California Appellations

ShareTweetPin+1ShareIn 1836, George Yount became a blessed man when he received the generous grant from Mexican commandant Mariano Vallejo for

ShareTweetPin+1ShareAlthough it doesn’t have a long history of growing a massive amount of grapes, Temecula Valley has been a flourishing

ShareTweetPin+1ShareAlthough it only represents only one percent of the Napa Valley appellation, the Stags Leap District is a point on

ShareTweetPin+1ShareWidely considered the birthplace of true mountain Napa Valley farming, the Spring Mountain District is located on the rugged Mayacamas

ShareTweetPin+1ShareWhen you look back at the history of grape growing in California, all roads lead to Sonoma Valley. Located around

ShareTweetPin+1ShareIf you ask sommeliers and wine buyers for advice on the hot spots of American wines; chances are many of

ShareTweetPin+1ShareWith a beautiful mixture of vineyards, farms, ranches, beaches and mountains, Santa Barbara County has everything you would want in

ShareTweetPin+1ShareLocated a half-hour north of the beautiful coastal paradise of Santa Barbara, the Santa Ynez Valley is arguably home to

ShareTweetPin+1ShareIn Sonoma County, Russian River Valley is framed between the charming cities of Sebastopol to the west, Healdsburg to the

ShareTweetPin+1ShareIn the Mayacamas Mountains on the southwestern corner of Lake County, the Red Hills appellation features a mixture of deep