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Sonoma County Wine, Established 1812

Sonoma County wine is crafted in a dream destination with breathtaking ocean views, spectacular summits, impossibly tall trees and unforgettable epicurean experiences. But for those of us who work the land, we know that what’s underfoot counts the most: the sites, the soils and the roots. Sonoma County wine could not have become the world-class beverage we know and love today without the pioneers that started it all. Russian colonists planted grapes on the coast of Sonoma County in 1812, and history is continually being made by innovative vintners.

  • 1812

    Russian Colonists planted grapes at Fort Ross (Sonoma Coast.)

  • 1823

    Spanish Franciscan Father Jose Altamira (Sonoma Mission) planted several thousand vines.

  • 1834

    Political upheaval brought an appropriation of all missions by the Mexican government. During this period, cuttings from Sonoma Mission vineyards were transported and planted throughout northern California.

  • 1845

    Bear Flag Revolt in Sonoma; California becomes independent.

  • 1856

    Cyrus Alexander plants grapes in northern Sonoma County.

  • 1857

    The Hungarian Count Agoston Haraszthy “The Father of California Wine Industry” founded Buena Vista winery in Sonoma Valley.

  • 1873

    Worldwide outbreak of phylloxera destroys vineyards.

  • 1920

    There were 256 wineries. With more than 22,000 acres (8,900 ha) in production, Sonoma County had surpassed Los Angeles.

  • 1920-1933

    18th Amendment launches Prohibition. Home winemaking booms. 200 gallons (757 liters) per household are allowed. California produces 150 million gallons (567 million liters) of home wine. Acreage grows to over 30,000 acres (12,000 ha) in grape production.

  • 1933

    By the time Prohibition is repealed, only 160 of California’s 700 wineries remained. Less than 50 wineries in Sonoma County survive.

  • 1933-1945

    WWII prevented importing of French wines, which helped Sonoma County wineries to slowly build and revive; much of new production went into bulk wines.

  • 1945-1955

    Post war grape and wine overproduction showed things down, and pro-ration programs were instituted by the government to deal with the glut. Sonoma County pioneers worked through this to rebuild their wine and grape businesses. Hanzell Vineyards planted the first Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in the region between 1953 and 1954.

  • 1960s

    As the 1960s redefined so many facets of American life, the decade made its mark on the Sonoma County wine industry. Americans developed a taste for wine and demand began to grow.

  • 1970

    A second generation of wineries are started, following a nationwide wine boom. Consumption grows at a 40% rate.

  • 1975

    Wine labels are regulated and appellations begin to be important in marketing Sonoma County’s wines. Planted acreage returns toward 1920s levels of 24,000 acres (9,700 ha.)

  • 1976

    A seminal event in bringing California wines to international consciousness, the Paris tasting pitted California wines against French offerings. Napa Valley wineries took the top prizes in both white wine (a 1973 Chateau Montelena chardonnay) and red wine (a 1973 Stags Leap Wine Cellars cabernet).

  • 1976

    In 1976 wine lovers rarely discussed grape growing when considering wine; winery names were what mattered. This was no doubt why few knew that 20 tons (nearly half) of the chardonnay fruit for the Chateau Montelena chardonnay came from Sonoma County vineyards. Bacigalupi Vineyards provided 14 tons.

  • 1980s

    Sonoma County made the transition from being known as a producer dairy, grain and fruit crops with grapes in fourth position. By 1989 grapes were Sonoma County’s top revenue-generating agricultural crop. Technological advances in winemaking improved wines to meet the more discerning tastes of consumers.

  • 1999

    There are over 49,000 acres (19,800 ha) of vineyards owned by more than 750 growers and 180 bonded wineries in Sonoma County.

  • Today

    Sonoma County has 19 unique AVAs and more than 60 grape varieties are planted here. It is estimated that the wine industry and related tourism contributes over $11 billion to the local economy each year, about 40% of the county’s contribution to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

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Sonoma County’s Geography Can’t be Summed Up Easily

Valleys, plains, mountaintops, forests, riverbeds and ocean cliffs create a unique geographical palette resulting in a staggering amount of microclimates: trying to find one uniform characteristic to sum up Sonoma County geography is a challenge.

