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The region silently produces almost 2 times as much wine as Napa Valley and is responsible for some of the biggest names for Pinot Noir and Sparkling Wine in the United States. If you love Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Zinfandel, you should get comfy with your knowledge of Sonoma.
Plan your wine country vacation to Napa Valley and Sonoma County with our easy-to-use winery maps. Our recently updated Napa Valley Winery Map will help you locate which Napa Valley wineries welcome walk-ins for tastings and which winereis require advance reservations.
A great way to explore wine is to look at a map. Maps show us the location of vineyard areas and tell us where grapes grow best. You can see famous regions as well neighboring wine spots that fly under the radar. Ultimately, the goal is to find and drink better wine.
Sonoma County offers many distinct wineries, and beautiful scenery. Explore the map below, or click the image to view or download the printable PDF version.
Beyond that, the most popular varieties are Merlot, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. There are just over 45,200 total acres planted with vineyards, making up one tenth of the area. In comparison, there are over 60,000 acres planted in neighboring Sonoma.
Our Sonoma County AVA map is available for download as high resolution and low resolution JPEGs and PDFs. Also please take a moment to read the usage guidelines included in the download folder. Download AVA Map + Usage Guidelines
Explore Wine Country Maps in Napa Valley & Sonoma Wine Country | Discover which wineries are open and build your own Wine Route.
