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1. Dog Adorned Wine Coolers, Cheese Serving Boards and Wine Bottle Stoppers Your favorite breed of dog is the star of this one-of-a-kind, hand-made, terra cotta wine cooler. Prior to use, fill the inside of the cooler with cold water for several minutes. Then, pour the water out and place your 750 ml bottle of wine into the...
2. Wine Bottle Gift Bags and Tubes Add a touch of style to your next wine gift. It's easy with one of these festive wine bags or cylinders. I always keep several on hand, and even have a few back-and-forth bags that my friends and I have been using for years. Wine bags and cylinders...
3. Dress Up Your Next Wine Bottle Gift or Party Favor While writing a lens on wine totes I found an assortment of beaded wine bottle covers, wine bottle fashions, wine bottle ornaments, and figurines. There were so many, I decided to devote a lens to them too. Dressed up bottles are always fun. They al...
4. Concannon Vineyard in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country With a legacy for excellence dating back to 1883, Concannon Vineyard is known worldwide for its award-winning wines, as well as its historic role in the wine industry. Irish immigrant James Concannon was drawn to the gr...
5. el Sol Vineyard in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country The beautiful el Sol vineyard is located on the site of a former chicken ranch. Today the landscape is dominated by Zinfandel and Syrah vines, and the spaces that accommodated chickens now house wine barrels—l...
6. Ruby Hill Winery in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country The wine label pictured here depicts the original Ruby Hill Winery, which dates back to 1887. Founder John Crellin named the winery for the vineyard's rich, red soil. More than a century later—in February 2008...
7. Palomares Vineyards in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Westover Winery and Palomares Vineyards are tucked away in the canyons between Castro Valley and Fremont. Visitors are treated to a Mediterranean-style winery offering a wide range of varietals and blends for tastin...
8. Stony Ridge Winery in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country La dolce vita... the good life. What could be better than sipping a glass of wine on a redwood deck overlooking rolling hills covered with vineyards? This ambience, combined with excellent customer service, is what...
9. McGrail Vineyards in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country The McGrail family has been selling their Cabernet Sauvignon grapes to Livermore wineries since 1999, and began bottling their own wine about five years later. From the beginning, McGrail Vineyards has sought to pro...
10. Eagle Ridge Vineyard in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Eagle Ridge Vineyard is one of the newest wineries in Livermore, located on the hills at the east end of the Valley. The winery has produced two wines with their label. The 2006 Pinot Grigio is made from grapes grow...
11. Tamas Estates in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Popular Italian varietals, like Pinot Grigio, Barbera, and Sangiovese thrive in Livermore Valley's Mediterranean-like climate and gravelly soils. At Tamas Estates, several handcrafted Italian-style wines are created, a...
12. Murrieta's Well in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Legend meets romance at picturesque Murrieta's Well. The winery is named for the legendary outlaw, Joaquin Murrieta, who was known to have camped out on the property during the Gold Rush era. A winery was built...
13. John Evan Cellars in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country John Evan Marion's first professional attempt at winemaking produced a Super-Tuscan-style Sangiovese that caught the attention of a well-known winery in Paso Robles. Would he be interested in a position as winemaker? W...
14. Battaion Cellars in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Battaion Cellars was the first winery in the Livermore Valley to specialize in premium sparkling wines. The winery offers several exclusive products fermented in the traditional methode champenoise style, ranging from...
15. Darcie Kent Vineyards in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Darcie Kent Vineyards is located in the Crane Ridge foothills, where well-drained gravely soils, cool nights, and calm breezes create ideal conditions for growing flavor-packed Merlot grapes. In addition to grapes,...
16. Little Valley Winery in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Little Valley Vineyard & Winery brings a touch of Spain to the region with their signature wine, the noble red Tempranillo. The winery has two distinctive labels, Little Valley and White Rabbit. The latter is for the ow...
17. Red Skye Wine in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Red Skye is dedicated to bringing simplicity back to the appreciation of fine wine. The winery has produced many award-winning varietals that are easily enjoyed by themselves or paired with your favorite foods. Popular...
18. Bodegas Aguirre Winery in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Bodegas Aguirre Winery is best known for Estate grown premium red wines, particularly its award-winning signature wine, the Petite Sirah. Their unique and beautiful wine label is based on an original painting by an...
19. Wente Vineyards Estate Winery in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Founded in 1883 by C. H. Wente, the winery is now managed by his fourth and fifth generation descendants. No other winery in California has been continuously family owned and operated as long as Wente Vineyards. The...
20. Big White House Winery in the Livermore Valley Wine Country Livermore Valley Wine Country Big White House wines were first produced in the historic Livermore home for which the label is named. Wine barrels in the garage were one thing, but when they started appearing in the living room... well, it was ti...