There are, however, a few noteworthy features that influence the winegrowing regions of Sonoma County. Long before vineyards covered the land, Sonoma County was an inland sea. Tectonic upheavals of the coastal plates created the present day Mayacamas Mountains that form the eastern boundary of the county, and created a soil structure in these areas defined by ash and lava. In addition to this rare distinction, Sonoma County is also home to more soil types than are found in all of France, creating a unique patchwork of site, soil and geographic rarities unlike any other region in the world.

Most wine regions benefit from proximity to a body of water, and  for Sonoma County it’s the Russian River and the 60 miles of oceanic coastline. Meandering through a lush valley of vineyards, the rolling Russian River river provides a conduit for pulling fog through Healdsburg and into the Alexander Valley. On the west side of the county, the Russian River continues its run through Green Valley and empties into the ocean at Jenner.

A land of unlimited potential for grape growing and winemaking, Sonoma County is an inspiring place to live and work.

You Won’t Find a More Diverse Region for Grape Growing than Sonoma County

A nearly infinite array of microclimates provides the magic for our vineyards, but every site has the positive benefit of Sonoma County’s overall ideal combination of weather, temperature, fog and rainfall.

Sonoma County is heavily influenced by its close proximity to nearly 60 miles of Pacific Coast shoreline, and its cool nights and temperate days create the perfect conditions to draw in layers of oceanic fog to chill Sonoma’s warm interior valleys. Daytime temperatures average a comfortable 71˚F, with the warmest summer days rarely topping 84˚F. Nighttime temperatures stay mostly in the 40s, meaning hard frosts are a rarity, even during critical flowering time for grapes. At the start of fall harvest, the weather remains moderate with little to no rainfall. Sonoma County experiences no measurable snow or hail and normal rainfall measures between 25 and 30 inches a year.

Grapes thrive in this climate and, while Sonoma County does experience occasional temperature extreme and hard rains, the reliably moderate diurnal swings are tempered by coastal fog and only trace amounts of summer rain. Grapes thrive here; winegrowers flock here. And while growing grapes isn’t as easy as putting a stick in the ground and watching it grow, our local growers will agree that Sonoma County is one of the world’s most ideal growing regions.

Sonoma County Wine Facts

6%

of the land is planted to vineyards

3 years

from vineyard planting to first crop

60+

grape varieties grown in Sonoma County

202,304

tons of grapes harvested in 2021

500 – 2,000

vines planted per acre

1.5-7 tons

of grapes produced per acre

295

bottles of wine in a barrel

30

pounds of grapes per case of wine

2.4

pounds of grapes in one bottle of wine

Winegrapes Grown in Sonoma County

For those who are devoted to Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, Sonoma County has incredible wines for you. If you are a wine aficionado who is eager to discover a new varietal, Sonoma County has so much to explore with more than 60 varieties of grapes!

Pinot Noir

Nuanced and ethereal, Pinot Noir is an elegant wine that can be surprisingly structured, offering flavors of red and black cherries, strawberries, and a hint of earthiness.

Chardonnay

Can run the gamut of styles from crisp and minerally to creamy and buttery. Baked apple, pear, and lemon are common descriptions. Chardonnay responds well to oak, so many have toasty, spicy flavors as well.

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Cabernet Sauvignon

The most widely planted red grape in Sonoma County, Cabernet is concentrated and structured, with flavors of black currant, anise, and cedar. Often best after a few years of aging.

Zinfandel

Known for its spicy pepperiness, jammy blackberry and black raspberry fruit, and brambly characteristics. Usually big, full-bodied wines that aren’t overly tannic.

Sauvignon Blanc

Crisp and lively, with citrus flavors, a slight grassiness, good acidity, and little or no oak influence.

Merlot

Plump, ripe fruit, smooth tannins, and flavors of red and black cherries and red currant characterize this popular grape. Can range in structure from soft and approachable to intense and almost as structured as Cabernet Sauvignon.

Syrah

Fast growing in popularity, Syrah grows well in almost all of Sonoma County’s wide-ranging climates. In the warmer areas, it exhibits rich black fruit, mocha, and spice flavors, while cooler climates bring out the wine’s raciness and pepperiness.

Pinot Gris

Firmly established as one of the most pleasing aromatic whites, Pinot Gris offers the wine adventurer lightly honeyed fruit flavors of ginger and tropical fruit.

Viognier

Striking a perfect balance between oak-seasoned Chardonnay and aromatic whites like Riesling and Pinot Gris, Viognier has earned respect for its lush flavors, ample fruit and great balance.

