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Yolo & Winters Wine Country

Yolo County beyond the Delta: Capay Valley's tribal estate and ranch wineries, Tempranillo country in the Dunnigan Hills, the walkable wine-and-dinner town of Winters, and estate lavender at the edge of Davis.

Seka HillsYocha Dehe Estate
Dunnigan HillsTempranillo Country
WintersThe Wine Town
Oldest vinesWinters Highlands AVA
11Wineries Tracked
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🤓 Did You Know?
Seka Hills means blue hills in the Patwin language; the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation pours estate wine and olive oil on ancestral Capay Valley land.

About Yolo & Winters Wine Country

Beyond Clarksburg's Delta wineries, Yolo County spreads a second wine country across the Capay Valley, the Dunnigan Hills, Davis and the town of Winters, farm-road geography where tribal enterprise, family ranches and college-town estates each pour their own version of the county.

The anchors tell the range: Seka Hills expresses the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation's relationship with its ancestral Capay Valley through wine and olive oil tasted together in Brooks; Matchbook Wine Company, the Dunnigan Hills flagship, pours the Tempranillo that carried the AVA to statewide shelves from a patio over its Zamora vines; Great Bear frames Davis with vineyard, orchard and lavender; and Winters concentrates the county's sociable side, Berryessa Gap on Main Street and Turkovich with its family creamery cheeses on Railroad Avenue. Around them, Taber Ranch hosts the Capay Valley's gatherings, Grindstone works the Dunnigan slopes, and Collina De Bella, farming the oldest commercial vineyard in the Winters Highlands AVA, pours by occasion.

Plan it as two easy days: the Capay-Dunnigan farm loop, then a Winters evening; the county's distances are short and its tables are good.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Seka Hills?

The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation's estate brand in the Capay Valley, its ancestral homeland, with a Brooks tasting room pouring estate wines alongside the tribe's olive oils, the county's signature experience.

What wine is the Dunnigan Hills known for?

Tempranillo, led by Matchbook Wine Company, the AVA's largest producer, whose Zamora patio tasting overlooks the estate vineyards.

Is Winters a good wine town?

Yes: Berryessa Gap's Main Street room and Turkovich's wine-and-cheese counter sit a block apart amid the town's restaurants, making it the county's best walkable wine evening.

Do Yolo wineries beyond Clarksburg take walk-ins?

The Winters rooms and Matchbook welcome walk-ins; Capay Valley visits range from public tasting at Seka Hills to call-first and event-based access at the valley's small producers.

Yolo & Winters Wineries

All 11 wineries we track across the Capay Valley, Dunnigan Hills, Davis and Winters, each with its own Wino Notion page. For the Delta wineries, see our separate Clarksburg & Delta guide.

Capay Valley Vineyards
Brooks
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Seka Hills
Brooks
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Taber Ranch Vineyard & Event Center
Capay
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Simas Family Vineyard
Capay Valley
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Great Bear Vineyards
Davis
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Grindstone Wines
Esparto
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Berryessa Gap Vineyards
Winters
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Collina De Bella
Winters
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Fjord Oak Winery
Winters
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Turkovich Family Wines
Winters
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Matchbook Wine Company
Zamora
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