Nathanson Creek
Nathanson Creek rises in the Mayacamas, flows through the City of Sonoma just a few blocks from the Plaza and empties into San Pablo Bay. It gets its name from a pioneer family who lived along this creek, in the hills northeast of town.
Cribari Dessert Wine
Since 1917, the Cribari Family has been recognized as a leader in providing Sacramental Wine to the reverend clergy. Our fine reputation has been earned through the quality of our Altar Wine – quality borne of care and meticulous attention to detail.
MacNaughton
MacNaughton Canadian Whisky has a very smooth flavor with very little bite. MacNaughton Blended Whisky is of average strength, making it better suited to casual sipping.
Drylands
Hidden Crush
Our collective hails from winemaking, viticulture and the arts, each playing an important role in bringing Hidden Crush to life. They select grapes from across the Central Coast to craft Hidden Crush as a reflection of their unique personalities and the vineyards they love.
Vineyard Manager Jeff Pomo, Winemaker Joe Martin and Photographer Nacho Compean all live and breathe the Central Coast. Illustrator Takahisa Hashimoto completes the collective with his beautiful artwork celebrating a successful harvest. They each celebrate the art of winemaking in order to share their “hidden crush” with you.
Diseno
Iron Horse Brewing
Iron Horse Brewery proudly presents some of the best craft beer available, according to our mouths. We don’t adhere to traditional styles, but rather combine flavors and aromas that give our craft beer it’s distinct taste. While we’re probably best known for IRISH DEATH, we have a number of other local craft brews that are independently made from the finest ingredients and other really important marketing words that make our beer sound superior.
J Roget
This American sparkling wine is medium-dry with crisp fruit flavors. The aromas of apple and pear are balanced with a bouquet of toasty yeast notes and floral nuances.
100% stainless steel tanks are used for the base wine and then secondary fermentation takes place in the Charmat tanks. This process preserves the fruit character, making a fresher, more flavorful wine.