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Dog-Friendly Wineries in Sonoma County

Updated October 9, 2026

Sonoma County has 154 wineries that welcome dogs, out of the 462 you can visit. The biggest clusters are Russian River Valley and Dry Creek Valley. A typical tasting on this list is $32.

Russian River Valley

48 wineries

Landmark Vineyards at Hop Kiln Estate

Woodenhead Winery

Sapphire Hill

Longboard Vineyards

Oxlee Graham Wines

Halleck Vineyard

Two Shepherds

Paula Kornell Sparkling Wine

Kendall-Jackson Vineyards

MacRostie Winery & Vineyards

La Crema Winery

Emeritus Vineyards

Paradise Ridge Winery

Bricoleur Vineyards

Portalupi Wine Co.

Holdredge Wines

Porter Creek Vineyards

Martinelli Vineyards & Winery

Sunfire Estate Winery

Christopher Creek Winery

Merriam Vineyards

Truett Hurst Winery

Limerick Lane Cellars

Balletto Vineyards

Puppione Family Wines

Pax Wine Cellars

Inman Family Wines

Mutt Lynch Winery

Thumbprint Cellars

Sebastopol Vineyards - Dutton Ranch

Pellegrini-Olivet Lane

Copain Wines

Naidu Wines

Littorai Wines

Carol Shelton Wines

D'Argenzio Winery

Joseph Swan Vineyards

Walker Station Vineyards

Battaglini Winery

Meeker Vineyards

Moondance Cellars

Martin Ray Winery

Erba Mountainside Vineyards

The Hobo Wine Company

Tara Bella Winery

Purple Pachyderm Wines

Birichino

Square Peg Winery

Dry Creek Valley

30 wineries

Mascarin Wines

Capo Creek Winery

Flambeaux Wine

Dry Creek Vineyard

Mazzocco Sonoma

Amista Vineyards

Papapietro Perry Winery

Cast Wines

Seghesio Family Vineyards

Quivira Vineyards

Breathless Wines

Baca Wines

Lambert Bridge Winery

Wilson Winery

Smith Story Wine Cellars

Dutcher Crossing Winery

Kokomo Winery

Michel-Schlumberger Benchland Wine Estate

Monroy Wines

Siduri Wines

Saini Vineyards

Sbragia Family Vineyards

Frick Winery

Amphora Winery

Raymond Burr Vineyards

Cartograph Wines

Aldina Vineyards

Optima Winery

Martorana Enterprises, LLC

F. Teldeschi Winery

Sonoma Valley

27 wineries

Landmark Vineyards

Schermeister Winery

B.R. Cohn Winery

Laurel Glen Vineyard

Trestle Glen Vineyards

Dane Cellars

St. Francis Winery & Vineyards

Chaname Wines

Kunde Family Estate

Gundlach Bundschu Winery

VJB Vineyards and Cellars

Chateau St. Jean

Imagery Winery

Sebastiani Vineyards & Winery

Muscardini Cellars

Roche Winery

Deerfield Ranch Winery

Mayo Family Winery

Eric Ross Winery

Winery Sixteen 600

Sosie Wines

Wellington Cellars

Maclaren Wine

Auteur Wines

Chris Hamilton Cellars

Vaughn Duffy

Eco Terreno Wines

Los Carneros

19 wineries

Sleeping Giant

Cline Family Cellars

Bouchaine Vineyards

Saintsbury Winery

Cuvaison Winery

Arietta

Artesa Vineyards & Winery

Madonna Estate

Larson Family Winery

Ram's Gate Winery

Viansa Winery

Anaba Wines

Sangiacomo Wines

Kivelstadt Cellars

Schug Carneros Estate Winery

Meadowcroft Wines

Peter Cellars

Honrama Cellars

Robert Sinskey Vineyards

Alexander Valley

10 wineries

Ziata Wines

Trentadue Winery

Trione Vineyards

deLorimier Winery

Banshee Wines

Lancaster Estate

Stuhlmuller Vineyards

Gondak Cellars

Marietta Cellars

Bannister Wines

Green Valley of Russian River Valley

8 wineries

Russian River Vineyards

Dutton Goldfield

Pinot Reach Cellars

Taft Street Winery

Marimar Estate Vineyards & Winery

Freeman Vineyard & Winery

Horse & Plow

Joseph Jewell Wines

Petaluma Gap

3 wineries

Sonoma Creek Winery

Keller Estate

Karah Estate

The rest of Sonoma County

9 wineries

Benziger Family Winery

Grey Stack Cellars

Belden Barns

Matanzas Creek Winery

Notre Vue Estate Winery & Vineyard

Fort Ross Vineyard & Winery

Chalk Hill Estate Winery

Annapolis Winery

Black Kite Cellars

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Good to know

How many dog-friendly wineries are there in Sonoma County?

Spill lists 154 wineries in Sonoma County that confirm they welcome dogs. Walk-ins are welcome at 36 of them, and 87 ask for a reservation. A typical tasting is $32. The wineries themselves maintain the facts on 6 of these pages.

Can I bring my dog to wineries in Sonoma County?

Yes, at the Sonoma County wineries listed on this page. Policies vary (some allow dogs on the grounds and patios but not inside), so check each winery's page or call ahead before you go.