With warm sun and cool breezes in just the right measure, and exceptionally diverse soil types, the beautiful, 20-mile-long basin known as the Alexander Valley is a winemaker’s paradise — and our home. Just over an hour north of San Francisco, in northern Sonoma County, Clos du Bois proudly carries on an Alexander Valley winemaking tradition that, for us, stretches back more than 30 years. A tradition of the highest quality grapes and the finest round, supple wines. A tradition you can taste in every bottle of Clos du Bois.

Join us for a wine tasting journey in our tasting room today to experience our award-winning Cabernet Sauvignon and other products. Enjoy our seated wine & food pairing, most Saturdays!

deLorimier is a proud producer of single vineyard-designate wines from Alexander Valley. Browse our wine selection to find out more about our red wine, especially our award-winning Cabernet Sauvignon.

Vintage after vintage, it’s our goal to bring you wines that exhibit a remarkable consistency of style and elegance for all occasions. “The bottom line is quality without compromise. This is a commitment we feel is reflected in every bottle of our wine,” Don Carano

Ferrari-Carano has always been a leading producer of world-class, nationally-acclaimed wines. Vintage after vintage, the wines exhibit a remarkable consistency of style and elegance. Don and Rhonda Carano’s uncompromising commitment to quality and excellence is a reflection of their desire to produce memorable wines that enhance the pleasures of gracious entertaining.

All their wines grow on sunny hillsides in Dry Creek Valley of Sonoma County, California. The grape varieties are all Rhône: syrah, viognier, cinsaut, grenache, counoise, carignane, and mourvèdre. The character of their specific location; brilliant sunshine, cool foggy mornings and rocky soil shines through in every bottle.

Located just outside the little town of Geyserville in one of California’s premier wine growing regions, Sonoma County. Owner and winemaker Chris Bilbro initially founded Marietta Cellars in 1979 in an abandoned cow barn in the Dry Creek Valley. Over the past 28 years, Chris has developed a product of incredible consistency both in quality and price with relatively complete anonymity.

Mercury Wines of Geyserville specializes in Bordeaux-style blends, small-lots of interesting varietals like Tempranillo and Mourvedre with fun, esoteric white wines.

Founded in 1927 by John Pedroncelli Sr, today his family continues the tradition of making approachable, regionally focused wines in Dry Creek Valley. Zinfandel is the house favorite and there is a wide variety of wines for every taste, from Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sangiovese and Petite Sirah to a delicious dessert wine made from Portuguese varietals, our Four Grapes Port. Stop by for a game of Bocce or bring a picnic and enjoy the vineyard view. Wine tasting is complimentary so stop by for a sip and savor the quality and consistency of Pedroncelli wines.

Come and enjoy our fine wine and orchids. Located in the rolling bench land at the foot of Bradford Mountain in the Dry Creek Valley, Raymond Burr Vineyards produces award winning Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Chardonnay from estate vineyards. “We make wine only from grapes we grow.”

The family vineyards are my father’s legacy to me and my children. I love this land and making wine from it, and bottling it under the family name affirms all the work my father did for me. It’s something I had to do to say thank you to him, my dad, Gino. — Ed Sbragia

Virginia Dare Winery brings to life the myths, people, and history of American winemaking, celebrating a heritage that goes back more than 400 years. We make American wine the way it’s always been made: by taking the best the land has to give us and nurturing the quality and character of our fruit from vineyard to bottle. Crafted in the heart of California wine country, Virginia Dare wines are rich with characteristics befitting their legend. Pure. Natural. Distinctive. A true American original.