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  • Anderson Valley Brewing

     Award-winning beers, plus seasonal releases (look for the Deep Enders Dark Porter). More
  • Bates & Mailliard Farmhouse Mercantile

    This well-curated general store turns everyday items like Mason jars and balls of twine into exquisite collectibles. More
  • Boonville General Store

    Hang around the store and listen for the village’s tongue-in-cheek dialect, Boontling (supposedly rooted in Scottish Gaelic and Irish). More
  • Breggo Cellars

    The name means “sheep” in Boontling—a nod to the property’s former life as one of the oldest sheep ranches in the region. More
  • Esterlina Vineyards & Winery

    Located in the hills, with panoramic views. Tastings are accompanied by bowls of Goldfish and Cheetos—a savory (if irreverent) touch. By appointme... More
  • Goldeneye Winery

    Try a Pinot Noir at Goldeneye, a modern Mendocino County winery surrounded by gardens and redwoods. More
  • Highlight Gallery

    If woodworking is your thing, drop in at this gallery. More
  • Husch Vineyards

    An Anderson Valley pioneer, housed in a charmingly rustic converted barn. More
  • Lemons’ Market

    Tom Lemons sells his own line-caught salmon. More
  • Londer Vineyard

  • Mendocino Art Center

    When the logging dried up in the 1930s, the artists started moving in; eventually, they founded this nonprofit, which gives scholarships, rents stu... More
  • Navarro Vineyards & Winery

    A popular draw for its affordable whites and outdoor picnic tables under trellised grapevines. More
  • Phillips Hill Estates Winery

    Remarkable Pinots made by artist Toby Hill (grab his ’07 Marguerite—if you can get it). More
  • Placewares

    Don’t miss Placewears, a housewares store owned by former managers of ’60s retail trailblazer Design Research. More
  • Roederer Estate

    From the French makers of Cristal: sparkling wines at a much more budget-friendly price, in the valley’s poshest setting. More
  • Standish Wine Company

    Up the road in Philo, you can also visit the most photogenic tasting room in the valley, in a 19th-century wooden building once used for drying app... More
  • Toulouse Vineyards

    Founded by retired fire captain Vern Boltz, this small, deceptively humble operation produces much-lauded wines and exceptional grapes. More
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