Bruce O.
9/12/2023
Dot Winery, Bacchus Landing, Healdsberg, CA - September 2, 2023 We came across an advertisement for this winery in our Cloverdale/Healdsberg KOA brochure/map. The advertisement sounded enticing (2...
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14210 Bacchus Landing Way Ste 201
Healdsburg, CA 95448
Dot Wines, located in Healdsburg, CA, embodies the essence of Sonoma County through their focus on producing Russian River Valley Pinot Noir. Founded by a duo of passionate individuals – a viticulturist and a gardener – Dot Wines integrates sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices into their winemaking process, resulting in wines that truly reflect the vineyard's character.
With over two decades of experience in viticulture, Lise Asimont brings a deep understanding of grape growing to Dot Wines, while Shawn Phillips, with thirty years of gardening expertise, transforms raw landscapes into thriving vineyards. Just as a masterpiece begins with a dot, Dot Wines views each grape as the humble beginning of a beautiful wine, crafting varietals that capture the essence of their terroir.
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5.05 reviews
Rose Lyn C.
5/21/2023
My friends and I were visiting from LA, and our friend, who lives in Ukiah, scheduled a tasting for us here. We are so grateful she did. Itzel was so welcoming and easy talk to. She gave us the...
Leonard S.
2/16/2022
Wow! Another knockout woman winemaker in Sonoma Valley! Lise Asimont's Dot "Brut" is now our favorite bubbly: fine bubbles, a faint pink tinge from the skin contact with pinot noir grapes, and...
Ella A.
9/13/2021
Dot wines are awesome! You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but their Pinot noirs are especially tasty. Their new tasting room is a great place to hang out, and its not uncommon to find...
J K.
9/13/2021
I've been very lucky to have tried a range of Dot wines. While the Lolita Pinots are fabulous (especially the 2018 amd 2019), the roses are my favorites to drink, probably because they go so well...
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