Sonoma’s best wineries are exactly where rideshare coverage isn’t. Dry Creek benches, Kenwood crush pads, that Russian River pinot house at the end of a gravel lane — glorious places to taste, terrible places to summon an Uber. A sober driver for Sonoma stays with your car all day, so the only thing you’re timing is the next pour.
Your car, our driver, all of Sonoma wine country
We drive your own vehicle or rental through Sonoma Valley, Glen Ellen, Kenwood, Santa Rosa, Healdsburg, Dry Creek and the Russian River Valley. Group of two or eight, planned route or improvised afternoon — the service is the same: a licensed, insured professional behind your wheel while everyone else tastes.
The two-valley day
Our namesake booking: start with Napa cabernet in the morning, cross the Mayacamas, finish with Russian River pinot and a Healdsburg square dinner. Doing both valleys in a day is only realistic — and only safe — when nobody at the table is rationing sips for the drive.
Sonoma-side occasions we drive
- Healdsburg girls’ weekends — tasting rooms around the square plus two Dry Creek estates.
- Glen Ellen & Kenwood quiet days — small producers, big trees, no crowds.
- Santa Rosa nights out — dinner and a safe ride home in your own car.
Common questions
Coverage? All the wine-country core, Bodega Bay by arrangement. Napa and Sonoma in one day? Yes — it’s our name. Cost? Hourly, 5-hour minimum, usually under two group-tour seats for a whole carload.