Pinot Blanc

Pinot Blanc is the less known cousin to Chardonnay. Subtle and not too assertive, Pinot Blanc has just enough body to marry nicely with a little oak seasoning. Sonoma-grown Pinot Blanc has a rounded creamy texture, with a touch of spice.

Cabernet Franc

A reliable component in Bordeaux-style blends and as a stand-alone varietal with its own personality and flavor of ripe blueberry and licorice.

Sangiovese

Sonoma County Sangiovese delivers a blend of savory herbs and ripe raspberries supported by bracing acidity.

Petite Sirah

Dense and concentrated, Petite Sirah offers ripe berry fruit on a muscular framework of tannins and acidity.

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60+ Grape Varieties | 19 Distinct Appellations
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Visit Region Sonoma through the end of the year and check out their schedule of featured #SonomaCounty winery takeovers. Winery partners are on site to pour a splash of their favorite wines for you. Drop-ins welcome!

See details at drinkregion.com

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We at the Sonoma County Vintners Foundation (SCVF) would like to send a heartfelt THANK YOU to our participating vintners, SCWA guests, auction bidders, production team, event and dinner venue hosts, sponsors, culinary partners and grant beneficiary representatives. We can't raise this critical funding for nonprofits in our community without your help. We hope to see you all again next year!

SAVE THE DATE: Sonoma County Wine Auction, September 19-21, 2024

Thank you to our generous event and dinner hosts and sponsors!
@lacremawines 
@rsvineyards 
@bricoleurvineyards 
@bob_cabral_wines 
@pride_wines 
@blackpigmeat_co 
@tricorbraunwinepak 
@siliconvalleybank 
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@wrightcontracting 
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@bmwusa 
@wineshipping 
@govino 
@pure_luxury_transportation 
@theposhprivy
@recology 
@wine_spectator 
@pressdemo 
@diablomagazine 
@napasonomamag 
@thekrush 95.9 FM
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Sonoma County Vintners Foundation (SCVF) is pleased to announce that its annual Sonoma County Wine Auction (SCWA) has raised over $1.3 million. These proceeds will fund next year’s SCVF Community Grants for nonprofit organizations in the areas of education & literacy, health & human services, the environment, and arts & culture as well as the Emergency Relief Fund. The 2023 SCWA was held at the breathtaking La Crema Estate at Saralee’s Vineyard on September 16, 2023. Since the auction’s inception more than $41 million has been raised, directly benefiting Sonoma County community members in need.

Read the full story: https://sonomacountywineauction.com/2023-sonoma-county-wine-auction-raises-over-1-point-3-million/

Thank you to our generous event and dinner hosts and sponsors!
@lacremawines 
@rsvineyards 
@bricoleurvineyards 
@bob_cabral_wines 
@pride_wines
@blackpigmeat_co 
@tricorbraunwinepak 
@siliconvalleybank 
@sgwinespirits 
@americanagcredit 
@sonomacounty 
@sonomajetcenter
@wrightcontracting 
@crosscountrymtg 
@bmwusa 
@wineshipping 
@govino 
@pure_luxury_transportation 
@theposhprivy 
@recology 
@wine_spectator 
@pressdemo 
@diablomagazine 
@napasonomamag
@thekrush 
@sjspotlight 

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Join us for #WinemakerWednesday at @themathesonhbg on September 20, 5:00-6:00pm! Mark McWilliams of @aristawinery will be pouring complimentary tastings of their highly-rated Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, paired with small bites from The Matheson's kitchen (also complimentary!). Guests must be 21+ to enjoy Winemaker Wednesday.

NEW SHOW ALERT! Immediately after Winemaker Wednesday at 6:00pm on September 20, Mark McWilliams will join Chef @dustinvalette and SCV Executive Director Michael Haney for our very first Vine, Wine & Dine radio show on @crntalk! Listen live at crntalk.com/crn1/.

#vinewinedine #sonomawine #sonomacounty #sonomacountywine #sonomawinecountry
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Thanks so much to @rsvineyards for hosting an amazing Best. Party. Ever. ahead of the 2023 Sonoma County Wine Auction and to all of our auction guests, vintners, chefs, partners, sponsors and community members! A good time was had by all as they tasted delicious wines, dined on a wide selection of dishes and danced the night away. Remember to bid high and bid often at today's main event, benefiting Sonoma County Vintners Foundation and numerous nonprofits throughout #SonomaCounty.

