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Hidden Gems Under $30

Source: SpillAnderson Valley

Three family wineries, none over $15 to taste, all completely worth it

The route

4 stops·3 wineries · 1 restaurant

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    Foursight Wines

    Foursight is the kind of place Anderson Valley locals quietly treasure, a true family operation making precise, soulful Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from their estate Charles Vineyard. Come for the wine, stay because you genuinely don't want to leave.

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    Restaurant

    Disco Ranch

    Disco Ranch built its whole reputation on Anderson Valley producers who have no tasting room of their own, which makes it the most on-theme lunch in the valley. Get a plate of cheese and charcuterie, work through a flight you will not find anywhere else, then point the car up Highway 128.

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    Navarro Vineyards

    Navarro is an Anderson Valley original, a $10 tasting that punches so far above its price it feels almost unfair. Grab a seat outside, pour through their Alsatian-inspired whites and benchmark Pinot, and let the afternoon stretch out the way it's supposed to.

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    Husch Vineyards

    Husch is the valley's oldest winery and one of its most quietly spectacular: tasting fees that top out at $15, views that deserve their own postcard, and a warmth that makes every visit feel like you've been coming here for years.

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