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January 13 – 14, 2023

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This Week's Visit, Stay, Sip

Amista Vineyards

Amista Vineyards produces delectable sparkling...

The Gables

In the heart of Sonoma Wine Country, the historic...

Selby Winery

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Amista Vineyards

 

Barn-type building with two tables and umbrellas surrounded by vineyards

Amista Vineyards produces delectable sparkling wines in the MΓ©thode Traditionnelle and refined RhΓ΄ne varietals from their organic estate in the heart of Dry Creek Valley. Come experience the perfect collection of wines on their solar powered patio situated amongst 22 picturesque acres of vines.
Amista makes everyday moments special and special moments extraordinary

– Your Friends at Amista Vineyards

https://www.amistavineyards.com/

 

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The Gables

The pink 150 year old victorian mansion now the Gables Wine County Inn nestled behind garden shrubs and trees in the forground.

In the heart of Sonoma Wine Country, the historic Gables Wine Country is a luxury inn offering a relaxed country experience. That might seem like something of a contradiction at first, but the Gables have made thousands of guests into believers over its nearly 40 years in business. The 140-year-old two-story mansion was built in the High Victorian Gothic Revival style. Today it still boasts three Italian marble fireplaces, an opulent mahogany spiral staircase, 12-foot ceilings, and antique clawfoot tubs. But thanks to its bucolic location and its three-and-a-half-acre property, a stay at the Gables feels as peaceful and welcoming as it does opulent. The inn even looks out onto its own vineyard and extensive gardens. Much of the produce the inn grows (including nine different tomatoes on about 30 vines this year) goes to help nearby Farm to Pantry, a non-profit committed to rescuing food that would otherwise go wasted.

https://www.thegablesinn.com/

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Selby Winery

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This week, the Winestopper had the pleasure of visiting the always-friendly Selby Winery, where it was an easy decision to make their 2021 Russian River Valley Chardonnay the Wine of the Week! It’s sophisticated, full bodied, and perfect for kicking off this holiday season!

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