Craft Distilleries in Sonoma County
5 independent distilleries, 42 expressions
Sonoma County's distilleries sit among vineyards and orchards, and many work grain to glass or fruit to bottle, milling, fermenting and distilling everything on site.
Meet Spirit Works Distilling in Sebastopol, which makes grain-to-glass whiskey and sloe gin, Alley 6 Craft Distillery, a family-run distillery in Healdsburg, Hanson of Sonoma and its grape-based vodkas, Griffo Distillery in Petaluma, and Sonoma Brothers Distilling in Windsor.
Distilleries in Sonoma County
- Alley 6 Craft DistilleryHealdsburg · Gin, Liqueur, BrandyAlley 6 Craft Distillery is a 100% family-owned and operated distillery in Healdsburg, Sonoma County, built by husband-and-wife team Jason and Krystle Jorgensen.
- Griffo DistilleryPetaluma · Brandy, Gin, WhiskeyWe are driven to lift and defy expectations of flavor, through ingenuity and precision, and to enliven moments of togetherness.
- Hanson of SonomaSonoma · Vodka, GinHanson of Sonoma began as an idea from brothers Chris and Brandon Hanson, who spent two years and 155 experimental batches developing an organic, grape-based vodka before settling on their final blend in 2013.
- Sonoma Brothers DistillingWindsor · Brandy, Bourbon, GinSonoma Brothers Distilling is more than a distillery, it's a family passion rooted in dedication, innovation, and a love for Sonoma County.
- Spirit Works DistillingSebastopol · Liqueur, Bourbon, GinSpirit Works Distilling is a grain-to-glass craft distillery in Sebastopol, in Sonoma County's West County wine country.
Bottles from Sonoma County
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Griffo Distillery
Barrel 105 Reserve Brandy From Pinot Noir Wine

Sonoma Brothers Distilling
Gin

Hanson of Sonoma
Hanson Coastal Blue Gin

Alley 6 Craft Distillery
Alley 6 Coffee Liqueur

Spirit Works Distilling
Barrel Gin
Questions
Sonoma County distilleries, answered
What does grain to glass mean?
Grain to glass means a distillery handles every step itself, from milling and fermenting the grain to distilling, aging and bottling, rather than buying spirit made elsewhere.