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Philo, United States
Jumbos Win Win
Find it at 8651 CA-128 in Philo, California.
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Mendocino County in our guide has 62 venues in Philo, Hopland, Redwood Valley and Ukiah. Philo is the only city with a restaurant. Jumbos Win Win in Philo serves organic American burgers a la carte, with Anderson Valley wines and organic local beef from 3M Cattle Co. Hopland, Redwood Valley and Ukiah have wineries only.
Roederer Estate and Scharffenberger Cellars, both in Anderson Valley, make méthode traditionnelle sparkling wine, and both hold a Falstaff Winery listing. Anderson Valley growing conditions are fog-driven. Roederer Estate uses estate-grown grapes. Its 2019 L'Ermitage Brut was the first U.S. sparkling wine to receive a score of 100 from Wine Enthusiast. Goldeneye Winery in Philo makes Anderson Valley Pinot Noir. Toulouse Vineyards in Philo makes Pinot Noir, with valley views from the tasting terrace. Lazy Creek Vineyards in Philo makes estate Pinot Noir and grows historic Gewürztraminer vines. Bonterra Vineyards in Hopland holds a Falstaff Winery listing. In Redwood Valley, Powicana Farm & Winery dry-farms biodynamic Petite Sirah, and Barra of Mendocino makes certified organic wines from estate vineyards.
Sparkling wine, Pinot Noir and a burger restaurant
Philo is the county's clearest cluster for Anderson Valley wine. The list here leans on sparkling wine, Pinot Noir and a single restaurant tied to local farming.
Roederer Estate
Roederer Estate in Anderson Valley makes sparkling wine by the méthode traditionnelle, using estate-grown grapes. Its 2019 L'Ermitage Brut was the first U.S. sparkling wine to receive a score of 100 from Wine Enthusiast. It holds a Falstaff Winery listing for 2026.
Goldeneye Winery
Goldeneye Winery in Philo is known for Anderson Valley Pinot Noirs, with vineyard and Redwood tree views from the patio. The site has cool Pacific-influenced air. It holds a Falstaff Winery listing for 2026.
Lazy Creek Vineyards
Lazy Creek Vineyards is a winery in Philo. It has been among Anderson Valley's first wineries since the 1970s. It makes estate Pinot Noir and grows historic Gewürztraminer vines in a redwood forest.
Jumbos Win Win
Jumbos Win Win in Philo serves organic American burgers made with local beef from 3M Cattle Co. Its wine list includes Anderson Valley wines, alongside a beer program. The restaurant occupies a historic saloon building run by a family.
Redwood Valley estates and farms
Redwood Valley carries a strong run of estate wineries and organic farming.
Powicana Farm & Winery
Powicana Farm & Winery is a family-run biodynamic farm in Redwood Valley. It makes Petite Sirah from vines dry-farmed on a ridge above the lake. Rabbits and cats are on the farm.
Barra of Mendocino
Barra of Mendocino is a family-owned winery in Redwood Valley, producing certified organic wines from estate vineyards. The tasting room has 40-foot ceilings and gardens. The winery operates on inland growing terrain with cooler nights and volcanic soils.
Girasole Vineyards
Girasole Vineyards is a family-owned estate in Redwood Valley. Vineyards on the estate date to the 1950s. The family has Italian immigrant heritage. Wines from the estate are certified organic and vegan-friendly.
Organic vineyards, Pinot family wines and spirits
Bonterra Vineyards in Hopland is an organically farmed, Climate Neutral certified winery on estate vineyards in Mendocino County. Saint Gregory Winery in Redwood Valley makes Burgundian-style Pinot family wines with long barrel fermentation and saignée, and Rapscallion Spirits in Redwood Valley makes handcrafted small-batch spirits, including The Preacher's Cut whiskey and grape-based moonshine.
Bonterra Vineyards
Bonterra Vineyards in Hopland is the world's first organically farmed, Climate Neutral certified winery. Regenerative organic viticulture is used on its estate vineyards in Mendocino County. It holds a Falstaff Winery listing for 2026.
Saint Gregory Winery
Saint Gregory Winery in Redwood Valley specializes in Burgundian-style Pinot family wines. The wines use traditional methods, including long barrel fermentation and saignée. Fruit for the wines comes from cooler Mendocino valleys.
