Much of the former vineyard land in the area was devoted to producing pears and prunes. By the time the amendment was repealed in 1933 only four wineries remained (one of which we visited – Pedroncelli). But that long history of growing grapes almost ended with Prohibition. The first vineyard was established in 1870 and by the mid-1880s there were over 50 vineyards in operation. ![]() ![]() Located next to the Russian River Valley and the charming town of Healdsburg, the Dry Creek Valley (DCV) is home to over 70 wineries, mostly family owned. Read on as we explore the many delights to be found in this underrated region!ĭisclaimer: The following is a recap of a media trip to explore the wineries of Dry Creek Valley paid for by the Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley. Taking in the sights, smells, and tastes of the Dry Creek Valley.Ĭharming, idyllic and vibrant are just a few of the inadequate descriptors for the wonderful Dry Creek Valley region in northern Sonoma County.
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