New to the wine scene in Healdsburg, Aperture Cellars features a visually stunning tasting room that was inspired by the aperture of a camera. It makes for a picturesque place to sip winemaker Jesse Katz’s exceptional sauv blancs and cabernets.

For art aficionados, there’s no better destination than Paradise Ridge Winery. Along with their sustainably farmed wines, Paradise Ridge boasts a thoughtfully curated sculpture grove featuring large-scale art pieces and sweeping Russian River Valley views. Their iconic LOVE sculpture has become a popular backdrop for everything from propsals to selfies.

Sonoma County has become one of the top eco-friendly wine destinations in the world, and Silver Oak is a leader of that movement. Reserve a seated tasting, then tour the grounds for an up-close look at their gorgeous LEED Platinum facility.

A visit to The Godfather director's winery is a field trip for film lovers. Here, guests can explore a library of more than 40 wines, take a dip in the seasonal swimming pool, browse movie memorabilia and view Coppola classics in the in-house screening room. Guests can also book tasting experiences, sunbathe on the terrace or play a variety of games on the estate lawn.

Before Sonoma County was dubbed Wine Country there was Buena Vista Winery, California’s first premium winery, founded in 1857. Today, it stands as a testament to the prolific history and future of wine production in Northern California. Visitors can savor a wide variety of wines in the tasting room, tour the interactive Wine Tool Museum in the underground Champagne Cellar or relax in the plush Bubble Lounge.

Those interested in natural wines should visit this certified biodynamic and organic winery located five miles north of historic Sonoma Plaza. Hamel prioritizes sustainability in several ways, including dry farming, which produces wine without irrigation. Visit the Estate House to taste their limited-production cabernet sauvignon, zinfandel and sauvignon blanc while taking in unparalleled views of the Sonoma Valley.

Clinging to the ridgetops of the Sonoma Coast and overlooking the Pacific Ocean sits this winery in the unique Fort Ross-Seaview AVA (American Viticultural Area). Come for the incredible views and stay for the food and wine pairings, each imagined by the winery’s talented in-house chef.

Consistently voted the most pet-friendly winery in Sonoma County, Mutt Lynch treats Fido like family. Stop by with your furry friend for a wine tasting on the outdoor patio, where the complimentary dog treats are sure to get your pup's tail wagging.

If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, Kunde should be on your list of must-visit vineyards in Sonoma County. Take in the spectacular scenery of their 1,850-acre estate by booking a hike and tasting tour. You’ll meander through the property’s distinct ecosystems and native habitats while also learning about the winery’s unique sustainable winegrowing practice. Kunde offers pet-friendly hikes, too.

Sensational views and vinos are what you will find at Viansa. Guests can gaze out at the colorful California wetlands — a hot spot for migratory birds — from the Tuscan-inspired tasting room, or climb up to the Summit for a sweeping vista of the Sonoma Valley.