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Artesa Vineyards & Wineryhe Convergence O Architecture, Art And Wine

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Beringer VineyardsHistoric Past And World-Class Wines

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Rodney Strong Vineyardsour A Winery Within A Winerypage 46

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Here in the heart o theValley o the Mo on,

the regions eponymous

winery is abuzz with all

sorts o un summertime

action. Between touring,

t a s t i n g , s h o p p i n g a n d

picnicking, visitors can

easily make a memorable

aternoon o a vis it to

the Valley o the Moon

Winery in Glen Ellen.

his histor ic winery

has been in operat ion

longer than any other

winer y in th e Glen Ellen

area. he stone structures

on the property, dating

b a c k t o 1 8 6 3 , h a v e

been gent ly preserved

e v e n a s t h e w i n e r y has been turned into a

m o d e r n , s t a t e - o - t h e -

art production acility.Visitors can see the best

o b o t h o l d a n d n e w

d u r i n g c o m p l i m e n t a r y winery tours oered twice

daily (10:30am and 2pm)

at the winery. h e l a r g e , a i r y a n d

bright tasting room at

Va l l e y o th e Mo on i swhere wine tasters and

shoppers alike will ind

plenty to explore. h ewinery o ers two tasting

options: or $5, sample

i v e w i n e s r o m t h e i r

regular list, including thePinot Blanc and other

perennial avorites; or

$10, try ive wines romthe reserve menu which

e a t u r e s t h e l a g s h i p

C u v e e d e l a L u n aBordeaux blend and other

wines available only in

the tasting room. Visitorscan now add a deli plate

complete with cheeses,

crackers, dried ruit, nutsand chocolate to a tasting

or an additional $10.

Va l l ey o the Moonstasting room is the kind

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Play among the stars at...

Valley Of The Moon Winery


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RASgalleries, located at 6540 Washington

Street in Yountville, Napa Valley, has

showcased hundreds o American glass artists

and painters over the past twenty-two years

and now presents new work by Jack Storms,

one o only three optic cold glass sculptors in

the world. he show, Bella Vino, begins Friday,

July 13, 2012, with an artist reception rom 6-8

p.m., and theres a second chance to meet Jack

Storms on Saturday, July 14, 2012 rom 2-4 p.m.

RASgalleries owner, Ronda Schaer, said, Jack

Storms sculptures are pristine and beautiul in

their simplicity yet intriguing and ascinating

in their complexity. You cant take your eyes

o them. Featuring exclusive wine-themed

sculptures by this amazing artist, the show

will highlight wine bottles, wine glasses, and

Champagne lutes, along with various other

orms or which Jack Storms is widely known.

His work radiates a spectrum o colors with a

power that mesmerizes. he core o each piece

seems to move and change as overhead lights

dim or an observer shits position.

It takes ten weeks or more or Storms

to complete a sculpture. he process is

demanding, requiring painstaking construction

o a core o dichroic ilm on glass. Each piece is

cut, polished, and laminated, layer ater layer

arranged in patterns to achieve the geometric

rainbows that resonate within each sculpture.

he core is then sheathed in ine lead crystal.

Storms draws inspiration rom both

his heart and science, using the theory

o Fibonacci in each lead crystal sculpture.

Fibonacci, as a great mathematician,articulated that math is natural in nature,

rom the uniormity and repetition o petals in

a lower to the scales o a pineapples skin.

Utilizing the Fibonacci heory, my work

has the ability to be visually spectacular at

one angle and then show the simplicity o

orm, pattern and structure at another, said

Storms. he principle is also responsible orbeing a bridge rom a technical medium to a

more natural reception, giving the sense that

my work is created and not manuactured.

he work planned or RASgalleries Bella

Vino show in July is dear to Jack Storms heart

because the orms originate rom a concept

he was told would never work. Storms wasconvinced he could shape glass on a lathe so he

designed then created a lathe that would prove

the doubters wrong. he irst works rom this

lathe were wine themed.

It seemed very natural to me. he shapes

and colors in the inished sculptures or the

show emphasize the energy between the love

o wine and art. Each o the ten new pieces

reracts light, relects, and casts colored

shadow. I hope that my work brings a sense o

ascination and wonder that is enduring.

RASgalleries represents this accomplished

artist year-round. Bella Vino is a highly

anticipated show o exclusive beverage and

wine-themed sculpture. Opening on July 13,2012 with new works continuing to arrive

through August 31, 2012 the public is invited

to attend the artist reception July 13 rom 6-8

p.m. or visit RASgalleries at 6540 Washington

Street, Yountville, Napa Valley, rom 10- 5 daily,

uesdays by appointment. Please call (707) 944-

9211 or inormation or www.rasgalleries.com.

RASgalleries Presents. . .

Bella Vino


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Wine Country activitiesdirectory INSIDE:The Wine Country ofers great wine tasting but thatisnt all. Dont miss these exciting experiences>>

EXPLORE AND

DISCOVERWine Country is lledwith an endless varietyo activities. While, wineTasting is at the top oeveryones list, there aremany ways to keep youbusy on your next trip tothe area.

Fitness ans will nd someo the best bicycling,hiking, and water sportsin the nation. I you areinterested in honingyour cullinary skills,cooking schools abound.For those looking or a

new perspective on thearea, consider one o themany aerial excursioncompanies including hotair balloon companiesand glider services.Familes will enjoy touroerings as well asnatural wonders like Old

Faithul Geyser.Wine Country certainlybegins with wine but itdoesnt end there. Theideal climate and beautyo the area means thatall kinds o activities areavailable to those willing

to explore them.

RECREATE

Just like wine tasting, when it comesto recreating in the Wine Country,

recreational favors abound. Gol,bicycling, hiking, aerial adventures,and water sports are all available toexperience. Why not experience thewilder side o Northern Caliornias WineCountry.


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Aerial Excursions

Crazy Creek Air Adventures

Glider rides showcase colorful rural vistas and vineyards, the largest

fresh water lake in California, geothermal steam clouds producedby nearby geysers, and even the remnants of an ancient volcano.Post Office Box 575, Middletown; 707-987-9293.

Napa Valley BalloonsUltimate sightseeing experience over the Napa Valley. Sparklingwine landing celebration. Morning launch 7 days per week,weather permitting. Post Office Box 2860, Yountville; 800-253-2224, 707-944-0228.

Bicycle RentalsNapa Valley Bike ToursSonoma Valley Bike Tours

Bike and kayak rentals, one-day guided tours, and all-inclusivevacation packages since 1987. Tour the Wine Country in a way yousimply cant experience by car. Special connections let you visitwineries and sample wines youd otherwise miss. Bicycle insidethe vineyards or on country roads. New, high-end bicycles everyyear ensure a great experience. 707-944-2953, 707-996-2453;

napavalleybiketours.com, sonomavalleybiketours.com.Wine Country Bikes

Will deliver the whole rental kit right to your door. 61 Front StreetHealdsburg; 707-473-0610.

Outdoor Adventure

Rivers Edge Kayak & Canoe TripsLaunching from Healdsburg, all of thetrips offer beautiful places to swim,fish, and picnic, and an abundance ofamazing wildlife to enjoy such as turtles,osprey, otters, wild ducks, 3 types ofherons, deer, fish, and eagle. Call 707-433-7247 or visit 308-2028 or visitriversedgekayakandcanoe.com.

Sustainable Tour Program Kunde

Kunde Winery is in the heart of Sonoma

Valley. Walk the property with eitherFourth-Generation Winegrower, Jeff Kunde,or Sonoma Valley docent, Bill Myers, bothof whom have tremendous experienceand passion for environmental education.Designed for outdoor and wine enthusiasts,hikes are moderately strenuous and takeguests from the Sonoma Valley floor up1,400 feet into the Mayacamas Mountainrange. Call 707-833-5501, or visit kunde.com.

Sonoma Canopy Tours

Just outside Occidental, enjoy a unique zipline course thatfeatures a zipline that is over 800 feet long. Walk sky bridgeshigh in the air. Marvel at panoramic forest views and deep

ravines. Discover the world-famous California CoastalRedwoods in a way you never imagined. Sonoma CanopyTours. Its high adventure thats green, family-friendly andeducational. 888-494-7868 or visit sonomacanopytours.com.

Napa Guided Riber Boat Cruise

Enjoy an in-depth, insider tour of the Napa River andeverything that is connected to it. All cruises are aboard anElectra Craft electric boat, which comfortably seats up to 11passengers. Seating is limousine-style and the wrap-around

windows provide panoramic views from every seat. Call 707-224-9080 or visit napavalleyadventuretours.com.

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Northwood Golf Club9 holes; public; 3966-5786 yards; par 64-72. Food & beverageservice; deck. 19400 Hwy 116, Monte Rio; 707-865-1116.

