, or deep-tissue massage.

Health Spa Napa Valley 1030 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-8800, napavalleyspa.com Experience Éminence organic skincare treatments.

Indian Springs 1712 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-4913, indianspringscalistoga.com Mud baths with pure volcanic ash and mineral baths are specialties.

Lavender Hill Spa 1015 Foothill Blvd., Calistoga (800) 528-4772, (707) 942-4495, lavenderhillspa.com Enjoy a couples bath treatment or individual aromatherapy services.

Lincoln Avenue Spa 1339 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-2950, lincolnavenuespa.com Relish the salt scrubs, European body wraps, and mud masks.

Milliken Creek Inn and Spa 1815 Silverado Trail, Napa (800) 835-6112, (707) 255-1197, millikencreekinn.com The grape-seed exfoliation detoxifies and rejuvenates.

Milliken Creek Inn

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Mount View Hotel and Spa

The Spa at Meadowood

1457 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (800) 816-6877, (707) 942-5789, mountviewhotel.com Enjoy an array of treatments, from massages to facials and wraps.

900 Meadowood Ln., St. Helena (707) 967-1275, meadowood.com/spa A lap pool, indoor fitness area, and boutique complete with high-end athletic wear attract local members and guests alike.

Guests can enjoy massages in their rooms.

North Block Spa (at the North Block Hotel) 6757 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-8080, northblockhotel.com/spa Enjoy the un-corked, their signature exfoliation treatment performed with freshly ground grape seeds.

Pure Skin Spa 1401 Lincoln Ave., Napa (707) 738-9511, pureskinspanapavalley.com Indulge in a relaxation facial, hydrating body wrap, or warm oil scalp treatment.

Silverado Resort and Spa 1600 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 257-5555, silveradoresort.com Tui-Na, a traditional Chinese massage, is a specialty here.

Spa AcQua (at Hotel Yountville) 6462 Washington St., Yountville (707) 967-7900, hotelyountville.com Indulge in couple’s spa suites with Vichy showers, double hydrotherapy tubs, and fireplaces.

The Spa at Bardessono 6526 Yount St., Yountville (707) 204-6050, bardessono.com Get your treatment at the spa or in your room.

The Spa at Carneros Inn 4048 Sonoma Hwy., Napa (707) 299-4850, thecarnerosinn.com A favorite here is the body wrap or scrub with goat’s milk.

The Spa at the Napa Valley Marriott 3425 Solano Ave., Napa (707) 254-3330, napavalleymarriott.com/spa Enjoy treatments that nurture mind, body, and spirit.

Spa Gaia (at DoubleTree by Hilton) 3600 Broadway St., American Canyon (707) 674-0168, spagaia.com Napa’s environmentally sustainable spa features ecofriendly treatments.

Spa Solage 755 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (866) 942-7442, solagecalistoga.com/spa Try the signature full-body mud “cocktail” and other treatments.

Spa Terra (at Meritage Resort) 875 Bordeaux Way, Napa (707) 251-3000, spaterra.com This underground spa offers body treatments, massages, and facials.

Spa Villagio 6481 Washington St., Yountville (800) 351-1133, (707) 948-5050, villagio.com Plant essences and local herbs create a unique experience.

SONOMA COUNTY The Garden Spa (at MacArthur Place) 29 E. MacArthur St., Sonoma (707) 933-3193, macarthurplace.com Treatments based on fruits, flowers, herbs, and the elements.

Hotel Les Mars 27 North St., Healdsburg (707) 433-4211, hotellesmars.com Escape with essential oils during in-room treatments, Relais and Cháteaux style.

Raindance Spa

The Inn at the Tides Spa 800 Coast Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (800) 541-7788, (707) 875-2751, innatthetides.com Enjoy the pool, whirlpool spa, and Finnish sauna.

COURTESY OF CALISTOGA RANCH

Kenwood Inn and Spa 10400 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (800) 353-6966, (707) 833-1293, kenwoodinn.com Topical treatments include grapeseed oils and red wine extracts.

Le CarrĂŠ Spa 170 Railroad St., Santa Rosa (707) 636-7300, vineyardcreek.hyatt.com Try a variety of specialty massages, facials, and body treatments at this Hyatt spa.

Magical Massage and Inspiration Gallery 14300 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 225-2671, magicalmassagesonoma.com Located in an airy 22-foot-tall wine barrel, this spa offers massages and facials.

Mermaids Spa and Seaweed Bath Shop 115 S. Main St., Sebastopol (707) 823-3535 Unwind in a mineral and seaweed bath or with a massage.

Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary 209 Bohemian Hwy., Freestone (707) 823-8231, osmosis.com Try treatments such as heat therapy with cedar enzyme bath.

Raindance Spa

Spa at Bodega Bay Lodge

Willow Stream Spa

(at the Lodge at Sonoma) 1325 Broadway, Sonoma (707) 931-2034, raindancespa.com Unwind with a lavender and shea butter massage.

103 Coast Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (888) 875-2250, (707) 875-4402, bodegabaylodge.com The salt scrubs, massages, and body treatments leave you glowing.

Sanctuary Spa

The Spa Hotel Healdsburg

(at The Gaige House) 13540 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 935-0237, gaige.com Try a Swedish or hot-stone massage in the creekside cabana.

327 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 433-4747, hotelhealdsburg.com/spa Classic and innovative massage techniques.

(at the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn and Spa) 100 Boyes Blvd., Sonoma (866) 540-4499, (707) 938-9000, fairmont.com/sonoma Be pampered with caviar facials and grape-seed body polishes.

A Simple Touch Spa

Spa Sonoma at Your Door

239 Center St., Healdsburg (707) 433-6856, asimpletouchspa.com Wallow in the aromatherapy baths or delight in a facial.

Sonoma (707) 341-6471, spasonoma.com A variety of spa services come to you, with cupcakes if you’d like.

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SHOP

— W I N E C OU N T RY S HOP S OF F E R S OM E T H I NG S T Y L I S H FOR E V E RYON E .

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Yountville Yountville, the unofficial culinary capital of Wine Country, is also home to a charming array of specialty shops, many of them at V Marketplace, a group of historic buildings built and once owned by a German winemaker. Award-winning restaurants, art galleries, and a variety of clothing and gift boutiques round out a collection of more than a dozen stores and art venues. A few blocks away, in a historic brick manor, Ma(i)sonry pairs wine tasting with art.

St. Helena Characterized by old-fashioned small-town charm, St. Helena’s shops range from boutiques and olive oil purveyors to stores that feature handcrafted linens, Italian ceramics, chocolates, and fine jewelry. For art lovers, St. Helena boasts three art galleries, offering everything from pastoral landscape paintings to contemporary sculpture.

Ma(i)sonry

CEDRIC GLASIER

Napa The hardworking commercial center of Napa Valley has undergone a major revitalization, providing locals and visitors alike with myriad reasons to explore its flourishing downtown. Sample artisanal breads, meats, cheeses, farm-stand produce, and local wines at Oxbow Public Market; and take a walking tour to a few of the dozen tasting rooms. Napa is also home to mixed-media artist Gordon Huether’s galleries and several premier shopping centers, including Bel Aire Plaza and Napa Premium Outlets, which features some 50 discount and factory stores, including Barneys New York, TSE, CAbi, Ann Taylor, and Michael Kors.

CEDRIC GLASIER

Oxbow Public Market

Calistoga At the northern point of Napa Valley, Calistoga feels less like a wine town and more like a throwback to the Wild West. Wooden storefronts and cottage shops still feature horse-hitching posts, and a handful of down-home saloons keeps the old-time spirit alive. The Calistoga Train Depot, the second oldest train depot in the state, includes six restored railcars that house historical exhibits, shops, and a wine-tasting room. The primary reason visitors flock to Calistoga, however, is the spas—at least a dozen of which line Lincoln Avenue and surrounding streets. Most draw on the area’s bubbling underground hot springs and volcanic ash to create Calistoga’s famous mud baths.

Petaluma This historic riverfront town is characterized by perfectly preserved Victorian architecture, homey restaurants, and a wide variety of art galleries, bookstores, home and garden boutiques, and antiques shops that line its main downtown streets. Petaluma is also home to Petaluma Village Premium Outlets, which features 60 factory outlet stores, including BCBG Max Azria, Coach, and Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th.

Sonoma Mission San Francisco Solano de Sonoma and a historic plaza anchor the town of Sonoma, which is rooted in a Spanish and Mexican heritage. The plaza is surrounded by tiled adobes, restored period hotels, charming shops, restaurants, and winetasting rooms. To get the full flavor of Sonoma, stop in at

the Sonoma Cheese Factory or Vella Cheese Company for some of the county’s famous Jack cheese. For a look at Sonoma’s artistic side, head to Cornerstone Sonoma, where you’ll find garden installations created by noted landscape designers, along with architectural salvage and home furnishings shops.

Glen Ellen Just north of Sonoma on Highway 12, Glen Ellen is a bucolic little bend in the road worth a detour. Author Jack London made Glen Ellen his home, and his ranch is now part of Jack London State Historic Park, which contains London’s cottage, his grave site, and a museum. Jack London Village, in the town proper, is a great place to sample Sonoma County olive oil, cheese, chocolates, and local wines.

Healdsburg Healdsburg, which celebrated its 150th birthday not too long ago, is laid out Spanishstyle, with a picturesque old-fashioned plaza at its center that hosts art and wine festivals, outdoor concerts, a farmers market, and innumerable picnickers throughout the year. Surrounding the square are gourmet ice-cream shops, posh boutiques, art galleries, antiques shops, epicurean grocers, wine-tasting salons, acclaimed restaurants, and charming inns.

and Courthouse Square is the focal point of Santa Rosa’s business district, a convergence of retail shops, restaurants, and office buildings. A modern-day mall, Montgomery Village shopping center off Highway 12, features more than 80 stores, including jewelry, home furnishings, and fashion boutiques.

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Fall Stretch 2013

STRETCH

— W I N E C OU N T RY I S A B OU T E X PL OR I NG A N D C E L E BR AT I NG T H E L A N D.

