In the 1850s, a flamboyant Hungarian immigrant arrived in Sonoma, bought hundreds of acres, and started calling himself the Count of Buena Vista. He also set out to prove California could make world-class wine. Agoston Haraszthy’s winery is still pouring today. Founded in 1857, Buena Vista Winery in Sonoma is billed as California’s oldest premium […]
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Discover Sonoma County’s historic Carignan grape, from century-old vineyards to vibrant, spicy red wines, and explore the heritage vines keeping this underrated variety alive.
Napa's historic Charles Krug Winery enters the dealcoholized wine market through a strategic partnership with Missing Thorn, signaling validation for the growing DA wine category.
An off-season tasting room in Dry Creek Valley lost a founding member’s case sale. A 1974 night at the Stanley Hotel shows what that afternoon was worth.
