A cooperative tasting room "where the river meets the tracks," in the 1890 cellar of one of Healdsburg's first wineries. Since 2006 it has gathered a handful of small family producers under one roof, pouring limited-production reds, whites, and rosés side by side. Walk-ins welcome; picnic area out back.
428 Hudson St
Hudson Street Wineries is a cooperative pour set "where the river meets the tracks" at Old Roma Station, in the original 1890 cellar of the French-American Wine Company, one of Healdsburg's first wineries. Founded as a co-op in 2006, it gathers a handful of small Sonoma County family producers under one historic roof.
The draw is a relaxed, side-by-side tasting across all those boutique labels at once: limited-production, single-vineyard, award-winning bottlings spanning Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, Malbec, Petite Sirah, and rosé. The barrel room hosts events; there's a picnic area; and walk-ins are welcome. A friendly, unhurried way to cover a lot of ground.
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