Private Tour/Tasting for up to 8 people at Landmark Vineyards in Kenwood, Sonoma Valley. The Tour will be lead by Woodland Star Charter School Board Member, Don Williams.

Landmark Vineyards are producers of award-winning Chardonnay, Pinot noir and Syrah, you'll enjoy a tour of the estate vineyard and winemaking facilities, followed by a sit-down tasting in a private room off the hospitality center. 

About Landmark Vinyards:

Landmark Vineyards may have been founded in the Windsor area of Sonoma County in 1974, but its roots stretch all the way back to 1838 and America’s heartland. It was in Grand Detour, Illinois of that year that John Deere invented the steel plow – an event that virtually revolutionized the business of agriculture. In 1989, John Deere’s great great granddaughter, Damaris Deere Ford, following the family tradition in agriculture, relocated Landmark Vineyards from Windsor, a town that was slowly being smothered by urban sprawl to a spectacular piece of land at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain in the Sonoma Valley. Damaris believed that Landmark could be a small jewel of a winery and built a Spanish mission style winery equipped with state-of-the-art winemaking equipment capable of producing 20,000 cases of wine per year. With the help of renowned Landscape architect, Morgan Wheelock, she developed the 20-acre site into a lush, gorgeously landscaped wine estate.