Eagle Vines Golf Club18 holes; public; 5652-7283 yards; par 72. Practice range; food& beverage service. 580 South Kelly Road, Napa; 707-257-4470.

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Exploring The WineCountry More Fully

TheWine Country is best known orwhat else?wine tasting. But visitors

quickly learn that the regions incredible

climate and geography are also conducive

to many other leisure activities. hese range

rom athletic endeavors like bicycling and

hiking to shopping and culinary adventures.

Here are a ew activities to consider or

beore and ater wine tasting, and or those

days when your exhausted taste buds say a

change o pace is in order.

Visit winecountr yguide.

com or requent updates.

Exquisite Spa

Treatments Enhance

Your Wine Country

Experience in Napa

and Sonoma

For visitors to the Napa

Valley, its easy to orget that this world-

amous wine growing region was amous

or its hot springs beore it was amous orwine. For nearly 150 years, the tiny town o

Calistoga at the northern end o the Valley

has been a magnet or visitors seeking relie

and relaxation in its volcanic muds warmed

by geothermal waters.

oday mud baths remain a popular option on

a broad menu o modern treatments oeredby Calistoga spas like Golden Haven Hot

Springs Spa & Resort. At Golden Haven,

couples enjoy Calistoga mud baths in private

treatment rooms. Tis one-hour detoxiying

and rejuvenating spa treatment includes the

mud bath, hot springs Jacuzzi, and blanket

wrap. Golden Havens mud bath was recently

selected as the avorite mud bath experience

o all the Napa Valley spas.

Calistogas Golden Haven Hot Springs Spa

also eatures soothing massages, luxuriousherbal acials, and detoxiying European

Body Wraps. Couples spa packages combine

the Calistoga mud bath experience along

with a massage and/or acial at savings over

individual treatment prices. Couples spa

treatments make Golden Haven an excellent

romantic spa getaway, and special spa

packages oer some excellent values. Go orthe day or stay or the night in one o Golden

Havens recently remodeled rooms.

On the Sonoma side o the MayacamusMountains that separate the Napa and

Sonoma wine countries, the Osmosis Day

Spa Sanctuary is one o the more unusualo the many spa options available. Osmosis is

home to the only cedar enzyme bath in North

America.

Cozy wooden tubs are lled with a ragrantblend o nely ground cedar, rice bran, and

plant enzymes imported rom Japan. Tese

ingredients heat naturally, by ermentation, a

ragrant blend o cedar, rice bran, and plant

enzymes creating biologically generated

warmth that mimics the bodys natural

metabolic process.

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The Advantages ofLimousine Touring

It seems everywhere you look

in the Wine Country these daysa sleek stretched limousine is

gliding graceully into view.

Tink these are all lled with

movie stars, business tycoons,

and splurge spenders? Well,

think again.

Its your vacation, so take a

break rom reading maps, makingappointments and designating a

driver and treat yoursel to Beau

Wine ours daily group tour. For

just $99 per person, enjoy the

ultimate wine tasting tour complete with

a riendly, knowledgeable tour guide and a

luxurious, climate-controlled vehicle.

Beau Wine ours will provide door-to-door service rom any Napa or Yountville

hotel. Simply hop in and enjoy complimen-

tary champagne as you meet new riends

and discover our boutique wineries. At one

o the stops youll enjoy a gourmet amily-

style lunch provided by Te Girl & Te Fig

restaurant.

For reservations and inormation contact BeauWine ours & Limousine Service at (800) 387-

2328 or online at www.beauwinetours.com.

Soar Above The Wine CountryIn A Hot Air Balloon Or Glider

heres something special about lying over

Northern Caliornias Wine Country in ahot air balloon or glider. he air is clear, the

sun shines brighter and a calming sense o

solitude envelops you.

A leading hot air balloon company services

serves the Napa Valley. Napa Valley Balloons

lies over the southern Valley with launches

near Yountville, south o St. Helena. While

every light is unique, the usual adventure

consists o a one-hour light ollowed by

breakast on the

ground complete with

sparkling wine.

Just north o the Napa

Valley in Lake County,

Crazy Creek AirAdventures has been

introducing people

to soaring or over 40

years. heir modern

gliders accommodate

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speed. Te A2B is a power-assisted

bicycle, but its denitely not your

grandathers moped. Named to ime

magazines Green Design 100 list, the

A2B sports modern, state-o-the-artengineering and technology rom the

wheels up. A lithium-ion battery pow-

ers this sleek electric cycle or up to 20

miles at its maximum speed o 20 mph.

Applying pedal power or a little extra

oomph on uphill stretches, or just or

the un o it, extends the range. You can

rent the A2B or touring on your ownor as part o daily group tours at Napa

Valley Bike ours in Yountville. No li-

cense required.

Napa Valley Bike ours, 6795 Washington

Street, Bldg. B, Yountville; 707-944-2953; www.

napavalleybiketours.com.

Visit Old Faithful Geyser NearCalistoga To See Fainting Goats

About every 30 minutes, visitors to the Old

Faithul Geyser o Caliornia are treated to an

eruption o steam and scalding water spray-

ing 60 to 100 eet in the air. Tere are only

two other old aithul geysers in the world

that have earned the title due to their regu-

lar eruptions. Tis geyser has also proven

itsel to be a good predictor o earthquakes.

When the geysers show is delayed or dimin-

ished, an earthquake is likely within the nextcouple o weeks in the 500 miles surrounding

the geyser. Te grounds surrounding the gey-

ser eature a large picnic area where visitors

are encouraged to bring their own lunches.

Tere are also a snack bar and a git shop on

the property. Old Faithul Geyser makes or

a wonderul amily outing and eatures

a petting zoo that includes the amous

ennessee Fainting Goats, Jacobs Four-

Horn Sheep, and Guard Llamas.

Old Faithul Geyser o Caliornia is open

every day including holidays. Hours are

9 AM - 6 PM (til 5 PM in winter). 1299

ubbs Lane, Calistoga; 707-942-6463;

www.oldaithulgeyser.com.

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The Napa Valley is generally regarded

as Americas most amous and most

prestigious wine producing region. Exceptduring peak traic times, it is an easy hours

drive to the northeast rom San Franciscoor to the southwest rom Sacramento. he

Valley runs approximately north-south or

some 30 miles. Its width ranges rom about

a mile at its northern end to about ive miles

at its widest point near its southern end. It

is ramed by the Mayacamas Mountains onits western and northern sides, by the Vaca

Mountains to the east, and by San Pablo Bay

to the south.

From north to south, the principal towns

o the Napa Valley are Calistoga, St. Helena,

Yountville, and the town o Napa. BetweenSt. Helena and Yountville, the hamlets o

Rutherord and Oakville are important

grape growing and winemaking centers.

South o the town o Napa, AmericanCanyon is signiicant as a commercial

center and as the second largest town inNapa County (ater the town o Napa). he

Napa Valley is home to over 400 wineries,

some o the best restaurants in the United

States, world-class spas, and many other

amenities.

hanks in part to an abundance onatural beauty, and in part to stringent

eorts to preserve both the beauty and

the agricultural heritage o the region, the

Napa Valley remains largely unspoiled by

its success and notoriety as a wine tourism

destination. It is worthy o as much timeon your itinerary as you can devote. Count

Our suggestions on where to taste, where to eat, and what to do

Napa Valley


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Top Picks For Wine TastingArtesa Vineyards & Winer y, 1345

Henry Road, Napa; 888-679-9463. Among

the most dramatic and beautiul wineries in

the world, Artesa is built upon a Carneros

hillside with views to San Francisco. hewines here are exquisite. Ask about the

special wine and ood pairings.

Beaulieu Vineyard, 1960 St. HelenaHwy South, Rutherord; 800-264-6918. I

you think you know the BV brand, think

again. Founded by Napa Valley pioneer

Georges Latour in 1900, Beaulieu Vineyard

is an integral part o the Valleys history andmakes wines or every palate and budget.

Beringer Vineyards, 2000 Main Street,St. Helena; 707-963-8989. On the Register o

National Historic Places, this breathtaking

winery oers among the best tours and

tasting experiences in the Valley. Ater your

tour, sit on the Rhine House wrap-around

porch and sip through a light o reservewines.

Black Stallion Winery, 4089 Silveradorail, Napa; 800-200-9756. Located on a

picturesque stretch o the Silverado rail,

the Black Stallion estate recalls the rustic

charm o early Caliornia. he estate

property is ramed by century-old olive trees

and landscaped with natural grasses andMediterranean plants.

