Wine Country Businesses

Enjoy our small-production, award-winning wines at our new hospitality center, the Vintners House, owned and operated by father-son duo John and John Michael Sweazey.

Working directly with African arts and craftspeople, this marketplace offers a vast array of fair-trade items like handwoven baskets, tribal jewelry, and vintage textiles. Find a unique gift, or simply enjoy the rich cultural experience of Ananse Village.

Whether you camp among the redwoods or on the beach, the sounds of the Pacific will lull you to sleep at this tranquil site. Make new friends as you loll around the giant bonfire before drifting off.

This neighborhood store offers delicious homemade dishes and soups, plus a vast selection of organic, gluten-free, and vegan products.

From fresh spring rolls and crispy prawns to delicious stir-fry’s and curries, everyone in the family is sure to find something they love. Authentic recipes combined with the freshest ingredients make for a healthy and delightful dining experience.

With heated cabins and the ability to cruise over 20 knots on both charted boats, you are sure to have a comfortable trip and maximize your fishing time with this company. Richard is a third generation captain who has been on the ocean his whole life.

Anchorage Inn Motel Lakeport affiliate is located near Clear Lake, Mendocino College, Lake County Fairgrounds, Vichy Springs Resort, Safari West, Mendocino National Forest and the Charles M. Shulz Museum.

The rustic theme and intimate fireplace lend to a warm, welcoming environment. Located in the Andaz Napa, this restaurant offers excellent farm to table style food and charm.

Visit this wonderful shopping boutique filled with clothing, home décor, jewelry and accessories for both men and women. Products are sourced from small designers, you will find natural, organic, handmade items as possible.

This contemporary boutique hotel is casual and quaint—with just eight cozy rooms. Enjoy a private balcony where you can overlook sailboats in the harbor and colorful sunsets.

This museum shares the colorful and rich history of Anderson Valley through hands-on exhibits, featuring old photos, farming tools, and other relics. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the museum's redwood grove!

Ever dream of staying somewhere enchanting while not going too far off the beaten path? This adorable inn is across the street from Scharffenberger Cellars and great shops and restaurants.

Family owned-operated serving award winning Cab, Bordeaux blends, Chard & Pinot Noir. 3 miles from St. Helena, but seems worlds away from crowds.

The first commercially available Cabernet Sauvignon was released in 2004. Today we are honored to source Cabernet and Merlot grapes from Rutherford, St. Helena, East Oakville and Howell Mountain.

The largest open-air market in Northern California features an abundance of locally grown and organic produce, delicious prepared foods, and an eclectic selection of wines you may not find anywhere else.

Tantalize your senses with sweet creations from Anette’s Chocolate & Ice Cream Factory! Located in the heart of downtown Napa, Anette offers chocolates, truffles and specialty items, as well as delicious ice creams, sorbets & hot beverages.

When you're craving French fare, this rustic brasserie on the Napa River is the perfect choice. The San Francisco Chronicle named Angele a "Top 100 Restaurant" and The New York Times calls the setting and food "memorable."

Since 1993 Angelina's has been a full-service family-owned bakery, providing a variety of scratch-baked goods as well as coffee, espresso, sandwiches, soups, salads, and ice cream.

Located in the heart of downtown Sonoma, this boutique shop specializes in quality women's clothing, as well as accessories and gifts with class, elegance, and style.

You’ll know you’ve arrived when you see the cow sculpture on the roof! Fabulous sandwiches chock-full of mouthwatering meats and cheeses await your arrival, and don’t forget to try the homemade jerky.

With three different buildings and gold panning, this is a fun place to take the family. If you are a fan of Mark Twain, you will appreciate the interesting Samuel Clemens exhibit. Other exhibits showcase artifacts, carriages, and wagons.