Talk:Sonoma County, California

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[edit] Sonoma County American Viticultural Areas

For the record, here are Sonoma County's 11 distinct (and 2 shared) American Viticultural Areas, in case someone actually writes articles on them and the links become active:

[edit] Sonoma County Wineries

Also for the record are the wineries from the old list in the main article, wikilinked so that if someone does write articles on them, they'll become noticeably active:

  • Benziger Family Winery
  • Benziger Winery
  • Buena Vista Winery
  • Chateau Souverain
  • Chateau St. Jean
  • Clos Du Bois Wines
  • Deerfield Ranch Winery
  • Frei Brothers Winery
  • Gallo of Sonoma Winery
  • Hartford Court
  • Imagery Estates
  • Inman Family Wines
  • J Vineyards & Winery
  • Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates
  • Kenwood Vineyards
  • La Crema Winery
  • Matanzas Creek Winery
  • Rancho Zabaco Winery
  • Ravenswood Winery
  • Russian Hill Estate Wines
  • Sebastiani Vineyards and Winery
  • St. Francis Vineyard and Winery
  • Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards
  • Stonestreet Winery
  • Valley of the Moon Winery
  • White Oak Vineyards

Names minus "Winery"

  • Benziger Family
  • Benziger
  • Buena Vista (winery)
  • Chateau Souverain
  • Chateau St. Jean
  • Clos Du Bois Wines
  • Deerfield Ranch
  • Frei Brothers
  • Gallo of Sonoma
  • Hartford Court
  • Imagery Estates
  • Inman Family Wines
  • J Vineyards
  • Kendall-Jackson
  • Kenwood Vineyards
  • La Crema
  • Matanzas Creek
  • Rancho Zabaco
  • Ravenswood (winery)
  • Russian Hill Estate Wines
  • Sebastiani Vineyards
  • St. Francis Vineyard
  • Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards
  • Stonestreet
  • Valley of the Moon (winery)
  • White Oak Vineyards

--Calton | Talk 07:50, 17 Mar 2005 (UTC)


Item on David Bruce Winery and the 1976 Paris Judgement has been moved to the Santa Cruz County, California page because the winery in question was in that county:

The corresponding reference was also moved

--Skinnerbird 20:27, 3 April 2006 (UTC)

The long winery list in this article is cumbersome and probably should go into a separate article with branching ref in this article. what do others think? Anlace 18:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Unincorporated Settlements

All unincorporated settlements (some mostly historic) added for someone to expand. Taken from USGS maps and Compass Maps' Santa Rosa and Sonoma, Petaluma and Sonoma County (ISBN 156575235X). At the time of purchase (circa 1995), this map was very outdated, but the settlement names match entries on USGS maps for Sonoma County.

--Skinnerbird 08:22, 2 April 2006 (UTC)

Since the cities and unicorporated settlements are in both the main article and at the end in a template box, perhaps they should just be in one place.

--skinnerbird 18:38, 11 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Darned Wikitable

One thing I noticed while checking the results of the Geo and Transpo realignment, is that the Wikitable of national claims to the land is not displaying properly. The text seems to be overlapping into the flag cells... Edit Centric 19:28, 25 November 2006 (UTC)

Hmm, must have been a screen glitch, cleared my browser cache, went back, and now it's displaying properly. Again, hmm... Edit Centric 07:20, 26 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] overly cumbersome lists

The lengths of the wineries and film sections are out of balance with needed breadth of coverage in other expansion areas. perhaps each (wineries and films) should have its own separate sub article. this article badly needs expansion on such topics as geology, history, prehistory, ecology, land use and culture. so the breadth issues must be proportionate to the topic importance. what do others think? Anlace 18:10, 29 November 2006 (UTC)