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<\/p>\nCalifornia Wine Country is the fourth largest producer of wine in the world, following France, Italy and Spain. More than 90 percent of all wine produced in the United States comes from California Wine Country and Central Valley.<\/p>\n
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Wherever you go in California from Mexico to Oregon and from the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, you will find great vineyards and spectacular wineries.<\/p>\n
The Wine Country is actually a region of Northern California in the United States known worldwide as a premium wine-growing region. Viticulture and winemaking have been practiced in California Wine Country since the mid-19th century. The region is defined in terms of not only viticulture and terroir, but also based on its particular ecology, geology, architecture, cuisine, and culture.<\/p>\n
Wine lovers and California visitors may get confused by the term “California Wine Country” due to numerous wine growing regions in California from San Diego in Southern California to Mendocino in northern California . California Wine Country<\/p>\n
Is the area or wine growing regions of California distinguished as “the Wine Country” referring to wine the growing regions in North California. Less than 55 miles upstate from San Francisco, Sonoma and Napa countries are the Wine Country heartland.<\/p>\n
Including all four counties, the Wine Country occupies an area of over 7,000 square miles. It is home to several hundreds of wineries , lodging accommodations, fine dining restaurants, and a numerous of shops and marketplaces. California Wine Country growing wine regions are:<\/p>\n
Sonoma North<\/u> is the wine growing region centered around Healdsburg and includes Alexander Dry Creek and Russian River valleys.<\/p>\n
Sonoma South<\/u> includes the town of Sonoma where lies Sonoma Historic Town Plaza and Sonoma Valley ,also known as the Valley of the Moon, and Sonoma southern side of the Carneros district. Carneros district is famous for growing best chardonnays and Pinots thanks to its proximity to San Pablo Bay and the particularity of its terroir.<\/p>\n
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Western<\/u> Sonoma<\/u> includes the town of Bodega, Freestone, Valley Ford, Occidental, Jenner and Fort Ross.<\/p>\n
Napa North<\/u> covers the Upper section of Napa Valley including Calistoga, St Helena, Silverado trail wineries and Rutherford wine growing region.<\/p>\n
Napa South<\/u> covers the bottom half of the valley including the Oakville and Yountville areas, the town of Napa and Napa’s Carneros growing region.<\/p>\n
Mendocino County and Lake County<\/u> are each composed of four wine districts. In Mendocino County, the districts are Hopland and Redwood Valley along Highway 128, and Mendocino Coast along Highway 1 (California Coastal Highway).<\/p>\n
In <\/u>Lake<\/u> County<\/u>, the four growing regions are Guenoc Valley , Red Hills along Highway 29, High Valley along Highway 20, and Clear Lake wine growing region.<\/p>\n
The Wine Country is served by two major highways. US Highway 101 runs north-south, connecting San -Francisco with Sonoma and Mendocino counties. US Highway 101 connects to highway 37 and Highway 121 running through southern and northern Sonoma Valley . Interstate 80 runs northeast-southwest between San Francisco and Sacramento, connecting to California highway 12 running into southern Napa and Sonoma counties. Important branches off I-80 are I-880, run along the eastern shore of San Francisco Bay and I-580 connecting Oakland with San Rafael on the western side of the Bay.<\/p>\n
Visitors come to the wine region not only for wine-tasting, but also for hiking, bicycling, hot air ballooning, and to visit historic sites parks , as well as the extensive culinary choices. Numerous notable chefs and restaurateurs are present in the Wine Country. Besides the obvious winery attractions. the Wine Country is also known for its hot springs baths, petrified forests and other natural areas<\/p>\n
Other wine country growing regions are:<\/p>\n
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Join our Wine Country Private Tours to visit North Sonoma Wine Country. You will tour great wineries and boutique wines along the Russian River that twists and turns its way throughout the Valley to the Pacific Ocean. Capture the Russian Valley gentle hillsides that fan out on both sides of the Russian river surrounded by giant redwoods. The Russian Valley banks are strewn with sandy beaches where local enjoy their sunny days. The Russian Valley river goes through three major wine valleys ; Alexander Valley , Dry Creek Wine growing Valley and Russian River Valley.<\/p>\n
