Dry Creek Olive Company And Trattore Estate Wines

Some of the most stunning views in Sonoma County. The view offers pretty much everything you look for in a gorgeous view and there's plenty of patio seating available to enjoy the view. In a single gaze, one observes green trees, green fields, lovely hills, and manicured vines. The view is particularly lovely if you visit on a blue-sky day like we did. I ordered the turkey pesto sandwich and the family flight. The sandwich was a bit plain and overpriced, but I needed something more substantial in my stomach in reaction to a day of wine tastings. The wine was comparable to the others I've tried in the region. Overall, I would highly recommend Trattore Farms. The view is too beautiful to pass up.

We made the long drive through Dry Creek to reach this boutique winery perched high atop a hill With sweeping views of the valley that almost take your breath away. Trattore means tractor so look for the bright red one by the entrance as well as a couple for antique ones in the large and spacious tasting room. We had reservations for noon and were fortunate enough to visit on a Sunday when the wood fired pizza oven was being used only sundays). To help spread the limited quantity available to as many guests as possible, there 's a limit on how many of the delicious small crispy pizzas you can buy. We loved the slightly spicy salami with a sprinkling of Parmesan cheese and a drizzle of not so spicy jalapeño oil. In addition we had a charcuterie tray $35) which along with the pizza made a nice lunch. We tasted around five wines -both whites and reds, along with a couple of their olive oils and a balsamic vinegar too. It was all made extra special by being outside with the amazing views from the large and airy patio smelling of jasmine. The patio and view alone are reason to visit as well as the tasty food and nice wines and oils. Do yourself a favor and make the drive. They do also have a tasting room on the square in Healdsburg but without the killer views

We just got back from a wonderful visit to Trattore Farms. Mary Louise and the rest of the staff took terrific care of us as we were able to sample some delicious wines and olive oils. Our visit was topped off with a scrumptious panini lunch. Their take on a PB&J panini is a unique treat, and should not be missed. By the way, PB&J stands for Prosciutto, Brie, and Jam! The Roasted Red Pepper panini was also delicious. I will mention that while we were there, we did join the wine club. Unlike many other wineries, however, this was completely our idea as there was zero hard sell. Joining the club just made sense, and gives us the excuse to come back often, which we plan to do each season if only to take in the view from the lovely terrace.

This place is absolutely fantastic! From the immaculate setting to the respectful wait staff, they meet your every need and help suggest wine and food pairings that you may have never thought of. Highly recommend both the setting and a phenomenal wines and olive oil's as well as balsamic vinegar's that are sure to delight. These are Not your average oil's as they are not infused with the flavor yet created with both the fruits/herbs and the olives to create a olive oil that you may have never experienced before. Highly, Yes highly, recommend visiting this incredible destination. You absolutely will not regret it!

Love this place!! My family are members here and have been a few times over the last couple years. The olive oils are incredible and are great gifts for any occasion. The wine is fantastic and so are the views. In the summertime they even light up the pizza oven and bake incredible pizzas. Will be back in February and can't wait to bring my pup because they are dog friendly