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Best Dog Friendly Wineries Sonoma – With our beautiful gardens and spacious outdoor seating, Bricoleur Vineyards is not only family friendly for our companions, but also for our furry friends!
There are many dog-friendly wineries in Sonoma, but these wineries are a few that go above and beyond for our beloved friends:
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Just minutes from downtown Sonoma, Bartholomew has some of the most expansive grounds, including expansive lawns with picnic tables and trails through neighboring farms and vineyards.
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Breathless Wines is a sparkling wine house founded by three dedicated sisters whose proceeds go to ongoing donations and support of local charities. The winery also hosts frequent fundraisers, including one for the Sonoma County Humane Society.
A winery with a wine dog named “Obi Wine Kenobi” and wines to match its theme is definitely dog ​​friendly. With a focus on clean, sustainable wine, Deerfield lets friendly dogs out for tastings.
With special dog biscuits and the support of canine companions for independence (served on board by winery manager Teresa Dutton), four-legged friends are welcome at this Sevastopol winery.
Dogs are welcome in this tasting room, which has great ocean views from the terrace; just make sure you let them know in advance that you’re bringing a four-legged friend with you (as you would pre-order. people among you!).
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A quiet winery just off Sonoma’s central plaza, GunBun offers picnic tables overlooking the vineyard, as well as indoor and outdoor patio tastings, often with live music and always small bites (for the people). Dogs are welcome on a leash for all tastings, but not for walking.
Join Kunde on April 20, June 8 or November 2 for a dog walk with Jordan Kunde, who will take you on a 4-hour farm tour of the family vineyards in Mayacamas and get to know them. the entire winemaking process. The tour ends with a wine tasting and a wine dinner.
Larson has a basement dog named “Three Labs” after the basement dogs Rosco, Louie and Gus. Dogs are welcome in the tasting barn, meadow and picnic area.
The first impression of this vineyard are the huge metal sculptures of springer spaniels of the Torres family, which guard the way to the winery. The family welcomes dogs in all outdoor areas.
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The “mutt” in the name is a clear indication of the dog-friendliness of this winery – it’s all about dogs, and it’s all about dogs. Owners Brenda and Chris Lynchy often host “Yuppie Hours” for their employees and guests’ furry friends, and raise money for animal rescue through the sale of their wines, all of which have dog-themed names and/or labels.
Both dogs are welcome in Roche’s tasting rooms, where the staff are attentive, and four-legged visitors are welcome in one of the outdoor tasting areas.
Taft is all about friendship, even with our best canine friends. Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the large outdoor patio (with picnic tables, bocce ball and corn hole) or the indoor tasting room bar.
From the massive steel coyote in front of the winery, named after the family’s three dogs, to the “Three Zin Dogs” named Molly, Sydney and Victoria, to Molly’s Zinfandel, the Wilson family’s first winery dog, plenty of water and treats, Wilson Winery is a safe haven for your well-behaved dog. A portion of Three Dog Zin sales goes to local animal shelters and non-profit rescue organizations.
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Our expansive grounds and excellent Russian River wine and food tastings make for the perfect Bricoleur Vineyards wine country adventure for people and dogs alike.
As well as being open Thursday to Monday from 11am to 5pm to welcome white and well-behaved dogs to our outdoor areas, we have lots of outdoor fun and entertainment in our winery. perfect for the whole family, including our furry friends. Be sure to check them out and reserve your spot quickly!