Rapscallion Spirits
Rapscallion Spirits is a craft spirits maker in Redwood Valley. It makes handcrafted small-batch spirits. The range includes The Preacher's Cut whiskey and grape-based moonshine. Local ingredients go into both of those spirits.
Countywide tasting stops
Scharffenberger Cellars is in Anderson Valley, Toulouse Vineyards is in Philo, and Neese Vineyards is in Redwood Valley. Scharffenberger pours méthode traditionnelle sparkling wine, Toulouse is known for award-winning Pinot Noirs with valley views from the tasting terrace, and Neese is a four-generation family winery with certified organic farming and Zinfandel judged best in California in 2002.
Scharffenberger Cellars
Scharffenberger Cellars in Anderson Valley makes méthode traditionnelle sparkling wine among old-growth redwoods, with an English-style garden. Anderson Valley growing conditions are fog-driven. It holds a Falstaff Winery listing for 2026.
Toulouse Vineyards
Toulouse Vineyards is a small family-owned winery in Philo. Award-winning Pinot Noirs are the wines the winery is known for. The tasting terrace at the Philo winery has valley views.
Neese Vineyards
Neese Vineyards is a four-generation family winery in Redwood Valley, with grapes grown in the valley. The farming is certified organic, and the Zinfandel was judged best in California in 2002.
Planning FAQ
Which part of Mendocino County has the strongest wine scene?
Philo has the strongest wine scene in our guide. It holds 21 EPC venues, and it is where the county's clearest cluster of Anderson Valley producers sits, including sparkling wine and Pinot Noir estates.
How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Mendocino County in our guide?
There are no Michelin-starred restaurants across Philo, Hopland, Redwood Valley and Ukiah in our guide. Jumbos Win Win in Philo is the restaurant included in the county selection, serving organic American burgers a la carte.
Where do I find sparkling wine and Pinot Noir stops?
Philo is the place for sparkling wine and Pinot Noir. Roederer Estate and Scharffenberger Cellars focus on méthode traditionnelle, while Goldeneye Winery, Lazy Creek Vineyards and Toulouse Vineyards centre Pinot Noir.
Which venues hold Wine Spectator or other wine awards on this page?
Roederer Estate, Goldeneye Winery, Scharffenberger Cellars and Bonterra Vineyards hold Falstaff Winery listings for 2026. Roederer Estate's 2019 L'Ermitage Brut was the first U.S. sparkling wine to receive a score of 100 from Wine Enthusiast.
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Philo, United States
Roederer Estate
Roederer Estate has shaped the Anderson Valley sparkling wine tradition since its first vintage in 1982. Located on CA-128 in Philo, it occupies a reference position among California's méthode traditionnelle producers. Visitors making the drive out to Anderson Valley will find it a natural anchor for a serious tasting itinerary.
Philo, United States
Lazy Creek Vineyards
For visitors, the road to Lazy Creek is as much of the experience as the wine itself.
Hopland, United States
Bonterra Vineyards
Philo, United States
Goldeneye Winery
Goldeneye Winery sits along Highway 128 in Philo, at the heart of California's Anderson Valley, where cool Pacific-influenced air defines what cool-climate Pinot Noir looks like at its most precise.
Philo, United States
Scharffenberger Cellars
Scharffenberger Cellars sits on CA-128 in Philo, at the heart of Anderson Valley's sparkling wine corridor. Anderson Valley's fog-driven growing conditions make it one of California's most credible addresses for traditional-method bubbles.
Hopland, United States
Albertina Wine Cellars
Albertina Wine Cellars operates from a County Road 110 address in Hopland, Mendocino County. The winery sits within one of California's more geologically complex AVAs, where volcanic soils and a pronounced diurnal temperature swing define what ends up in the glass. That combination of place and recognition puts it in a serious tier among Hopland's producers.
Redwood Valley, United States
Barra of Mendocino
Barra of Mendocino operates from Redwood Valley's inland growing terrain, where cooler nights and volcanic soils produce wines with structure and restraint uncommon in warmer California appellations. For those exploring Mendocino County's less-trafficked wine corridor, Barra is a serious reference point.
Philo, United States
Baxter Winery
Baxter Winery sits along CA-128 in Philo, at the heart of the Anderson Valley's cool-climate grape-growing corridor. The address on Highway 128 puts it within easy reach of the valley's other benchmark producers.
Hopland, United States
Boonville Road Wines
The address on US-101 puts it squarely on the route travelers take between Cloverdale and Ukiah, making it a natural stop for anyone moving through the Redwood Highway corridor.