Etude Wines, 1250 Cuttings WharRoad, Napa; 707-257-5300. Etude means

study in French, and this winery is a study

in the crating o Pinot Noir. Enjoy lights

highlighting dierent interpretations o this

notoriously challenging-to-make wine at the

tasting bar or on the patio.Grgich Hills Estate, 1829 St. Helena

Hwy, Rutherord; 707-965-2784. Vintner

Hall o Fame inductee and asting o

Paris winner Mike Grgich, now well into

his eighties, continues to nurture his six

dierent wine varietals as i they were his

children. Chardonnay is the air-haired


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Napa Valley Balloons, 800-253-2224,707-944-0228; napavalleyballoons.com.

Ultimate sightseeing experience over the

southern Napa Valley. Sparkling wine

landing celebration. Morning launch 7 days

per week, weather permitting.

Napa Valley Bike Tours, 6795 WashingtonStreet, Bldg. B, Yountville; 707-531-7708.

Complete cycling vacations, guided tours,

sel-guided tours, bicycle rentals. Wine

purchase pickup service.

Old Faithful Geyser of California, 1299ubbs Lane, Calistoga; 707-942-6463. One o

only three old aithul geysers in the world,

and home o the amous ainting goats.Shopping

RASgalleries, 6540 Washington Street,Yountville; 707-944- 9211. Specializes in

American Art Glass and represents over 200

artists.

Napa Premium Outlets, 629 FactoryStores Drive, Napa; 707-226-9876. Over

50 designer and name brand stores in anupscale shopping mall.

Napa Valley Wine Hardware, 659 MainStreet, St. Helena; 866-611-9463. Unique

wine accessories, wine racks and cabinets,

wine books, corkscrews, etc.

St. Helena Wine Merchants, 699 St.Helena Hwy, St. Helena; 800-729-9463.

Specialty wine shop oering the bestwines o Napa Valley, including many older

vintages. Nationwide service.

Spas

Golden Haven Hot Springs, 1713 LakeStreet, Calistoga; 707-942-8000. Calistoga

hot springs mineral water and rejuvenating

spa treatments, including mud baths or

couples.

Massage Envy Spa, 3365 Solano Avenue,Napa; 707-255-8000. herapeutic massage

and skin nourishing acial treatments.

Visit massageenvy.com or our other Wine

Country locations.

Mountview Spa, 1457 Lincoln Avenue,Calistoga; 800-816-6877. A perect place to

1030 Main Street in historic downtown Napa707.226.7372lNVOH.ORG

ERTHs Dinosaur Petting

Zoo - Thurs, July 5, 7pm& Fri, July 6, noon

Arturo SandovalFri, July 6, 8pm

Bill Frisell & Friends: AllWe Are Saying - themusic of John LennonSun, July 8, 7pm

BAM PercussionTues, July 17, noon

Michael FeinsteinFri, July 13, 8pm

Sing-along Sound of MusicSat, July 14, 7pm

Cafe Theatre Comedy:Jeff ApplebaumThurs, July 19, 7:30pm

Charlie MusselwhiteFri, July 20, 8pm

Leo KottkeWed, July 25, 8pm

John PizzarelliFri, July 27, 8pm

Lamplighters: The MikadoAugust 4 & 5

Ottmar LiebertWed, Aug 1, 8pm

Terence BlanchardThurs, Aug 9, 8pm

Jane MonheitFri, Aug 10, 8pm

Benny GreenSat, Aug 18, 8pm

HapaThurs, Aug 23, 8pm

Colin Mochrie & Brad

Sherwood:Two Man GroupSat, Aug 25, 8pm

Cafe Cabaret withRichard GlazierSun, Aug 26, 4pm

James CottonFri, Aug 31, 8pm

More: NVOH.org

Arturo Sandoval

Sing-alongSound of Music

Michael Feinstein

Hapa

JaneMonheit

John Pizzarelli


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dining room or lovely garden courtyard.

Lunch, dinner.

Cindys Backstreet Kitchen, 1327Railroad Ave, St. Helena, 707-963-1200.

his upscale eatery has become a beloved

destination or locals and visitors alike.

It eatures a menu o delicious, cooked-rom-scratch cuisine created rom quality

ingredients.

Cook St. Helena, 1310 Main St., St.Helena; 707-963-7088. Dont be ooled by

the plain storeront o this locals hangout.

Te excellent Italian are makes this a great

complement to a day o wine tasting.

Cuve, 1650 Soscol Ave., Napa; 707-224-2330. Adjacent to the River errace

Inn, Cuvee has compiled a menu o new

American avorites that includes braised

shortribs, pan roasted chicken and resh sh

and seaood.

toile, 1 Caliornia Drive, Yountville; 707-944-2892. Etoile bills itsel as the only ne

dining restaurant within a winery in NapaValley. It prides itsel on epitomizing the

very best that wine country dining has to

oer.

Farm, 4048 Sonoma Hwy.. Napa; 707-299-4880. his restaurant prides itsel on

preparing ood that accompanies win e

and a passion or experimentation. Most

ingredients come rom within 150-miles oCarneros .

French Laundry, The; 6640 WashingtonSt., Yountville; 707-944-2380. I you didnt

make a reservation two months ago you

are not eating here today, this week, or even

this month. But no list o Wine Country

restaurants is complete without it. 3 Stars,

Michelin Guide, 2011. Gotts Roadside Tray Gourmet, 933

Main St. between Charter Oak & Pope, St.

Helena, 707-963-3486; also at 644 First Street

(at Oxbow Public Market), Napa, 707-224-

6900. Inormal, gourmet roadside diner

with memorable Ahi sandwiches and low

corkage ee. Lunch, dinner.

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Artesa Vineyards &

Winery is among the

most dramatic, beautiul

and unique wineries in

the world. Built into a

hilltop on the Napa side

o C a r n e r o s , A r t e s a s

spectacular architecture,

sculpture gardens and

o u n t a i n s e n h a n c e a

wraparound view that on

a clear day includes San

Francisco some 50 miles to

the south.

B u i l t o r i g i n a l l y a s

Codornu Napa, which

produced sparkling wines

exclusively, the winery was

rechristened Artesa in 1999.

In the Spanish Catalan

language o its amily

owners, who have been

making sparkling wine or

450 years, Artesa means

cratsman. oday Artesas

w i n e c r a t s m e n a l s o

produce highly acclaimed

s t i l l w i n e s i n c l u d i n g

Chardonnay, Pinot Noir,

Merlot , and Cabernet

Sauvignon.

Visitors sample Artesas

wines at a curved wooden

tasting bar with a picture-

window view o a peaceul

courtyard. In-the-know

w e ek en d v i s i t or s c a l l

ahead to reserve a place

at an exclusive wine and

cheese pairing oered

e v e r y S a t u r d a y a n d

Sunday at 11:30 in Artesas

luxurious Raventos Lounge.

Participation is limited to

10 guests each day.

A n o t h e r p o p u l a r

attraction at Artesa is

the terrace o the tasting

room where guests can

sit to enjoy the sunshine

and superb views with a

sampling o their avorite

Artesa wines.

Artesa Vineyards & Win-

ery is located to the south-

west of the own of Napa,

near the intersection

of Carneros Highway with

Highway 29 North. Enter

the winery by taking a com-

fortable climb up the tiered

double stairway and cross-

ing the broad plaza to the

main entrance, pausing to

appreciate the views, sculp-

ture and fountains.

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Te Rhine House at Beringer Vineyards

Set aside time on yourWine Country vi sit to

tour Beringer Vineyards,

o n e o N a p a V a l l e y s

o l d e s t c o n t i n u o u s l y

operating wineries and

proud owner o a spot on

the National Register oHistoric Places. Whether

you are a wine novice or a

connoisseur, you are sure

to learn something new at

Beringer. Plus youll have

the opportunity to taste

some o Beringers abulous

reserve wines, and winesavailable only at the winery.

Beringer oers tours

throughout the day every

day. On the aste o

Beringer tour, your guide

wi ll irst take you to the

demonstration vineyard,where you ll learn about

vineyard practices and

trellising. hen its on to

the Old Stone Winery,

where you ll be gre eted

by lie-sized cutouts o

winer y ounders Jacob

and Frederick Beringer,entrepreneurial brothers

who hailed rom Germany.

Frederick, enthralled by

opportunities in the United

States, irst made his way to

New York in 1863. Five years

later his brother Jacobcame to New York, but soon

ound himsel longing or

his old lie working in his

amilys successul winery

in Germany. Jacob had

heard o the budding wine

industry in Caliornia, so he

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Th e i c o n i c S t e r l i n g

Vineyardsperched on

its stunning, Napa Valleyhillside locationoers

one o the most idyllic

experiences in the Wine

Country.

