Plan your summer trip with Sonoma in mind, and learn about sustainable, biodynamic, and organic wine. Travel + Leisure featured Benziger Family Winery as a must-see on your next trip to wine country, and explains the difference between the various farming practices that Benziger is known for. Chris Benziger notes “When you see a well-run, sustainable vineyard, you see how naturally it blends into the land.” Check out the full article here.
The Benziger Family Winery is thrilled to receive the “Innovator Award” presented at the Sonoma County Barrel Auction by the Sonoma County Vintners. Read the full recap of the annual event here.
Plan your next getaway to Glen Ellen- recently named by PureWow “7 Charming Small Towns Near Napa Valley That Aren’t, You Know, Napa”.
Get to know our quaint town of Glen Ellen, home to Benziger Family Winery, and explore the Michelin-starred restaurants, hike Jack London State Park, and stay in upscale lodging nearby.
Join us for an afternoon of stunning vineyard views, Bordeaux- style wines and learn about Biodynamic farming practices. Named one of the “10 Most Beautiful Wineries in Sonoma County” by Sonoma.com, the best way to take in the scenery while enjoying delicious wine is with the Biodynamic Tractor Tram Tour.
Featured in Haute Living San Francisco’s round-up of eco-friendly wines to celebrate Earth Day, our Sauvignon Blanc, North Coast Rosé, and Joaquin’s Inferno were highlighted. Fran Miller writes “As stewards of the land, the Benziger family invites nature in, instead of pushing it out, ensuring their vineyards are thriving, healthy, and producing wines full of character and conscience.” See the full feature here.
The winter months are an important time of the year, where wineries focus on pruning the vineyard to get ready for the next season. Sonoma magazine recently profiled Benziger winery for our pruning insight, as Chris Benziger notes “It is a critical time that often gets overlooked by the public, because it happens slowly in the background, as we prune back the spent shoots of last year to focus the energy of the vine into the budding potential of the new grapes.” Read the full article here.