We have now sold 20 tickets.

Please use the toolkit provided to help promote this event.

 33 Wineries  /  $50 per person  / Goal to sell 300 tickets

This is a very casual tasting event - no wristbands, glasses or RSVP lists - everyone will have their ticket on their phone and they will all be "walk-in" tasters.

Questions:  Debbie@wineroad.com

This complimentary program has been designed with you in mind, our wine industry and hospitality friends.

As someone working in the wine business, or in our wine country lodging properties, we’d love for you to know all about the Wine Road: who we are, what we do, and how we came to be.
You will also be learning about the region, our beautiful slice of Sonoma County that you will be able to share with visitors to the area.

DETAILS HERE: WineRoad.com/WineRoadAmbassador 

We mailed invoices, but we also sent an online invoice via Square, so you can pay however it works best for you. A winery assessment is $900, a lodgings assessment is $500. Form is also HERE

If you need to make arrangements for a partial payment, we're happy to work that out, just email beth@wineroad.com

Sign-Up is now done for this event.

Debbie is working on the program and getting the wineries all listed online.

Tickets go on sale Aug. 31 (30th for Insiders).

Our goal is to sell 2000 tickets.  Questions ??? contact our Event Manager Debbie Osborn

We headed to Google in SF last week with three Russian River Valley wineries: Limerick Lane Cellars, Merriam Vineyards and Viszlay Vineyards.

Thank you Bill, Abby, Teri and Kathryn for sharing your wines.

Debbie and Liana represented Wine Road, gave out maps, and talked up our Fall Wine Trail along with Wine & Food Affair.

We hope to go back again in October with three more member wineries.

Wine Institute has published a comprehensive web page on the updated California Beverage Container Recycling and Litter Reduction Act (better known as the Bottle Bill). Legislative changes to the bill mean, effective January 1, 2024, wine and spirits containers will be added into California’s beverage container recycling program. Beginning July 1, 2025, wine and spirits products sold for consumption in California will be required to be labeled with California Redemption Value (CRV) indicia.

The web page has an implementation guide for wineries, a list of frequently asked questions as well as additional resources. Members with further questions are welcome to contact Wine Institute's Sacramento office.

It's time to consider getting your team Red Cross certified. Get a ZOLL Defibrillator set up on your property and be prepared in case of an emergency.

Ron Rubin continues his quest to have this life saving equipment and training in every winery in Sonoma County.

Think of it as part of your sustainability program. Taking care of your employees and your guests.

Thus far 330 wineries have taken advantage of this amazing offer. We'd love to see more of our members on that list. The ZOLL Defibrillator is provided to your winery at NO cost.   FREE

Information here: Trained for Saving Lives      Follow up with Ron Rubin for more details.

Go forth and taste some wine...currently, EIGHT WINERIES are signed up to host you for a tasting!  You can share your referral cards, learn about your neighboring wineries and make some new connections.

Make it happen, sign-up to go tasting.

Bring a bottle for your host (not required, but oh so nice) and if you have referral cards, bring enough to share a stack with everyone at the tasting, then SHARE your experience on social, tag @thewineroad and #sipsonoma

Sign-Up here to TASTE or to HOST