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Larson Family Winery, Sonoma: Larson Family Winery produces a dog-themed wine, Three Lab Cab, named after the winery’s dogs, Buster, Bubba and Pete. Dogs are welcome in the tasting room barn as well as the lawn and picnic area where you can play with the corn while your dog relaxes in the sun. (Larson Family Winery)
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Roche Winery, Sonoma: Watch the world go by, dog by your side, on the patio of this downtown tasting room, complete with fire pit and shade trees. The tasting room offers barrel tastings, snacks and some of the best food in town. (Roche Winery)
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B. R. Cohn Winery, Glen Ellen: This Glen Ellen winery offers water bowls and treats for visiting dogs. Leashed dogs are welcome on the winery’s terraces and grounds, which include the estate’s vineyards and views of Sonoma and the Mayacamas Mountains. (BR Cohn Winery)
Deerfield Ranch Winery, Kenwood: “May all four be with you” is the motto of Deerfield Ranch Winery Dog Obi Vine Kenobi. Water is available for dogs, while dog owners can sample some of the winery’s delicious wines. (Deerfield Farm Winery)
Muscardini Cellars, Kenwood: Michael Muscardini’s golden retriever, Biondi, and staff greet well-behaved dogs in the tasting room, on the patio and on the green space behind the tasting room. Dogs can enjoy food, water and toys, as well as dog-themed events. (Muscardini Cellar)
Bacchus Landing, Healdsburg: With more than half a dozen small wineries with a reputation for “super” dog-friendliness, this is a hub for winemaking and tasting. Bacchus Landing is also family-friendly with bocce courts and lawn games, as well as a large outdoor patio and five wine tasting rooms, including Smith Storey Wineries and Goldendoodle Lord Sandwich. (Smith Floor Winery)
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Wilson Winery, Healdsburg: The Wilson family produces a dog-themed wine, Three Dog Zin, featuring the family’s three dogs, Molly, Sydney and Victoria. The staff greets the dogs, offering food and water to the pups, while people sip zinfandel in the tasting room or on the terrace overlooking the vineyards. (Wilson Winery)
Dutcher Crossing Winery, Geiserville: Dogs are welcome in the tasting room, where they can try on a winery-branded dog collar while their owners sample the estate’s zinfandel and other small-production wines. The backyard and lawn are great places to nibble on cheese and snacks and play tag. (Dutch Crossing Winery)
Horse & Plov, Sevastopol: Located in a historic warehouse in the West District near local vineyards and apple orchards, Horse & Plov welcomes dogs and their owners into the tasting room. The puppies are provided with food and water. (Alvin Jornada / Press Democrat)
Marimar Estate Vineyard and Winery, Sevastopol: Owned and operated by the Spanish-American Torres family, this vineyard welcomes outdoor dogs. Visitors will also find larger-than-life dogs on the winery grounds – 10-foot-tall metal sculptures of the owners’ springer spaniels, Chico and Bonita. (Sonoma County Tourism)
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Mutt Lynch Winery, Windsor: Brenda and Chris Lynch’s winery is a celebration of both wine and furry friends. The tasting room hosts “Yuppie Hour” events and offers water, food, toys and playmates because employees often bring their sons to work. The winery also raises money for animal rescue organizations through its Vines That Give Back program. (Mutt Lynch Winery)
Black Kite Cellars, Freestone: This family-run boutique winery welcomes dogs for the three-day Pooches & Pinot celebration, which runs from 10am to 5pm. Black Kite New Cellar Tasting Room opens in Friston at Jasper House until July 14. The event will feature tasting flights of signature Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, as well as healthy “sweet cream tables” with dog treats and dog bandanas from Black Kite Cellars, which I visit. There is also enough water for the dogs. Dog and pinot tickets are $67 per person. Buy tickets from Tock. (Black Dragon Tunnel)
With its many famous vineyards, Sonoma County is a great place to enjoy a day of wine tasting. The area is also great for dogs and their owners, with an increasing number of parks, facilities and places that welcome and serve canine companions.
But where do you go when you want to visit a winery and hang out with your furry best friend? Fortunately, there are plenty of options in the county.
