To the west of Napa Valley, between the stretch of the Mayacamas Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, lies the true birthplace of the California wine industry, Sonoma County. While Russian colonists planted the first vineyards in the region around 1830, vineyard...
I strolled through Downtown Napa recently and marveled at all of the new businesses that have opened since March 2020. I want to share with you all of the new restaurants you may try on your next visit to the Napa Valley. Empress M-There aren’t too many Chinese...
With the cool fog rolling in from the Ocean, the Russian River Valley is mostly known for its tasty Chardonnay and award-winning Pinot Noir. There are other hip places to visit here. Check out our Top 7 places to visit in the Russian River Valley. Sonoma Zipline...
Are you looking to escape to a summit in Napa and take in the scenery of the valley below? Travelling to one of our Mountain wineries is an adventure. Once you arrive, you will find that these back roads wineries offer genuine hospitality and delicious wines. 1. Hans...
The Bear Flag Revolt. This almost-revolution took place in the village of Sonoma in June-July of 1846, which was the same year the Donner Party became trapped in the high Sierra on their way to this region. The area was governed by the Mexican government, having...
In all its splendor, Sonoma Valley, has more to enjoy than just wine. When you explore here, you are going to want to plan for a few days to visit the many unique offerings in Sonoma Valley. Morton’s Warm Springs Resort-A family friendly place, Morton Warm Springs,...
