Fog Crest Vineyard

Flying out of Sonoma County’s airport for the holidays and just spied our founder, Rosalind, holding court at the Crush bar!

We treasure our spectacular morning views at Fog Crest Vineyard! Come enjoy a tasting on our beautiful patio, where the scenery is as memorable as the wines.

Reserve your spot online and experience the beauty (and flavors!) of Fog Crest firsthand.

https://www.fogcrestvineyard.com/Visit/Our-Tasting-Room

Cheers to fall days like these!

Our Winemaker Jerome Chery's trusty supervisor, Java, is hard at work! 🐶 This month, Java is overseeing the crucial process of Topping Off the wine barrels. A vigilant eye (and nose!) on quality, Java’s got it under control.

Make an appointment to visit our tasting room or shop online: https://www.fogcrestvineyard.com/Visit/Our-Tasting-Room

Cheers to teamwork! 🍷🐾

We enjoyed a lovely visit from Charlie Palmer of Charlie Palmer's Dry Creek Kitchen this week. He stopped by to enjoy the views and have a chat with our founder, Rosalind Manoogian.

If you’re visiting from out of town, don’t forget to purchase your souvenirs before you leave! Consider a bottle (or two) of ’s Chardonnay. 🛍️

This white wine is pure elegance, crafted with passion and precision. Every sip will transport you back to the sun-kissed vineyards and cool coastal breezes of Sonoma County. 🌊

Your friends and family are guaranteed to love it.

If you decide to keep it for yourself, we promise not to tell! 😄I

Rosalind is on the road again, and this time we’re celebrating women in wine!

Join us in Seattle on March 24, for an unbelievable evening hosted by Urban Connoisseurs, at Osteria La Spiga with Sabrina Tinsley.

Rosalind is one of the four featured female winemakers, proudly representing Sonoma County!

Meet her and some of the other fabulous women who will be sharing their wines during a delicious four course dinner.

Get your tickets here: https://bit.ly/3VjunVn

What’s the difference between Sonoma County and Napa County?

Tomato, tomahhhto, amirite? 🍅

Here’s three examples:

🗺️ For starters, Sonoma County covers more territory. Twice as much, actually. Which means that it contains more appellations (like our personal favorite, the Russian River Valley), and more diverse grapes.

😎 It’s also cooler by about 6-8 degrees, depending on the month. This can be very helpful for the temperamental grapes (Pinot Noir).

Sonoma County also has something that Napa County does not. Hint: if you saw the Barbie movie, it’s Ken’s job.

🌊 Beach! Sonoma County has 55 miles of beaches.
We don’t have a Ken at Fog Crest Vineyard, but we do have our winemaker, Jerome.

Consider this a reminder to book your trip now!

Thanks to Sonoma County, CA for the stats. 🤓