Healdsburg<\/strong><\/p>\n Healdsburg is located in the northern part of Sonoma Country. Healdsburg is surrounded by Alexander Valley in the northeast, Dry Creek Valley to the northwest and Chalk Hill and Knights’ Valley in the southeast.<\/p>\n The beauty of Healdsburg is incomparable \u2013 centered in the Northern California wine country, visitors often compare the area to Tuscany. Healdsburg Town Plaza offers great boutique wineries, restaurants, charming shopping stores and boutiques, art galleries, antiques stores and live music in some tasting rooms. Take a walking tour to Healdsburg historic homes, get a soothing massage at one of their spas, or linger in Healdsburg’s museums and wine libraries.<\/p>\n The Russian River runs by Healdsburg where visitors can enjoy sandy beaches, swimming, canoeing and kayaking, all the way to the Pacific Coast. Ride or drive the Coast to enjoy sightseeing, walking on beaches, whale watching, bird watching, or rock climbing!<\/p>\n Dry<\/strong> Creek<\/strong> Valley<\/strong><\/p>\n Mendocino County is located border about 15 miles northwest of Healdsburg where the Warm Springs Dam holds back the waters of Dry Creek forming the long and serpentine Lake Sonoma. From the dam, you get a bird’s eye view of the valley that profiles in the horizon. The dam was built by the Army Corps of Engineers back in the 1980s primarily to form a state recreation area. It also protects the fertile wine valley from flooding. The combination of well-drained soils, morning fog, and temperature variations from the valley floor up to the steep hillsides has proved beneficial to certain varieties of red and white wine grapes. Today, Dry Creek Valley is one of the premium wine producing areas of California Wine county.<\/p>\n Two parallel roadways Dry Creek and West Dry Creek roads- run north and south along the edges of Dry Creek valley. Two smaller roads- Lambert Bridge and Yoakim Bridge-run east and west across the valley connecting the larger north-south thoroughfares. Together, these four roads provide access to several dozen of great wineries in Dry Creek Valley wine country.<\/p>\n Since the resurgence of wine grape production in the 1970s, Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel have become the most planted varieties, and Dry Creek wine Valley ,AVA has become one of the state’s top Zinfandel producers. Sauvignon Blanc has become the most important white grape varietals produced in Dry Creek wine Valley.<\/p>\n Russian<\/strong> River<\/strong> Valley<\/strong><\/p>\n The Russian River Valley Wine Country is a river located in the Northern California counties of Mendocino and Sonoma.<\/p>\n The Russian River springs from the Laughlin Range about 5 miles in Mendocino County and flows southward to Redwood Valley and northern Sonoma Country to empty into the Pacific Ocean between Jenner and Goat Rock Beach. (60 mi north of the San Francisco Bay’s Golden Gate)<\/p>\n The Russian River Valley wine country is characterized by its cool climate, heavily affected by fog generated by the valley’s proximity to the Pacific Ocean. The area is known for its success with cool climate varietals, notably Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.<\/p>\n Great wineries are found along the Westside Road before it meets Wohler Road intersection. There you need to decide whether you want to continue into the southern part of Russian River Valley or head back north toward Windsor and Healdsburg. If you choose to go north, you can cross over the Russian River on Wohler, bear left on Eastside Road and follow it as it skirts Windsor and eventually merges into Old Redwood Highway running between Windsor to the south and Healdsburg farther north.<\/p>\n If you decide to continue into the southern Russian River Valley at Wohler Road, you can either stay on Westside Road toward Guerneville or make the turn onto Wohler and continue past Eastside Road to River Road.<\/p>\n The Russian River Valley is not only about wine and grapes ,it is a chalk full of things to do like stemming from the river to the charming towns to exquisite gardens nearby. Canoeing through the redwoods, picnicking, swimming, camping, observe the abundant wildlife, cycling through picturesque vineyards and explore the majestic redwoods forests while visiting the world renowned wineries in Russian River Wine Country.