Thanks to @bobmc for the beautiful photos!

#sonomawine #sonomacountywine #sipsonoma #theproceedsmatter #SCWA

Thank you to our SCWA sponsors & partners!
@lacremawines 
@rsvineyards
@tricorbraunwinepak 
@siliconvalleybank 
@sgwinespirits 
@americanagcredit 
@sonomacounty 
@sonomajetcenter 
@wrightcontracting 
@crosscountrymtg 
@bmwusa 
@wineshipping 
@govino 
@pure_luxury_transportation 
@theposhprivy 
@recology 
@wine_spectator 
@pressdemo 
@diablomagazine 
@napasonomamag 
@thekrush 
@sjspotlight
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We had an amazing kick-off to this year's Sonoma County Wine Auction with extraordinary vintner dinners hosted by our wonderful partners @patzhall and @barndivahealdsburg, @bricoleurvineyards and @bob_cabral_wines, Browne Family Wines with @cirqestate & @chev_wines, and @pride_wines with @blackpigmeat_co. Thank you very much for your generosity! We're looking forward to the main auction event, where guests will raise their paddles to benefit our Sonoma County Vintners Foundation, supporting numerous #SonomaCounty nonprofits annually.

#sonomawine #sonomacountywine #theproceedsmatter 

Thank you to our SCWA sponsors & partners!
@lacremawines 
@rsvineyards
@tricorbraunwinepak 
@siliconvalleybank
@sgwinespirits 
@americanagcredit 
@sonomacounty 
@sonomajetcenter 
@wrightcontracting 
@crosscountrymortgagesonoma 
@bmwusa
@wineshipping 
@govino 
@pure_luxury_transportation 
@theposhprivy 
@recology 
@wine_spectator 
@pressdemo 
@diablomagazine 
@napasonomamag 
@thekrush 
@sjspotlight
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Thanks so much to Laura Levy Shatkin and @napasonomamag for this amazing article entitled "Champions of Community: The Sonoma County Vintners and its foundation drive positive change throughout the region." The article features our Sonoma County Vintners Foundation and the local nonprofits supported by our vintner community, sponsor partners and donors. 

In Laura's words: "Sonoma County Vintners is one of the greatest champions of community support across the wine landscape."

Read the article in the latest issue of Napa Sonoma Magazine trendmag2.trendoffset.com/publication/?m=8309&i=801759&p=42&ver=html5 or see link to Latest News in bio.

#sonomawine #sonomacountywine #theproceedsmatter #SCWA
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Join us for our Vintners Voice show on Tuesday, 9/12 at 5:00pm on #TheDrivewithSteveJaxon on #WineCountryRadio 95.5FM! SCV Executive Director Michael Haney will be joined by this year's Sonoma County Wine Auction Vintner Honoree Stuart Bryan of @pride_wines. They will discuss the upcoming Sonoma County Wine Auction events scheduled for September 14-16 and how the money raised at the auction will benefit local nonprofits via our Sonoma County Vintners Foundation.

Tune in to 95.5FM or listen live at thedrive955.com.

#sonomawine #sonomacounty #sonomacountywine #sonomawinecountry #vintnersvoice #SCWA
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@ernestvineyards and @foleyfoodandwinesociety, both of whom are participating in the upcoming Sonoma County Wine Auction, have created an opportunity for anyone to support our Sonoma County Vintners Foundation (SCVF) the week of September 11-17, whether they are visiting Sonoma County or enjoying the last days of summer at home. SCVF provides annual Community Grants and Emergency Relief Funding to Sonoma County nonprofits. Take advantage of these limited-time offers and change a life in #SonomaCounty!

See full details at sonomawine.com or see link in bio.

#SCWA #TheProceedsMatter #sonomawine #sonomacountywine #sipsonoma

@Ernest Vineyards and @Foley Family Wines, both of whom are participating in the upcoming Sonoma County Wine Auction, have created an opportunity for anyone to support our Sonoma County Vintners Foundation (SCVF) the week of September 11-17, whether they are visiting Sonoma County or enjoying the last days of summer at home. SCVF provides annual Community Grants and Emergency Relief Funding to Sonoma County nonprofits. Take advantage of these limited-time offers and change a life in #SonomaCounty!