BIKING (tours and rentals)

Depot Park

Mayacama

Calistoga Bikeshop

270 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 933-2229, sonomacity.org

1240 Mayacama Club Dr., Santa Rosa (707) 569-2900, mayacama.com Members and guests only.

Getaway Adventures 301 Post St., Napa; 2228 Northpoint Parkway, Santa Rosa (800) 499-2453, (707) 568-3040, getawayadventures.com

Goodtime Touring Company (888) 525-0453, (707) 938-0453, goodtimetouring.com

Napa River Velo 680 Main St., Napa (877) 521-2701, (707) 258-8729, naparivervelo.com

Napa Valley Bike Tours 6795-B Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-2953, napavalleybiketours.com

Sonoma Valley Bike Tours Croquet at Meadowood Napa Valley

AERIAL FUN

Calistoga Balloons

Napa Valley Biplane Co.

(888) 995-7700, (707) 942-5758, calistogaballoons.com

(707) 647-3758, napavalleybiplane.com View the Napa Valley from an open cockpit.

NorCal Skydiving

Napa Valley Aloft Balloon Rides (855) 944-4408, (707) 944-4400, nvaloft.com

(888) 667-2259, norcalskydiving.com Tandem jump with an instructor.

Napa Valley Balloons

Vintage Aircraft Co.

Up & Away Hot Air Ballooning

(707) 938-2444, vintageaircraft.com Ride in an open-cockpit biplane.

(800) 711-2998, (707) 836-0171, up-away.com

BALLOONING Balloons Above the Valley (800) 464-6824, (707) 253-2222, balloonrides.com

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(800) 253-2224, (707) 944-0228, napavalleyballoons.com

Wine Country Balloons (800) 759-5638, (707) 538-7359, balloontours.com

520 Broadway, Sonoma (707) 996-2453, sonomavalleybiketours.com

Spoke Folk Cyclery 201 Center St., Healdsburg (707) 433-7171, spokefolk.com

St. Helena Cyclery 1156 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-7736, sthelenacyclery.com

Wine Country Cyclery

Veterans Memorial Park Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-8712, townofyountville.com

Yountville Community Park Lincoln St., Yountville (707) 944-8712, townofyountville.com

Northwood Golf Club

GOLF Adobe Creek Golf Club

Oakmont Golf Club

1901 Frates Rd., Petaluma (707) 765-3000, adobecreek.com

7025 Oakmont Dr., Santa Rosa (707) 539-0415, oakmontgc.com

Bennett Valley Golf Course 3330 Yulupa Ave., Santa Rosa (707) 528-3673

2301 E. Washington St., Petaluma (707) 778-1211, roosterrun.com

Chardonnay Golf Club

The Sea Ranch Golf Links

2555 Jameson Canyon Rd., American Canyon (800) 788-0136, (707) 257-1900, chardonnaygolfclub.com

42000 Hwy. 1, Sea Ranch (707) 785-2468, searanchgolf.com

Eagle Vines Vineyards and Golf Club 580 S. Kelly Rd., American Canyon (707) 257-4470, eaglevinesgolfclub.com

Foxtail Golf Club 100 Golf Course Dr., Rohnert Park (707) 584-7766, playfoxtail.com

Healdsburg Golf Club at Tayman Park 927 S. Fitch Mountain Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-4275, healdsburggolfclub.com

BOCCE BALL

The Links at Bodega Harbour

1480 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-5706, ci.st-helena.ca.us

2295 Streblow Dr., Napa (707) 255-4333, playnapa.com 19400 Hwy. 116, Monte Rio (707) 865-1116, northwoodgolf.com

262 Napa St. W., Sonoma (707) 996-6800, winecountrycyclery.com

Crane Park

Napa Golf Course at Kennedy Park

21301 Heron Dr., Bodega Bay (800) 503-8158, (707) 875-3538, bodegaharbourgolf.com

Rooster Run Golf Club

Silverado Resort and Spa 1600 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 257-5460, silveradoresort.com

Vintner’s Golf Club 7901 Solano Ave., Yountville (707) 944-1992, vintnersgolfclub.com

Windsor Golf Club 1320 19th Hole Dr., Windsor (707) 838-7888, windsorgolf.com

HORSEBACK RIDING Armstrong Woods Pack Station Guerneville (707) 887-2939, redwoodhorses.com

Triple Creek Horse Outfit (707) 887-8700, triplecreekhorseoutfit.com

C O U R T E S Y O F M E A D O W O O D N A PA VA L L E Y

1318 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-9687, calistogabikeshop.com

Napa Valley Adventure Tours

PADDLING Burke’s Canoe Trips on the Russian River 8600 River Rd., Forestville (707) 887-1222, burkescanoetrips.com

Napa Valley Adventure Tours 1147 First St., Napa (707) 224-9080, (707) 259-1833, napavalleyadventuretours.com

PARKS AND WATERWAYS (Due to cutbacks in California’s budget, make sure to call all state parks before visiting.)

Annadel State Park 6201 Channel Dr., Santa Rosa (707) 539-3911, parks.ca.gov This 5,092-acre park has more than 40 miles of trails for hikers, bikers, equestrians, and joggers.

Lake Ilsanjo is popular with anglers. Daily 8 a.m.–sunset.

Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve/Austin Creek State Recreation Area 17000 Armstrong Woods Rd., Guerneville (707) 869-2015, parks.ca.gov Home to the 1,400-year-old Colonel Armstrong Tree, and Austin Creek State Recreation Area is great for horseback riding. Daily 8 a.m.–one hour after sunset.

Bothe-Napa Valley State Park 3801 St. Helena Hwy., Calistoga (707) 942-4575, parks.ca.gov This secluded 2,000-acre park offers hiking, riding, campsites, picnic facilities, and a pool. Trails connect to the nearby Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park. Daily 8 a.m.–sunset.

Lake Berryessa 5520 Knoxville Rd., Napa (707) 966-2111, goberryessa.com One of the largest man-made lakes in California and home to bass, trout, bluegill, and catfish.

Popular for water sports and camping. Hours vary.

Lake Sonoma 3333 Skaggs Spring Rd., Geyserville (707) 433-2200, (707) 526-7272, lakesonoma.com Enjoy swimming and water sports at the lake, which has boat-in campsites and a campground. Hours vary.

Napa River Ecological Reserve Yountville Cross Rd., Yountville (707) 944-5500, dfg.ca.gov Bird-watch, take a walk, or just relax or fish by the trout-filled stream. Daily sunrise–sunset.

Robert Louis Stevenson State Park 3801 St. Helena Hwy., north of Calistoga (707) 942-4575, parks.ca.gov On the five-mile trail to the summit of Mount St. Helena, look for the marker identifying the site of the cabin where the author spent his honeymoon. Daily sunrise–sunset.

Russian River 16201 First St., Guerneville (877) 644-9001, (707) 869-9000, russianriver.com This river runs north-southwest from Ukiah to Jenner. Canoers and kayakers love the river, as do anglers, who catch catfish.

Skyline Wilderness Park 2201 Imola Ave., Napa (707) 252-0481, skylinepark.org This 900-acre park offers hiking, biking, equestrian trails, and an RV park. Summer: daily 8 a.m.–7 p.m. Fall: daily 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Winter: daily 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Sonoma Coast State Park 3095 Coast Hwy., Bodega Bay (707) 875-3483, parks.ca.gov This beach stretches 17 miles along the coastline, and offers fishing, camping, and four trails.

No swimming.

CEDRIC GLASIER

Sonoma Valley Regional Park 13630 Hwy. 12, Glen Ellen (707) 539-8092, parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov This 162-acre park offers picnic areas, a dog park, a two-mile bike trail, and hiking and equestrian trails through oak-dense terrain. 8 a.m.–sunset.

Spring Lake Regional Park

Vertex Climbing Center

Johnson’s Beach and Resort

393 Violetti Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 539-8092, parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov This 72-acre lake is great for picnicking, boating, swimming, and fishing. Trails lead to adjacent Annadel State Park and Howarth Park. Daily 7 a.m.–sunset.

3358-A Coffey Ln., Santa Rosa (707) 573-1608, climbvertex.com

16241 First St., Guerneville (707) 869-2022, johnsonsbeach.com Sunbathe near the Monte Rio Bridge or rent canoes and paddle boats. Daily 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park 2605 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood (707) 833-5712, parks.ca.gov Sonoma Creek runs through this scenic 2,700-acre park, which has 25 miles of trails.

ROCK CLIMBING Hood Mountain Adventures Angwin, Sebastopol (707) 217-4730, hoodmountainadventures.com

SCUBA DIVING Sonoma Coast Divers 5702 Commerce Blvd., Rohnert Park (707) 586-0272, sonomacoastdivers.com

SWIMMING Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach 13839 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg (707) 433-1625, parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov This family-friendly beach on the Russian River is perfect for seasonal swimming and picnics.

Daily 7 a.m.–posted closing.

Morton’s Warm Springs Resort 1651 Warm Springs Rd., Glen Ellen, (707) 833-5511, mortonswarmsprings.com These popular, family-oriented 92-degree pools are open from May to September; call for schedule.

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Arkenstone Vineyards

Bell Wine Cellars

Buehler Vineyards

Chappellet Winery

335 West Ln., Angwin (707) 965-1020, arkenstone.com

6200 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-1673, bellwine.com

Artesa Vineyards and Winery

Benessere Vineyards

820 Greenfield Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-2155, buehlervineyards.com

1581 Sage Canyon Rd., St. Helena (800) 494-6379, (707) 963-7136, chappellet.com

Charbay Distillery and Winery

Acacia Vineyard

August Briggs Winery

1010 Big Tree Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-5853, benesserevineyards.com

Buoncristiani Family Winery

NAPA COUNTY

1345 Henry Rd., Napa (707) 224-1668, artesawinery.com

1043 Jefferson St., Napa (707) 259-1681, buonwine.com

2750 Las Amigas Rd., Napa (707) 226-9991, acaciavineyard.com

1307-B Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-4912, augustbriggswinery.com

Bennett Lane Winery

Burgess Cellars

4001 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-9327, charbay.com

3340 Hwy. 128, Calistoga (877) 629-6272, bennettlane.com

Aetna Springs Cellars

Baldacci Family Vineyards

Beringer Vineyards

1108 Deer Park Rd., Deer Park (800) 752-9463, (707) 963-4766, burgesscellars.com

(707) 965-2675 aetnasprings.com

6236 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 944-9261, baldaccivineyards.com

2000 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-8989, beringer.com

Ballentine Vineyards

4155 Dry Creek Rd., Napa (707) 226-6860, blackcordonvineyard.com

Some wineries require appointments or are not open to the public; please call for more details.