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Larson Family Winery, Sonoma: Larson Family Winery makes a canine-themed wine after the winemaker’s three Lab dogs, Buster, Bubba and Pete. Dogs are welcome in the tasting barn, on the lawn and in the picnic area where you can play in the corn hole while your dog relaxes in the sun. (Larsson Family Winery)
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Roche Distillery, Sonoma: Watch the world go by with your dog by your side on the patio of this tasting room with a fire pit and shade trees. The tasting room offers some of the best barrel tasting, tapas and people watching in the city. (Roche Winery)
B. R. Cohn Winery, Glen Ellen: This Glen Ellen winery offers water bowls and treats for visiting dogs. Dogs are welcome on the patio and grounds of the winery, including the vineyards and views of the Sonoma and Mayacamas mountain ranges. (B.R. Cohn Winery)
Deerfield Ranch Winery, Kenwood: “May all four be with you” is the motto of Deerfield Ranch Winery’s dog, Obi-Wine Kenobi. Water is available for dogs, and dog owners can sample some of the growers’ wonderful harvest. (Deerfield Ranch Winery)
Muscardini Cellars, Kenwood: Winemaker Michael Muscardini’s golden retriever, Biondi, and staff welcome well-behaved dogs in the tasting room and on the patio, as well as on the green paths behind the tasting room. Dogs can expect treats, water and toys, as well as dog-themed activities. (Muscardini Winery)
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Bacchus Landing, Healdsburg: With a reputation for being “super” dog-friendly, this collective of half a dozen wineries is a hub for wineries and tastings. Bacchus Landing is also family-friendly with bocce courts and lawn games, as well as a large outdoor patio and five tasting rooms, including Smith Story Wine Cellars and resident Goldendoodle Lord Sandwich. (Smith History Wine Cellars)
Wilson Winery, Healdsburg: The Wilsons make a dog-themed wine, Three Dog Zin, featuring the family’s three dogs, Molly, Sydney and Victoria. The staff greets the dogs, offering treats and water to the pups, while people enjoy Zinfandel in the tasting room or on the terrace overlooking the vineyards. (Wilson Winery)
Dutcher Crossing Winery, Geyserville: Dogs are welcome in the tasting room, where winery-branded dog collars are available for purchase while owners sample Zimpandel and other small-production wines. The yard and lawn is a great place to play catch and cut cheese and charcuterie. (Dutcher Crossing Winery)
Horse & Plow, Sevastopol: Housed in a historic West County barn near local vineyards and apple orchards, Horse & Plow welcomes dogs and their owners into the tasting room. The cubs get a treat and water. (Alvin Jornado/The Press Democrat)
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Marimar Estate Vineyards and Winery, Sevastopol: Owned and operated by the Spanish-American Torres family, this vineyard welcomes dogs in its outdoor areas. Visitors will also find larger-than-life dogs at the winery: 10-foot metal sculptures of the owner’s springer spaniels, Chico and Bonita. (Sonoma County Tourism)
Mutt Lynch Winery, Windsor: Winemakers Brenda and Chris Lynch’s ode to wine and furry friends. The tasting room hosts “yuppie hour” events and offers water, treats, toys and potential playmates because employees often bring their pups to work. The winery raises funds for animal rescue organizations through its Wine That Gives Back program. (Mutt Lynch Winery)
Black Kite Cellars, Freestone: This family-run boutique winery welcomes dogs to the property for a three-day Pooches & Pinot celebration on July 12-14 from 10am to 5pm at Jasper House, Black Kite. The newly opened cellar tasting room in Freestone. The event will feature signature Pinot Noir and Chardonnay tastings, as well as helpful “help boards” with dog treats and a Black Kite Cellars puppy bandana. There is also enough water for the dogs. Tickets for Poochies and Pinots are $67 per person. Buy tickets on Tock. (Black Kite Winery)
Sonoma County, with its many famous vineyards, is a great place to spend a day wine tasting. The region is also a great place for dogs and their owners, with a growing number of parks, facilities and places that accept and welcome dog-friendly people.
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But where do you go if you want to visit a winery and spend time with your furry friend? Fortunately, there are many opportunities in the area.
Scroll through our list below to see some of Sonoma County’s best dog-friendly wineries, and click through the gallery above to see some of our favorites.
One of California’s oldest wineries accepts dogs on leashes at Rhinefarm. Pack a picnic and enjoy