Guests glide 300 eet via

aerial tram to reach the

winery reminiscent o a

Greek monastery. Founded

i n 1 9 6 9 , S t e r l i n g h a s

long been recognized or

innovative winemaking. In

act, it was the irst winery

in the U.S. to produce a

v i nt a ge-d at ed var i et al

Merlot.

G u e s t s a r e g r e e t e d

with a glass o wine and

are immediately made

welcome. A tour o the

winery also oers visitors

a g r e a t d e a l o w i n e

education. Unlike some

wineries, there is no canned

spielyou are your own

guide. Elevated corridors

above the work areasgive visitors unrestricted

views o the winemaking

p r o c e s s . P h o t o g r a p h s

and educational panels

are scattered throughoutthe winery, including a

ascinating wine barrel

stave display explainingthe inluence o various

toasting levels and its eect

on wine.

A n o t h e r u n i q u e

innovation at Sterling is

a Winemakers Video

our. hrough the use o

three separate DVD videos

displayed on large lat

screen Vs, visitors join

Sterlings winemakers or

a visit through the various

seasons o the winemaking

year.

hroughout the visitor

center is one o the largest

collections o wine-relatedart. Another eature that

sets Sterling Vineyards

apart is its tasting rooms.

Guests are comortably

seated as a very gracious

and knowledgeable sta

presents the wines at your

table. hey oer wine andood pairing suggestions

and are eager to answer

any questions vis itors

might have ater their

Winemaking 101 tour.

Veteran visitors to Napa

Valley have learned to

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So many wineries, solittle time. With so many

great places you couldvisit,

how do you narrow the

options? Heres a winningday trip on which youllenjoy exquisite wines in

three o the most relaxing,enchanting and exclusive

settings in Napa Valley.Start your day at Stags

Leap, which has ixed

tasting appointments at10 and 2:30 daily. A quick

phone call a day or tw oahead nets you a seated

tasting in a captivatingsetting under the blus o

the Stags Leap Palisades.Visitors tour the historic

Manor House, a two-story

stone structure with acorner castle-like towerbuilt with rocks rom alocal quarry in 1891.

S t a g s L e a p w i n ee d u c a t o r s w i l l g u i d ey o u t h r o u g h a l i g h to i v e w i n e s . h ew i n e r y , b e s t k n o w n

o r i t s e l e g a n t P e t i t eS y r a h , a l s o p r o d u c e sVi o g n i e r, C ha rd on n ay,and Cabernet Sauvignon.he 90 acres o estate

v in eyard s surroundin gt h e M a n o r H o u s e a r elargely planted to PetiteS y r a h a n d C a b e r n e tSauvignon. hese estate

grapes are eatured inhe Leap, the winerys

most collectible CabernetSauvignon.

Ater a leisurely lunchi n n e a r b y Y o u n t v i l l e

or St . Helena (see thed i n i n g g u i d e i n t h i sm a g a z i n e ) , g o t o S t .Clement Vineyards. Hereyoull ind more rich Napa

Val ley hist or y as well ass i x w o n d e r u l s i n g l e -vineyard Cabernets andt h e i c o n i c B o r d e a u x -s t y l e b l e n d , O r o p p a s .

S t . C l e m e n t s m a i nt a s t i n g r o o m i s i n aclassic Gothic Victorianbuilt in 1878 by stainedg l a s s m e r c h a n t F r i t z

Rosenbaum. Architectureb u s w i l l a p p r e c i a t e

Napa Valley In One Great Day

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I y o u r e l o o k i n g o rconsistently great wines

and lots o selections youcant ind back home,Whitehall Lane on Highway29 near St. Helena is a must

stop.W hi t e ha l l L a n e i r st

opened in 1979, but itswhen the Leonardini amilypurchased the winery in1993 that the awards andaccolades began rollingin, including three wines

in Wine Spectators op100. Now unquestionablya w o r l d - c l a s s w i n e r y ,Whitehall Lane ke eps itssights on consistent qualityand great value.

h e t a s t i n g r o o m i shoused in a modern looking,a n g u l a r b u i l d i n g . h e

knowledgeable, r iendlysta will take you throughthe wines, many o whichcome rom the winerys own125 acres in Napa Valley.Whitehall Lane makes all othe best varietals rom NapaValley, and or ans o dessertwine, theres also terriic

Orange Muscat.Whitehall Lane is one o

the irst Napa Valley wineriesto step boldly into the useo alternative closures ontheir wines since natural

cork does not always ormthe perect seal. On theirwhite wines the winery isusing screw caps, whileon a ew o the red wines,including the perennialaward-winning ReserveCabernet Sauvignon, they

are using a stylish, easy-to-open glass-on-glass closurethat might just revolutionizethe way wine bottles aresealed.

W h i t e h a l l L a n e h a sadded two new wine clubsto ensure members can gettheir avorites available only

at the winer y. Membersr e c e i v e c o m p l i m e n t a r y t o u r s a n d t a s t i n g s ,discounted pricing, accesst o l i m i t e d p r o d u c t i o nwines, invitations to partiesand events and accessto the estate or privatecelebrations.

Taste the consistently great wines from

Whitehall Lane

TASTING SUGGESTIONS

09 Chardonnay, Carneros

Tis well-balanced Chardonnayhas aromas and avors o pear,honey, tropical ruit and toastyoak. It has a very long, avorul

fnish that lingers. $28

09 Las Brisas Pinot Noir

Te Tis rich and graceuloering has appealing aromas

o rose petals, violets and toasty

bread. On the palate the wine isplush with waves o ripe currant

and strawberry avors ramedbeautiully by ancy oak under-tones. Te subtle tannins addlength to the silky fnish. $48

08 Reserve Cabernet

Sauvignon, Napa Valley

Tis stylish wine is captivatingand delicious rom the enticingaromas to the long, smooth

fnish. Its a blend o lush ruitwith aromas o deep blackberry,

currant and toasted oak. $75

WHITEHALL LANE WINERY

1563 St. Helena HighwaySt. Helena, CA 94574

(800) 963-9454www.whitehalllane.com

Open daily 10-5:45

DIRECTIONS

Whitehall Lane Winery is locatedat 1563 St. Helena Highway

(Highway 29) in St. Helena, justsouth o Zinandel Lane.


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St. Helena is the capital oNapa Valley and a town

that epitomizes all that

makes this area so special -

world-class wineries, greateats and unique shopping.

Plan a ew days with St.

Helena as your home base

and delve into all that this

vibrant small town has to

oer!

I youre interested in

spending a day or twowine tasting and touring,

St . Helena has plenty

o wineries to explore.

One o the best in-depth

tours around is oered

at Beringer Vineyards,

the oldest continuously

operating winery in Napa

Val ley. For wine tast ing

without an appointment,

drop in at Whitehall Lane

or St . Clement, whereyoull ind many incredible

examples o Napa Valleys

inest Cabernet Sauvignons.

For something entirely

d i e r e n t , B e n e s s e r e

Vin eyard s has a w id e

s e l e c t i o n o u n u s u a l

I t a l i a n v a r i e t a l s ,including Aglianico and

Sagrantino. Across the

valley on Silverado rai l,

visit Wil liam Harrison

V i n e y a r d s , w h i c h

specializes in Bordeaux-

style blends. Back in town,

Merryvale Vineyards stays

open until 6:30pm daily so

you can make one last stop

beore dinner.

St. Helena has a wides e l e c t i o n o e a t s o r

whatever you crave. In the

morning, the top stop or

coee is Napa Valley Coee

Roasting Company, where

they roast resh beans

almost daily. Youll ind

the best pastries in townat Model Bakery, which is

also the perect stop or a

quick lunch o resh salads,

sandwiches or the days

special pizza. I you want a

juicy burger or other classic

drive-in are, check out

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Our suggestions on where to taste, where to eat, and what to do

Healdsburg Area


As the Russian River twists and turns her

way out to the Paciic, valleys and gentle

hillsides an out on both sides. Her banks

are strewn with sandy beaches, redwood

orests, and vineyards o every description.

he river has carved three valleys o major

winemaking signiicance: Alexander, Dr y

Creek, and Russian River. hrough these

valleys dozens o wineries rise out o the sea

o vines, presenting visitors with a balingarray o places to explore and tastes to savor.

We suggest you explore the three valleys

starting rom Healdsburgwinery central

or northern Sonoma County and the hub

o the three-valley area. Framed by the

Alexander Valley to the northeast, the Dry

Creek Valley to the northwest, and Chalk

Hill and Knights Valley to the southeast,

its no wonder the grapes and wine make

the towns wheels go round. he heart o

Healdsburg is a shady park, known as the

Plaza, surrounded by inns, restaurants,

and shops. here are gourmet delis, too, i

you choose to picnic right there or want to

provision a vineyard outing.

