Discover The Wineries

"Our goal is to craft wines that showcase the vineyards from where they come and employ a minimalistic approach to winemaking. Grape growing and winemaking should go hand in hand – as winegrowers we seek to enhance this relationship."

"Belledor Vineyards, located in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, produces estate grown Italian, Spanish and French varietals. Founded in 2015, the history of Belledor’s land dates back to the 1850s amid the Gold Rush era. As European immigrants flocked to Amador for gold, family-owned wineries began to spring up. Today, Belledor continues the tradition of a family vineyard, creating small-batch wines that offer a distinct sense of place and embrace the history of Amador."

"We handcraft our Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon without compromise from select benchland vineyards in the heart of the Napa Valley."

"Carlson Creek Vineyard is a family-owned vineyard and winery located in the heart of Cochise County in Southeastern Arizona, with tasting rooms located in Scottsdale and Willcox, Arizona. What began in 2008 as a deep-seated dream to create a multi-generational business and to produce quality wines, has since blossomed into one of the largest vineyards in Arizona."

"Iman and Rasha Kahwaji are the owners and operators of Château d’ Estienne. For both, this project is a labor of love for the land and a desire to create a space where people can come together and share a beautiful experience over wine and food."

"At Sextant Wines your tasting experience is likely to be an unforgettable experience. In Edna Valley, enjoy your tastings basking in the sunshine of our patio with a creative lunch from The Gourmet Deli or inside the 100+ year old former General Store that houses our handmade bar. In Paso Robles, surround yourself with views of the rolling hills, winemaking in action, and stately oaks. And members, make yourself at home in our private VIP tasting lounge. While we welcome guests of all ages, Sextant caters to an adult experience in terms of environment and culture."