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Carvalho Family Wines

Carvalho Family Wines continues that tradition as an ultra-premium winery, dedicated to the production of small-lot, hand-crafted California wines using grapes from the Clarksburg appellation and other high-quality vineyards throughout California.

Borra Vineyards

Our two vineyards are located in different areas within the Lodi Wine Appellation. The first is the Carru' Vineyard located in central Lodi, and the second is the Gill Creek Ranch located in the Clements Hills area of Lodi.

Cantiga Wine Works

We are a small family-operated winery based in the Sierra Foothills and Lodi, California, committed to providing our customers with handcrafted wines of the highest quality.

Mokelumne Oaks Vintners

Two of our red wines, 2002 cabernet sauvignon and 2002 cab-shiraz, have been recognized as some of the best red wines at the 2006 West Coast Wine Competition, both winning awards.

Capay Valley Vineyards

Capay Valley Vineyards in Brooks, Yolo County, Northern California is a producer of award winning wines.

A. Nonini Winery

The first vineyards were planted in 1918. The Zinfandel grapes used in the production of the Zinfandel wines were planted in 1921, and today still produce a robust harvest.

Fresno State Winery

California State University, Fresno is home to the only commercial winery on a university campus in the United States.

Silkwood Wines

Silkwood Wines, in Modesto California produces fine wines from Syrah, Petite Sirah, and Cabernet Sauvignon. All bottles feature a unique velvet label that represents the smooth and rich profile of the wines.

Ehrhardt Estates Winery, LLC

In 1880, at the young age of 17, John N. Herzog immigrated to America from Germany to escape to the land of opportunity. After being processed at Ellis Island, he worked his way across the country with only dreams in his pocket. John arrived in California

Diablo Grande Winery

The Diablo Grande Vineyards consist of approximately 36 acres of winegrapes sculpted into the rolling hillsides of the Diablo Range on the western slope of California’s San Joaquin Valley