<\/p>\n Alexander<\/strong> Valley<\/strong><\/p>\n From Healdsburg you have two options for touring the Alexander Valley. You can go north on Highway 101 about eight miles to Geyserville and turn right on state Highway 128. Or you can head north on Healdsburg Avenue, taking right on Alexander Valley Road just outside of town. Alexander Valley road merges into Highway 128 at a three-way stop near Jimtown. From this intersection, if you continue east (straight) on Highway 12, you’ll pass several wineries before traveling through Knight’s Valley and then winding through a series of hills to end up in Calistoga, the northernmost reach of the Napa Valley. If you turn left (north) onto Highway 128, to traverse the valley towards Geyserville, you will be driving on one of the most picturesque roads in Sonoma County.<\/p>\n Alexander Valley is the warmest area in the Valley and it is known for its cabernet Sauvignon grapes. The intense midday summer heat is counterbalanced by nighttime fog which is held in by the tapered ends of the Valley. Loamy-gravelly soil types encourage high yields and vigorous vine growth.<\/p>\n The Alexander Valley<\/strong> AVA sits at the top of Sonoma County with about 15,000 acres of much prized vineyards. Within the 76,000 total acres of this AVA, there are a variety of microclimates supporting a substantial range of grape varieties. While Cabernet Sauvignon reigns supreme on the gravelly terrain of the valley floor, the Alexander Valley AVA also produces notable Chardonnay, Zinfandel, Merlot, and Sauvignon Blanc. Even some cooler-climate varieties, like Gew\u00fcrztraminer and Riesling, have found a niche here.<\/p>\n Southern <\/strong>Russian<\/strong> River<\/strong> Valley<\/strong><\/p>\n Just west of Santa Rosa is the southern reach of the Russian River Valley. Visitors typically approach it along one of two main routes: by following River Road west from Santa Rosa; or by following Westside or Eastside roads south from the northern part of the valley to Wohler Road, then turning off Wohler onto River Road.<\/p>\n Along the route from the northern Russian River Valley it is also possible to follow Westside Road beyond Wohler to visit a couple of major wineries farther south on Westside. From Eastside Road you can reach this southern stretch of Westside Road by turning right on Wohler, going let across the old bridge spanning the river, and then going left again on Westside. Be especially careful on this southern stretch of Westside; it is narrow and winding and, while scenic and serviceable, it is not a particularly good road. If you follow Westside all the way to its end, you will find yourself at River Road about three miles west of Wohler.<\/p>\n The Russian River Valley is a popular weekend destinations or many San Franciscans who love its cooler climate and outdoor pursuits along the river. It also produces nearly a third of all grapes grown in Sonoma country with Pinot Noir and Chardonnay the dominant varietals.<\/p>\n The character of the Russian River Valley is a bit different north to south. The northern reach has much more of a Dry Creek Valley feel. Up north the wineries are generally larger, newer, and perhaps a little flashier than in the south, which has a more rustic feel.<\/p>\n The southern Russian River Valley is a large area with irregular shape that is somewhat wider than it is tall. It is bounded on the north by River Road, which becomes Old River Road near Guerneville; and on the south by state Highway 12, which becomes Sebastopol Road and then the Bodega Highway as it runs east to west. On the west, the Bohemian Highway shapes the area, running from near Guerneville southeast to Freestone. Highway 101 forms the eastern boundary.<\/p>\n State Highway 116 runs diagonally through the southern valley, from Guerneville in the northwest to Sebastopol in the southeast. Other important roads are Mirabel road, which connects River road and Highway 116; Guerneville Road connecting Highway 101 and Highway 116; and Olivet Road connecting River Road and Guerneville Road. All along this skeleton of roadways and many smaller roads branching from it are a myriad of wineries where you can taste Pinor Noir, Zinfandel, and other wines produced in the Russian River Valley appellation.<\/p>\n The major towns you will want to consider visiting in the southern Russian River Valley are Sebastopol, Graton, Guerneville and Occidental. Forestville is also important because it is home to some good wineries and is located at the junction of Mirabel Road and Highway 116.<\/p>\n In Sebastopol, you can enjoy an easy stroll along Main Street to take in antique, art, and book shops among other homegrown stores and restaurants that somehow are only found in small towns. You will find the Sebastopol natives to be friendly and welcoming if a bit quirky. Nonconformity is the norm among many locals in the unabashedly authentic and American small town.