Sonoma County and the Napa Valley are recognized as the premier wine growing region and our five wineries, all small case producers, have garnered more than an equal share of awards for our distinctive hard-to-find wines using grapes from these regions. All of our wines are appellation specific and reflect the unique character of the soil and climate distinctive to that particular wine growing area.

Surrounding the tasting rooms are the three renowned wine growing regions of Sonoma County: the Dry Creek, Alexander and Russian River Valleys. This intimate selection of small premium wineries also holds the distinction of being the only winery row of tasting rooms within Sonoma County and Napa where vineophiles can walk from wine tasting room to tasting room.

Camellia Cellars

Wall Street Journal names Camellia Cellars 2003 Sangiovese one of the 12 Most Memorable Wines in Wine Country.

"Camellia Cellars Sangiovese 2003, Merlo Vineyards, Dry Creek Valley ($24). Sangiovese, which is the great grape of Chianti, enjoyed a surge of popularity in California a few years ago, but we have found too many of them candy-sweet, clumsy and lacking the charm of the real thing from Italy -- and at a higher price, to boot. This is a big exception. It tastes like fleshy red fruit and earth, bursting with ripe berries, plums and cherries, but it has a dry finish with some bite." Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher, The Wall Street Journal, September 16, 2005.

Camellia Cellars specializes in award-winning Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel, Sangiovese, and their proprietary blend “Diamo Grazie.” Their line of premium wines reflects hard work and a distinctive food-friendly wine style. Currently the winery is working with three lovely small vineyards in the Dry Creek Valley. Owners Bruce Snyder and Chris Lewand are often in the tasting room to personally share their wines with visitors.

Phone: 707-433-1290.
URL: www.camelliacellars.com
E-mail: CamelliaCellars@FrontStreetWineries.com

Holdredge Winery

Holdredge is a small family winery with an annual case production of approximately 1000 cases. They focus on producing small lots of wine from vineyards that reflect the quality and diversity of the appellations within Sonoma County. Most of their production is focused on Pinot Noir, but each year they also make a small amount of Syrah and Zinfandel. They also grow Syrah and Pinot Noir in their family’s “Lovers Lane Vineyard” in the Russian River Valley. Both their farming practices and winemaking philosophy emphasize a non-interventionist, handcrafted approach.

Phone: 707-431-1424
url: www.holdredge.com
e-mail: holdredge@frontstreetwineries.com

Huntington

The October 2005 issue of Wine & Spirits magazine gave Huntington’s 2004 Sonoma County Sauvignon Blanc 90 points.

This fresh, bright, crisp and tasty wine has flavors of honeydew melon and ripe pear mingling through to a vibrant finish. Enjoy this “earthshakingly good” wine with your favorite cheeses, appetizers or picnic goodies.

Established in 1989 Huntington is proud to distinguish itself as a Producteur of fine varietal wines from Northern California. The wineries many advantages as a Producteur include the flexibility to produce various varieties and blends of wine in small quantities, while at the same time providing the close attention to detail of an estate winery. Godwin Family Vineyards wines are also available for tasting.

URL: www.huntingtonwine.com
Email: Huntington@FrontStreetWineries.com

Davis Family Vineyards

Sapphire Hill Winery

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