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Meet the Winemaker: Wineries in Sonoma County

Updated October 7, 2026

Sonoma County has 69 wineries where the winemaker or owner often pours, 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 $45.

Russian River Valley

23 wineries

Woodenhead Winery

Halleck Vineyard

Bricoleur Vineyards

Merry Edwards Winery

J. Cage Cellars

Holdredge Wines

Sunfire Estate Winery

Balletto Vineyards

Domaine Della

Moondance Cellars

DuMOL

Stringer Cellars

Crescere Wines

MacMurray Ranch

Cobb Wines

Maboroshi Wine Estates

Tara Bella Winery

Singer Wine

Cattleya Wines

Watkins Family Winery

Accenti Wines

Clarice Wine Company

Innumero Wines

Dry Creek Valley

11 wineries

Flambeaux Wine

Ferrari-Carano Vineyards & Winery

Lambert Bridge Winery

Smith Story Wine Cellars

Dutcher Crossing Winery

Stephen & Walker Winery

Cartograph Wines

Rued Winery

Tongue Dancer Wines

La Follette Wines

Ramey Wine Cellars

Los Carneros

11 wineries

Sleeping Giant

Truchard Vineyards

Brandlin Estate

Ram's Gate Winery

Vinh-Rebhahn Vineyards

Kivelstadt Cellars

Schug Carneros Estate Winery

Peter Cellars

Hyde Vineyard Estate

Ty Caton Vineyards

Durney Vineyards

Alexander Valley

9 wineries

Robert Young Estate Winery

Lancaster Estate

Vérité Wines

White Oak Winery

Marietta Cellars

Garden Creek Vineyards

Carpenter Wine

Skipstone

Anakota Wines

Sonoma Valley

5 wineries

Schermeister Winery

Trestle Glen Vineyards

Ana Vineyards

Arrowood Vineyards & Winery

Kamen Estate Wines

Green Valley of Russian River Valley

3 wineries

Freeman Vineyard & Winery

Small Vines Winery

Radio-Coteau Wine Cellars

The rest of Sonoma County

7 wineries

Peay Vineyards

Grey Stack Cellars

Stone Edge Farm Winery

Graves Winegrowers

Calluna Vineyards

Zouzounis Wines

Alma Fria

By appellation

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Good to know

Which wineries in Sonoma County let you meet the winemaker?

Spill tags 69 wineries in Sonoma County for tastings hosted by the winemaker or owner. Walk-ins are welcome at 4 of them, and 41 ask for a reservation. A typical tasting is $45. The wineries themselves maintain the facts on 3 of these pages.

How do I make sure the winemaker is there?

Small producers pour themselves most days, but harvest and travel change that. Book ahead and ask when you reserve.