<\/p>\n The hamlet of Graton is essentially a wide spot in Graton Road just west of Highway 116 near its intersection with Guerneville Road and about four miles northwest of Sebastopol. Take a few minutes to walk to downtown area, occupying just a couple of blocks along Graton Road. You’ll find surprising touches of sophistication including good restaurants and interesting shops.<\/p>\n If you’ve stopped in Graton, you might as well continue on along Graton Road about six miles to the southwest to Occidental. Yet another micro-town. Occidental seems impossibly cute, but is remarkable authentic. Here again you will find good restaurants and many interesting shops to browse. From Occidental, you can head north along the Bohemian Highway to Guerneville or go south to Freestone where you can pick up the Sebastopol Highway (highway 12) back toward Sebastopol. Or you can just go back to highway 116 the way you came.<\/p>\n Guerneville is about 12 miles to the northwest of Graton along Highway 116 and about 15 miles to the north of Occidental along the Bohemian Highway route. During the warmer months which can be seven or eight months in the Wine Country, it is the focal point of much activity for visitors to the many rustic resorts along the Russian River.<\/p>\n Adrian Fog Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 2064 Gravenstein North, Sebastopol<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-1174<\/p>\n Website: www.adrianfog.com<\/p>\n Alderbrook Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 2306 Magnolia Drive, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-9154<\/p>\n Website: www.alderbrook.com<\/p>\n Alexander Valley Cellars<\/a><\/p>\n 217 Alexander Valley Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-1014<\/p>\n Website: www.alexandervalleycellars.com<\/p>\n Alexander Valley Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 8644 Hwy 128, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-7209<\/p>\n Website: www.avvwine.com<\/p>\n Amphora Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 4791 Dry Creek Road, Bldg. 6, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-7767<\/p>\n Website: www.amphorawines.com<\/p>\n Arista Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 7015 Westside Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 473-0606<\/p>\n Website: www.aristawinery.com<\/p>\n Artiste Winery & Tasting Studio<\/a><\/p>\n 439 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-1920<\/p>\n Website: www.artiste.com<\/p>\n Bella Vineyards & Wine Caves <\/a><\/p>\n 9711 West Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 473-9171<\/p>\n Website: www.bellawinery.com<\/p>\n Benovia Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 3339 Hartman Road, Santa Rosa<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 526-4441<\/p>\n Website: www.benoviawinery.com<\/p>\n Benovia Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 3339 Hartman Road, Santa Rosa<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 526-4441<\/p>\n Website: www.benoviawinery.com<\/p>\n C. Donatiello Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 4035 Westside Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-4442<\/p>\n Website: www.cdonatiello.com<\/p>\n Camellia Cellars Tasting Room<\/a><\/p>\n 57 Front Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-1290<\/p>\n Website: www.camelliacellars.com<\/p>\n Chateau Diana<\/a><\/p>\n P.O. Box 1013, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-6992<\/p>\n Website: www.blackoakwines.com<\/p>\n Chateau Felice<\/a><\/p>\n 10603 Chalk Hill Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 836-9011<\/p>\n Website: www.chateaufelice.com<\/p>\n Christie Estate Winery & Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 851 Limerick Lane, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-0662<\/p>\n Website: www.christievineyards.com<\/p>\n Christopher Creek Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 641 Limerick Lane, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-2001<\/p>\n Website: www.christophercreek.com<\/p>\n Clos du Bois<\/a><\/p>\n 19410 Geyserville Avenue, Geyserville<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 857-3100<\/p>\n Website: www.closdubois.com<\/p>\n Copain Wines<\/a><\/p>\n 7800 Eastside Road<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 836-8822<\/p>\n Website: www.copainwines.com<\/p>\n De La Montanya Vineyards & Winery<\/a><\/p>\n Westside at