Scribe winery

Brothers Andrew and Adam Mariani’s renovation of the century-old hacienda at Scribe Winery reveals deep roots in the Sonoma landscape—and a new take on California wine culture.

Scribe Winery in Sonoma, CA. produces vibrant, terroir-driven wines. The winery is managed by fourth-gen California farmers and brothers, Andrew & Adam Mariani

Over the holiday break, we popped up to Sonoma to visit Scribe Winery, a spot we'd been eager to visit for a few years. Scribe is the brainchild of brothers Andrew and Adam Mariani, who come from a family of nut farmers. They have continued their family's farming legacy through their love of growing grapes and

We talked with the ex-Chez Panisse cook about what it's like to balance the food program at a trendy winery and maintain some semblance of health in the morning.

These Sonoma food stops are essential for any culinary enthusiast, whether you're visiting the county for the first time or returning to an old favorite.

Scribe Winery Photo Gallery

Scribe Winery is a gorgeous winery in Sonoma, California. It's a great place for a tasting and some lunch on a sunny day.

Thinking of heading to that famed part of California so widely known as wine country (and often forgotten in the shadow of big sister Napa)? We highly encourage a trip to Sonoma County now while the rolling hills are a luminescent green and the wildflowers are popping. This show-stopping landscape is ripe with vineyards, cows and that fresh country smell, and there’s nothing quite so reinvigorating as a trip to the heartland. So grab your girlfriends or your honey and book a trip pronto to…

Scribe Winery Wedding Wan and Mariola's Scribe Winery wedding makes me so happy that my heart hurts. You are not likely to meet another two such lovely, kind, thoughtful people, and the fact that they just called me "family" by the end of the night still makes me smile all the way down to my

Like wine, buildings have the capacity to embody their surroundings, reveal history, and tell stories about their inhabitants. They can pronounce a terroir t...