See full details at https://sonomawine.com/

#SCWA #TheProceedsMatter #sonomawine #sonomacountywine #sipsonoma 

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@chateaustjean
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Join us at Best. Party. Ever. on Friday, September 15, 6-9pm at the beautiful @rsvineyards for a fabulous evening of multicultural experiences, live music, exceptional wine, delicious food and live music on The Rodney Strong Concert Green. This fantastic party kicks off our annual Sonoma County Wine Auction being held on September 16, which funds Community Grants and the Emergency Relief Fund from our Sonoma County Vintners Foundation. You can join us at the party, even if you can't make it to the auction!

Get your tickets today at sonomacountywineauction.com or see link in bio.

#sonomawine #sonomacounty #sonomacountywine #theproceedsmatter #SCWA

Thanks to our SCWA hosts and sponsors!
@lacremawines 
@rsvineyards 
@tricorbraunwinepak 
@siliconvalleybank 
@sgwinespirits
@americanagcredit 
@sonomacounty 
@sonomajetcenter 
@wrightcontracting
@crosscountrymortgagesonoma 
@bmwusa
@wineshipping 
@govino 
@pure_luxury_transportation 
@theposhprivy 
@recology
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Join us September 6, 5-6pm, with @thesettingwines for #WinemakerWednesdays at @themathesonhbg! Winemaker Jesse Katz was the first winemaker to make the Forbes “30 under 30” list - come taste his #SonomaCounty wines, paired with small bites, and meet some new wine-loving friends.

#sonomawine #sonomacountywine #sipsonoma
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Congratulations to Prema Kerollis, General Manager and Co-Founder of @threestickswines and @headhighwines, on becoming the first recipient of the new Wine Business Leadership Award from Sonoma County Vintners and The Wine Business Institute at Sonoma State University. This new partnership award between SCV and WBI will recognize an individual annually who demonstrates great wine business leadership, vision, innovation, inspiration and impactful service to the Sonoma County community.

Read the full story at sonomawine.com/new-wine-business-leadership-award-recipient-announced/ or see our latest news link in bio.

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Pick up a bottle of your favorite #SonomaCounty Cabernet to celebrate #InternationalCabernetDay on August 31 - then pick up a few more to enjoy with anything you're putting on the grill this #LaborDay weekend! Whether you choose Cabernet Sauvignon or Cabernet Franc, we're sure it will be delicious.

#sonomawine #sonomacountywine #sipsonoma
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New this year! A limited number of Best. Party. Ever. single event tickets for Friday, September 15, 6-9pm are available for Sonoma County Wine Auction supporters who would like to join the festivities but are unable to attend the full weekend of #SCWA events. Join Sonoma County’s top vintners at the beautiful @rsvineyards for a fabulous evening of multicultural experiences, live music, exceptional wine, delicious food and live music on The Rodney Strong Concert Green. 

Get your tickets today at sonomacountywineauction.com/scwa-events-schedule/#best-party-ever or see link in bio.

#sonomawine #sonomacounty #sonomacountywine #theproceedsmatter
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The Drive with Steve Jaxon has moved to WineCountryRadio on 95.5FM! To kick off our first Vintners Voice show on Tuesday, 8/29 at 5:00pm, SCV Executive Director Michael Haney is thrilled to welcome James Hall, a Founder of @patzhall. Patz & Hall is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. We are especially excited to have James on the show because both he and Anne Moses, who is also a founder of Patz & Hall, are this year's Sonoma County Wine Auction's Honorary Chairs! The Sonoma County Wine Auction will be held September 14-16.

Tune in to 95.5FM or listen live at thedrive955.com.

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Join us August 23, 5-6pm, with @ernestvineyards for #WinemakerWednesdays at @themathesonhbg ! Ernest Vineyards specializes in site-specific wines. Some sites are valley floor, some are on hillsides - all are considered cold-climate. 

We'll see you there with a few of their #SonomaCounty wines and tasty bites to perfectly complement them.

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Sonoma County Vintners (SCV) is the leading voice of Sonoma County wine, dedicated to raising awareness of Sonoma County as one of the world’s premier wine regions. SCV represents over 250 wineries throughout the county. The organization actively promotes Sonoma County through educational programming; advocates for its members at local, state and federal levels; and contributes to the local communities through the Sonoma County Vintners Foundation. Sonoma County Wine Auction, its annual fundraiser, benefits nonprofit organizations throughout the region.

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