Dry Creek ValleyNear the Mendocino County border, about

10 miles northwest o Healdsburg, the Warm

Springs Dam holds back the waters o Dry

Creek, orming serpentine Lake Sonoma.

From the dam, you get a birds eye view

o the valley that rolls out in ront o you.

he dam was built by the Army Corps o

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and, while scenic and serviceable, it is

not a particularly good road. I you ollow

Westside all the way to its end, you will ind

yoursel at River Road about three miles

west o Wohler.

he character o the Russian RiverValley is a bit dierent north to south. he

northern reach has much more o a Dry

Creek Valley eel. Up north the wineries are

generally larger, newer, and perhaps a little

lashier than in the south, which has a more

rustic eel.

On the map, the southern Russian River

Valley is a large area with irregular shapethat is somewhat wider than it is tall. It is

bounded on the north by River Road, which

becomes Old River Road near Guerneville;

and on the south by state Highway 12, which

becomes Sebastopol Road and then the

Bodega Highway as it runs east to west. On

the west, the Bohemian Highway shapes

the area, running rom near Guerneville

southeast to Freestone. Highway 101 orms

the eastern boundary.

State Highway 116 runs diagonally

through the southern valley, rom

Guerneville in the northwest to Sebastopol

in the southeast. Other important roads

are Mirabel Road, which connects River

Road and Highway 116; Guerneville Road

connecting Highway 101 and Highway 116;

and Olivet Road connecting River Road and

Guerneville Road. All along this skeleton

o roadways and many smaller roads

branching rom it are a myriad o wineries

where you can taste Pinot Noir, Zinandel,

and other wines produced in the Russian

River Valley appellation.

he major towns youll want to consider

visiting in the southern Russian River Valley

are Sebastopol, Graton, Guerneville, and

Occidental. Forestville is also important

because it is home to some good wineries

and is located at the junction o Mirabel

Road and Highway 116.

In Sebastopol, you can enjoy an easy stroll

along Main Street to take in antique, art,

and book shops among other homegrown

stores and restaurants that somehow

are only ound in small towns. Youll ind

the Sebastopol natives to be riendly and

welcoming i a bit quirky. Nonconormityis the norm among many locals in this

unabashedly authentic and American small

town.

he hamlet o Graton is essentially a wide

spot in Graton Road just west o Highway

116 near its intersection with Guerneville

Road and about our miles northwest oSebastopol. ake a ew minutes to walk

the downtown area, occupying just a

couple o blocks along Graton Road. Youll

ind surprising touches o sophistication

including good restaurants and interesting

shops.

I youve stopped in Graton, you might as

well continue on along Graton Road about

six miles to the southwest to Occidental.

Yet another micro-town, Occidental

seems impossibly cute, but is remarkably

authentic. Here again you will ind good

restaurants and many interesting shops

to browse. From Occidental, you can head

north along the Bohemian Highway to

Guerneville or go south to Freestone where

you can pick up the Sebastopol Highway

(Highway 12) back toward Sebastopol. Or,

you can just go back to Highway 116 the way

you came.

Guerneville is about 12 miles to the

northwest o Graton along Highway 116, andabout 15 miles to the north o Occidental

along the Bohemian Highway route. During

the warmer months, which can be seven or

eight months in the Wine Country, it is the

ocal point o much activity or visitors to

the many rustic resorts along the Russian

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Wi n e d r i n k e r s k n o w R o d n e y S t r o n g

Vineyards or its wonderul,approachable line o SonomaCounty wines. But startingive years ago the winery

signiicantly upped the antewhen it started the Winerywithin a Winery, a cuttingedge project to create smalllots o distinctive ultra-premium wines.

N o w R o d n e y S t r o n go e r s o n e o t h e e w

c o m p r e h e n s i v e w i n e r y tours in Sonoma Countyw here you can see theWinery within a Wineryproject in action. ourparticipants st art out inthe estate vineyard with anintroduction to vineyardpractices. hen it s into

the winery or a irsthandlook at the this innovativep r o j e c t . I n t h e c e l l a ryoull learn about how thewinemaking team careullyselects, sorts, and processesthe best individual vineyardblocks to make RodneyStrongs Reserve and Single

Vineyard wines.A ter the tour, stop in

the tasting room or theReserve tasting, where thewinery shows o the greatwork done in the Winer ywithin a Winery. his listo superbly crated winesincludes two single vineyardAlexander Valley CabernetSauvignons that highlightthe dierence place makese v e n w i t h i n a s i n g l eappellation. Youll also get

to try Reserve Chardonnay,Reserve Pinot Noir, andRodney Strongs lagshipB o r d e a u x - s t y l e b l e n d ,Symmetry.

R o d n e y S t r o n g shospitality center oersa large selection o unique

gits or riends and amilyback home. his un andeclectic git shop eatureslocal, handmade and highquality tabletop accessories,wine accessories, and logoattire. Its the perect placeto do all o your holiday andspecial occasion shopping.

Enjoy tours, tasting, and shopping at

Rodney Strong Vineyards

TASTING SUGGESTIONS

07 Symmetry Red Meritage,

Alexander Valley

Layers o blackberry, cassis, darkplums and sweet spices with a

hint o smoky dark chocolateand spice. Silky in texture and

long on the fnish. $55

07 Reserve Cabernet

Sauvignon, Alexander Valley

Full bodied and richly textured,with intense aromas and avors

o black currant, sandalwood,white pepper and cocoa.

Smooth, lingering fnish. $45

09 Russian River Pinot Noir,

Estate Vineyard

Aged entirely in small Frenchoak barrels, which adds a

subtle, toasty vanilla characterand a hint o spice. $16

RODNEY STRONG

11455 Old Redwood HighwayHealdsburg, CA 95448

(800) 678-4763www.rodneystrong.com

Open 10 AM - 5 PM Daily

Guided winery tours daily at11 AM and 3 PM

DIRECTIONS

Exit Highway 101 Northat Healdsburg Ave. akea let rom o-ramp onto

Healdsburg Ave./Old RedwoodHighway to the winery 1.6

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Napa ValleySTERLING VINEYARDS

Take Sterlings amous aerial tram to

the top o the hill or a special reserve

tasting (p. 32)OLD FAITHFUL

Visit one o only three Old Faithul

geysers in the world (p. 24)

NAPA IN ONE DAY

See the Napa Valley in one great day

with stops at three notable wineries

(p. 34)

GOLDEN HAVEN HOT

SPRINGS

Experience a Calistoga mud bath at

Golden Haven Hot Springs (p. 14)

BUTLER WINE TOURS

Let Butler be your designated

driver or wine touring in Napa and

Sonoma (p. 7)

WHITEHALL LANE

Visit the winery, honored three

times or wines rated in the top ve

worldwide (p. 36)

GRGICH HILLS ESTATE

Ater tasting, promote peace by drop-

ping coins in the ountain at Grgich

Hills Winery (p. 26)

CALIFORNIA WINE TOURS

Providing exceptional transportation

and memorable tours in the winecountry since 1986. (p. 2)

BERINGER VINEYARDS

Tour and taste Napa at its best, past

and present, at Beringer Vineyards

(p. 30)

NAPA VALLEY BIKE TOURS

Rent a bicycle or a ew hours, a day,or longer (p. 24)

MUMM NAPA

Discover the sparkling wines, art and

spectacular terrace views o Mumm

Napa (p. 95)

RASGALLERIES

See extraordinary art collections at

RASgalleries in Yountville (p. 7)

RIXOS LIMOUSINE

Serving Napa and Sonoma with excep-

tional service and experience (p. 4)

WINE TRAIN

Dine on the Wine Train as the Napa

Valley glides slowly by (p. 25)

NAPA VALLEY BALLOONS

Reserve with Napa Valley Balloons to

soar above it all (p. 24)

ARTESA

See breathtaking views, architecture,

and ountains at Artesa (p. 28)

PREMIUM OUTLETS

Shop at over 50 designer and name

brand stores at Napa Premium

Outlets (p. 24)

MATERRA

Make an appointment to taste the

Fun


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CREEK, AND

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VALLEYS

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Simi Winery

Kendall-JacksonTasting Room

AlderbrookWinery

Grape Leaf Inn

Gallo of Sonoma

RosenblumSelby Winery

ToadHollow

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Hudson StreetWineries

Camellia, Sapphire,Holdredge

DavisFamily

La Crema

Topel

In VinoVeritas

HEALDSBURG


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52 | Wine Country Guide | SONOMA NORTH DIRECTORY

A. Rafanelli Winery

4685 West Dry Creek RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-1385.

Alderbrook Winery

2306 Magnolia Drive

Healdsburg; 707-433-5987.

