You are in the heart of California's Wine Country, and our area abounds with tasting and touring opportunities. Whether you want to stay in Cloverdale or branch out to surrounding Sonoma County or Mendocino County you can't go wrong with our local wine offerings.
110 Sandholm Lane #10
Cloverdale , CA 95425
(707) 894-2722
Fax: (707) 894-8459
Email: info@bearrepublic.com
131 E. First St
Cloverdale , CA 95425
(707) 894-9610
Email: pub@ruthmcgowansbrewpub.com
25510 River Rd.
Cloverdale , CA 95425
(707) 894-5166
Fax: (707) 894-2950
Email: info@wattlecreek.com
4791 Dry Creek Rd. Bldg. 11
Healdsburg , CA 95448
(888) 433-0111 FREE
Fax: (707) 433-0111
Email: drycreek@familywines.com
300 Via Archimedes
Geyserville , CA 95441
(707) 857-1427
Fax: (707) 857-1706
Email: tiffany.camacho@franciscoppolawinery.com
24691 Dutcher Creek Road
Cloverdale , CA 95425
707-894-3389
Email: info@fritzwinery.com
1220 Canyon Rd.
Geyserville , CA 95441
(707) 857-3531
Fax: (707) 857-3812
Email: jim@pedroncelli.com
50 Commerce Unit A
Cloverdale , CA 95425
(707) 385-8180
Email: colleen@legacywines.net
207A North Cloverdale Blvd. #196
Cloverdale , CA 95425
(707) 894-1105
Email: barry@pinemountainava.org
5610 Dry Creek Road
Healdsburg , CA 95448
(707) 433-9545
Fax: (707) 433-6913
Email: bob@truetthurst.com
19550 Geyserville Ave
Geyserville , CA 95441
(707) 814-8100
Email: tasting@trionewinery.com
25510 River Rd.
Cloverdale , CA 95425
(707) 894-5166
Fax: (707) 894-2950
Email: info@wattlecreek.com
Whether you are looking for an old favorite or hoping to discover a new gem, you have come to the right place.
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Sonoma County has 13 distinctive wine regions offering a wide range of world class wines. Our geographical diversity and coastal locale mean that our wines are well-balanced and food friendly.
Where will you go today?
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We are farmers, winemakers and artists — free thinkers who value our land, our people and our independent lifestyle. We create balanced, pure wines from grapes grown on unspoiled land, wines that express the individuality of Mendocino's 10 diverse appellations. Our hospitality is genuine, our pace unhurried. Discover our small towns, meandering country roads and savor our wines.
Mendocino County is home to over 550 vineyards in 2015, according to figures released today by Mendocino WineGrowers Inc. (MWI). A complete 2015 census of all vineyards in the region reveals a fascinating picture of the typical vineyard in Mendocino.
Mendocino County is a large, rugged winegrowing region encompassing total acreage of 2.4 million acres, with less than 1% planted to wine grapes. With a long history in winemaking, Mendocino County is made up of mostly small, family owned vineyards. The typical size of vineyard properties is only 14 acres, often farming just one varietal.
Come Enjoy…
Coastal villages, hand crafted wines & giant redwoods
Here in Mendocino County we are blessed with an amazing diversity of all that Mother Nature has to offer along with the finest aspects of living well. Come and join in on the conversations by a bonfire; experience one of California's last real wine country frontiers; savor a world-class Mendocino varietal; visit one of our spectacular state parks filled with mighty redwood trees and babbling brooks or be mesmerized by the sight of migrating whales from the porch of one of our unique inns.
Mendocino County is a place like no other; it is a place where the rugged coastlines meet breathtaking beaches and picturesque villages. It is where majestic redwoods, inland vineyards and wineries beckon you to escape to a slower pace of life. Serenity and wilderness plus indulgence and enjoyment all await you, just a couple hours north of the San Francisco Bay Area where the daily stress of your life ends and solitude begins.