Region’s Best Wines Go Head to Head in the Annual North Coast Wine Challenge. Here’s How to Enter
The Press Democrat's annual North Coast Wine Challenge is calling on local producers to enter by March 21. Here's how to enter.
The Press Democrat's annual North Coast Wine Challenge is calling on local producers to enter by March 21. Here's how to enter.
To meet new demands, Sonoma and Napa wineries are partnering with breweries to expand their offerings.
It’s time to get those calendars organized, because an amazing lineup of food and wine festivals are slated throughout the year in Sonoma and Napa counties.
Zinfandel put this pioneering winery on the map, but Burgundian grapes are now stars of the show.
You don’t have to study wine to enjoy drinking it, but learning more about its origins and nuances can certainly enhance the experience.
This event offers $15 wine tastings at 16 participating Sonoma Valley wineries, aiming to make wine tasting more accessible — no reservations required.
The winery plans to move operations to its rural Geyserville headquarters and focus on wine club members.
Let’s be honest – an attractive label can sometimes make a wine taste better. Here are three local favorites that marry beautiful label art and beautiful wine.
Get a taste of history and listen to some vinyl tunes during the winery's Hi-Fi Happy Hour with $10 glasses of wine and pizza by the slice.
It’s a win-win for wine lovers, as they sip and learn about great grapes while getting hands-on guidance through artful recipes they might recreate at home.