Wineries
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Did you know Solano County is home to a number of wineries?
Check out our list below, get some highlights from Bounty of the County, or discover more with our interactive map.
Solano County Wineries
Mangels Vineyards, Suisun Valley
Mangels Vineyards, founded in 2009 by Gary Mangels and winemaker Gina Richmond, makes premium wines from Suisun Valley varietals. The Mangels family began planting grape vines and winemaking in the late 1800s, becoming one of the largest producers in the state. While the family shifted away from winemaking in the 1940s, they maintained a ranching business and continued to grow grapes for other wineries. In 1988, Gary Mangels purchased land that would eventually become Mangels Vineyards.
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Sky Ranch Estate, Vacaville
Lee Perry started Sky Ranch Estate more than 20 years ago in Solano County’s Vaca Mountains, elevation 2,000 feet. The organic estate produces wines, including Il Cocuzzolo, a 2017 Estate Syrah, and Two Old Guys, a 2016 proprietary blend. Sky Ranch also produces organic olive oil farmed on the estate.
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Suisun Creek Winery, Suisun Valley
Suisun Creek Winery is a family owned and operated. All of Suisun Creek’s wines are Estate Grown, which means they grow their own grapes and produce wines only from their vineyards. The winemaker, Brian Babcock, is also the vineyard manager and has full control of how the grapes are grown to produce the highest quality wine. Brian has over 20 years of winemaking experience.
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Suisun Valley Wine Co-op, Suisun Valley
Suisun Valley Wine Cooperative offers an enjoyable, relaxed wine tasting experience. Sample outstanding wines poured by actual winemakers and growers from three distinct, family-owned wineries: Blacksmith Cellars, Sunset Cellars, and King Andrews Vineyards. Most of the tasting room staff at the Wine Co-op are actual wine producers and grape growers. While visiting, you will learn firsthand the vision and philosophies behind the wines.
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Tolenas, Suisun Valley
Tolenas is a family-owned winery focused on producing premium natural wines from grapes grown in Suisun Valley. Owners Cliff and Lisa Howard are second generation farmers and winemakers.
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Wooden Valley Winery, Suisun Valley
Since 1933, family-owned Wooden Valley Winery has been producing award-winning wines from the Suisun Valley appellation. Today, third generation family members continue the traditions set in place by the first generation — crafting exceptional varietals from the surrounding vineyards and warmly inviting visitors to sample their wine and enjoy their hospitality.
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