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Jun 01, 2023 / madmin
When in doubt, wine it out at Petaluma’s outstanding wine-tasting venues Petaluma's rolling hills, river, and proximity to the coast are perfect for wine grapes. Petaluma even has its own AVA (American Viticultural Area). MORE
May 05, 2023 / madmin
Petaluma's population is on the small side (59,651) but its personality is big! Come and share in our abundant community spirit, culinary excellence, artisan wineries and breweries, and flat-out fun times! MORE
Jul 05, 2019 / madmin
Petaluma has a long history as the “Gateway to Wine Country” — but today, it’s fast becoming a must-visit for wine lovers. The Petaluma Gap AVA is Sonoma County’s newest American Viticulture Area (AVA). MORE
Jul 03, 2019 / madmin
Whether you’re looking for a caffeine boost or a tantalizing tipple, Petaluma has exactly what you need in order to quench your thirst. HOPPY TRAILS For exceptional craft beers with fun atmosphere, hit up these local spots for a good time. MORE
Jun 25, 2019 / madmin
Petaluma is sprouting innovative, talented chefs, sommeliers and mixologists, and pairing food and drink is a prime preoccupation. The city is cupped in rich farmland and the new Petaluma Gap AVA. Fresh local crops are a prime driver, paired with support for local businesses — and happily, some of the best local creators of wines and spirits are pairs themselves. MORE
Jan 02, 2018 / madmin
Long seen as a rising star in the world of wine, the Petaluma Gap AVA received final approval in December from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, making the region the 18th official wine appellation for Sonoma County. The Petaluma Gap carries the distinction of being the closest AVA region to San Francisco.The AVA designation recognizes the unique growing conditions of the area, covering 4,000 acres of vineyards from southern Sonoma County into northern Marin County. MORE
Dec 19, 2016 / madmin
Sonoma County is home to 425 wineries…but only one that specializes in port. In fact, Petaluma’s Sonoma Portworks is one of only a handful of wineries in the entire state that produces port and after dinner wines. MORE
Dec 09, 2016 / madmin
From "Wind to Wine"- The Petaluma Gap Visitors to Petaluma are often surprised by the temperature variations that can take place within a single day. Summer mornings can start out downright chilly (packing a sweatshirt is always a good idea) with fog blanketing the valley. MORE