Alpha Omega Winery 1155 Mee Ln., Rutherford (707) 963-9999, aowinery.com

Amicus by X Winery 122 Camino Oruga, Napa (707) 204-9522, xwinery.com

Amizetta Estate Winery 1099 Greenfield Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-1460, amizetta.com

Ancien Wines 4047 E. Third Ave., Napa (707) 255-3908, ancienwines.com

Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards 680 Rossi Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-8600, connvalleyvineyards.com

Andretti Winery 4162 Big Ranch Rd., Napa (877) 386-5070, andrettiwinery.com

Antica Napa Valley 3700 Soda Canyon Rd., Napa (707) 257-8700, anticanapavalley.com

Ardente Estate Winery 2929 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 226-7669, ardentewinery.com

Arger-Martucci Vineyards 1455 Inglewood Ave., St. Helena (707) 963-4334, arger-martucci.com

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2820 St. Helena Hwy. N., St. Helena (707) 963-7919, ballentinevineyards.com

Barlow Vineyards 4411 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 548-8317, barlowvineyards.com

Barnett Vineyards 4070 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-7075, barnettvineyards.com

B Cellars 400 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (877) 229-9939, bcellars.com

Beaucanon Estate 1006 Monticello Rd., Napa (707) 254-1460 napavintners.com/estates/ beaucanon-estate

Beaulieu Vineyard 1960 St. Helena Hwy., Rutherford (707) 967-5233, bvwines.com

Beau Vigne Tasting Room 6795 Washington St., Yountville (707) 947-7058, beauvigne.com

Bello Family Vineyards 929 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-8833, bellofamilyvineyards.com

Black Cordon Vineyards

Black Coyote Wines

Cade Winery 360 Howell Mtn. Rd. S., Angwin (707) 965-2746, cadewinery.com

Cafaro Cellars St. Helena (707) 968-7181, cafaro. myshopify.com

2400 N. Third Ave., Napa (707) 252-2292, blackcoyotewines.com

Cain Vineyard and Winery

Black Stallion Winery

Cakebread Cellars

4089 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 227-3250, blackstallionwinery.com

8300 St. Helena Hwy., Rutherford (800) 588-0298, cakebread.com

Boeschen Vineyards

965 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 942-6200, cali351.com

3242 Silverado Trail, St. Helena (707) 963-3674, boeschenvineyards.com

Bouchaine Vineyards 1075 Buchli Station Rd., Napa (800) 654-9463, bouchaine.com

Bourassa Vineyards 190 Camino Oruga, Ste. 5, Napa (707) 254-4922, bourassavineyards.com

Bravante Vineyards 300 Stone Ridge Rd., Angwin (707) 965-2552, bravantevineyards.com

Brown Estate 3233 Sage Canyon Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-2435, brownestate.com

3800 Langtry Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-1616, cainfive.com

Cali 351

Cardinale Estate 7600 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville (707) 948-2643, cardinale.com

Casa Nuestra Winery and Vineyards 3451 Silverado Trail N., St. Helena (707) 963-5783, casanuestra.com

Castello di Amorosa 4045 St. Helena Hwy. N., Calistoga (707) 967-6272, castellodiamorosa.com

Caymus Vineyards 8700 Conn Creek Rd., Rutherford (707) 967-3010, caymus.com

Ceja Vineyards Tasting Salon 1248 First St., Napa (707) 226-6445, cejavineyards.com

Charles Krug Winery 2800 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-2200, charleskrug.com

Château Boswell 3468 Silverado Trail, St. Helena (707) 963-5472, chateauboswell.com

Chateau Montelena Winery 1429 Tubbs Ln., Calistoga (707) 942-5105, montelena.com

Chimney Rock Winery 5350 Silverado Trail, Napa (800) 257-2641, (707) 257-2641, chimneyrock.com

Cliff Lede Vineyards 1473 Yountville Cross Rd., Yountville (800) 428-2259, (707) 944-8642, cliffledevineyards.com

Clos Du Val 5330 Silverado Trail, Napa (800) 993-9463, (707) 261-5200, closduval.com

Clos Pegase Winery 1060 Dunaweal Ln., Calistoga (707) 942-4981, clospegase.com

Conn Creek Winery 8711 Silverado Trail, St. Helena (707) 963-9100, conncreek.com

Constant Diamond Mountain Vineyard 2121 Diamond Mountain Rd., Calistoga (707) 942-0707, constantwine.com

Corison Winery 987 St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena (707) 963-0826, corison.com

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Ancien Wines

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Falcor Winery 2511 Napa Valley Corporate Dr., Ste. 115, Napa (707) 255-6070, falcornapavalley.com

Farella Vineyard 2222 N. Third Ave., Napa (707) 254-9489, farella.com

Far Niente 1350 Acacia Dr., Oakville (707) 944-2861, farniente.com

Fleury Estate Winery 950 Galleron Rd., Rutherford (707) 967-8333, fleurywinery.com

Flora Springs Winery 1978 Zinfandel Ln. W., St. Helena (707) 963-5711, florasprings.com

Folie à Deux Winery/ Napa Cellars 7481 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville (800) 535-6400, (707) 944-2565, folieadeux.com, napacellars.com

Fontanella Family Winery 1721 Partrick Rd., Napa (707) 252-1017, fontanellawinery.com

Forman Vineyard 1501 Big Rock Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-3900, formanvineyard.com Mark Herold Wines

Fortunati Vineyards 986 Salvador Ave., Napa (707) 255-9300

Del Dotto Vineyards

Duckhorn Vineyards

Elizabeth Spencer Wines

6505 Washington St., Yountville (707) 945-0388, cornerstonecellars.com

1055 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 963-2134; 1445 St. Helena Hwy. S., St. Helena (707) 963-2134, deldottovineyards.com

1000 Lodi Ln., St. Helena (888) 354-8885, (707) 963-7108, duckhorn.com

1165 Rutherford Rd., Rutherford (707) 963-6067, elizabethspencerwines.com

Cosentino Winery 7415 St. Helena Hwy., Yountville (800) 764-1220, (707) 921-2809, cosentinowinery.com

Cuvaison Estate Wines 4550 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 942-6266; 1221 Duhig Rd., Napa (707) 942-2455, cuvaison.com

Darioush 4240 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 257-2345, darioush.com

David Arthur Vineyards 210 Long Ranch Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-5190, davidarthur.com

Delectus Winery 908 Enterprise Way, Ste. C, Napa (707) 255-1252, delectuswinery.com

Domaine Carneros 1240 Duhig Rd., Napa (800) 716-2788, (707) 257-0101, domainecarneros.com

Domaine Chandon

Dutch Henry Winery 4310 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (888) 224-5879, (707) 942-5771, dutchhenry.com

Eagle and Rose Estate

3315 St. Helena Hwy. N., St. Helena (707) 963-3632, elmolinowinery.com

(at A Dozen Vintners Tasting Room) 3000 St. Helena Hwy. N., St. Helena (707) 967-0666, eagleandrose.com

Elyse Winery

Eagle’s Trace

1170 Tubbs Ln., Calistoga (707) 942-4670, envywines.com

1 California Dr., Yountville (888) 242-6366, chandon.com

680 Rossi Rd., St. Helena (866) 963-4412, (707) 963-4412, eaglestrace.com

Dominari

Ehlers Estate

620 Trancas St., Napa (707) 226-1600

3222 Ehlers Ln., St. Helena (707) 963-5972, ehlersestate.com

Elan Vineyards 4500 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 252-3339, elanvineyards.com

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El Molino Winery

2100 Hoffman Ln., Napa (707) 944-2900, elysewinery.com

Envy Wines

Etude Wines 1250 Cuttings Wharf Rd., Napa (707) 257-5300, etudewines.com

Failla Wines 3530 Silverado Trail, St. Helena (707) 963-0530, faillawines.com

Franciscan Estate 1178 Galleron Rd., St. Helena (707) 967-3830, franciscan.com

Frank Family Vineyards 1091 Larkmead Ln., Calistoga (707) 942-0859, frankfamilyvineyards.com

Freemark Abbey Winery 3022 St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena (800) 963-9698, freemarkabbey.com

Frog’s Leap 8815 Conn Creek Rd., Rutherford (707) 963-4704, frogsleap.com

Girard Winery Tasting Room 6795 Washington St., Yountville (707) 968-9297, girardwinery.com

Goosecross Cellars 1119 State Ln., Yountville (707) 944-1986, goosecross.com

Grgich Hills Estate 1829 St. Helena Hwy., Rutherford (707) 963-2784, grgich.com

COURTESY OF MARK HEROLD

Cornerstone Cellars

A Carneros-to-Calistoga Wine Country Experience

Acacia Vineyard Tour & Tasting

Tasting & Picnic at Provenance Vineyards

Begin your day at Acacia with a walk through our vineyard then taste five of our favorite wines (not commonly found outside of our winery), including wines that have been awarded 90+ points.

Experience the passion of Provenance as a wine club member for the day along with a Wine Country picnic lunch from Oakville Grocery.

Beaulieu Vineyard Historic Tour & Barrel Tasting

Sterling Vineyards Aerial Tram Ride, Self-Guided Tour & Tasting

Tour the most historic part of our winery, built in 1885 and taste our iconic Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, made at BV since 1936.

The tram at Sterling Vineyards offers panoramic views as you ascend to begin your tour of one of the most dramatic wineries in California.

Full-Day Tour & Tasting Package

Book Your Tour Today! 800-919-3693 www.HeritageWineTrail.com

Includes 4 Napa Valley wineries with picnic lunch 10 AM - 5 PM | $99 per person (Over a $150 value)

*Not including transportation. Can not be combined with any other discounts.

Expires 12/31/2013.

