Chateau Diana Winery

Chateau Diana Winery is one of the Dry Creek Valley's most enduringly accessible and honest estate experiences. Founded in 1979 — making it one of the earlier established estates on the Dry Creek corridor — the winery produces Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and various other Sonoma County wines at some of the most honest price points on the road.

With a $10 tasting fee, walk-ins always welcome, and a dog and family-friendly policy, Chateau Diana represents the kind of genuine, unpretentious estate winemaking that defined the Dry Creek Valley before the luxury era. The picnic grounds with valley views and the casual, welcoming atmosphere create an experience that reminds visitors why people fell in love with Sonoma County wine country in the first place.

For visitors who want to understand the Dry Creek Valley's approachable, agricultural roots rather than its luxury developments, Chateau Diana is an ideal stop alongside the more celebrated names on the corridor.

Chateau Diana Winery presents a featured lineup that includes Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and White Zinfandel. Together, these bottles provide a focused introduction to the varieties, vineyard sources, and style that define the winery's current portfolio.