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Sonoma County Winegrowers

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Farmers

Sonoma County has a rich history of farming. In fact, for every acre of winegrapes here in Sonoma County, there are two acres of other diversified agriculture such as apple trees, dairies, cut flowers and produce.

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6%

of Sonoma County’s 1 million acres are planted to winegrapes

99%

of Sonoma County’s vineyard acres are certified sustainable

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Sustainable

Sonoma County Winegrowers are committed to being the most sustainable wine region. We take a triple bottom line approach to sustainability in our vineyards, businesses and communities.

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Families

Sonoma County’s winegrowing community is made up of families, many of whom are multi-generational farmers who grew up on the vineyards they are farming today!

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1,800

Winegrowers call Sonoma County home

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Sonoma County

With its mountains, valleys, rivers and over 50 miles of coastline, Sonoma County is a diverse wonderland of wine, hospitality and incredible views. Come experience over 66 wine varietals, 19 growing regions and over 425 wineries, all just 45 minutes north of San Francisco.

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The Good Stuff

Read the latest installment of “The Good Stuff,” a weekly column chronicling stories of Sonoma County farmers and the wine community with a glass-half-full perspective.


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News from SCW

Recent announcements and press releases from the Sonoma County Winegrowers


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Sustainable Sonoma County

With 99% of our 60k acres of vineyards certified sustainable, Sonoma County is looking forward and asking how we can tackle climate adaptation. Read on for more about how our growers are leading the charge in sustainable agriculture.

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Leaders in Climate Friendly Farming

Sonoma County is leading the world in sustainability and regenerative farming. Follow along in our video series as our winegrape growers share their stories and how they are making agriculture part of the climate solution.

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