Sonoma County is one of the world’s most diverse and robust wine countries.
It boasts no fewer than 12 sub-appellations and is home to nearly 60,000 acres of vineyards and more than 400 wineries. The cooler coastal areas of Sonoma provide ideal climate for California’s finest Chardonnay. The climate and terroir produces excellent Pinot Noirs. Wine enthusiasts and tasting novices alike can find a wide range of varietals to enjoy among rolling vineyards and stunning wineries.
In 2014, the Sonoma County Winegrowers introduced a mandate that all commercial growers must be 100 percent sustainable by 2019, a reflection of the region’s values.
Start your wine tour down the road from Osmosis at Bohème Wines.
Preferred Vitner List
DaVero Farms & Winery – A living farm winery in Healdsburg. Immerse yourself in the essence of our regenerative farm as you savor our Italian varietals, olive oils, and farm treasures.
Black Kite Cellars – Black Kite Cellars is a small family owned winery in Freestone producing the finest Pinot Noirs and Chardonnay.
McCarter Cellars – Dennis McCarter, owner and winemaker, started McCarter Cellars with his wife Laura in 2022. Every wine Dennis has made won multiple awards, including double gold at the SF Chronicle wine competition for the 2022 Forchini Vineyard Pinot Noir
Bohème Wines – A winery by Vintner-Owner, Kurt Beitler in downtown Occidental, CA
Thumbprint Cellars – Specializing in a luxurious and uniquely intimate experience — welcoming people and wines that you won’t be able to keep your hands off of.
Red Car Winery – For several years now Red Car has worked hard to go beyond sustainability and have integrated the concepts and principles of organic, biodynamic and permaculture systems into our farming as we search for nature’s ideal pathways. Their Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah are grown in cold-climate vineyards on the edge of the Paicfic.
Halleck Vineyard – A family one acre site, Halleck Vineyard is perched above the Russian River watershed and flanked on the west by the slopes to the Pacific Ocean. It commands an expansive view of rolling Sonoma County.