Felta Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-3711<\/p>\n Website: www.dlmwine.com<\/p>\n Domaine St. George Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 1141 Grant Avenue, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-5508<\/p>\n Website: www.domstgeo.com<\/p>\n Domenichelli Wines<\/a><\/p>\n 91 South Jefferson Street, Cloverdale<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 894-8577<\/p>\n Website: www.domenichelliwines.com<\/p>\n Downtown Wine<\/a><\/p>\n 132 Plaza Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 473-0337<\/p>\n Website: www.downtownwinecellars.com<\/p>\n Dutcher Crossing Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 8533 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-2700<\/p>\n Website: www.dutchercrossingwinery.com<\/p>\n Dry Creek Vineyard<\/a><\/p>\n 3770 Lambert Bridge Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-1000<\/p>\n Website: www.drycreekvineyard.com<\/p>\n Everett Ridge Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 435 West Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-1637<\/p>\n Website: www.everettridge.com<\/p>\n Family Wineries Tasting Room<\/a><\/p>\n 4791 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-0100<\/p>\n Website: www.familywineriesdrycreekvalley.com<\/p>\n Ferrari-Carano Vineyards & Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 8761 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-6700<\/p>\n Website: www.ferrari-carano.com<\/p>\n Field Stone Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 10075 Hwy 128, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-7266<\/p>\n Website: www.fieldstonewinery.com<\/p>\n Foppiano Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 12707 Old Redwood Hwy, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-7272<\/p>\n Website: www.foppiano.com<\/p>\n Francis Ford Coppola Presents Rosso & Bianco<\/a><\/p>\n 300 Via Archimedes, Geyserville<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 857-1400<\/p>\n Website: www.ffcwinery.com<\/p>\n Gallo of Sonoma Tasting Room<\/a><\/p>\n 320 Center Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-2458<\/p>\n Website: www.gallosonoma.com<\/p>\n Gary Farrell Wines<\/a><\/p>\n 10701 Westside Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 473-2900<\/p>\n Website: www.garyfarrell.com<\/p>\n Grove Street Wine Brokers<\/a><\/p>\n 1433 Grove Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-4252<\/p>\n Website: www.grovestreetbrokers.com<\/p>\n Hanna Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 9280 Hwy 128, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-4310<\/p>\n Website: www.hannawinery.com<\/p>\n Hartford Family Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 8075 Martinelli Road, Forestville<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 887-8013<\/p>\n Website: www.hartfordwines.com<\/p>\n Hop Kiln Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 6050 Westside Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-6491<\/p>\n Website: www.hopkilnwinery.com<\/p>\n Huntington Wine Cellars & Art Gallery<\/a><\/p>\n 53 Front Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-5215<\/p>\n Website: www.huntingtonwine.com<\/p>\n Jordan Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 1474 Alexander Valley Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-5250<\/p>\n Website: www.jordanwinery.com<\/p>\n Kendall-Jackson Tasting Room<\/a><\/p>\n 337 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-7102<\/p>\n Website: www.kj.com<\/p>\n La Bella Vita <\/a><\/p>\n 7135 Eastside Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 838-4230<\/p>\n Website: www.labellavitaLLC.com<\/p>\n La Crema Tasting Room<\/a><\/p>\n 235 Healdsburg Avenue<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-9400<\/p>\n Website: www.lacrema.com<\/p>\n Lake Sonoma Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 340 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 473-2999<\/p>\n Website: www.lakesonomawinery.net<\/p>\n Lambert Bridge Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 4085 West Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-9600<\/p>\n Website: www.lambertbridge.com<\/p>\n Lancaster Estate<\/a><\/p>\n 15001 Chalk Hill Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-8178<\/p>\n Website: www.lancaster-reserve.com<\/p>\n Limerick Lane Cellars<\/a><\/p>\n 1023 Limerick Lane, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-9211<\/p>\n Website: www.limericklanewines.com<\/p>\n Longboard Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 5 Fitch Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-3473<\/p>\n