Part of the large North Coast sub-zone, Mendocino County is a region of California that is home to the world's tallest living tree and famed for its stunning visual beauty and abundance of fine wine. Renowned for its world class varietals from the Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes, as well as some outstanding sparkling wines in the Champagne style, the area is also something of a pioneer of organic viticulture.
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Anderson Valley AVA is home to some top quality white wines produced with the typical varieties of Alsace. Pinot Noir also grows well and there are...
Read more ▸Located between the Anderson Valley and the Russian River Valley, Cole Ranch is the smallest appellation in the United States.
Read more ▸The Covelo viticultural area of Mendocino encompasses the Round Valley, Williams Valley, and the surrounding foothills.
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Established in 1983, the Potter Valley AVA in the north eastern corner of Mendocino County produces crisp, aromatic white wines from traditional co...
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Taking its name from the towering trees that bestride the surrounding landscape, Redwood Valley is an American Viticultural Area in Mendocino Count...
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