We are proud to welcome you to our new tasting room and hospitality center, the Vintners House, where we showcase not only our boutique wines but also the natural beauty of Carneros. Our winemaker Katy Wilson crafts our highly-rated wines from the best Rhône and Burgundian grape varieties grown at our Estate vineyard and select properties around Sonoma County. Our name, Anaba, is derived from the anabatic winds that flow through the vineyards. In 2009, we installed a 45-foot wind turbine on the estate, and our winery building boasts top of the line solar panels. Our vineyard and production operations are certified sustainable by the county of Sonoma, and 95-100% of our electricity is generated by renewable sources. When visiting Anaba, you’ll notice intentional, wind-inspired design throughout the tasting room. Join us for a game of bocce ball or paddle tennis, sit fireside, or wander the mistral courtyard. Or, book a corporate tasting as part of our Virtual Vintners House program.
Anaba Wines
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