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Berghold Vineyards Winery
The Berghold family name dates back to the 1600’s in Austria where it has been traced back to the meaning of “vineyard worker”.Cantiga Wine Works
We are a small family-operated winery based in the Sierra Foothills and Lodi, California, committed to providing our customers with handcrafted wines of the highest quality.Arroyo Robles Winery
Arroyo Robles Winery is a family owned winery in Paso Robles California. Our goal is grow, produce, and increase enjoyment of Paso Robles Wine.
Peirano Estate Vineyards
Located in the heart of the Lodi Appellation, the 300 acre estate consists of Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and perhaps the largest single block of old, head-trained, natural rooted Zinfandel left in California.Jeff Runquist Wines
The Massoni Ranch in Amador County is the source of fruit for the majority of the wines produced by Jeff Runquist, providing both Zinfandel and Sangiovese.Mcmanis Family Vineyards
McManis Family Vineyards is a grower and vintner of premium varietal winegrapes located near the cool confluence of the San Joaquin and Stanislaus Rivers, just south of Lodi, now known as the River Junction appellationBeekman And Beekman
Five generation old Beekman farm, apiary and guest house in Hughson, California open for visitation and tastings of honey and wine.River Grove Winery
River Grove Winery is an award-wining winery in the long established, but little known appellation of Clarksburg, California.Fresno State Winery
California State University, Fresno is home to the only commercial winery on a university campus in the United States.Benson Ferry Vineyards
Situated in the heart of California at the confluence of the Mokelumne and Cosumnes Rivers, Benson Ferry celebrates a rich farming heritage.Results 31 - 41 of 62
The Central Valley is a large, flat valley that dominates the central portion of California. Spanning from the Cascade Range in the north to the Tehachapi Mountains in the south and from Sierra Nevada in the east to the Coast Ranges and San Francisco Bay in the west.
The wineries of Central Valley produce the majority of California's wine; however, few producers use the AVA on their label due to the perception that Central Valley wine is mainly mass produced cheap wine. There are a number of wineries and regions that are challenging this perception.
The wineries of Central Valley produce the majority of California's wine; however, few producers use the AVA on their label due to the perception that Central Valley wine is mainly mass produced cheap wine. There are a number of wineries and regions that are challenging this perception.