Jane
Malibu
What wineries would you go to if you had 2 days in Sonoma?
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You have many, many to choose from. It depends on whether you are in for a big tour or just want to taste some wine. One tour is enough for two days. Jordan Vineyard & Winery has $30 to $120 tours and tastings, but both the tours and Cabs and Chardonnays are very good. We stayed a couple nights in Healdsburg summer of 2013 and enjoyed tasting at Quivira Vineyards & Winery excellent Sauvignon Blanc and Rose and nice winery and garden, Preston Family Vineyards , Bella Vineyards & Wine Caves good Zin and caves to visit, and Clos Du Bois Winery a big winery with wines of all prices and some interesting ones only available there and good people. Healdsburg is a great town and I really like Scopa for casual Italian food, but make sure you make a reservation.
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I would highly recommend Cline Cellars and Jacuzzi Family Vineyards in Sonoma. They are right across the street from each other and are both beautiful. The Cline property is more of a home grown and peaceful farm vibes. Jacuzzi across the street feels like you've walked into a square in Italy. Both have incredible wines.
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On my last trip to Sonoma wine country, which was also my first, we wound up at the following three wineries which I enjoyed immensely:
1) Ridge Vineyards - Lytton Springs
We also visited Wilson Winery, which was just way too busy and crowded to be able to enjoy the experience that day.
Also keep in mind that Russian River Brewing Company is also nearby in Santa Rosa.
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