Pine Mountain-Cloverdale Peak AVA

04/29/2023

Sadden to hear that Bill and Betsy will be leaving the winemaking biz. They have always been kind and generous and the RussianRiver family of winemakers will be less in their absence. Congratulations to them for enjoying their future retirement albiet remaining as growers!

While I have been drinking wine for a lot longer, this blog is just a bit over eleven years old. In that relatively brief period of time, I have seen a few of my favorite producers close their door…

03/27/2020

Check out this gorgeous pic from Coppola’s Archimedes Vineyard as the team works to prep the site to plant dormant vines.

03/09/2020

01/15/2020

Sonoma County and all the AVAs get a great profile in this recent blog post.

Head north out of San Francisco about 30 miles and you will find yourself in Sonoma County, one of California’s top food and wine destinations.  It’s got some of nature’s best scenery - giant redwoods, the Pacific coastline and quaint small towns all worthy of exploring.  There are world cla...

01/08/2020

Haaaaayyyyyy! wines now available at in Cloverdale!!! We 👀 and .

01/01/2020

from our families to yours! 🍷

12/16/2019

The colors of . Rich. Rewarding. Elevated.

12/06/2019

Bob Dog wines will be popping up tomorrow at Dahlia & Sage Community Market for the Winter Fest in Cloverdale. Stop by and say hi.

Along with our local and scrumptious Bob Dog Wine tasting we have 3 artisan vendors coming to visit! We’ll have soup, hot chocolate with whipped cream, candy canes and more treats! We look forward to seeing you tomorrow night!

12/02/2019

Another shot from a member right before the rain.

11/26/2019

Another look at the most fab Jamie Benziger and her fab, deserved recognition from Wine Enthusiast. 💪

Wine belongs on your table this Thanksgiving, and Pine Mountain Cloverdale Peak fruit will elevate the experience! And these new Imagery Estate Winery bottle designs are gorgeous!

Growing up immersed in the Sonoma Valley terroir as a familial apprentice to a renowned winemaker, Jamie Benziger learned countless lessons about viticulture and crafts- manship as well as finding a voiceand following her arrow.