Indulge in estate grown Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Riesling wines from this storied Spring Mountain winery. Location: St. Helena
Enjoy hand-crafted wines from single-vineyards at the historic 25-acre property. Location: Calistoga
This downtown Calistoga tasting room and mercantile welcomes visitors daily for indoor and outdoor tastings of Picayune’s small-lot wines. Location: Calistoga
Sonoma County is known for its bucolic hills and quiet river valleys, so it’s not surprising that its many wineries maintain a relaxed, family vibe, regardless of how big or small. From Sonoma Valley to the Russian River Valley and beyond, we’ve selected just a few small producers to seek out, starting in Healdsburg and heading south:
Relaxed tasting experiences and Burgundian varietals take center stage at this estate winery in the Russian River Valley. Location: Healdsburg
This woman-owned winery offers wine tastings and hikes at its historic Warnecke Ranch & Vineyard in the Alexander Valley. Location: Healdsburg
This longstanding Dry Creek winery specializes in small, exceptional wines made from Zinfandel, Cabernet, and Merlot grapes. Expect a casual tasting amidst the picturesque setting. Location: Healdsburg
Since 1995, this Dry Creek Valley winery has been making wine using sustainable farming practices. Visit to try their unique handcrafted wines, from sparkling wines to Pinot Noir and Zinfandel, in a relaxed setting. Location: Healdsburg
Wine and food go hand-in-hand at this picturesque winery focused on sustainable viticulture. Location: Windsor
Wine and food go hand-in-hand at this picturesque winery focused on sustainable viticulture. Location: Windsor
Nestled in the Russian River, Freeman Winery enchants with its subterranean cave and cool-climate wines, particularly Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Location: Sebastopol