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So many great winetasting options! So many regions, so little time!
Anglim Winery
"Anglim is a small, family-owned winery located in Paso Robles, California producing Rhône varietals such as Viognier, Roussanne, Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre, and blends, with grapes from some of the finest growers on California’s Central Coast. "
Van Ruiten
"The Van Ruiten Family Winery is located in Lodi, California, mid-way between the Sierra Foothills and the San Francisco Bay. The estate vineyards, including the infamous Lodi Zinfandel, benefit from the ideal climate influenced by the cool afternoon breezes of the San Joaquin Delta."
Elevation Ten
"Our small production winery—the ambition of three local families—pays tribute to the love of family, friends and the special town of Clarksburg, where our commitment to community runs deep. The Clark, DiMare and Wallace families named our winery after Clarksburg’s elevation—ten feet above sea level."
Ballentine
"Join us in a relaxing atmosphere at our outdoor terrace on Betty’s Vineyard with a picturesque backdrop of Mount St. Helena. As farmers, we craft every wine from our Napa Valley vineyards. Taste small production wines, exclusive to our winery. "
Hyland
"Hyland vineyard has been a part of the Willamette Valley since 1971. You can’t talk about the origins of Oregon winemaking without mentioning the gentle giant overlooking the Van Duzer corridor. Untouched, unmoved and self-rooted, Hyland’s gnarly 50-year old vines remain entrenched in red volcanic Jory soil. They’ve been there since the beginning, watching as new neighbors have moved in and planted their own vineyards."
Dancing Coyote
"egend has it, each year at the beginning of the growing season, a band of coyotes from the nearby foothills, sneak into our vineyards, and for no apparent reason other than treachery, chew on our irrigation lines with wild abandon. Following these scandalous acts, they have been known on occasion to join paws and dance around, howling at the moon in celebration."