Please Enjoy Our Wines Responsibly. Š2013 Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines, Napa, CA

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Groth Vineyards and Winery 750 Oakville Cross Rd., Oakville (707) 944-0290, grothwines.com

Guilliams Vineyards 3851 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-9059

Gustavo 1021 McKinstry St., Napa (707) 257-6796, gustavowine.com

Hagafen Cellars 4160 Silverado Trail, Napa (888) 424-2336, hagafen.com

Hall Wines 401 St. Helena Hwy. S., St. Helena (707) 967-2626, hallwines.com

Hans Fahden Vineyards 4855 Petrified Forest Rd., Calistoga (707) 942-6760, hansfahden.com

Hartwell Estate Vineyards 5795 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 255-4269, hartwellvineyards.com

Ehlers Estate

Heitz Wine Cellars Inglenook

Keever Vineyards

Laird Family Estate

Madrigal Family Winery

1991 St. Helena Hwy., Rutherford (800) 782-4266, (707) 968-1161, inglenook.com

26 Vineyard View Dr., Napa (707) 944-0910, keevervineyards.com

5055 Solano Ave., Napa (877) 297-4902, lairdfamilyestate.com

3718 St. Helena Hwy., Calistoga (707) 942-8619, madrigalvineyards.com

Jarvis Winery

Kelham Vineyards

Lamborn Family Vineyards

Ma(i)sonry Napa Valley

3104 Redwood Rd., Napa (707) 226-8320, hendrywines.com

2970 Monticello Rd., Napa (800) 255-5280, (707) 255-5280, jarviswines.com

360 Zinfandel Ln., St. Helena (707) 963-2000, kelhamvineyards.com

1984 Summit Lake Dr., Angwin (925) 254-0511, lamborn.com

6711 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-0889, maisonry.com

Larkmead Vineyards

Markham Vineyards

The Hess Collection

Jessup Cellars

4411 Redwood Rd., Napa (707) 255-1144, hesscollection.com

6740 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-8523, jessupcellars.com

Kent Rasmussen Winery and Ramsay Wines

1100 Larkmead Ln., Calistoga (707) 942-0167, larkmead.com

2812 St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena (707) 963-5292, markhamvineyards.com

Hill Family Estate

Jocelyn Lonen Winery

6512 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-9580, hillfamilyestate.com

4400 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 257-2821, lonenwinery.com

Honig Vineyard and Winery

1440 First St., Napa (707) 265-7711, johnanthonyvineyards.com

Helena View Johnston Vineyards 3500 Hwy. 128, Calistoga (707) 942-4956, helenaview.com

Hendry

850 Rutherford Rd., Rutherford (800) 929-2217, (707) 963-5618, honigwine.com

Hope and Grace Wines 6540 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-2500, hopeandgracewines.com

John Anthony Vineyards

Joseph Phelps Vineyards 200 Taplin Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-2745, josephphelps.com, jpvwines.com

Judd’s Hill

Hopper Creek Vineyard and Winery

2332 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 255-2332, juddshill.com

6204 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-2139, hoppercreek.com

Juslyn Vineyards

Hunnicutt Winery 3524 Silverado Trail N., St. Helena (707) 963-2911, hunnicuttwines.com

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2900 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 265-1804, juslynvineyards.com

1001 Silverado Trail S., St. Helena (707) 963-5667, kentrasmussenwinery.com

Kenzo Estate 3200 Monticello Rd., Napa (707) 254-7572, kenzoestate.com

Kristine Ashe Vineyards 7688 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville (707) 982-8000, entrenouswines.com

Kuleto Estate 2470 Sage Canyon Rd., St. Helena (707) 302-2209, kuletoestate.com

Ladera Vineyards 150 White Cottage Rd. S., Angwin (707) 965-2445, laderavineyards.com

Lava Vine Winery 965 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 942-9500, lavavine.com

Lokoya Winery 7600 St. Helena Hwy., Napa (800) 600-6899, lokoya.com

Long Meadow Ranch 738 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-4555, longmeadowranch.com

Louis M. Martini Winery 254 St. Helena Hwy. S., St. Helena (707) 963-2736, louismartini.com

Luna Vineyards 2921 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 255-2474, lunavineyards.com

Madonna Estate 5400 Old Sonoma Rd., Napa (707) 255-8864, madonnaestate.com

Mark Herold Wines 710 First St., Napa (707) 256-3111, markheroldwines.com

Marston Family Vineyard 3600 White Sulphur Springs Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-8490, marstonfamilyvineyard.com

Mason Cellars Oxbow Tasting Room 714 First St., Napa (707) 255-0658, masoncellars.com

Mayacamas Vineyards 1155 Lokoya Rd., Napa (707) 224-4030, mayacamas.com

C O U R T E S Y O F E H L E R S E S TAT E

436 St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena (707) 963-3542, heitzcellar.com

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2530 Las Amigas Rd., Napa (707) 252-0186, mckenziemueller.com

Merryvale 1000 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-2225, merryvale.com

Michael Mondavi Family Estate Taste Gallery 1285 Dealy Ln., Napa (707) 256-2757, michaelmondavifamilyestate.com

Milat Winery 1091 St. Helena Hwy. S., St. Helena (707) 963-0758, milat.com

Miner Family Winery 7850 Silverado Trail, Oakville (800) 366-9463, minerwines.com

Moffett Winery 340 West Ln., Angwin (800) 788-0370, (707) 965-3694, moffettvineyards.com

Monticello Vineyards 4242 Big Ranch Rd., Napa (707) 253-2802, corleyfamilynapavalley.com

Moss Creek Winery

Odette Estate 5998 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 224-7533, odetteestate.com

Olabisi Wines/Trahan Winery 974 Franklin St., Napa (707) 257-7477, olabisiwines.com, trahanwinery.com

Opus One 7900 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville (707) 944-9442, opusonewinery.com

O’Shaughnessy Estate Winery 1150 Friesen Dr., Angwin (707) 965-2898, oshaughnessywinery.com

Orin Swift Tasting Room 1352 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-9197, orinswift.com

Palmaz Vineyards 4029 Hagen Rd., Napa (707) 226-5587, palmazvineyards.com

Paoletti Vineyards 4501 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 942-0689, paolettivineyards.com

Paradigm Winery

6015 Steele Canyon Rd., Napa (707) 252-1295

1277 Dwyer Rd., Oakville (707) 944-1683, paradigmwinery.com

Mount Veeder Winery

Paraduxx Winery

1999 Mt. Veeder Rd., Napa (707) 967-3830, mtveeder.com

7257 Silverado Trail, Napa (866) 367-9943, (707) 945-0890, paraduxx.com

Mumm Napa 8445 Silverado Trail, Rutherford (800) 686-6272, (707) 967-7700, mummnapa.com

Napa Cellars 7481 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville (800) 535-6400, napacellars.com

Newton Vineyard

Patz and Hall

PlumpJack Winery

Raymond Vineyards

Rivera Vineyards

620 Oakville Cross Rd., Oakville (707) 945-1220, plumpjackwinery.com

849 Zinfandel Ln., St. Helena (707) 963-3141, raymondvineyards.com

Soda Canyon Ranch, Napa riveravineyards.org

Pope Valley Winery

Regusci Winery

6613 Pope Valley Rd., Pope Valley (707) 965-1246, popevalleywinery.com

5584 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 254-0403, regusciwinery.com

4038 Big Ranch Rd., Napa (707) 257-7555, robertbialevineyards.com

Revana Family Vineyard

Robert Craig Winery

Prager Winery and Port Works 1281 Lewelling Ln., St. Helena (707) 963-7678, pragerport.com

2930 St. Helena Hwy. N., St. Helena (707) 967-8814, revanawine.com

Pride Mountain Vineyards

Reverie Vineyard and Winery

851 Napa Valley Corporate Way, Ste. A, Napa (707) 265-7700, patzhall.com

4026 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena, (707) 963-4949, pridewines.com

Peju Province Winery

Provenance Vineyards

8466 St. Helena Hwy., Rutherford (800) 446-7358, peju.com

2555 Madrona Ave., St. Helena (707) 963-9000, newtonvineyard.com

Peter Franus Wine Company

Nichelini Family Winery 2950 Sage Canyon Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-0717, nicheliniwinery.com

4660 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 942-4787, phiferpavittwine.com

Nickel and Nickel Vineyards

Philip Togni Vineyard

8164 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville (707) 967-9600, nickelandnickel.com

3780 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena, (707) 963-3731, philiptognivineyard.com

Oakville Ranch Vineyards

Pine Ridge Vineyards

7781 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 944-9665, oakvilleranch.com

5901 Silverado Trail, Napa (800) 575-9777, pineridgevineyards.com

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Copain Wines

(707) 945-0542, franuswine.com

Phifer Pavitt

1695 St. Helena Hwy. S., Rutherford (707) 968-3633, provenancevineyards.com

PureCru 1463 First St., Napa (707) 226-3046, purecruwines.com

Quintessa 1601 Silverado Trail, St. Helena (707) 286-2730, quintessa.com

Quixote Winery 6126 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 944-2659, quixotewinery.com

1520 Diamond Mountain Rd., Calistoga (800) 738-3743, (707) 942-6800, reveriewine.com

Reynolds Family Winery 3266 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 258-2558, reynoldsfamilywinery.com

Rios Wine Company Tasting Room 1307-A Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-1376, rioswine.com

Ripe Peak Winery 4088 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 227-2293

Ritchie Creek Vineyard 4024 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-4661, ritchiecreek.com

Robert Biale Vineyards

625 Imperial Way, Napa (707) 252-2250, robertcraigwine.com

Robert Keenan Winery 3660 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-9177, keenanwinery.com

Robert Mondavi Winery 7801 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville (888) 766-6328, robertmondaviwinery.com

Robert Sinskey Vineyards 6320 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 944-9090, robertsinskey.com

Rocca Family Vineyards 129 Devlin Rd., Napa (707) 257-8467, roccawines.com

Rombauer Vineyards 3522 Silverado Trail, St. Helena (800) 622-2206, rombauer.com

Round Pond Estate Winery 875 Rutherford Rd., Rutherford (707) 302-2575, roundpond.com