Arista Winery

7015 Westside RoadHealdsburg, CA 95448

Amista

3320 Dry Creek Rd.Healdsburg; 707-431-9200.

Armida Winery

2201 Westside RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-2222.

Bella Vineyards


Chalk Hill Winery

10300 Chalk Hill RoadHealdsburg; 707-838-4306.

Christopher Creek Winery

641 Limerick LaneHealdsburg; 707-433-2001.

Clos du Bois

19410 Geyserville AveGeyserville; 707-857-3100.

David Coffaro Winery

7485 Dry Creek RoadGeyserville; 707-433-9715.

Davis Family Vineyards

52 Front St Healdsburg; 707-433-3858.

De La Montanya Estate

999 Forman LaneHealdsburg; 707-484-8090.

DeLoach Vineyards

1791 Olivet Road Santa Rosa;707-526-9111.

deLorimier

2001 Hwy. 128 Geyserville;707-857-2000.

Dry Creek Vineyard

3770 Lambert Bridge RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-1000.

Dutcher Crossing

8533 Dry Creek RoadHealdsburg; 707-431-2700.

Everett Ridge Vineyards

435 West Dry Creek RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-1637,ext. 17.

F. Teldeschi Winery

3555 Dry Creek Road


Family Wineries


Ferrari-Carano Vineyards

& Winery


Field Stone Winery

10075 Hwy. 128 Healdsburg;707-433-7266.

Foppiano Vineyards

12707 Old Redwood HwyHealdsburg; 707-433-7272.

Francis Coppola Winery

300 Via Archimedes RoadGeyserville; 707-968-1100.

Fritz Winery24691 Dutcher Creek RoadCloverdale; 707-894-3389.

Gary Farrell Winery


Geyser Peak Winery

22281 Chianti RoadGeyserville; 707-857-2500.

Hanna Winery (Alex. Valley)9280 Hwy 128 Healdsburg;707-431-4310.

Hartford Family Winery

8075 Martinelli RoadForestville; 707-887-1756.

Harvest Moon Winery

2192 Olivet Road Santa Rosa;707-573-8711.

Hauck Cellars

223 Center StreetHealdsburg; 707-473-9065

Hawkes Winery

6734 Hwy 128 Healdsburg;707-433-HAWK.

Holdredge Wines

51 Front St Healdsburg; 707-431-1424.

Hook & Ladder Winery2134 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa,707-526-2255

Hop Kiln Winery

6050 Westside Road


Hudson Street Wineries

428 Hudson Street,Healdsburg; 707-433-2364.428 Hudson St Healdsburg;707-433-2364.

In Vino Veritas

118 North St Healdsburg;707-395-0307.

Iron Horse Vineyards

9786 Ross Station RoadSebastopol; 707-887-1507.

J Vineyards & Winery

11447 Old Redwood HwyHealdsburg; 707-431-3646.

J. Rochioli Vineyards


Jordan Vineyard & Winery

Appointment.1474 Alexander Valley RoadHealdsburg; 707-431-5250.

Joseph Swan Vineyards

2916 Laguna RoadForestville; 707-573-3747.

Kendall-Jackson Wine

Center5007 Fulton Road SantaRosa; 707-571-8100.

Kendall-Jackson337 Healdsburg AveHealdsburg; 707-433-7102.

Korbel Champagne

Cellars13250 River Road

Guerneville; 707-824-7316.

La Crema

235 Healdsburg AveHealdsburg; 707-431-9400.

Lambert Bridge Winery


Lancaster Estate

15001 Chalk Hill Road


Limerick Lane Cellars

1023 Limerick LaneHealdsburg; 707-433-9211.

Longboard Vineyards

5 Fitch St Healdsburg; 707-433-3473

Lynmar Winery

3909 Frei Road Sebastopol;707-829-3374.

Mauritson Family Winery


Marimar Torres estate11400 Graton RoadSebastopol; 707-823-4365.

Martin Ray Winery

2191 Laguna Road SantaRosa; 707-823-2404.

Martinelli Winery

3360 River Road Windsor;707-525-0570.

Matanzas Creek Winery6097 Bennett Valley RoadSanta Rosa; 707-528-6464.

Mazzocco Vineyards

1400 Lytton Springs RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-9035.

Matrix

3291 Westside RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-1911

Meeker Vineyard21035 Geyserville AveGeyserville; 707-431-2148.

Michel-Schlumberger

4155 Wine Creek RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-7427.

Mill Creek


deLorimier Winery

2001 Hwy. 128 Geyserville;707-857-2000.

Medlock-Ames

3487 Alexander Vly. Rd.,Healdsburg; 707-431-8845.

Moshin Vineyards10295 Westside RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-5499.

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Murphy-Goode Winery

20 Matheson St.Healdsburg; 707-431-7644.

Paul Hobbs Winery

3355 Gravenstein Hwy N.Sebastopol; 707-824-9879.

Papapietro Perry4791 Dry Creek RdHealdsburg; 707-433-0422.

Passalacqua Winery

3805 Lambert B ridge RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-5550.

Paradise Ridge Winery

4545 Thomas Lake Harris Dr.Santa Rosa; 707-528-9463.

Pedroncelli Winery1220 Canyon RoadGeyserville; 707-857-3531.

Porter Creek Vineyards


Preston Vineyards


Raymond Burr Vineyards


Ridge at Lytton Springs

650 Lytton Springs RoadHealdsburg; 707-433-7721.

Robert Young Estate Winery

4960 Red Winery RoadGeyserville; 707-431-4811.

Rodney Strong11455 Old Redood HwyHealdsburg; 707-431-1533.

Russian Hill Winery

4525 Slusser Road Windsor;707-575-9428.

Russian River Vineyards5700 Gravenstein Hwy NorthForestville; 707-887-3344.

Sausal Winery

7370 Hwy 128 Healdsburg;707-433-2285.

Seghesio Family Vineyards

14730 Grove St Healdsburg;707-433-3579.

Selby Winery

215 Center St Healdsburg;707-431-1288.

Siduri Wines

980 Airway Court, Suite CSanta Rosa; 707-578-3882.

Silver Oak Cellars

24625 Chianti RoadGeyserville; 707-857-3562.

Simi Winery16275 Healdsburg AveHealdsburg; 707-473-3231.

Stonestreet Winery

7111 Hwy 128Healdsburg; 800-355-8008.

Stryker Sonoma

5110 Hwy 128 Geyserville;707-433-1944.

Sunce Winery

1839 Olivet road Santa Rosa;707-526-9463.

Taft Street Winery

2030 Barlow LaneSebastopol; 707-823-2049.

Thumbprint Cellars

102 Matheson St.,Healdsburg; 707-433-2393.

Toad Hollow Vineyards

409-A Healdsburg AveHealdsburg; 707-431-8667.

Topel Winery


Trentadue Winery

19170 Geyserville AveGeyserville; 707-433-3104.

Twomey Cellars


Unti Vineyards


Vintners Signatures

4001 Hwy 128, Geyserville;707-857-3300.

White Oak Vineyards

7505 Hwy 128 Healdsburg;707-433-8429.

Williamson Winery


Wilson Winery


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Sonoma Valley, also known as the Valley

o the Moon, is about an hours drive

north o San Francisco and about a hal-

hours drive rom either the Sonoma County

Airport to the northwest or the town oNapa to the east. Some 17 miles in length,the valley is bounded by the outskirts o

Santa Rosa on the north, San Pablo Bay on

the south, the Mayacamas Mountains to

the west, and the Sonoma Mountains to the

east.

Home to about 75 wineries, Sonoma

Valley i s a complete wine touri smdestination unto itsel. Its three principal

townsKenwood, Glen Ellen and the

town o Sonomaeature excellent

B&B and ull-service hotel (including

spa) accommodations as well as many

restaurants highly regarded or casualand ine dining. Sonoma Valley is the

birthplace o the Caliornia wine industry

with vineyards dating to the early 1800s.

he regions winemaking reputation is built

on robust red wines including Cabernet

Sauvignon, Zinandel, and Meritage blends,

among others. But Sonoma Valley vintnersproduce over 25 varieties o wine in all, sono matter what your palates preerence you

are likely to ind wines that please here.

ravel-Wise ip: Sonoma Valley and the

Healdsburg area (including Alexander,

Dry Creek and Russian River valleys) are

the main wine regions o Sonoma County.

From the town o Sonoma to Healdsburgis about 40 miles and, in usual driving

conditions, driving time is about an hour.

