Discover The Wineries

"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."

"Berryessa Gap’s connection to the land runs deep with farming roots from both Spanish and German ancestry in historic Winters, CA in Yolo County. Our father Dan Martinez, Sr., a first generation farmer of Spanish immigrants, planted apricots, almonds, prunes and walnuts in Winters. Dan Sr. partnered with San Francisco winemaker and wine historian Ernest Peninou in 1969 to develop a grapevine rootstock nursery business, Yolo Hills Viticulture Society, supplying UC Davis-sourced grapevine rootstock to what would become renowned Napa and Sonoma Valley vineyards and beyond."

"Enjoy curated wines, explore Spanish-inspired architecture, and savor tapas that perfectly complement our exceptional selection. Plan your visit for a unique blend of Old World sophistication and Napa’s contemporary allure. We can’t wait to welcome you to Artesa."

"Good wine starts with good dirt and in 2012 Anna and David Delaski finally got their shot at farming shot at farming and producing California wine. In the process, they have also discovered waht makes them happy. This is their story..."

"For over a century, five generations of the Kunde Family have farmed our 1,850-acre estate in the Sonoma Valley—a truly remarkable legacy in the modern age of California winemaking. A fervent, forward-thinking vision of land stewardship and sustainability began over 100 years ago and has been shaped with each successive generation."

"Gary Andrus launched Archery Summit in 1993, infatuated by Pinot Noir and the capacity the Willamette Valley seemed to have for it. The Dundee Hills in particular caught his eye, because it shares similar growing conditions with Burgundy, France, and some of the most acclaimed Pinot Noir vineyards on earth."