Passport to Dry Creek Valley
A beloved three-day immersion into one of California's greatest Zinfandel appellations, where 50+ wineries open their doors with food pairings, barrel tastings, and direct access to winemakers and founders. Now in its 35th year, the event has a loyal following and offers remarkable value — three days exploring a coherent, world-class wine region with no single large-venue crowds. The Dry Creek Valley scenery in late April is stunning.
~4,000 visitors
Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County (STS)
Three days in late April, annual
$85 - $195
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