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Wineries with Outdoor Seating in Russian River Valley

Updated October 7, 2026

Russian River Valley has 66 wineries that pour outside, out of the 179 you can visit. A typical tasting on this list is $35.

Iron Horse Vineyards

Landmark Vineyards at Hop Kiln Estate

Woodenhead Winery

Sapphire Hill

Longboard Vineyards

Calstar Cellars

Oxlee Graham Wines

Auteur Wines

Halleck Vineyard

Brick & Mortar

EnRoute Winery

Paula Kornell Sparkling Wine

Kendall-Jackson Vineyards

MacRostie Winery & Vineyards

La Crema Winery

Emeritus Vineyards

Russian River Vineyards

Paradise Ridge Winery

Rocking Horse Winery

Bricoleur Vineyards

Merry Edwards Winery

Portalupi Wine Co.

Harvest Moon Estate & Winery

Wattle Creek Winery

Gary Farrell Winery

Porter Creek Vineyards

Martinelli Vineyards & Winery

Dutton Goldfield

Christopher Creek Winery

Merriam Vineyards

Limerick Lane Cellars

Kistler Vineyards

Flowers Vineyards & Winery

Pinot Reach Cellars

DeLoach Vineyards

Puppione Family Wines

Birdhorse Wines

Furthermore Wines

Taft Street Winery

Inman Family Wines

Marimar Estate Vineyards & Winery

Horse & Plow

Sebastopol Vineyards - Dutton Ranch

Pellegrini-Olivet Lane

Benovia Winery

Hartford Family Winery

Rochioli Vineyards & Winery

Littorai Wines

Bacigalupi Vineyards

Selby Winery

Red Mare Wines

Ultramarine Wines

Vision Cellars

Hirsch Vineyards

Meeker Vineyards

Paul Mathew Vineyards

Heir Apparent Winery

Moondance Cellars

Ektimo Vineyards

Equality Vines

Bucher Wines

Kobler Estate Winery

Bacchus Landing

Trombetta Family Wines

Grand Cru Estates

Birichino

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Good to know

Which wineries in Russian River Valley have outdoor seating?

Spill lists 66 wineries in Russian River Valley that confirm outdoor seating. Walk-ins are welcome at 14 of them, and 39 ask for a reservation. A typical tasting is $35. The wineries themselves maintain the facts on 2 of these pages.

Is outdoor seating at Russian River Valley wineries first come, first served?

It depends on the winery. Many seat outdoors by reservation like any other tasting, and a few keep the patio for walk-ins. The winery's page says which, and weather can close a patio on the day.