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…How does a small company make a big impact? Ask Martha Stoumen, who The San Francisco Chronicle has called a “poster child for the California natural wine movement.” Cultivating what…
…is good, whales can be seen within a few hundred yards of coastal headlands. During spring migration, even little whales are a big deal, as the recently born calves cavort…
…need the process – not for flavor benefits, anyway. “A lot of people argue they don’t need gravity,” he says. “I could agree, if they’re making a big, monster-style wine.” …
…the Big Deal? Russian River brewmaster Vinnie Cilurzo first brewed “Younger” in 2005. At the time, it was the only beer of its kind: The first triple IPA. It is…
…and big white scrims overhead to filter the sun and avoid harsh shadows in the bright midday light. There was a separate area on another patio set up for the…
…and a mimosa and always eat outside on summer mornings. Jenny Phan, Chef-Owner of Second Staff, Various Locations ON HER BIRTHDAY I’m a big fan of Tomi Thai in Windsor….
…as the right footwear, hydration, hiking poles, pacing, etc. There are both beginner and intermediate levels. Both programs work up to a final big hike, which, for the beginning group,…
…via DoorDash. 6650 Commerce Blvd #5, Rohnert Park, 707-585-1623, elfogontaqueria.com. Ausiello’s 5th Street Bar and Grill Kid Meal and Big Kid Meal offered, chicken strips and fries. Takeout and delivery of…
…The “Our Roots” pairing ($65) offers four similar dishes, with wines. On Fridays, Bricoleur hosts wine and pizza nights. Ferrari-Carano Vineyards & Winery Brunch is back, big time, and this…
A giant Adirondack chair on the side of Highway 12 marks the entrance to the Cornerstone Sonoma marketplace. While the big, bright orange chair captures the whimsy of the 9-acre complex,…
…not into gambling, though, stellar restaurant options make this a popular destination for a big night out. Valley Deck at the River Rock Casino in Geyserville Since 2002, the Dry Creek…
In Sonoma County, the word “sustainable” is more than an eco-friendly catchphrase—it’s a big-picture approach to caring for land, people, and wine. Most of Sonoma County’s 425 wineries, and 99%…
