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About this guide

Straight answers about Napa and Sonoma wineries.

Planning a day in wine country takes time. You open ten browser tabs looking for one answer. Is this winery open on Tuesday? Do they allow dogs? Do they pour a real Cabernet Franc?

I got tired of the search, so I built this directory instead.

I am a librarian. Organizing information and getting the details right comes naturally to me. I brought this instinct to the site. Every winery here gets the same standard: clear facts, checked one by one, nothing skipped.

How the list came together

I went through every winery on this site one at a time. I checked each address against the winery’s own website. I tested every website link. I flagged anything wrong: an outdated tasting room address, a winery renamed after a sale, two wineries sharing one street number. When I found a clear mistake, I corrected the listing. When a real question stayed open, I left a note instead of a guess.

What you get

This directory gives you the facts you need to plan a day in wine country: location, appellation, and a direct link to the winery’s own website. No filler. No stock photos standing in for real information.

Something wrong or missing?

Tell me and I will fix it. If you run a winery missing from this list, tell me too. Use the contact form.

Spend less time searching. Spend more time tasting.