Deluxe Dairy Shows New World of Cheesemaking
In northern California, the image of “happy cows” is a reality, with dairy animals roaming free across verdant pastures throughout Sonoma and Marin counties. The same joy holds true for milk-producing sheep, and goats. Over this past weekend, the public had the chance to get up-close-and-personal[...]
22nd Annual Passport to Dry Creek Valley
Part of the fun of international travel is getting a passport stamped. Each stamp serves as a momento of the different places explored. Apart from traveling abroad, the only other adventure that involves stamps on a passport is Passport to Dry Creek Valley. Most wineries create a theme[...]
Eat Your Way to Aid for Japan
The Bay area’s connection to Japan’s earthquake and tsunami devastation continues to deepen. Local restaurants are joining the cause by hosting Japan fundraisers, but few are as closely connected to the tragedy in the Tohoku region than Hiro Sone and Sho Kamio. Hiro is chef/co-owner of Terra Restaurant[...]
14th Annual Sonoma International Film Festival
If last year's festival is any indication to what we can expect for 2011, be ready to be captivated. Last year’s Sonoma International Film Festival attracted 18,000 people who love film, sumptuously prepared food, and impeccably balanced wines. There were 74 independent films from 12 countries shown in[...]
These Breakfasts Stack Up
It’s usually the first meal of the day. Then again, you might enjoy it for lunch, or perhaps even dinner, since plenty of Sonoma eateries serve their breakfasts all day long. Here are ten great picks for Sonoma breakfast restaurants: SINGLETREE CAFÉ, Healdsburg: If you like the basics,[...]
Splash Some Culinary Cuvée into Your Spring-Summer Party Plans
Chefs Silvers, Cavallo and Mall With the return of warmer weather, and longer days of sunlight on the horizon, many a person’s thoughts turn to parties. It’s a great time to be planning an event at your home or at a private venue, gathering together all[...]
