Wine Country Wineries

Pack a picnic for your trip, and enjoy lunch in De La Montanya Winery's beautiful garden while you sample their 1812 Vinfandel. A bocce ball court, horseshoes, and apple trees are all part of the outdoor charm, and there is an outdoor kitchen and patio pe

Walk past hundreds of wine barrels on your way to the tasting space inside the wine cave. The accommodating staff will provide friendly service and a wonderful experience.

Soak in the extravagance of an Italian motif as you explore the caves and taste wine straight from the barrels. Delight your taste buds with snacks and charcuterie before choosing a bottle to take home with you.

This unique vineyard offers so many exciting events you won’t be able to choose just one. From participating in the excesses of the 17th century French royal court, to a picnic with paired wines, to barrel tasting, this venue is a must experience.

Carefully selecting blocks of vineyard, and harvesting, fermenting, barreling and aging separately, deLorimier wines bring to reality a vision of unparalleled complexity and quality.

With a passion for pinot noirs, this small winery offers visits and tours of the vineyard by appointment but does not have a public tasting room.

This unassuming winery features an excellent zinfandel and offers barrel tastings. Call ahead to make an appointment.

This tasting room is in a little complex off the Carson exit on 50. Nice and simple, DiVittorio is worth going to, even without the traditional rustic views, for their many varietals and ports.

Sip on Domaine Saint George and taste the warm sunny days of Sonoma County.

These family artisans take the responsibility of winemaking very seriously. This little independent winery values quality above all else.

Tastings are offered by appointment only, so be sure to book ahead to sample the rich flavors of their Slaughterhouse and Duchamp Estate syrah wines. Owner Pat Lenz's compelling fiberglass sculptures, including a bust of namesake Marcel Duchamp, make a te