Wine country

Sidecar Tours, which offers food, wine and brewery tours in wine country, is helping to pour new life into family-owned wineries along the way.

Sidecar Tours, which offers food, wine and brewery tours in wine country, is helping to pour new life into family-owned wineries along the way.

Farm machines get festive at this beloved wine country parade, which is marking its 25th anniversary.

As NBC Bay Area continues to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Joe Rosato Jr. Introduces us to an immigrant couple following their dreams through the vineyards of Napa.

“California Live” travels to Los Olivos’ Carhartt Family Wines, known for drawing a young hip crowd from the local area and Los Angeles. Learn about their family business which features live music, great wines, and welcoming atmosphere for wine tasters of any level.

When you think of the Bay Area and what we produce and enjoy one thing that probably comes top of mind is our world class wine! In fact, 85% of wine production comes from California. Unfortunately, if we continue to see our temperatures rising over the next several decades it could become harder to produce and even impossible where temperatures…

When you think of the Bay Area and what we produce and enjoy one thing that probably comes top of mind is our world class wine! In fact, 85% of wine production comes from California. Unfortunately, if we continue to see our temperatures rising over the next several decades it could become harder to produce and even impossible where...

Wineries, vineyards, tasting rooms, and other sparkling spots enjoy an especially effervescent September, each and every year.

As winemakers in the Bay Area’s famous wine region grapple with the many challenges imposed by the changing climate, at least one winery is turning to an unusual strategy for dealing with rising temperatures: sunscreen.

In the best of times, agriculture is a job where you work with what nature deals you. But with our changing climate, it’s become much more of a rollercoaster. Joe Rosato Jr. takes us to a St. Helena winery that’s turning to creative measures to try and survive.

The value of agricultural production in Napa County was only about half the previous year’s total, according to an annual crop report released at Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting.

From an agricultural perspective, the verdant, coastal hills of Point Reyes in west Marin County are generally known as cow country. Cloaked by fog much of the year, the patchwork of grassy lands yield dairies along with a smattering of small organic produce farms.

California will impose statewide guidelines for how wineries dispose of wastewater, ditching a long-held regional approach.

A coalition of dozens of restaurants and wineries in Napa and Sonoma are now suing the state over the closure of outdoor dining, saying there’s no evidence that outdoor dining has led to any increase in COVID-19 cases.

A coalition of dozens of restaurants and wineries in Napa and Sonoma are now suing the state over the closure of outdoor dining, saying there’s no evidence that outdoor dining has led to any increase in COVID-19 cases. Thom Jensen reports.

The Glass Fire continues to boom and tens of thousands of people in Napa County remain evacuated as the fire creeps closer to the city of Calistoga and amid the destruction — stories of heroes emerging. NBC Bay Area’s Jodi Hernandez, Lili Tan and Jeff Ranieri report.

A wildfire in Northern California’s wine country continued to spread out of control Tuesday as strong winds fanned flames in the already badly scorched region, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes, many of which have been destroyed by the flames. Cierra Johnson, Kari Hall and Bob Redell report.

A wildfire in Northern California’s wine country continued to spread out of control Tuesday burning over 42,500 acres and destroying 80 homes.

A wildfire in Northern California’s wine country continued to spread out of control Tuesday as strong winds fanned flames in the already badly scorched region, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes, many of which have been destroyed by the flames. Cierra Johnson and Bob Redell report.