Weatherborne Wine Corp.
Philo · Anderson Valley
$25/person · Bottles $21–$60
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$25/person
Weatherborne Wine Corp. is at 8750 Philo School Rd, Philo, CA 95466, USA, Philo, CA 95466. Phone +1 (707) 684-5299. Tasting fee $25/person. Wines: Pinot Noir, Grenache and Chenin Blanc.
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Oxto AIWeatherborne is a gem in Anderson Valley, known for its personal and relaxed charm. The tasting experience feels like a delightful gathering with friends, complete with incredible wines and stories. It's perfect for those who cherish authentic encounters and exquisite wines.
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Weatherborne Wine Corp.
8750 Philo School Rd, Philo, CA 95466, USA
Philo, CA 95466
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