Winemaker Kevin Bersofsky's "roller coaster" label: a garage start, a brush with the feds, then a 2015 debut. Now a downtown Petaluma Winery & Record Lounge pouring cool-climate Petaluma Gap Chardonnay, Pinot, and Syrah beside 4,000+ vinyl records for sale. Dog-friendly, with requests taken.
155 Petaluma Blvd N
Montagne Russe, French for "roller coaster," is winemaker Kevin Bersofsky's playful-but-serious label, named for the wild ride of his own path: he began making wine in his garage, got shut down by the feds in 2013, and went legit in 2015. By training an engineer who once designed actual roller coasters, hence the mural twisting across the wall.
After four years in Healdsburg, the Winery & Record Lounge moved to downtown Petaluma in 2025. Sip small-lot, single-vineyard, cool-climate Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Syrah (Petaluma Gap–focused, like the Dragon's Back Pinot) at the white quartz bar, then browse 4,000+ vinyl records for sale. Dog-friendly, and Bersofsky takes requests.
Owner & Winemaker
Kevin Bersofsky trained as an engineer and once designed real roller coasters, which explains the name: Montagne Russe is French for roller coaster. He began making wine in a Napa garage in 2006, was shut down by federal regulators in 2013, and went legitimate in 2015. He now makes single-vineyard, cool-climate Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Syrah.
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