C O U R T E S Y O F C O PA I N W I N E S

McKenzie-Mueller Vineyards and Winery

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Rudd Oakville Estate

Schramsberg Vineyards

Silverado Vineyards

Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars

Taste at Oxbow

500 Oakville Cross Rd., Oakville (707) 944-8577, ruddwines.com

1400 Schramsberg Rd., Calistoga (707) 942-4558, schramsberg.com

5766 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 944-2020, cask23.com

RustRidge Ranch and Winery

Schweiger Vineyards

6121 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 257-1770, silveradovineyards.com

Waterstone Winery 708 First St., Napa (707) 265-9600, tasteatoxbow.com

2910 Lower Chiles Valley Rd., St. Helena (707) 965-9353, rustridge.com

4015 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-4882, schweigervineyards.com

Silver Oak Cellars

6150 Silverado Trail, Napa (800) 395-2441, stagsleap.com

The Terraces at Quarry Vineyards

St. Clement Vineyards

1450 Silverado Trail S., St. Helena (707) 963-1707, terraceswine.com

Seavey Vineyard

400 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 942-9581, silverrose.com

1673 St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena (707) 963-0544, rutherfordgrove.com

1310 Conn Valley Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-8339, seaveyvineyard.com

Rutherford Hill Winery

Sequoia Grove

200 Rutherford Hill Rd., Rutherford (707) 963-1871, rutherfordhill.com

8338 St. Helena Hwy., Napa (707) 944-2945, sequoiagrove.com

Rutherford Ranch Winery

840 Meadowood Ln., St. Helena (707) 738-5211, sevenstoneswinery.com

1680 Silverado Trail S., St. Helena (707) 968-3200, rutherfordwine.com

Saddleback Cellars 7802 Money Rd., Oakville (707) 944-1305, saddlebackcellars.com

Saintsbury 1500 Los Carneros Ave., Napa (707) 252-0592, saintsbury.com

Salvestrin Winery 397 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-5105, salvestrinwinery.com

Sawyer Cellars 8350 St. Helena Hwy., Rutherford (707) 963-1980, sawyercellars.com

Seven Stones Winery

Shafer Vineyards 6154 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 944-2877, shafervineyards.com

Sherwin Family Vineyards 4060 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-1154, sherwinfamilyvineyards.com

Signorello Estate 4500 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 255-5990, signorelloestate.com

Silver Rose Winery

Smith-Madrone Vineyards and Winery 4022 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-2283, smithmadrone. com

Somerston Ranch Estate Vineyards and Winery 3450 Sage Canyon Rd., St. Helena (707) 967-8414, somerstonwineco.com

Spottswoode Estate Vineyard and Winery 1902 Madrona Ave., St. Helena (707) 963-0134, spottswoode.com

Spring Mountain Vineyard 2805 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 967-4188, springmountainvineyard.com

Staglin Family Vineyard 1570 Bella Oaks Ln., Rutherford (707) 963-3994, staglinfamily.com

2867 St. Helena Hwy. N., St. Helena (866) 877-5939, stclement.com

Sterling Vineyards 1111 Dunaweal Ln., Calistoga (800) 726-6136, (707) 942-3345, sterlingvineyards.com

Stonehedge Winery Tasting Room

Trefethen Family Vineyards 1160 Oak Knoll Ave., Napa (866) 895-7696, trefethen.com

Tres Sabores Winery 1620 S. Whitehall Ln., St. Helena (707) 967-8027, tressabores.com

Stony Hill Vineyard

3070 St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena (707) 963-1160, trincheronapavalley.com

3331 St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena (707) 963-2636, stonyhillvineyard.com

Storybook Mountain Vineyards 3835 Hwy. 128, Calistoga (707) 942-5310, storybookwines.com

St. Supéry Vineyards and Winery 8440 St. Helena Hwy., Rutherford (707) 963-4507, stsupery.com

Sullivan Vineyards

Summers Estate Wines 1171 Tubbs Ln., Calistoga (707) 942-5508, summerswinery.com

Summit Lake Vineyards and Winery 2000 Summit Lake Dr., Angwin (707) 965-2488, summitlakevineyards.com

Sutter Home Family Vineyards 277 St. Helena Hwy. S., St. Helena (800) 967-4663, sutterhome.com

Swanson Vineyards 1271 Manley Ln., Rutherford (707) 754-4025, swansonvineyards.com

Tamber Bey Vineyards 1234 Adams St., St. Helena (707) 942-2100, tamberbey.com

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3787 Spring Mountain Rd., St. Helena (707) 967-8340, terravalentine.com

1004 Clinton St., Napa (707) 257-1068, stonehedgewinery.com

1090 Galleron Rd., Rutherford (877) 244-7337, (707) 963-9646, sullivanwine.com Ram’s Gate Winery

Terra Valentine

Trinchero Napa Valley

Truchard Vineyards 3234 Old Sonoma Rd., Napa (707) 253-7153, truchardvineyards.com

Tudal Winery 1015 Big Tree Rd., St. Helena (707) 963-3947, tudalwinery.com

Tulocay Winery 1426 Coombsville Rd., Napa (707) 255-4064, tulocay.com

Turnbull Wine Cellars 8210 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville (800) 887-6285, turnbullwines.com

T-Vine Cellars 810 Foothill Blvd., Calistoga (707) 942-1543, tvinecellars.com

Twenty Rows Winery 880 Vallejo St., Napa (800) 620-7697, (707) 265-7750, twentyrows.com

Twomey Cellars 1183 Dunaweal Ln., Calistoga (707) 942-2489, twomeycellars. com

Uncorked at Oxbow 605 First St., Napa (707) 927-5864, uncorked-at-oxbow.com

Van Der Heyden Vineyards 4057 Silverado Trail, Napa (800) 948-9463, (707) 257-0130, vanderheydenvineyards.com

C O U R T E S Y O F R A M ’ S G AT E W I N E R Y

Rutherford Grove Winery & Vineyards

915 Oakville Crossroad, Oakville (707) 942-7022, silveroak.com

Stags’ Leap Winery

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Bella Vineyards and Wine Caves 9711 W. Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 473-9171, bellawinery.com

Benziger Family Winery 1883 London Ranch Rd., Glen Ellen (888) 490-2739, benziger.com

B. R. Cohn Winery 15000 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen (800) 330-4064, brcohn.com

Buena Vista Winery 18000 Old Winery Rd., Sonoma (800) 926-1266, buenavistawinery.com

Canyon Road Winery 19550 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville (707) 857-3417, canyonroadwinery.com

Castello di Amorosa

C. Donatiello Winery (707) 431-4442, cdonatiello.com

Wermuth Winery

Zahtila Vineyards

A. Rafanelli Winery

4708 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 942-9100, vengevineyards.com

3942 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (707) 942-5924

2250 Lake County Hwy., Calistoga (707) 942-9251, zahtilavineyards.com

Vermeil Wines 1255 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 341-3067, vermeilwines.com

1075 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 254-0600, whetstonewinecellars.com

4685 W. Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-1385, arafanelliwinery.com

Viader Napa Valley

Whitehall Lane Winery

1120 Deer Park Rd., Deer Park (707) 963-3816, viader.com

1563 S. St. Helena Hwy., St. Helena (800) 963-9454, (707) 963-9454, whitehalllane.com

Vincent Arroyo Winery 2361 Greenwood Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-6995, vincentarroyo.com

Vine Cliff Winery 7400 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 944-1364, vinecliff.com

Vin Roc Wine Caves 4069 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 265-0943, vinrocnapa.com

Volker Eisele Family Estate 3080 Lower Chiles Valley Rd., St. Helena (707) 965-9485, volkereiselefamilyestate.com

von Strasser Winery 1510 Diamond Mtn. Rd., Calistoga (707) 942-0930, vonstrasser.com

V. Sattui Winery 1111 White Ln., St. Helena (707) 963-7774, vsattui.com

VGS Chateau Potelle 1200 Dowdell Ln., St. Helena (707) 255-9440, vgschateaupotelle.com

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Whetstone Wine Cellars

White Rock Vineyards 1115 Loma Vista Dr., Napa (707) 257-7922, whiterockvineyards.com

William Harrison Vineyards and Winery 1443 Silverado Trail S., St. Helena (707) 963-8310, whwines.com

William Hill Estate Winery

ZD Wines 8383 Silverado Trail, Napa (800) 487-7757, zdwines.com

SONOMA COUNTY Acorn Winery/ Alegría Vineyards 12040 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg (707) 433-6440, acornwinery.com

Adobe Road Winery 481 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 939-9099, adoberoadwines.com

Alderbrook Winery 2306 Magnolia Dr., Healdsburg (800) 405-5987, alderbrook.com

Archipel (at Vérité Estate)

Chalk Hill Estate Vineyards 10300 Chalk Hill Rd., Healdsburg (707) 657-4837, chalkhill.com

Charles Creek Vineyard 483 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 935-3848, charlescreek.com

4611 Thomas Rd., Healdsburg (800) 296-1952, (707) 433-9000, archipelwines.com

Chateau Felice

Arista Winery

Chateau St. Jean

7015 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 473-0606, aristawinery.com

Armida Winery 2201 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-2222, armida.com

Arnot-Roberts 33 Healdsburg Ave., Ste. 1, Healdsburg (707) 433-2400, arnotroberts.com

Arrowood Vineyards and Winery

1761 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (707) 265-3024, williamhillestate.com

Alexander Valley Vineyards 8644 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg (707) 433-7209, avvwine.com

14347 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen (707) 935-2600, arrowoodvineyards.com

Wine Sensory Experience

Amphora Winery

Audelssa Estate Winery

1367 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-1194, winesensoryexperience.com

4791 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 431-7767, amphorawines. com

13750 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 933-8565, audelssa.com

Yates Family Vineyard

Anaba

4723 Redwood Rd., Napa (707) 226-1800, yatesfamilyvineyard.com

60 Bonneau Rd., Sonoma (707) 996-4188, anabawines.com

5700 Occidental Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 568-2455, ballettovineyards.com

Annapolis Winery

Bartholomew Park Winery

26055 Soda Springs Rd., Annapolis (707) 886-5460, annapoliswinery.com

1000 Vineyard Ln., Sonoma (707) 935-9511, bartpark.com

Balletto Vineyards

465 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 836-9011, chateaufelice.com 8555 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (707) 833-4134, chateaustjean. com

Christopher Creek Winery 641 Limerick Ln., Healdsburg (707) 433-2001, christophercreek.com

