About Petaluma Gap Wines
The Petaluma Gap is a wind-carved corridor within Sonoma where afternoon gusts and fog give tense, expressive Pinot Noir and mineral Chardonnay. The wind is the defining feature of this cool appellation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the wind so important here?
Steady afternoon wind thickens grape skins and slows ripening, building structure and freshness.
Which grapes suit the Petaluma Gap?
Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah are the standout varieties.
Can I sell my Petaluma Gap wines here?
Yes, we offer fair appraisals and careful, provenance-checked handling.