Reviews & Articles

Enjoying The View at Gustafson Vineyards

Terrific wine is obviously the most compelling reason to visit Dry Creek Valley. But once you arrive you'll quickly realize that the beauty of the area is a close second. A couple of days after Passport 2010 we had the chance to visit Gustafson Vineyards and taste through the wines with Winemaker Emmet Reed. Full Review>

Wine Travelers

Wow, what an amazing winery in so many ways. You must plan a day trip to visit this new winery that sits high atop the mountains of Dry Creek Valley. Although the winery is officially in Dry Creek, it is far from any of the wineries on Dry Creek Road that you might have visited in the past. It is remote, beautiful, and breathtaking. Put it on your list of wineries as a "must visit." Full Review>

Above the Fog

The Sonoma Coast can be a great adventure, whether standing on cliffs above crashing surf or sipping its wine at home by a crackling fire. Twisting mountain roads, breathtaking vistas, and hillside vineyards intoxicate pathfinders along the roads from Healdsburg to Stewarts Point. Since April there's a new lookout above the fog line. Full Review>

Gustafson is building from (hilly) ground up

Note: This is part of a series of profiles on Twin Citians who have fulfilled a dream of all wine lovers: starting their own wineries.
Determination and drive helped make Dan Gustafson a business success, but he's nothing if not pragmatic. "Every time I run into a stone wall," he said, "I change my plans and end up with a better result." Full Article >

Gustasfson Family Vineyards ~ Finding a Slice of Heaven

In my ongoing process to better know the members of PS I Love You, this was a day dedicated to Gustafson Family Vineyards. As it turned out, this day felt more like being friends of the family, versus having a business foray into the wilds of Sonoma County. Full Review>

Hours:

Tasting Room open on Saturdays 10 – 4. Other hours available by appointment, please call 707-433-2371.