Featured Wineries
Our hand-picked selection of some of our favorite wineries in Sonoma County. While many wineries are not open for tasting room visits at this time, that doesn't mean you can't still enjoy their beautiful wines. We recommend you check out their online wine shops to see what they can ship straight to your front door!
VJB Vineyard & Cellars
For so many Italian families, traditions are important. For the Belmonte family, the owners of VJB Cellars, that’s most certainly true, and it’s those treasured traditions combined with the relaxed California lifestyle they’ve come to love that they share with guests to their winery since 2003.
Wellington Cellars
Founded by Henry and Vittorio Belmonte, Wellington Cellars is a winery where the passion for creating fine wines can be seen and tasted with each handcrafted bottle of wine.
Foppiano Vineyards
Founded in 1896 by Giovanni Foppiano, Foppiano Vineyards is one of Sonoma County’s oldest continually-operated, family-owned wineries. Their family has supplied northern California with wine for over a century, surviving Prohibition in the 1920s by selling home winemaking kits. Five generations later we believe that through the strength of our family, community and a commitment to quality, our traditions can be maintained and thrive.
Auteur Wines
We welcome you for an exclusive journey of our premium, small lot wines made locally in our town of Sonoma. Creating intense and expressive Pinot Noir and Chardonnay farmed from exceptional vineyards, each wine is carefully crafted to capture the vintage while paying respect to their provenance.
Notre Vue Estate Winery & Vineyards
Located in Sonoma County, this 710 acre estate boasts many diverse micro climates, including rare soil and slope combinations. The sustainably grown vineyards benefit from these distinct climates and terroirs, resulting in a long-standing tradition of growing ultra-premium grapes for their own labels, as well as many other top-tier producers.
Italics Winegrowers
As winegrowers, we chose the name because our belief is that the best wines are a revelation of place. A place that can be as small as a vineyard block or as large as an entire AVA. If that place has something to say − a nuance you can appreciate − Italics will go to great lengths to draw it out.
