Sonoma County, around forty-five minutes north of San Francisco, is amongst the most recognised names in American wine. With more than four-hundred wineries, twenty-four-thousand hectares of vineyard, and a reputation for producing wines of supreme quality, Sonoma - along with neighbouring Napa- is a leading light in an increasingly bright Californian wine scene.
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Covering a thirty-kilometre stretch of the Russian River in Sonoma County, California, Alexander Valley is amongst the state’s best known appella...
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Bennett Valley - granted official AVA status in 2003 following a campaign by one of the region’s most notable producers (Matanzas Creek Winery), ...
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Carneros - sometimes referred to as Los Carneros (Spanish for The Rams) - is an American Viticultural Area that straddles the border between Napa a...
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Chalk Hill is a wine appellation which occupies the north eastern corner of the larger Russian River Valley AVA in Sonoma County. So named for its ...
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In the north of Sonoma County, California, lies the seven and a half thousand hectare Dry Creek Valley wine appellation. This topographically and c...
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Established as an AVA in 2012, Fort Ross-Seaview offers a unique terroir distinct from the rest of Sonoma County on account of its westerly locatio...
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Surrounded by some of Sonoma County’s most prestigious appellations including Alexander Valley, Chalk Hill and Russian River Valley, Fountaingrov...
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Green Valley of the Russian River Valley is an American Viticultural Area in Sonoma County, California. The appellation is best known for its aroma...
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Sandwiched between Alexander Valley AVA and Napa County, and officially recognised as an AVA since 1983, Knights Valley is one of Sonoma County’s...
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Fabulously named and acclaimed for its high elevation Cabernet Sauvignon and old vine Zinfandel varietals, Moon Mountain - close to Sonoma Countyâ€...
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Northern Sonoma is one of the three ‘Sonoma’ AVAs, along with Sonoma Coast and Sonoma Valley, that together cover the entire geographic area of...
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One of the United States’ newest wine appellations, Petaluma Gap - covering parts of Sonoma and Marin counties in California - was granted AVA st...
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Pine Mountain-Cloverdale Peak is a high-elevation wine appellation in the north of Sonoma County close to the border with Mendocino. Granted AVA st...
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Rockpile is an American Viticultural Area in the north of Sonoma County, close to its border with Mendocino. Best known for its Zinfandel varietals...
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One of America's most famous wine appellations, Russian River Valley in Sonoma County, California, is well known for its world class varietals from...
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Sonoma Coast AVA, established in 1987, is a large viticultural area covering much of the county from which it takes its name. Around eight-hundred ...
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Sonoma Mountain is an American Viticultural Area centred around the eponymous peak of the Sonoma Mountain range. With a fraction over three-hundred...
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Flanked to the west by the Sonoma Mountains and to the east by the Mayacamas, Sonoma Valley AVA is a large wine appellation in the Californian coun...
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