Cline Cellars 24737 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (707) 940-4030, clinecellars.com

Clos du Bois Winery 19410 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville (800) 222-3189, closdubois.com

Copain Wines 7800 Eastside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 836-8822, copainwines.com

Coturri Winery 6725 Enterprise Rd., Glen Ellen (707) 525-9126, coturriwinery.com

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DaVero

Fisher Vineyards

766 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 431-8000, davero.com

6200 St. Helena Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 539-7511, fishervineyards.com

Davis Bynum 8075 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (866) 442-7547, davisbynum.com

Deerfield Ranch Winery 10200 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (707) 833-5215, deerfieldranch.com

DeLoach Vineyards 1791 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 526-9111, deloachvineyards.com

DeLorimier Winery 2001 Hwy. 128, Geyserville (800) 546-7718, delorimierwinery.com

Deux Amis Winery

Flanagan Vineyards 6860 Serenity Way, Santa Rosa (707) 526-4307, flanaganwines.com

Foppiano Vineyards

Hartford Family Winery

5141 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 431-8886, forchini.com

8075 Martinelli Rd., Forestville (800) 588-0234, hartfordwines.com

Francis Ford Coppola Winery 300 Via Archimedes, Geyserville (707) 857-1471, franciscoppolawinery.com

Fritz Underground Winery

3770 Lambert Bridge Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-1000, drycreekvineyard.com

24691 Dutcher Creek, Cloverdale (800) 418-9463, fritzwinery.com

8757 Green Valley Rd., Sebastopol (707) 829-9463, sebastopolvineyards.com

Dutton-Goldfield Winery 3100 Gravenstein Hwy. N., Sebastopol (707) 823-3887, duttongoldfield.com

Eric Ross Winery 14300 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 939-8525, ericross.com

Everett Ridge Vineyards and Winery 435 W. Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (888) 474-7456, everettridge.com

Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Winery 8761 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-6700, ferrari-carano.com

Field Stone Winery 10075 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg (707) 433-7266, fieldstonewinery.com

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5353 Occidental Rd., Santa Rosa (800) 854-3987, (707) 575-3371, hannawinery.com

Forchini Vineyards and Winery

Dry Creek Vineyard

Dutton Estate

Hanna Winery Russian River Valley

Hanzell Vineyards

Frick Winery

8533 Dry Creek Rd., Geyserville (866) 431-2711, dutchercrossingwinery.com

9280 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg (707) 431-4310, hannawinery.com

12707 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg (707) 433-7272, foppiano.com

602 Limerick Ln., Healdsburg (707) 431-7945, deuxamiswines.com

Dutcher Crossing Winery

Hanna Winery Alexander Valley

23072 Walling Rd., Geyserville (707) 857-1980, frickwinery.com

F. Teldeschi Winery 3555 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-6626, teldeschi.com

Garagiste 439 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 431-8023, garagistehbg.com

Gary Farrell Vineyards and Winery 10701 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 473-2909, garyfarrellwinery.com

Geyser Peak Winery 22281 Chianti Rd., Geyserville (707) 857-2500, geyserpeakwinery.com

GlenLyon Vineyards and Winery 2750 Johns Hill Rd., Glen Ellen (707) 833-0032, glenlyonwinery.com

Gloria Ferrer Caves and Vineyards 23555 Hwy. 121, Sonoma (707) 996-7256, gloriaferrer.com

Grove Street Winery 1451 Grove St., Healdsburg (800) 399-1074, grovestreetwinery.com

Gundlach Bundschu 2000 Denmark St., Sonoma (707) 938-5277, gunbun.com

18596 Lomita Ave., Sonoma (707) 996-3860, hanzell.com

Harvest Moon Estate and Winery 2192 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 573-8711, harvestmoonwinery.com

Hawkes Vineyards and Winery 383 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 938-7620, hawkeswine.com

Haywood Estate Winery 25 E. Napa St., Ste. C, Sonoma (707) 933-3001, haywoodwinery.com

Homewood Winery 23120 Burndale Rd., Sonoma (707) 996-6353, homewoodwinery.com

Hook and Ladder Vineyards and Winery 2134 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 526-2255, hookandladderwinery.com

Hop Kiln Winery 6050 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-6491, hkgwines.com

Imagery Estate Winery 14335 Hwy. 12, Glen Ellen (877) 550-4278, imagerywinery.com

Inman Family Wines 3900 Piner Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 293-9576, inmanfamilywines.com

Inspiration Vineyards and Winery 3360 Coffey Ln., Santa Rosa (707) 237-4980, inspirationvineyards.com

Iron Horse Vineyards 9786 Ross Station Rd., Sebastopol (707) 887-1507, ironhorsevineyards.com

Jacuzzi Family Vineyards

Landmark Vineyards

24724 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (707) 931-7575, jacuzziwines.com

101 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood (707) 833-0053, landmarkwine.com

Jordan Vineyard and Winery 1474 Alexander Valley Rd., Healdsburg (800) 654-1213, jordanwinery.com

Larson Family Winery

Joseph Swan Vineyards

Ledson Winery and Vineyards

2916 Laguna Rd., Forestville (707) 573-3747, swanwinery.com

7335 Hwy. 12, Kenwood (707) 537-3810, ledson.com

J Vineyards and Winery

Leonhardt Vineyards

11447 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg, (707) 431-3646, jwine.com

595 Santana Dr., Cloverdale (310) 310-2534, leonhardtvineyards.com

Keating Wines

Limerick Lane Cellars

23564 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (707) 939-6510, keatingwines.com

1023 Limerick Ln., Healdsburg (707) 433-9211, limericklanewines.com

Keller Estate 5875 Lakeville Hwy., Petaluma (707) 765-2117, kellerestate.com

Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate and Gardens

23355 Millerick Rd., Sonoma (707) 938-3031, larsonfamilywinery.com

Little Vineyards Family Winery 15188 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen (707) 996-2750, littlevineyards.com

Lynmar Estate Winery

5007 Fulton Rd., Fulton (866) 287-9818, kj.com

3909 Frei Rd., Sebastopol (707) 829-3374, lynmarwinery.com

Kenwood Vineyards

MacRostie Winery and Vineyards

9592 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (707) 833-5891, kenwoodvineyards.com

Kokomo Winery 4791 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-0200, kokomowinery.com

Korbel California Champagne 13250 River Rd., Guerneville (707) 824-7000, korbel.com

Kunde Family Estate 9825 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (707) 833-5501, kunde.com

La Crema 235 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (800) 314-1762, lacrema.com

Lake Sonoma Winery 777 Madrone Rd., Glen Ellen (800) 750-9463, lakesonomawinery.com

Lambert Bridge Winery 4085 Dry Creek Rd. W., Healdsburg (707) 431-4661, lambertbridge.com

Lancaster Estate 15001 Chalk Hill Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-8178, lancaster-estate.com

21481 Eighth St. E., Sonoma (707) 996-4480, macrostiewinery.com

Marimar Estate Winery and Vineyards 11400 Graton Rd., Sebastopol (707) 823-4365, marimarestate.com

Martinelli Winery 3360 River Rd., Windsor (800) 346-1627, martinelliwinery.com

Martin Ray Winery 2191 Laguna Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 823-2404, martinraywinery.com

Matanzas Creek Winery 6097 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 528-6464, matanzascreek.com

Mauritson Wines 2859 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 431-0804, mauritsonwines.com

Mazzocco Winery 1400 Lytton Springs Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-3399, mazzocco.com

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Meadowcroft Wines 23574 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (707) 934-4090, meadowcroftwines.com

Medlock Ames 3487 Alexander Valley Rd., Healdsburg (707) 431-8845, medlockames.com

The Meeker Vineyard 21035 Geyserville Rd., Geyserville (707) 431-2148, meekerwine.com

Merriam Vineyards 11650 Los Amigos Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-4034, merriamvineyards.com

Merry Edwards Winery 2959 Gravenstein Highway N., Sebastopol (888) 388-9050, (707) 823-7466, merryedwards.com

Michel-Schlumberger Wines

B Cellars

4155 Wine Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-7427, michelschlumberger.com 602 Limerick Ln., Healdsburg (707) 433-7103, mietzcellars.com

Mill Creek Vineyards and Winery 1401 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 431-2121, millcreekwinery.com

Montemaggiore 2355 Dry Creek Rd. W., Healdsburg (707) 433-9499, montemaggiore.com

Moondance Cellars 14301 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 938-7550, moondancecellars.com

Mounts Family Winery 3901 Wine Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 292-8148, mountswinery.com

Murphy-Goode Winery 20 Matheson St., Healdsburg (800) 499-7644, (707) 431-7644, murphygoodewinery.com

Muscardini Cellars 9380 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (707) 933-9305, muscardinicellars.com

Mutt Lynch Winery 602 Limerick Ln., Healdsburg (707) 942-6180, muttlynchwinery.com

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Nalle Winery

Paul Hobbs Winery

Preston of Dry Creek

Robert Hunter Winery

2383 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-1040, nallewinery.com

3355 Gravenstein Hwy. N., Sebastopol (707) 824-9879, paulhobbswinery.com

9282 W. Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-3372, prestonvineyards.com

15655 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (707) 996-3056, roberthunterwinery.com

Pedroncelli Winery

Quivira Vineyards and Winery

1220 Canyon Rd., Geyserville (800) 836-3894, pedroncelli.com

4900 Dry Creek Rd. W., Healdsburg (707) 431-8333, (800) 292-8339, quivirawine.com

21901 Bonness Rd., Sonoma (888) 939-6903, (707) 939-6903, robledofamilywinery.com

Nicholson Ranch 4200 Napa Rd., Sonoma (707) 938-8822, nicholsonranch.com

Optima Wine Cellars 101 Grant Ave., Healdsburg (707) 431-8222, optimawinery.com

Papapietro Perry 4791 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-0422, papapietro-perry.com

Paradise Ridge Winery 4545 Thomas Lake Harris Dr., Santa Rosa (707) 528-9463, prwinery.com

Partake by K-J 241 Healdsburg Ave. Healdsburg, (707) 433-6000, partakebykj.com

Passalacqua 3805 Lambert Bridge Rd., Healdsburg (877) 825-5547, passalacquawinery.com