Website: www.longboardvineyards.com<\/p>\n MacPhail Family Wines<\/a><\/p>\n 851 Magnolia Drive, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-4780<\/p>\n Website: www.macphailwines.com<\/p>\n Mauritson Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 2859 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-0804<\/p>\n Website: www.mauritsonwines.com<\/p>\n Mazzocco Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 1400 Lytton Springs Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-8159<\/p>\n Website: www.mazzocco.com<\/p>\n Medlock Ames Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 13414 Chalk Hill Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-8845<\/p>\n Website: www.medlockames.com<\/p>\n Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate<\/a><\/p>\n 4155 Wine Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-7427<\/p>\n Website: www.michelschlumberger.com<\/p>\n Mill Creek Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 1401 Westside Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-2121<\/p>\n Website: www.mcvonline.com<\/p>\n Murphy-Goode Estate Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 20 Matheson Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-7644<\/p>\n Website: www.murphygoode.com<\/p>\n Papapietro Perry Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 4791 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-0422<\/p>\n Website: www.papapietro-perry.com<\/p>\n Passalacqua Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 3805 Lambert Bridge Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (877) 825-5547<\/p>\n Website: www.passalacquawinery.com<\/p>\n Pedroncelli Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 1220 Canyon Road, Geyserville<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 857-3531<\/p>\n Website: www.pedroncelli.com<\/p>\n Pezzi King Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 241 Center Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-9388<\/p>\n Website: www.pezziking.com<\/p>\n Preston of Dry Creek<\/a><\/p>\n 9282 West Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-3372<\/p>\n Website: www.prestonvineyards.com<\/p>\n Puma Springs Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 1421 Chiquita Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-9173<\/p>\n Website: www.pumasprings.com<\/p>\n Quivira Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 4900 West Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-8333<\/p>\n Website: www.quivirawine.com<\/p>\n Raymond Burr Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 8339 West Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-4365<\/p>\n Website: www.raymondburrvineyards.com<\/p>\n Ridge Vineyards-Lytton Springs<\/a><\/p>\n 650 Lytton Springs Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-7721<\/p>\n Website: www.ridgewine.com<\/p>\n Robert Young Estate Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 4960 Red Winery Road, Geyserville<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-4811<\/p>\n Website: www.ryew.com<\/p>\n J. Rochioli Vineyards & Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 6192 Westside Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-2305<\/p>\n Website : <\/em>www.rochioliwinery.com\/<\/p>\n Rodney Strong Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 11455 Old Redwood Hwy, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-1533<\/p>\n Website: www.rodneystrong.com<\/p>\n Roshambo Winery<\/a><\/p>\n PO Box 608, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-2051<\/p>\n Website: www.roshambowinery.com<\/p>\n Sapphire Hill Vineyards & Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 51 Front Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-1888<\/p>\n Website: www.sapphirehill.com<\/p>\n Sausal Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 7370 Hwy 128, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-2285<\/p>\n Website: www.sausalwinery.com<\/p>\n Sbragia Family Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 9990 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 473-2992<\/p>\n Website: www.sbragia.com<\/p>\n Seghesio Family Vineyards<\/a><\/p>\n 14730 Grove Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-3579<\/p>\n Website: www.seghesio.com<\/p>\n Selby Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 215 Center Street, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-1288<\/p>\n Website: www.selbywinery.com<\/p>\n Simi Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 16275 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-6981<\/p>\n Website: www.simiwinery.com<\/p>\n