Amista Featured in Seven Memorable Wine & Cheese Pairings

"Seven wineries in Santa Rosa and the Dry Creek Valley, located in Sonoma County, California, infuse passion into their pairings." writes Tracy Ellen Beard in Luxe Beat Magazine.


Read more about "Seven Memorable Sonoma County Wine and Cheese Pairings"

Image, Tracey Ellen Beard

Aug 1, 2017 at 12:00 PM Permalink

Amista Vineyards - A Favorite Sparkling Wine in Sonoma County

Amista Vineyards was featured in Sparkling Wines of Sonoma County. Here's their Insider Tip, "Amista has a great selection of sparkling wines from a sparkling Grenache to a sparkling Blanc de Blanc, and we recommend trying all of them."

Read about Amista and four other wonderful producers in Sparklng Wines of Sonoma County.
 

Jul 6, 2017 at 9:26 AM Permalink

Amista Vineyards, Ashley Herzberg, Winemaker of the Month

Amista Vineyards winemaker Ashley Herzberg was named Winemaker of the Month in the July issue of Wine Business Monthly. "I took a break...to come to Sonoma County to work a harvest and knew instantly that this was the career and place for me," says Winemaker Ashley about how she became a winemaker.

Read Winemaker of the Month, Ashley Herzberg, Winemaker, Amista Vineyards, Dry Creek Valley.

Jul 1, 2017 at 4:28 PM Permalink

Amista Winemaker Among Eight Inspiring Wine Women

"She sparkles: Ashley Herzberg of Amista Vineyards. To celebrate Women’s History Month, get to know...eight amazing Sonoma County women who are producing some of the best wine in the world."

Read "8 Inspiring Sonoma County Wine Women" in Sonoma Magazine.
 

Mar 8, 2017 at 9:40 AM Permalink

Amista Sparkling Syrah Has Cult Following

"What better way to celebrate International Syrah Day on February 16, than with a festive flute of Amista Vineyards Sparkling Syrah. Amista has earned a cult following for their unique sparkling wines, which include this raspberry beret-red sparkling Syrah," writes Sarah Stierch in an article in Sonoma Magazine.

Read "5 Best Sonoma Wines to Celebrate International Syrah Day" in Sonoma Magazine.

Feb 16, 2017 at 9:48 AM Permalink

Team Effort: Amista Owners, State & Local Agencies Restore Habitat

"A dramatic transformation is taking place along the banks of Dry Creek...located west of Healdsburg. The Sonoma County Water Agency [and] private landowners [including Amista]...are all working together to create a series of habitat enhancements in the creek to improve conditions for endangered coho salmon and threatened chinook salmon and steelhead," writes Barry Dugan in the Sonoma County Gazette.

Apr 1, 2016 at 6:12 PM Permalink