Pastori Winery 23189 Geyserville Ave., Cloverdale (707) 857-3418

Peter Cellars 21708 Broadway, Sonoma (707) 400-8344, petercellars.com

Peterson Winery

Ram’s Gate Winery 28700 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (707) 721-8700, ramsgatewinery.com

4791 Dry Creek Rd., Bldg. 7, Healdsburg (707) 431-7568, petersonwinery.com

Ravenswood Winery

Petroni Vineyards

Raymond Burr Vineyards Tasting Room

990 Cavedale Rd., Sonoma (707) 935-8311, petronivineyards.com

Pezzi King Vineyards 412 Hudson St., Healdsburg (866) 473-4309, pezziking.com

Porter Creek Vineyards 8735 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-6321, portercreekvineyards.com

18701 Gehricke Rd., Sonoma (888) 669-4679, (707) 933-2332, ravenswoodwinery.com

8339 Dry Creek Rd. W., Healdsburg (707) 433-4365, raymondburrvineyards.com

Red Car Wine 8400 Graton Rd., Sebastopol (707) 829-8500, redcarwine.com

Ridge Vineyards 650 Lytton Springs Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-7721, ridgewine.com

Robledo Family Winery

Roche Winery and Vineyard 122 West Spain St., Sonoma (800) 825-9475, (707) 935-7115, rochewinery.com

Rochioli Vineyards and Winery 6192 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-2305, rochioliwinery.com

Rodney Strong Vineyards 11455 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg (800) 678-4763, (707) 431-1533 rodneystrong.com

Rued Wines 3850 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-3261, ruedvineyards.com

Russian River Vineyards 5700 Gravenstein Hwy. N., Forestville (707) 887-3344, russianrivervineyards.com

Sable Ridge Vineyards 6320 Jamison Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 542-3138, sableridge.com

COURTESY OF B CELLARS

Mietz Cellars

Sip

55 Front St., Healdsburg (707) 431-1888, sapphirehill.com

Sbragia Family Vineyards 9990 Dry Creek Rd., Geyserville (707) 473-2992, sbragia.com

Schug Carneros Estate Winery 602 Bonneau Rd., Sonoma (800) 966-9365, (707) 939-9363, schugwinery.com

Scribe Winery 2300 Napa Rd., Sonoma (707) 939-1858, scribewinery.com

Sebastiani Vineyards and Winery 389 Fourth St. E., Sonoma (707) 933-3230, sebastiani.com

Sebastopol Vineyards/ Dutton Estate 8757 Green Valley Rd., Sebastopol (707) 829-9463, sebastopolvineyards.com

Seghesio Family Vineyards 700 Grove St., Healdsburg (707) 433-3579, seghesio.com

Selby Tasting Room 215 Center St., Healdsburg (707) 431-1288, selbywinery.com

Sharp Cellars 17560 Norrbom Rd., Sonoma (707) 933-0555, sharpcellars.com

Siduri Winery/ Novy Family Wines 981 Airway Ct., Ste. E and F, Santa Rosa (707) 578-3882, siduri.com, novyfamilywines.com

Silver Oak 24625 Chianti Rd., Geyserville (707) 942-7082, silveroak.com

Simi 16275 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (800) 746-4880, simiwinery.com

Sky Vineyards 4352 Cavedale Rd., Glen Ellen (707) 935-1391, skyvineyards.com

Smothers Winery/ Remick Ridge Vineyards 9575 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (707) 833-1010, smothersbrothers.com/ remick.html

Soda Rock Winery 8015 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg (707) 433-3303, sodarockwinery.com

Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards 4401 Slusser Rd., Windsor (877) 797-3489, (707) 528-1181 sonomacutrer.com

St. Francis Winery and Vineyards 100 Pythian Rd., Santa Rosa (888) 675-9463, stfranciswine.com

Stonestreet Alexander Mountain Estate 7111 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg (800) 355-8008, stonestreetwines.com

Stryker Sonoma Winery 5110 Hwy. 128, Geyserville (800) 433-1944, (707) 433-1944, strykersonoma.com

Stuhlmuller Vineyards 4951 Soda Rock Ln. W., Healdsburg (707) 431-7745, stuhlmullervineyards.com

Suncé Winery and Vineyard 1839 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa (707) 526-9463, suncewinery.com

Taft Street Winery

Twomey Cellars

Vineyard of Pasterick

Wild Hog Vineyard

3000 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (800) 505-4850, twomey.com

3491 Dry Creek Rd. W., Healdsburg (707) 433-4655, pasterickwine.com

30904 Bohan Dillon Rd., Cazadero (707) 847-3687, wildhogvineyard.com

VJB Vineyards and Cellars

Wilson Winery

60 Shaw Ave., Kenwood (707) 833-2300, vjbcellars.com

1960 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (800) 433-4602, wilsonwinery.com

Walt Wines

Yoakim Bridge Vineyards and Winery

2030 Barlow Ln., Sebastopol (800) 334-8238, (707) 823-2049, taftstreetwinery.com

Ty Caton Vineyards

Toad Hollow Vineyards

Unti Vineyards

409-A Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 431-8667, toadhollow.com

4202 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-5590, untivineyards.com

Topel Winery

777 Madrone Rd., Glen Ellen (707) 939-4510, valleyofthemoonwinery.com

25510 River Rd., Cloverdale (707) 894-5166, wattlecreek.com

Vérité Winery

11600 Dunbar Rd., Glen Ellen (800) 816-9463, (707) 939-0708, wellingtonvineyards.com

125 Matheson St., Healdsburg (707) 433-4116, topelwines.com

Trecini Cellars 441 Beaver St., Santa Rosa (707) 525-9400, trecini.com

Trentadue Winery 19170 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville (707) 433-3104, trentadue.com

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Cade Winery

8910 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (707) 938-3224, tycaton.com

Valley of the Moon Winery and Vineyards

4611 Thomas Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-9000, veritewines.com

Viansa Winery 25200 Arnold Dr., Sonoma (800) 995-4740, viansa.com

380 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 933-4440, waltwines.com

Wattle Creek Winery

7209 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (707) 433-8511, yoakimbridge.com

Wellington Vineyards

White Oak Vineyards and Winery 7431 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg (707) 433-8429, whiteoakwinery.com

CEDRIC GLASIER

Sapphire Hill

Relax and Unwind at The Commons: A Wine Bar With an extensive menu featuring over 30 of the ďŹ nest wines from Wine Country oered by the glass, single malt scotches, small batch bourbons, signature hand-crafted cocktails, small bites and shared plates, this full bar at The Meritage Resort and Spa is the ideal place to create a relaxing experience after a day of hard work or play in Napa Valley.

OPEN DAILY

Located in the main lobby of The Meritage Resort and Spa 875 Bordeaux Way Napa, California 94558 707.251.1900

Fall 2013

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Andaz Napa 1450 First St., Napa (707) 687-1234, napa.andaz.hyatt.com

Auberge du Soleil 180 Rutherford Hill Rd., Rutherford (800) 348-5406, (707) 963-1211, aubergedusoleil.com

Bardessono 6526 Yount St., Yountville (877) 932-5333, (707) 204-6000, bardessono.com

Beazley House 1910 First St., Napa (707) 257-1649, beazleyhouse.com

Best Western Plus Elm House Inn 800 California Blvd., Napa (888) 849-1997, (707) 255-1831, bestwestern.com

Best Western Plus Stevenson Manor 1830 Lincoln St., Calistoga (707) 942-1112, stevensonmanor.com

Blackbird Inn 1755 First St., Napa (888) 567-9811, blackbirdinnnapa.com

Bordeaux House 6600 Washington St., Yountville (800) 677-6370, (707) 944-2855, bordeauxhouse.com

Calistoga Ranch 580 Lommel Rd., Calistoga (855) 942-4220, (707) 254-2800, calistogaranch.com

Carlin Cottages 1623 Lake St., Calistoga (800) 734-4624, (707) 942-9102, carlincottages.com

The Carneros Inn 4048 Sonoma Hwy., Napa (888) 400-9000, (707) 299-4900, thecarnerosinn.com

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CasaLana

Hotel Yountville

Napa Winery Inn

Vintage Inn

1316 S. Oak St., Calistoga (877) 968-2665, (707) 942-0615, casalana.com

6462 Washington St., Yountville (888) 944-2885, (707) 967-7900, hotelyountville.com

1998 Trower Ave., Napa (800) 522-8999, (707) 257-7220, napawineryinn.com

6541 Washington St., Yountville (800) 351-1133, (707) 944-1112, vintageinn.com

The Chanric Inn

Indian Springs Resort and Spa 1712 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-4913, indianspringscalistoga.com

North Block Hotel

The Westin Verasa Napa

1805 Foothill Blvd., Calistoga (707) 942-4535, thechanric.com

Chateau De Vie Bed and Breakfast and Vineyards

La Residence

6757 Washington St., Yountville (707) 944-8080, northblockhotel.com

Oak Knoll Inn

3250 Hwy. 128, Calistoga (877) 558-2513, cdvnapavalley.com

4066 Howard Ln., Napa (800) 253-9203, (707) 253-0337, laresidence.com

2200 E. Oak Knoll Ave., Napa (707) 255-2200, oakknollinn.com

Cottages of Napa Valley

Luxe Calistoga

1012 Darms Ln., Napa (707) 252-7810, napacottages.com

1139 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-9797, luxecalistoga.com

6380 Silverado Trail, Napa (707) 944-0646, poetryinn.com

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel and Spa Napa Valley

Meadowood Napa Valley

3600 Broadway St., American Canyon (707) 674-2100, doubletree3.hilton.com

Dr. Wilkinson’s Hot Springs Resort 1507 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-4102, drwilkinson.com

1801 First 1801 First St., Napa (800) 518-0146, (707) 224-3739, 1801first.com

Euro Spa and Inn 1202 Pine St., Calistoga (707) 942-6829, eurospa.com

Harvest Inn 1 Main St., St. Helena (800) 950-8466, (707) 963-9463, harvestinn.com

Hawthorn Inn and Suites 314 Soscol Ave., Napa (800) 527-1133, (707) 226-1878, napavalleyinns.com

