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Sonoma County Winegrowers represents the many multi-generational winegrowers in Sonoma County and promotes the region’s extraordinary quality, diverse wine offerings and sustainability leadership – 99% of vineyard acreage is certified sustainable.

10/14/2026

“More than 200 registered vineyards from Sonoma County equates to more than 200 incredible stories of grit and perseverance,” writes Virginie Boone.

In this week’s installment of The Good Stuff, Virginie Boone explores the Old Vine Registry, a global database documenting historic vineyards and the stories behind them. From century-old Zinfandel plantings to rare grape varieties still growing today, discover how Sonoma County’s 200+ registered old-vine sites reflect the region’s rich w**egrowing heritage and the generations of farmers who have kept these vines thriving.

Read Virginie Boone’s latest article on our website to explore the history, resilience and enduring legacy of Sonoma County’s old vines.

10/12/2026

🍇 That's a wrap on Grape Camp 2026!

Sonoma County Grape Camp brought guests together for three days of immersive w**e country experiences, from exploring the w**emaking process and tasting w**es straight from the barrel to blending their own w**es, grape stomping, and vineyard tours from Sonoma County w**egrowers themselves.

Our campers experienced firsthand the people, passion, and craftsmanship behind Sonoma County w**es. A big thank-you to all the participating w**eries, growers, and hospitality partners who made this year’s experience possible and helped bring the story of Sonoma County w**egrowing to life. 🍷

10/10/2026

🎙 Episode 157 of The Good Stuff airs today from 1–2 p.m. on KSRO 103.5 FM / 1350 AM!

This week, hosts Karissa and Virginie sit down with Mike Bailey, Global Director of High Value & Small Acre Crops at John Deere, to explore how technology, innovation, and relationships are shaping the future of agriculture.

Tune in as Mike shares his passion for helping farmers tackle real-world challenges, the importance of understanding growers’ needs, and how pilot programs in Sonoma County are bringing new solutions into the vineyard to advance the future of w**egrowing. Don’s miss this episode to hear how collaboration between growers and innovators is helping shape what’s next for our industry!

10/09/2026

🌿 International Year of the Woman Farmer Spotlight

This week, we’re proud to highlight Carina De La Cruz Ruiz of Renteria Vineyard Management, who has been part of the team for almost a decade!

Carina began her journey in the vineyard learning the ins and outs of vine care before stepping into a foreman role after five years. Today, she brings that hands-on experience, strong organizational skills, and a go-getter attitude to leading her crew, supporting vineyard operations, and taking on additional responsibilities during harvest.

Carina’s dedication, willingness to go the extra mile, and positive spirit reflect the many ways women are helping shape the future of agriculture. As Carina puts it, “The sky is my limit!” 🌱

10/07/2026

“The Flamingo has been an important part of Santa Rosa's story since 1957,” writes Virginie Boone.

In this week’s installment of The Good Stuff, Virginie Boone takes us back through the colorful history of Santa Rosa’s Flamingo Resort, from its 1957 opening and iconic neon sign to its place as a Mid-Century destination in the heart of Sonoma County.

Read Virginie Boone’s latest article (available now on our website) to explore the history, architecture and enduring legacy of one of Sonoma County’s most iconic landmarks.

10/06/2026

W**e starts with the soil.

It starts with the people who tend the vines.
It starts with early mornings in the vineyards.
It starts with generations of knowledge.
It starts with the farmers and farmworkers who make it all possible.

October is Calfornia Farmer and Farmworker Month, and we’re celebrating the people whose work in the vineyard makes Sonoma County w**e possible.

How can you participate? Purchase a bottle of Sonoma County w**e!

10/03/2026

🎙 Episode 156 of The Good Stuff airs today from 1–2 p.m. on KSRO 103.5 FM / 1350 AM!

This week, hosts Karissa and Virginie sit down with Taylr Cuneo of Hamel Family W**es to hear about her unconventional path into the w**e industry and the experiences that shaped her along the way.

From business school in Chicago to culinary school, Taylr has brought together her love of food, hospitality, w**e, and agriculture to her career. Tune in as she shares how her passion for cooking began at a young age, the lessons she’s learned through the “school of life” in the w**e industry, and what drew her to Hamel’s thoughtful approach to farming, w**emaking, and hospitality.

10/02/2026

🌿 International Year of the Woman Farmer Spotlight

This week, we’re proud to highlight Diana Reyes of Cornerstone Certified Vineyard, an employee of the month winner as part of the Fundacion de la Voz de los Vinedos employee recognition program!

Diana brings her thoughtful approach to agriculture in her work with Cornerstone, always showing a willingness to learn and a strong commitment to doing things with purpose. She encourages her crewmates to think beyond the task at hand, reminding them that the way each vine is pruned sets the tone for the vineyard throughout the growing season.

Diana’s thoughtful approach, curiosity and willingness to share her perspective are just a few of the qualities that make women such an important part of the future of agriculture. 🌱

10/01/2026

California w**e took center stage at Eureka! NYC 2026 🍷

Last week, Sonoma County W**egrowers joined the W**e Institute, California W**es, and w**e lovers in New York City for Eureka!, a dynamic tasting experience celebrating the diversity, innovation, and sustainability of California w**e.

Guests explored w**es from across the state, including: Sonoma County, the North Coast, Central Coast, Sierra Foothills, Inland Valleys, Southern California, and Far North – all while learning more about California’s commitment to climate-smart w**egrowing.

We were proud to share a taste of Sonoma County alongside w**egrowers and producers from across California. Thank you to .w**es for bringing the California w**e community together in NYC! 🍇

09/30/2026

“And for every ritual, every gathering, consider w**e,” writes Virginie Boone.

In this week’s The Good Stuff, Boone explores the enduring connection between w**e, ritual and the art of gathering through the work of bestselling author Bruce Feiler.

For thousands of years, w**e has been part of the rituals that bring us together; from ancient celebrations to today’s gatherings around the table. It’s a catalyst for conversation, connection and the moments we remember long after the last glass is poured.

Read the full story on our website 🍷

Address

3245 Guerneville Road
Santa Rosa, CA
95401

Telephone

+17075225860

Website

http://www.sonomawinegrape.org/, https://linktr.ee/sonomacountywinegrowers

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