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Wine Country · Sonoma County
Sonoma County
Wine Country with room to wander.
A county rather than a strip — coast, river, redwoods and farmland, with estates that reward taking the long way around.
Sonoma, at its own pace
Sonoma County covers more ground than most visitors expect, and the distance between two good mornings can be an hour of beautiful road.
Reserve plans Sonoma around geography and temperament — how far you actually want to drive, how much you want scheduled, and which corner of the county suits the trip you have in mind.
The pleasure here is in wandering well, not in covering everything.
Experience Sonoma County by place
Sonoma is a county, not a strip.
Plaza town, river valley, wooded hamlet or open coast — each part of Sonoma makes a different trip.
Healdsburg
A plaza you can walk, with three valleys at the edge of town.
Sonoma
Historic, unhurried, the county's original centre.
Glen Ellen
Wooded, small and pleasantly out of the way.
Russian River Valley
Fog, redwoods and the county's Pinot heartland.
Dry Creek Valley
Old-vine Zinfandel along one narrow, lovely road.
Alexander Valley
Warmer, broader, quietly serious about Cabernet.
By interest
Experience Sonoma Your Way
The starting points we hear most often. Each becomes a personal itinerary, planned around your pace — never a fixed package.
Pinot & Chardonnay
Cool sites, small production, growers who pour their own wine.
Food & Farm
Cheese, oysters, orchards and the people behind them.
Sonoma Coast
Highway 1, cold water and windswept vineyards.
Redwoods & Wine
River mornings under old trees, tastings in the afternoon.
Private Estates
Appointment-only properties reached through relationships.
Weekend in Healdsburg
One town, three valleys, very little driving.
Quiet Wine Country
For travellers who want space more than a schedule.
Tell us when you’re coming.
Share a few details and a Reserve concierge will design Sonoma County around you.