Taste of Sonoma Memorial Day Sale! Save $15 on Admission Through May 28 Save $15 on all admission types through May 28 for Taste of Sonoma on June 21 at Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens. Produced by Sonoma County Vintners, this beloved annual event has been named as a Best Wine Festival in the USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards Already have your Taste of Sonoma Tickets? Read on to secure your exclusive event add-on experiences before the big day! Please note: We are unable to accommodate guests under the age of 21, including infants and children. Pets are not permitted, only service animals will be granted entry. Wine, Food, Activities, Beer and More! General Admission 12:00pm – 4:00pm General admission includes the grand tasting, complimentary food trucks, beer garden and themed lounges. Memorial Day Sale General Admission $195 VIP Admission 11:00am – 4:00pm All the fun included in GA plus a special lineup of award-winning wines and dedicated are

We can’t wait for Taste of Sonoma on June 21, 2025 at Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens, produced by Sonoma County Vintners! You’ll taste wines from 100+ wineries, refuel at complimentary food trucks and relax at themed lounges. The lineup will also include a walk-around wine tasting, beer garden, premium wine experiences and more! Get tickets here. 

Make plans now to be at Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens for one of Sonoma County's most anticipated wine and food events on June 21! Take advantage of early bird pricing through April 30 at TasteofSonoma.com. Get tickets here.   Please note: We are unable to accommodate guests under the age of 21, including infants and children. Pets are not permitted, only service animals will be granted entry.  Check Out the Themed Lounges Enjoy the Bounty of Sonoma County at These Experiences Explore all of the fun planned inside the themed lounges at Taste of Sonoma. Get ready for summer sipping, delectable treats, interactive games, and more!  

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