Stonestreet<\/a><\/p>\n 7111 Highway 128, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-9463<\/p>\n Website: www.stonestreetwines.com<\/p>\n Stuhlmuller Vineyards & Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 4951 W. Soda Rock Lane, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 431-7745<\/p>\n Website: www.stuhlmullervineyards.com<\/p>\n Trentadue Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 19170 Geyserville Avenue, Geyserville<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-1082<\/p>\n Website: www.trentadue.com<\/p>\n Truett Hurst Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 5610 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-9545<\/p>\n Website: www.truetthurst.com<\/p>\n White Oak Vineyards & Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 7505 Hwy 128, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-8429<\/p>\n Website: www.whiteoakwines.com<\/p>\n Wilson Winery<\/a><\/p>\n 1960 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg<\/p>\n Phone: (707) 433-4355<\/p>\n Website: www.wilsonwinery.com<\/p>\n A Divine Affair <\/a><\/p>\n 330 Healdsburg Avenue<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-1035<\/p>\n Adels <\/a><\/p>\n 198 Dry Creek Rd<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-6422<\/p>\n Anstead’s <\/a><\/p>\n 428 Center Street<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 431 -0530<\/p>\n Barndiva <\/a><\/p>\n 231 Center Street<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 431-0100<\/p>\n Brewing Company <\/a><\/p>\n 345 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-2337<\/p>\n Bistro Ralph <\/a><\/p>\n 109 Plaza St<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-1380<\/p>\n Bovolo <\/a><\/p>\n 106 Matheson St<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 431-2962<\/p>\n Cena Luna <\/a><\/p>\n 241 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-6000<\/p>\n CK House Chinese Restaurant <\/a><\/p>\n 1525 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-4122<\/p>\n Costeaux French Bakery & Cafe <\/a><\/p>\n 417 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-1913<\/p>\n Cyrus Restaurant <\/a><\/p>\n 29 North St<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-3311<\/p>\n Divine Pizza <\/a><\/p>\n 20 Dry Creek Road<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-3660<\/p>\n Dry Creek Kitchen <\/a><\/p>\n 317 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 431-0330<\/p>\n El Farolito <\/a><\/p>\n 128 Plaza St<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-2807<\/p>\n El Taco Grande <\/a><\/p>\n 425 Center St<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 431-1464<\/p>\n Fitch Mountain Eddie’s <\/a><\/p>\n 1301 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-7414<\/p>\n Giorgio’s Restaurant <\/a><\/p>\n 25 Grant Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-1106<\/p>\n Happy Time Chinese Restaurant <\/a><\/p>\n 1047 Vine St<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-2837<\/p>\n Healds Burger <\/a><\/p>\n 48 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 431-1381<\/p>\n Healdsburg Charcuterie <\/a><\/p>\n 335 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 431-7213<\/p>\n Jackie’s Sports Bar <\/a><\/p>\n 9 Mitchell Ln<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-6362<\/p>\n Jimtown Store <\/a><\/p>\n 6706 Highway 128<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-1212<\/p>\n Madrona Manor <\/a><\/p>\n 1001 Westside Rd<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-4231<\/p>\n Manzanita <\/a><\/p>\n 336 Healdsburg Ave (707)<\/p>\n Tel. 433-8111<\/p>\n Palette Art Cafe <\/a><\/p>\n 235 Healdsburg Ave, Courtyard<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-2788<\/p>\n Quail Run <\/a><\/p>\n 3250 Highway 128<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 857-2777<\/p>\n Ravenous <\/a><\/p>\n 420 Center St<\/p>\n Tel. 707-431-1302<\/p>\n Reds, Whites and Brews <\/a><\/p>\n 177 Dry Creek Rd<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-5529<\/p>\n Round Table Pizza <\/a><\/p>\n Healdsburg 1351 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-8877<\/p>\n Sake ‘O <\/a><\/p>\n 505 Healdsburg Ave.<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-2669<\/p>\n Santi Restaurant <\/a><\/p>\n 21047 Geyserville Avenue<\/p>\n Tel. 707-857-1790<\/p>\n Scopa <\/a><\/p>\n 109 Plaza St # A<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-5282<\/p>\n Singletree Inn <\/a><\/p>\n 165 Healdsburg Ave<\/p>\n Tel. (707) 433-8263<\/p>\nHEALDSBURG WINERIES<\/span><\/strong><\/h1>\n
HEALDSBURG RESTAURANTS<\/span><\/strong><\/h1>\n