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Browse our list below for the best dog wineries in Sonoma County, and click through the gallery above to check out some of our favorites.
One of California’s oldest wineries welcomes leashed dogs to its Rhinefarm. Pack a picnic and enjoy the patio overlooking the estate’s vineyards, or bring your dog to the historic tasting room, a pet-friendly option for a rainy day.
Larson Family Winery produces a dog-themed wine, Three Lab Cab, named after the winery’s dogs, Buster, Bubba and Pete. Dogs are welcome in the tasting room barn as well as on the lawn and picnic area, where the dog can play corn hole while relaxing in the sun.
Located on 375 acres of Bartholomew Park in Sonoma Valley, Bartholomew Vineyards and Winery has many great views and trails for people and dogs to enjoy. A belt is always necessary. (Bartholomew Estate Vineyards and Winery)
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Located in the 375-acre Bartholomew Park in Sonoma Valley, the winery has many great views and trails for people and dogs to enjoy. A belt is always necessary.
Watch the world go by with your dog by your side on the patio of this downtown tasting room with its fireplace and shady trees. The tasting room offers barrel tastings, snacks and the best people in town.
Coming from a lineage spanning more than a century and a half, winemaker Katie Bundschu has made her signature small-batch Rhône-style wines. His winery is both family and dog friendly. Dogs must be on a leash.
This Glen Ellen winery offers water bowls and treats for visiting dogs. Leashed dogs are welcome in the wine cellar and on the property’s terrace, which overlooks the estate’s vineyards and views of Sonoma and the Mayacama Mountains.
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Jeff Kunde’s dog, Cooper, helps organize the various dog walks held at the Kunde Family Winery near Kenwood. (Christopher Chung/Democrat Press)
“May all four be with you” is the motto of Obi-Wine Kenobi, the wine dog at Deerfield Ranch. Water is available for dogs, while dog owners can sample some of the winery’s delicious wines.
Fourth-generation winemaker Jeff Kunde invites dogs to accompany their owners to tastings and walks with him through his family’s historic vineyards through oak forests, native grasslands and chaparral.
Welcome to the entire property, dogs are allowed to walk the vineyard with their owners. Thirsty dogs enjoy a royal treat: fresh Fiji water from a bottle in a bowl.
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Winemaker Michael Muscardini’s golden retriever, Biondi, and staff welcome well-behaved dogs in the tasting room, on the patio, and on the green space behind the tasting room. Dogs can enjoy food, water and toys, as well as dog-themed events.
After a tour of the property with your dog, sample wines on the patio or in the canine-themed tasting room while your pooch enjoys dog biscuits. The winery hosts an annual fundraiser benefiting Canine Companions for Independence.
Famous for its “super” dog friendliness, this collective of more than half a dozen small wineries is a hub for wine production and tasting. Bacchus Landing is also family-friendly with bocce courts and lawn games, as well as a large outdoor patio and five wine tasting rooms, including Smith Storey Wineries and Goldendoodle Lord Sandwich.
At Breathless Vines in Healdsburg, guests can enjoy sparkling wine on the winery patio with their dogs. The winery also hosted a fundraiser for the Sonoma County Humane Society. As a courtesy to other visitors and staff, the winery requires all animals to be on a leash and well behaved. (Alcohol makes breathing difficult)
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Guests can enjoy sparkling wine with their dogs in the winery’s garden. The winery also hosted a fundraiser for the Sonoma County Humane Society. As a courtesy to other visitors and staff, the winery requires all animals to be on a leash and well behaved.
This winery in Healdsburg lets dogs curl up on the bed and relax with a bowl of water while their owners taste the wine. After enjoying the flavors, take your dog for a walk through the manor gardens.
This downtown winery tasting room is a convenient stop while walking the dog. The family supports the local humanitarian society and donates the proceeds from alcohol sales to a non-profit organization.
The winery has a tasting room under a large oak tree overlooking the vineyard that invites guests to enjoy wine on a dog-friendly terrace. The West Vines Instagram account posted a series of photos of some canine visitors, as well as “awesome wine cat” Jane Bond.
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Wilsons produces a dog-themed wine, Three Dog Zin, featuring the family’s three dogs, Molly, Sydney and Victoria. The