While it is certainly possible to tour the

Healdsburg area through day trips rom a

base in Sonoma Valley, it is not advisable. It

is ar better to devote two or three days toeach area and to reserve accommodations

close to where youll be touring. Visiting

Our suggestions on where to taste, where to eat, and what to doSonoma Valley


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Here are our recommendations or wineries

that deserve a spot on your itinerary. o be

sure, there are plenty o other good wineries

in Sonoma Valley, but you cannot go wrong

choosing rom this list:

Top Picks For Wine TastingChateau St. Jean, 8555 Sonoma Hwy,

Kenwood; 707-833-4134. Stunning. he

gardens o this winerys dreamlike setting

oer visitors the eeling o having traveled to

the Mediterranean. World-class wines and

a well stocked charcuterie make this the

perect picnic spot.

Cline Cellars, 24737 Arnold Drive,Sonoma; 707-940-4000. You know this

brand, and youd never imagine it comes

rom this laid-back winery. he tasting

room is in an 1850s armhouse. here

are aviaries and a museum o Caliornia

missions. Some wines may be amiliar, but

others may surprise you.

Jacuzzi Family Vineyards, 24724 ArnoldDrive, Sonoma; 866-522-8693. Yes, this is

the same Jacuzzi, the amily whose name

is synonymous with luxury whirlpool spas.

And what a job they ve done with their

winer y--a spectacular Italian villa--and

their wines, which celebrate the amilys

heritage. Youll be sorry i you miss this one!

Kenwood Vineyards, 9592 SonomaHwy, Kenwood; 707-833-5891. his acility

and sta behind this amiliar wine label are

unexpectedly rustic and riendly. heres

nothing corporate about this 22-acre estate

with its tasting room in the barnjust an

authentic Wine Country experience.

Ledson Winery & Vineyards, 7335Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood; 707-537-3810. Youhave to see this 16,000 square oot French-

Normandy castle to believe it. our the

winery, stroll the grounds, and taste some o

the best wines in Sonoma Valley.

Schug Carneros Estate, 602 BonneauRoad, Sonoma; 707-939-9363. he drive up

rom Bonneau Road will take you through

vineyards and rose borders to where thewinery building is tucked into a hillside

containing underground barrel caves.

Behind the German style post-and-beam

building, there is a vista point with a 360

view o th e surrounding area and the

opportunity to see as ar as Mount Diablo

on a clear day.

Sebastiani Vineyards & Winery, 389Fourth Street East, Sonoma; 800-888-5532.

his legendary winery has been making

ine wines at the current location or well

over 100 years. Get a irst-hand sense o

history while tasting outstanding wines,

many available only at the winery.

Valley of the Moon, 777 Madrone Road,

Glen Ellen; 707-939-4500. his landmarkwinery marries a rich history dating to

1860 with state-o-the-art wine production

and Italian artisan packaging. he etched

bottles are git-worthy, but youll be

tempted to keep the wine or yoursel.

Where To Dine

Basque Boulangerie Caf, 460 FirstStreet East, Sonoma; 707-935-7687. A great

place to ind locals early in the morning

talking to neighbors, reading the paper and

grabbing a cup o coee with a pastry.

Carneros Bistro & Wine Bar, 1325Broadway (in he Lodge at Sonoma),

Sonoma; 707-931-2042. For heartier are,

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this venue prides itsel on a creative menu

with ingredients rom Sonoma County

arms, ranches and dairies.

Caf Citti, 9049 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood;707-833-2690. his wonderul, casual

neighborhood restaurant oers consistently

good Italian ood including a good variety o

pastas.

The Girl & The Fig, 110 West Spain Street,Sonoma; 707-938-3634. Seasonal, Provencal-

inspired cuisine eatures garden vegetables,

herbs, and an abundance o creativity.

Caf La Haye, 140 East Napa St, Sonoma;

707-935-5994. Restaurant critic MichaelBauer calls this small and intimate eatery

one o those rare restaurants in which you

know the moment you walk in the door,

youre going to have a good time ... Simple

ood prepared to perection ... excellent

service.

Harvest Moon Caf, 487 First St West

(West Napa Street), Sonoma; 707-933-8160.

Award-winning Sonoma County Wines ~ Free Historical Tours ~ Picnic Grounds

Located four blocks from the Sonoma Plaza ~ Open Daily 11am-5pm.

Sebastiani Vineyards & Winery~389 Fourth Street East, Sonoma CA 95476

www.sebastiani.com ~ 707-933-3200 ~ Established in 1904

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I you want to be treated like royalty,visit Ledson Winery and Vineyards in

Kenwood. he 16,000 square oot French-

Normandy winery reerred to as he

Castle, sits majestically behind its estate

vineyard.

Steve Ledson adopted his passion or

growing grapes rom his ather, grandather

and great-grandather. He originally built

he Castle as his private home, but when it

began to draw much attention rom locals

and tourists alike, he decided he wanted

more privacy. In 1999 he opened the doors

to the public and created

one o the most unique

and dynamic wineries

anywhere in the country.

Upon arrival, a well-

inormed concierge will

guide guests over elegant parquet loors to

one o the our cozy and classy tasting salons.

On warm spring and summer days, the doors

are let wide open. Ater tasting, you may be

tempted to stroll through the gardens. You can

also visit the Gourmet Marketplace and select

among ine cheeses rom around the world,

meats, pastas, salads and sinully decadent

desserts. While enjoying your avorite Ledson

wine, you can picnic beneath century-old oak

trees.

All Ledson wines are handcrated in small

production lots and many sell out beore

the next vintage is ready to go to market. A

great way to avoid disappoint is to join one o

Ledsons our wine clubs. Members receive two

bottles or a case o wine with each shipment

and you choose the wines you preer: white

only, red only, Zinandel only, or a mix.

Club members are treated to private parties

throughout the year and enjoy preerred

pricing at additional events.

Ledson Winery also provides a unique and

romantic setting or a airytale wedding. he

Castles dramatic circular driveway and arched

carriage entryway, water ountains, and grand

staircase create the perect background or

exchanging nuptials like royalty. And the

stunning visuals make or a magniicent

wedding album.

o enhance the Ledson experience, there

is the luxurious Ledson Hotel and Centre du

Vin on the historic Sonoma Plaza. Named

by Conde Nast raveler as One o the 100

hottest new hotels around

the globe, one o the top

18 hotels in the US, and

one o the only 2 hotelsin Caliornia, the hotel

eatures six individually decorated guest

rooms, urnished in antique grandeur blended

with the inest modern comorts. he French

Bistro, open rom 11:00 am, serves ine wines,

sparklers, beer and cocktails with delicious

French cuisine made rom local ingredients.Centre du Vin eatures wine and ood pairing,

as well as wine tasting at the beautiul and

welcoming bar. As a bonus, there is outside

seating where you can watch the world go

by on the Plaza. he Hotel also eatures

incredible live music events rom time to time.

For hotel reservations log on to www.ledsonhotel.com or call 707-996-9779. he

concierge will be happy to assist with your

plans or an unorgettable stay in the area.

Ledson Winery is open daily rom 10:00 am

to 5:00 pm, at 7335 Highway 12, Kenwood. For

more inormation call 707-537-3810 or visit

www.ledsonwinery.com.

S P O T L I G H T O N . . .

S P O T L I G H T O N . . .

Extraordinary Hospitality Exquisite Atmosphere Impeccable Wines

Ledson

This castle is a must

see. Bella English, The

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Wondering what to dowith your ree day in

San Francisco? Hop in the

car and in just 45 minutes

you can be at the door oyour irst winery in the

spectacular Carneros wine

region.

heres a distinct eel in

Carneros, whose location at

the conluence o Napa and

Sonoma makes it part o

both regions. Yet Carneroshas its own unique and

inimitable spirit, ed by its

world reputation or ine

sparkling wine, Chardonnay

and Pinot Noir.

Highway 121 is the

g a t e w a y t o C a r n e r o s ,

and within a ew minutes

you l l hit some world-

class wineries on this

scenic stretch o road. On

either side o the highwayare sister wineries Cline

Cellars and Jacuzzi Family

Vineyard s. Cline is best

known or its highly-rated

Rhone varietals, but this

350-acre estate oers so

much or visitors picnic

grounds, spring-ed pondsand colorul gardens.

Across th e hig hway,

Ja cuzzi pays homage to

Cline proprietor Fred Clines

Italian heritage. Jacuzzi

eatures a wide array o

interesting Italian varietals

served in a sprawling 18,000

square-oot villa modeled

ater the Jacuzzi amily

home in Italy.

Just up Highway 121 atits junction with Highway

116 (Arnold Drive) is

Schug Carneros Estate.