Philo, United States
Brashley Vineyards
Brashley Vineyards sits along CA-128 in Philo, at the heart of Anderson Valley's cool-climate wine country. For visitors planning a focused tasting itinerary through Philo, Brashley is a reference-point address.
Hopland, United States
Brutocao Cellars
Brutocao Cellars sits along Highway 101 in Hopland, a small Mendocino County town that functions as a natural waypoint between the Bay Area and California's northern wine country. For anyone building a serious Mendocino tasting itinerary, it belongs on the list.
Hopland, United States
Campovida
Campovida sits on Old River Road in Hopland, Mendocino County, where the Russian River Valley floor gives way to hillside vineyards and oak-studded terrain. The property rewards those who come with time to spare rather than a tight itinerary.
Redwood Valley, United States
Chance Creek Vineyards
Located at 9154 Colony Drive, the property sits within one of California's most underexposed wine appellations, where cool-climate growing conditions and limited visitor infrastructure make advance planning essential for any serious visit.
Ukiah, United States
Chiarito Vineyard
The property operates within a part of California wine country where small-scale, estate-focused producers hold their own against better-publicized appellations to the south. For travellers making the case for Mendocino as a serious wine destination, Chiarito is a data point worth noting.
Ukiah, United States
Dunnewood Vineyards
Dunnewood Vineyards sits along North State Street in Ukiah. The property represents Ukiah's mid-tier tasting room format, where the focus falls on approachable California varietals and a visitor experience calibrated to a slower, less commodified pace than the state's more trafficked wine corridors.
Philo, United States
Esterlina Vineyards
Esterlina Vineyards in Philo, Anderson Valley, California produces terroir-driven, small-lot wines from estate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Signature pours include the Esterlina Estate Pinot Noir, Esterlina Estate Chardonnay and the rare Cole Ranch single-vineyard Pinot Noir. Family-owned since 1998, the Sterling family blends 13 estate acres, French-oak aging and meticulous cellar work to deliver wines praised nationally and poured at the White House. Tastings are complimentary by appointment, with intimate flights that reveal cool-climate acidity, cherry and mineral-driven precision, stony texture and warm toasty oak. The experience pairs boutique craftsmanship with Mendocino’s fog-swept hillside vistas for experienced visitors seeking allocated releases and authentic provenance.
Hopland, United States
Ettore Winery
Ettore Winery sits along Mountain House Road in Hopland, California. The winery occupies a stretch of Redwood Valley foothills terrain where the region's cooler nights and well-drained soils have long supported expressive varietals. For visitors tracing the intersection of small-production craft and ecological practice, Ettore warrants a deliberate detour.
Redwood Valley, United States
Frey Vineyards
The property operates at a remove from the more trafficked wine corridors to the south, drawing visitors who seek a deliberate, place-rooted tasting experience over high-volume hospitality. It represents the kind of small-production winery that has defined Redwood Valley's identity for decades.
Redwood Valley, United States
Girasole Vineyards
Girasole Vineyards sits along North State Street in Redwood Valley, one of Mendocino County's quieter wine appellations, where the growing conditions consistently reward low-intervention viticulture.
Redwood Valley, United States
Graziano Family of Wines
Graziano Family of Wines operates from Redwood Valley, one of Mendocino County's quieter but historically significant appellations. The address on Bel Arbres Road places it at the agricultural core of a region that rewards patient visitors.
Philo, United States
Handley Cellars
The winery operates along CA-128, the two-lane artery connecting the valley's tasting rooms, and represents a benchmark in the area's smaller, terroir-focused producer tier.
Redwood Valley, United States
Hidden Cellars Winery
The winery sits within a cluster of estate-focused producers where agricultural philosophy and food-pairing hospitality tend to matter more than production scale.
Philo, United States
Husch Vineyards
The property represents the quieter, estate-focused side of a wine region more commonly associated with high-profile Pinot houses. A visit here anchors any serious tour of the valley's Mendocino corridor.
Hopland, United States
Jepson Vineyards
Jepson Vineyards sits along Highway 101 in Hopland. Set within Mendocino County's wine corridor, the property represents a quieter tier of California viticulture where post-harvest decisions, barrel selection, aging, and blending, carry as much weight as the growing season itself. A reference point for visitors exploring Hopland's compact but serious winemaking scene.
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