Hennessey House Bed and Breakfast 1727 Main St., Napa (707) 226-3774, hennesseyhouse.com

900 Meadowood Ln., St. Helena (707) 963-3646, meadowood.com

The Meritage Resort and Spa 875 Bordeaux Way, Napa (707) 251-1900, themeritageresort.com

Milliken Creek Inn and Spa 1815 Silverado Trail, Napa (800) 835-6112, (707) 255-1197, millikencreekinn.com

Mount View Hotel and Spa 1457 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-6877, mountviewhotel.com

The Napa Inn 1137 Warren St., Napa (800) 435-1144, (707) 257-1444, napainn.com

Napa River Inn 500 Main St., Napa (877) 251-8500, (707) 251-8500, napariverinn.com

Napa Valley Lodge 2230 Madison St., Yountville (888) 944-3545, (707) 944-2468, napavalleylodge.com

Napa Valley Marriott Hotel and Spa 3425 Solano Ave., Napa (707) 253-8600, marriott.com

Poetry Inn

Rancho Caymus 1140 Rutherford Rd., Rutherford (800) 845-1777, ranchocaymus.com

RiverPointe Napa Valley 500 Lincoln Ave., Napa (707) 252-4200, riverpointeresort.com

River Terrace Inn 1600 Soscol Ave., Napa (866) 627-2386, (707) 320-9000, riverterraceinn.com

Silverado Resort and Spa 1600 Atlas Peak Rd., Napa (800) 532-0500, (707) 257-0200, silveradoresort.com

Solage Calistoga 755 Silverado Trail, Calistoga (866) 942-7442, (707) 226-0800, solagecalistoga.com

Southbridge Napa Valley 1020 Main St., St. Helena (707) 967-9400, southbridgenapavalley.com

Villagio Inn and Spa 6481 Washington St., Yountville (800) 351-1133, (707) 944-8877, villagio.com

Vino Bello Resort 865 Bordeaux Way, Napa (888) 732-8232, (707) 251-1900, shellhospitality.com/en/ vino-bello-resort

1314 McKinstry St., Napa (888) 627-7169, westinnapa.com

Wydown Hotel 1424 Main St., St. Helena (707) 963-5100, wydownhotel.com

SONOMA COUNTY Applewood Inn 13555 Highway 116, Guerneville (800) 555-8509, (707) 869-9093, applewoodinn.com

Beltane Ranch 11775 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen (707) 996-6501, beltaneranch.com

Best Western Dry Creek Inn 198 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg (800) 222-5784, (707) 433-0300, drycreekinn.com

Best Western Sonoma Valley Inn 550 Second St. W., Sonoma (800) 334-5784, (707) 938-9200, sonomavalleyinn.com

Best Western Wine Country Inn and Suites 870 Hopper Ave., Santa Rosa (800) 780-7234, (707) 545-9000, winecountryhotel.com

Bodega Bay Lodge 103 Coast Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (888) 875-2250, (707) 875-3525, bodegabaylodge.com

Bungalows 313 313 First St. E., Sonoma (707) 996-8091, bungalows313.com

The Cottage Inn and Spa 310 First St. E., Sonoma (707) 996-0719, cottageinnandspa.com

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MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa 29 E. MacArthur St., Sonoma (800) 722-1866, (707) 938-2929, macarthurplace.com

Madrona Manor 1001 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (800) 258-4003, (707) 433-4231, madronamanor.com

Ramekins Culinary School, Special Events, and Inn 450 W. Spain St., Sonoma (707) 933-0450, ramekins.com

The Sebastopol Inn 6751 Sebastopol Ave., Sebastopol (800) 653-1082, (707) 829-2500, sebastopolinn.com

Sheraton Sonoma County-Petaluma

Auberge du Soleil

745 Baywood Dr., Petaluma (707) 283-2888, (888) 627-8458, sheratonsonoma.com

Sonoma Chalet Cottages and Bed and Breakfast Inn

175 Railroad St., Santa Rosa (707) 573-9000, marriott.com

Duchamp

Fountaingrove Inn 101 Fountaingrove Pkwy., Santa Rosa (800) 222-6101, (707) 578-6101, fountaingroveinn.com

Hilton Garden Inn—Sonoma County Airport 417 Aviation Blvd., Santa Rosa (707) 545-0444, hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com

Inn at Occidental 3657 Church St., Occidental (800) 522-6324, (707) 874-1047, innatoccidental.com

Inn at Sonoma

18935 Fifth St. W., Sonoma (800) 938-3129, (707) 938-3129, sonomachalet.com

Sonoma Coast Villa & Spa 16702 Coast Hwy. 1, Bodega (888) 404-2255, (707) 876-9818, scvilla.com

Gaige House

Hilton Sonoma Wine Country

13540 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (800) 935-0237, (707) 935-0237, gaige.com

3555 Round Barn Blvd., Santa Rosa (800) 445-8667, (707) 523-7555, hiltonsonomahotel.com

Geyserville Inn

Hotel Healdsburg

21714 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville (877) 857-4343, (707) 857-4343, geyservilleinn.com

25 Matheson St., Healdsburg (707) 431-2800, hotelhealdsburg.com

Glen Ellen Inn Secret Cottages 13670 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 996-1174, glenelleninn.com

308 Wilson St., Santa Rosa (800) 527-6738, (707) 579-3200, hotellarose.com

Healdsburg Inn on the Plaza

Hotel Les Mars

100 Boyes Blvd., Sonoma (866) 540-4499, (707) 938-9000, fairmont.com/sonoma

112 Matheson St., Healdsburg (800) 431-8663, (707) 433-6991, healdsburginn.com

27 North St., Healdsburg (707) 433-4211, hotellesmars.com

10400 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood (800) 353-6966, (707) 833-1293, kenwoodinn.com

H2hotel

Ledson Hotel

Farmhouse Inn and Restaurant

Hidden Oak Bed & Breakfast Inn

219 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (707) 431-2202, h2hotel.com

480 First St. E., Sonoma (707) 996-9779, ledsonhotel.com

1880 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga (707) 942-0991, thesunburstcalistoga.com

214 E. Napa St., Sonoma (707) 996-9863, hiddenoakinn.com

Hyatt Vineyard Creek Hotel & Spa

The Lodge at Sonoma

Swiss Hotel

421 Foss St., Healdsburg (707) 431-1300, (800) 431-9341, duchamphotel.com

El Dorado Hotel 405 First St. W., Sonoma (707) 996-3030, eldoradosonoma.com

El Pueblo Inn 896 W. Napa St., Sonoma (800) 900-8844, (707) 996-3651, elpuebloinn.com

The Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa

7871 River Rd., Forestville (800) 464-6642, (707) 887-3300, farmhouseinn.com

Flamingo Conference Resort and Spa 2777 Fourth St., Santa Rosa (800) 848-8300, (707) 545-8530, flamingoresort.com

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Hotel La Rose

170 Railroad St., Santa Rosa (707) 284-1234, vineyardcreek.hyatt.com

630 Broadway, Sonoma (888) 568-9818, (707) 939-1340, innatsonoma.com

The Inn at the Tides 800 Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (800) 541-7788, (707) 875-2751, innatthetides.com

Jack London Lodge 13740 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen (707) 938-8510, jacklondonlodge.com

Kenwood Inn and Spa

1325 Broadway, Sonoma (866) 263-0758, (707) 935-6600, thelodgeatsonoma.com

Sonoma Creek Inn 239 Boyes Blvd., Sonoma (888) 712-1289, (707) 939-9463, sonomacreekinn.com

The Sonoma Hotel 110 W. Spain St., Sonoma (800) 468-6016, (707) 996-2996, sonomahotel.com

Sonoma’s Best Guest Cottages 1190 E. Napa St., Sonoma (800) 291-8962, (707) 933-0340, sonomasbestcottages.com

The Sunburst Hotel

18 W. Spain St., Sonoma (707) 938-2884, swisshotelsonoma.com

Vintners Inn 4350 Barnes Rd., Santa Rosa (800) 421-2584, (707) 575-7350, vintnersinn.com

TRINETTE REED

Courtyard by Marriott Santa Rosa

Be winemaker for the day at our

BOTTLE BLENDING DAY CAMP

BLEND AT OUR NAPA WINERY

BLEND AT HOME

BLEND WITH COMPANY

Create your own personal cuvee from 4 different barrel samples Bottle, cork, and label your wine to take with you 24-hour advance notice is required Visit our tasting room on Napa’s scenic Silverado Trail, open daily from 10–4 Can accomodate parties of 1 to 100 www.juddshill.com | (707) 255-2332

BLUESTONE MAIN Home Furnishings & Accessories

Located in picturesque downtown Petaluma… www.bluestonemain.com 120 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma • (707) 765-2024 Hours: Mon–Sat 11:00am–5:00pm Sun 12:00–5:00pm

www.paulkelleyarchitecture.com 707.257.1148 Wineries | Residential | Commercial

Rivera Vineyards was born out of our passion for fine handcrafted wine and an enduring commitment to philanthropy. We invite you to enjoy our wines with the knowledge that proceeds from vineyard sales go directly to Bay Area service organizations helping to create a better life for those in need.

K AREN CULLER, WINEMAKER / STE VEN & MARILYN RIVERA, PROPRIE TORS

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30 years ago we purchased a small Rutherford Vineyard and founded Peju Province Winery. Today we are still a family-owned estate winery with daughters Ariana and Lisa now farming our vineyards and ensuring the quality of our wines. We invite you to discover a garden oasis in the heart of the Napa Valley and to experience our family hospitality.

Peju Province Winery

800.446.7358 | peju.com | Open Daily 10-6 8466 St. Helena Hwy | Rutherford, CA 94573

Tony Peju

With over 30 years of wine making experience and more than 1000 awards to his name, Mitch Cosentino has teamed up with his three wine-loving friends to launch the much anticipated NAPA VALLEY. Join us at our new Downtown Napa location and experience our unique, limited production wines!

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FINE JEWELERS INC.

3341 Solano Ave. (Redwood Plaza), Napa (707) 252-8131 www.cbyjewelers.com

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Final Twist

COURTESY OF ROBERT MONDAVI WINERY

— A toast to Robert Mondavi. This year marks what would have been the pioneering vintner’s 100th birthday.

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