Dry Creek Vineyard
The winery that revived Dry Creek Valley.
About Dry Creek Vineyard
Founded 1972 by David Stare — the first new winery in Dry Creek Valley since Prohibition.
What to expect in the glass
Zesty Fumé Blanc and juicy old-vine Zinfandel; a great picnic stop.
Flagship wine
Fumé Blanc & Old Vine Zinfandel
Grape varietals grown
Vineyards: Estate and old-vine Dry Creek vineyards.
Dry Creek Vineyard — visitor questions
What is Dry Creek Vineyard known for?
Dry Creek Vineyard is best known for its Fumé Blanc & Old Vine Zinfandel. Zesty Fumé Blanc and juicy old-vine Zinfandel; a great picnic stop.
Where is Dry Creek Vineyard located?
Dry Creek Vineyard is located at 3770 Lambert Bridge Rd, Healdsburg, CA 95448, in the Dry Creek Valley appellation of Sonoma County.
Do I need a reservation to visit Dry Creek Vineyard?
Recommended for tastings at Dry Creek Vineyard. Tastings start from $25 per person. You can book via https://www.drycreekvineyard.com.
Can I hire a chauffeur to visit Dry Creek Vineyard?
Yes — Chauffyr offers private, flat-rate chauffeur service to Dry Creek Vineyard and other Sonoma County wineries, so your whole party can taste safely and skip parking and navigation.
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