Germans and Hungarians were among Sonoma’s earliest winemakers, but it was Italians who put Sonoma on the world wine map. They planted grapes like Barbera, Carignane, Zinfandel and, later, Pinot Noir, ...

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It sounds too good to be true — we know — but complimentary wine tastings still exist in Wine Country. The number of Sonoma wineries where you can sip and swirl for free have steadily dwindled ...

When it comes to wine, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: it’s no longer just about what’s in the glass. Younger generations, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, are reshaping the industry by ...

As the golden leaves of autumn fall and carpet the vineyards across the Sonoma Valley and the days turn chilly, wine lovers sip warming Zinfandels and Syrahs while perusing notable art collections at ...

It’s hard to keep track of all the rules at the more than 400 wineries that call Sonoma County home in Northern California, but fortunately, finding dog-friendly wineries in these parts isn't all that ...

With bountiful organic produce, sustainable wineries and a glorious Pacific coastline, Sonoma county in northern California offers a beautiful, quieter alternative to its better-known neighbour, Napa ...