Is Petaluma Gap an Ava?
Defined by Its Unique Wind and Fog Conditions and Their Effect on the Vines, the Petaluma Gap Was Designated on December 7, 2017 as an American Viticultural...
Defined by its unique wind and fog conditions and their effect on the vines, the Petaluma Gap was designated on December 7, 2017 as an American Viticultural Area (AVA), producing premium grapes that make it one of California's best areas for growing Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah.
Where is the Petaluma Gap AVA?
The Petaluma Gap AVA spans an area of more than 200,000 acres stretching in the northwest from the Pacific coast at Bodega Bay and running southwest to Highway 37 at Sear's Point on San Pablo Bay; it straddles northern Marin and southern Sonoma counties.
What is the smallest AVA in California?
The Smallest AVA: Cole Ranch AVA
Only 189 acres, about 55 – 60 of which are under vine according to various sources. Located in Mendocino County, California.
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