Founded in 1980, Schug

Carneros Estate Winery

is the showcase and lie-

long dream o one o

Caliornias most celebratedwinemakers, Walter Schug

who bui lt hi s reputation

at Joseph Phelps Winery.

raveling eastward and

deeper into the region

a l o n g t h e C a r n e r o s

H i g h w a y ( H i g h w a y 1 2 ,

Exploring Close-In Carneros


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The name Jacuzzi evokesan expectation o luxury,

and luxury is exactly whatv isitors ind at JacuzziFamily Vineyards.

Jacuzzi Family Vineyardswas irst launched in 1994by Fred Cline, proprietor oCline Cellars and grandsono Jacuzzi whirlpool inventorValeriano Jacuzzi. he brandmade its home at Clineuntil 2007, when the wineryopened in its new 18,000

square oot home directlyacross the highway romCline in Carneros.

Jacuzzi Family Vineyardsc e l e b r a t e s t h e Ja c u z z iamilys Italian heritage. othat end, the main visitorcenter at Jacuzzi is a uscan-style stone villa modeled

ater the Jacuzzi homesteadin Udine, Italy. And, thetasting room eatures mostlyItalian varietals, includingMoscato, Dolcetto, Barbera,and even lesser known oneslike Arneis, Lagrein, andAleatico.

he visitor center has

incredible detail work bothinside and out, rom thedramatic Murano chandelierin the main oyer to thetasting bar handcrated

using 10 dierent kinds owood. Visitors can enjoy apicnic in the winerys stonepiazza (courtyard), whosecenterpiece is an 85-yearold ig tree transplantedrom grandpa Valerianoshome in Oakley. Or, themore adventurous can walk

up the steps o the winerysbell tower or spectacular,panoramic views o theCarneros hills.

Vi sitors to Jacuzzi canalso sample olive oils romthe Olive Press, a boutiqueolive oil producer. he OlivePress has its own tasting

room with ull view o theolive oil production area,and visitors can watch oilbeing made during harvestseason. Both Olive Press andJacuzzi tasting rooms have awide selection o importedand local ood products thatmake great gits.

Experience the Jacuzzi family way of life

Jacuzzi Family Vineyards TASTING SUGGESTIONS06 Pinot Grigio,

Sonoma Coast

Bright, crisp and well-bal-anced, with delicious tropicalpear and peach avors. $21

06 Pinot Noir, Carneros

Ripe red cherries, raspberries,strawberries andspearmint. $24

05 Sangiovese, Sonoma

County

Bright raspberry, cherry andspicy avors with balanced

acidity and moderate

tannins. $24

JACUZZI FAMILY

VINEYARDS

24724 Arnold DriveSonoma, Caliornia 95476

Phone: (866) 522-8693www.jacuzziwines.com

Open daily 10-5:30

DIRECTIONSJacuzzi Family Vineyards is

on Arnold Drive/Highway121 directly across rom

sibling winery Cline, 1.8 milessouth o the Highway 12/121

intersection and 4.9 milesnorth o Highway 37.


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Anaba Wines

Open 10:00-5:00 Daily.60 Bonneau Rd, Sonoma;707-996-4188.

Arrowood Vineyards &

Winery

Open 10:00- 4:30 Daily.14347 Sonoma Hwy GlenEllen; 707-935-2600.

Audelssa Winery

Open 12:00- 6:00 Fri-Sat, Sun-Thur by Appointment.13647 Arnold Drive Glen Ellen;

707-933-8514.Bartholomew Park Winery

Open 11:00- 4:30 Daily.1000 Vineyard Lane Sonoma;707-935-9511.

Benziger Family Winery

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.1883 London Ranch Road GlenEllen; 707-935-4046.

Blackstone WineryOpen 10:00- 4:30 Daily.8450 Sonoma Hwy. Kenwood;707-833-1999.

BR Cohn Winery

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.15000 Sonoma Hwy. GlenEllen; 800-330-4064.

Buena Vista Winery

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.18000 Old Winery RoadSonoma; 707-265-1472.

Castle Vineyards & Winery

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.122 West Spain St Sonoma;707-996-1966.

Charles Creek Vineyard

Open 11:00- 6:00 Daily.483 First St W. Sonoma; 707-

935-3848.

Chateau St. JeanOpen 10:00- 5:00 Daily.8555 Sonoma Hwy Kenwood;707-833-4134.

Cline CellarsOpen 10:00- 6:00 Daily.24737 Arnold Drive Sonoma;707-940-4000.

Family Wineries

Open 10:30- 5:00 Daily.9380 Sonoma Hwy Kenwood;888-433-6555.

Gloria Ferrer Champagne

Caves

Open 10:30- 5:15 Daily.23555 Hwy 121 Sonoma; 707-933-1917.

Gundlach Bundschu Winery

Open 11:00- 4:30 Daily.2000 Denmark St Sonoma;707-938-5277.

Homewood WineryOpen 10:00- 4:00 Daily.23120 Burndale RoadSonoma; 707-996-6353.

Imagery Estate Winery

Open 10:00- 4:30 Daily.14335 Sonoma Hwy GlenEllen; 707-935-4500.

Kaz Winery

Open 11:00- 5:00 Fri-Mon.233 Adobe Canyon RoadKenwood; 707-833-2536.

Keller Estate Winery

Open 11:00- 4:30 Thu-Sun.5875 Lakeville Hwy.Petaluma; 707-765-2117.

Kenwood VineyardsOpen 10:00- 4:30 Daily.

9592 Sonoma Hwy Kenwood;707-833-5891.

Kunde Estate Winery

Open 10:30- 4:30 Daily.10155 Sonoma Hwy Kenwood;707-833-5501.

Landmark Vineyards

Open 10:00- 4:30 Daily.101 Adobe Canyon RoadKenwood; 707-833-0053.

Larson Family Winery

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.23355 Millerick Road Sonoma;707-938-3031.

Laurel Hill Estate

Open 11:00-6:00 (Thurs-Mon)- 4:00-6:00 Tues-Wed.1395 Broadway, Suite ESonoma; 707-938-4466.

Ledson Winery &

VineyardsOpen 10:00- 5:00 Daily.7335 Sonoma Hwy Kenwood;

707-537-3810.

Loxton Cellars

Open 11:00- 5:00 Daily.11466 Dunbar Road GlenEllen; 707-935-7221.

Madrone Ridge

See Sonoma-Enoteca

Manzanita Creek

See Sonoma-Enoteca

Matanzas Creek Winery

Open 10:00- 4:30 Daily.6097 Bennett Valley RoadSanta Rosa; 707-528-6464.

Mayo Family Reserve Tasting

Room

Open 10:30- 6:30 Thurs-Mon.9200 Sonoma Hwy Kenwood;707-833-5504.

Mayo Family Winery

Open 10:30- 6:30 Daily.13101 Arnold Drive Glen Ellen;707-938-9401.

Moon Mountain Vineyard

Open By Appointment1700 Moon Mountain DriveSonoma; 707-996-5870.

Muscardini

Open 11:00-6:00 Daily8910 Sonoma HighwayKenwood; 707-833-0526.

Nicholson Ranch Winery

Open 10:00- 6:00 Daily.4200 Napa Road Sonoma;707-938-8822.

Ravenswood Winery

Open 10:00- 4:30 Daily.

18701 Gehricke Road Sonoma;707-933-2332.

Robledo Family Winery

Open 11:00- 4:00 Daily.21901 Bonness Road Sonoma;707-939-6903.

Roche Winery

Open 11:00- 6:00 Daily.122 W. Spain St. Sonoma;

707-935-7115.

Schug Carneros Estate

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.

602 Bonneau Road Sonoma;707-939-9363.

Sebastiani Vineyards &

Winery

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.

389 Fourth St E. Sonoma; 800-

888-5532.

Sonoma-Enoteca

Open 11:00 (3:00 Wed)- 6:00Wed-Mon. 35 E. Napa St

Sonoma; 707-935-1200.

St. Francis Winery & Vineyard

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.

100 Pythian Road Santa Rosa;

707-833-0242.

The Cellar Door

Open 11:00-6:00 (Thurs-Mon)- 4:00-6:00 Tues-Wed.

1395 Broadway, Suite E

Sonoma; 707-938-4466.

The Wine Room

Open 11:00- 5:00 Daily.

9575 Sonoma Hwy. Kenwood;

707-833-6131.

Valley of the MoonWinery

Open 10:00- 4:30 Daily.

777 Madrone Road Glen Ellen;

707-996-6941.

Viansa Winery

Open 10:00- 5:00 Daily.

25200 Arnold Drive Sonoma;

707-935-4726.

VJB Vineyards & Cellars

Open 10:00- 4:30 Daily.

9077 Sonoma Hwy Kenwood;

707-833-2300.

Wellington Vineyards

Open 11:00- 5:00 Daily.

11600 Dunbar Road Glen

Ellen; 707-939-0708.

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