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The Sonoma County wine next to the Napa Valley is ...

The Sonoma County wine next to the Napa Valley is also good! Sonoma is the meaning of "Many Moons" in Indian legend, so the production area is also called "Moon Valley".

Sonoma is the cradle of California wines. Although there is no name in Napa Valley, many of the good wines produced here are rich and cannot be bought because the wine growers feel they want Doing winemaking, not business. Compared to the Napa Valley next door, Sonoma County is twice as large as the area, as well as numerous wineries and grape varieties. In this piece of land of about 1 million square miles, a total of 190 wineries have settled here. If you have time and enthusiasm, you can spend half a year here. In Sonoma County, you can find all the grape varieties in California. Come to Sonoma and choose the grape variety: Pinot Noir from the Russian River Valley and Zinfandel from the Dry Creek Valley. The World Wine Magazine only recommends drinking both in this area.