Flanagan Vineyards

Massive thunderstorm causing Atlanta delays. Fortunately I don’t have a wine event tonight!

Beautiful spring weather in Kansas. There’s no where nicer than the Midwest on a perfect spring day! We have a lot of fabulous restaurants in Sonoma County but I love traveling and having things we don’t get! @ Olathe, Kansas

Looking east at sunset. Last night in Melbourne.

Happy to be back in Florida and enjoying seeing people in person. And I picked up a classic vintage (aka used) Crawford board. Fun! @ Hilton Melbourne Beach Oceanfront

Enjoying our new Grassl Cru Burgundy Glasses!

Beautiful fall night with the great members at Bellerive Country Club. Very grateful for a 75 degree day in November!

Stunning fall day in St Louis. I’m grateful for our wonderful country and the great people I meet everywhere I go.

Great visiting with Lola in Boulder. Lucile’s is still awesome!

Lots of swell on the Sonoma Coast this week!

A truly enormous Great Blue Heron!

Saturday afternoon tasting on Zoom. 2014-2017 Cabernet Vertical! @ Flanagan Vineyards

Yesterday’s morning rumination.

Wait...is that Riley’s Rows Sauvignon Blanc?

Rainy day at O’Hare. Happy to be heading to Savannah!

Washoe House is now open for outside dining!

Riley offered a special case of her wines to our customers to help support the Sonoma 4Cs charity and raised $3300! 4Cs operates 12 preschools the serve 700 children from lower income families in Sonoma County. Since Riley is at college I got a chance to present the check to Director Melanie Dodson.

Awesome mini-reunion weekend with Wake Forest friends and no one is more fun (or had more fun) than Kit!

Great day as we bring in our last grapes from the iconic Platt Vineyard...and the sun comes out to play on glassy 2 foot swell at Salmon Creek! @ Bodega Bay, California

Kit shot this from our front porch on Thursday 8/20th. The planes were dropping on the ridge right behind our winery. Now that the fire in Sonoma County is pretty much out (and I’m not jinxing myself) we want to thank all the folks who came from all over the state to fight this. We thought we were going to lose our winery and we’re very grateful to all the people worked so hard and saved it.