Solune Winery

10/08/2017

Solune is now closed, as of October 7, 2017
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Many thanks to all of you who supported us since we opened in 2006.
It was quite a journey and we enjoyed every bit of it, especially meeting each of you and hopefully bringing smiles to your face with our w**es.
Cheers to everyone and all the best!

05/16/2017

See you this Saturday!
Musical guests will be Three Times Through (see threetimesthrough.com),
playing wonderful Kinda Keltic music.
As some of you might have learned, Solune will be closing down this Summer.
This will be our last event and we hope to see as many of you as possible.
A bientôt,
Jacques et Andréa

Sierra Vintners W**e Trail Regional series, Saturday, May 20th, w**e and food pairings event, win a pair of tickets on the Outside Inn's blog.

02/28/2017

Solune will be pouring our w**es at Stucki Jewelers on Mill Street.
This year we are delighted to be paired with Happy Apple Kitchen (https://www.facebook.com/happyapplekitchen/).
Btw, they are actually located just a few miles from us on highway 174. Saturday lunch at HAK, followed with a visit to the three W**e174 w**eries (w**e174.com) is a great way to enjoy a Saturday afternoon.
See you on Saturday!
Jacques

Foothills Celebration w**e and food pairing event, Sierra Vintners and Grass Valley Downtown Association event, Sat March 4th

09/22/2016

Event: 2016 Sierra Vintners Fall Regional W**e Trail at Sierra Vintners

08/19/2016

Nevada City Uncorked (Sat. Aug.27, 1-4pm)
Solune will return to our favorite venue (Broad Street Inn).
Lot of space to sit down and relax in the shade.
We will be pouring/selling our Pandora No.3 (Chardonnay/Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon blend), Grenache/Malbec Dry Rosé, Malbec, Zinfandel,
and previewing our new Cabernet Sauvignon !
See you on the 27th!

Nevada City Uncorked, a sip-and-stroll event, brings together the best w**es, foods, and venues for the event of the summer. Each venue, whether it’s a historic location, w**ery, gallery, inn, restaurant, or shop will include w**e and food sampling.

12/12/2015

Solune W**ery Open House Today

Saturday, December 12, 1-4pm

When Christmas shopping gets you bothered and bewildered today, come over to Solune W**ery in Grass Valley for a relaxing time. We’ll be playing gentle, soothing holiday music mixed in with our lovely European tunes for Solune’s Annual Holiday Open House.

Taste w**es (and chocolate/port pairing!) and listen while w**emaker Jacques embroiders the art and science he puts into each white and red and rosé they produce. We fell in love with their w**es after tasting and listening to Jacques expound all about the woods used for barrels. If only our college science professors had been so passionate! And if only they had given us w**e! See you there, it's a short cruise down highway 174...

11/18/2015

Another flash of red, visible as you're going up the hill to the w**ery (to the left, just before passing by the Solune vineyard).

11/17/2015

Fall colors in California?
Absolutely! (in our vineyard anyway).
Nice range, from the yellow foliage of white grape vines to the red foliage of the red grape vines, with a few rows still hanging on to their summer green.

10/13/2015

We had underestimated how many people would be on the w**e174 trail on Saturday. So all 3 w**eries were flooded with a deluge of very patient w**e tasters (biggest crowd of the year!). Now that we know, needless to say we will be even more prepared next time.
Through it all, Train Conductor Ted Barison from the Nevada County Historical Society (www.nevadacountyhistory.org) kept the train moving, so to speak, chatting people up about the Narrow Gauge Train (www.ncngrrmuseum.org/), which ran between 1876 and 1942, bringing gold to the big railway in Colfax, and then brought supplies back.
During its life time it moved $200M in gold and was never robbed (the only one in the West!).
Part of the driveway coming up to Solune (the straight part, just before turning right to go uphill to the w**ery) is where the rails actually went through.
Ted drove up in a mint condition antique car, an attraction in itself and worth the trip on its own !