Some High-Scoring Wines from Sonoma County

  The Santa Rosa Press Democrat does weekly blind tastings of local wines. I know, work, work, work. They recently published an article of their favorites titled, "18 top-scoring Sonoma County Wines" written by their wine writer, Peg Melnik.

  In case there's a paywall, and you can't get through, I've listed the wines below. All credit goes to the Press Dem.

 
   I can't vouch for distribution to local stores near you. Prices are winery retail and all are under $38. The wines can often be found for less in stores, depending on where you are. You can always order from the winery or various online wine shops, if you live in a state where it's legal.

  Whites

Bartholomew Estate, 2022 Sonoma Valley Sauvignon Blanc, $30

Davis Bynum, 2022 Virginia’s Block, Russian River Valley Sauvignon Blanc, $30

Dutton Goldfield, 2022 Shop Block Dutton Ranch, Green Valley of Russian River Valley Pinot Blanc, $33

Joseph Jewell, 2022 Raymond Burr Vineyard, Dry Creek Valley Vermentino, $30

Leo Steen, 2022 Saini Farms, Dry Creek Family Chenin Blanc, $22

Paul Mathew, 2022 Russian River Valley Viognier, $30

  Pinks

Balletto, 2022 Russian River Valley Rosé of Pinot Noir, $25

Hamilton Family Wines, 2022 Sonoma Valley Rosé of Grenache, $34

J. Bucher, 2022, Bucher Vineyard, Russian River Valley Rosé of Pinot Noir, $35

Keller Estate, 2022 Petaluma Gap Rosé of Pinot Noir, $38

Morét Brealynn 2022 California Rosé of Pinot Noir, $28 
Grapes are from Russian River Valley and Santa Lucia Highlands

Vaughn Duffy Wines, 2022 Sonoma County Rosé of Pinot Noir, $25

  Sparkling

Korbel, 2019 Russian River Valley Natural Champagne, $18

  Reds

Eco Terreno, 2019 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, $32

Pedroncelli, 2021 Sonoma Classico, Dry Creek Valley Red Blend, $24

Rodney Strong, 2020 Sonoma County Cabernet Sauvignon, $25

Saini Vineyards, 2021 Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel, $35