A Big Apple-based pal turned me onto Scribe, a Sonoma winery whose vineyards stand where an industrial turkey farm was the most recent occupant. Once founders Kristof Anderson, Andrew Mariani and Andrew Avellar cleared the buildings and debris (no small feat), a cellar and hacienda have had room to shine. When I visited over the weekend, a group of Cal architecture students were on hand to plan a set of packable and reusable houses for migrant workers that will be tested on the property later this year. The winery is currently “soft opened” for tastings and will be hosting its first wedding this weekend. Mazel tov.
great set emily – sweet gentle reminder to get up north more often
xxo.m <3333
[...] ride away. After four years in SF I definitely don’t get up to wine country enough (though a recent trip to Scribe winery has me rethinking that). And I’m already envious of the to-be-named winner of [...]
[...] shot on a visit to Scribe Winery. FM [...]
[...] With the pro football season ending this weekend, Monday night may find you looking for plans. Enter a special udon night at Bar Tartine (okay, so touchdowns and Peko Peko have different audiences, but a well-crafted meal may be just what you need after beer-soaked brats). Six dishes are to be served with (still yet-to-be-bottled) Sylvaner–the first produced in our fair state since Prohibition–from Sonoma’s Scribe Winery. [...]