Discover The Wineries

"The Seghesio Family Vineyards tasting room is located in the charming town of Healdsburg in northern Sonoma County, at the gateway to Dry Creek Valley. We invite you to relax and join us for a tasting, a picnic, and a game of bocce in our shaded grove and gardens. Enjoy one of the best Healdsburg wineries!"

"This beautiful mountaintop vineyard has 60 acres of planted vines producing Zinfandel, Petite Sirah, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Syrah & Cabernet Sauvignon of elegance & complexity made by Diane Wilson, Antoine Favero and Chris Barrett. Taste our wines at our Downtown Healdsburg Tasting Room."

"Serious, yet unscripted. The ONX Tasting Room and Winery in Tin City is in the center of what’s new in Paso’s creative winemaking community. Experience ONX wines with a tasting of current releases and special library selections (as available). Tin City is a casual, industrial area. "

"Outpost was established in 1998 with the vision of producing wines that are a living, breathing embodiment of this magical place. Truly one of the world’s great Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel growing regions, the unique terroir of the Outpost vineyards – the hard, rocky red soil, high altitude, gentle cooling breezes and sunny western exposure – produces fruit of incredible intensity and richness, with a distinctive spice you simply cannot find anywhere else."

"Thomas Allen’s wine grapes are grown in Lodi/Woodbridge, the Sacramento Delta, and the Sierra Foothills. The region enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with warm dry summers and cool moist winters for ideal growing conditions."

"Amador Cellars is a small, quality driven and family oriented business, owned and run by the Long Family. In 2000, the Longs purchased a 22 acre parcel with a 20 acre Zinfandel vineyard in Amador County, an area where they used to buy grape for making wine at home. They soon began building winery facilities, and in 2004 Amador Cellars was born. The family owned-and-operated-winery is thriving today in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley."