An offshoot of the family's Della Santina's Trattoria, opened just off the Plaza in 2007 and built around a 250-bottle "wine wall" of hard-to-find local and international labels. Some thirty pour by the glass alongside the full trattoria menu. Old World, unhurried, and the town's living room.
127 E Napa St
Enoteca Della Santina grew out of after-hours tastings at the family's Della Santina's Trattoria in the early '90s, and opened beside it just off the Plaza in 2007. Run by Rob Della Santina, the second-generation son, it's built around a 250-bottle "wine wall" organized by country: a working wine library more than a tasting bar.
Some thirty wines pour by the glass, from a Chilean Carménère to an Italian Pinot Grigio, alongside ports, imported beers, and espresso; the full trattoria menu is available when the kitchen's open. Regulars treat it as Sonoma's living room: Old World, unhurried, and always rotating.
Co-Founder & Wine Buyer
Rob Della Santina opened Enoteca Della Santina with his wife, Nicole, beside his family's trattoria just off the Sonoma Plaza, where chef Quirico Della Santina, who came from Lucca, runs the kitchen. Rob chooses the rare and boutique bottles on the enoteca's wine wall, building it in the Italian tradition of a wine library where locals come to taste and buy.
Co-Founder
Nicole Della Santina co-founded Enoteca Della Santina with her husband, Rob, next door to the family's Della Santina's Trattoria on East Napa Street. She brings the business expertise that keeps the wine bar and its wine club running, while Rob tends the bottles, making family the cornerstone of a place regulars treat as Sonoma's living room.
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