Suisun Valley Wine Co-op

Majority of our tasting room staff at the Wine Co-op are the actual wine producers. We all take turns pouring our own wines. While visiting us, you will learn firsthand our vision and philosophies behind our wines. We enjoy spending time with visitors and like sharing Suisun Valley's rustic and authentic charm.

Come Taste the Difference
We rotate the wines being offered by the wine companies at the Wine Co-op on a daily basis. We want to make sure that every time you visit us, different wines are available. We offer a complimentary tasting of four different selections each day, most of which were grown within a four mile range.

Our Brands
We offer five distinct, family-owned wineries:

• Sunset Cellars
  Owners Katsuko and Doug Sparks
  Sunset Cellars was established in 1997, and in June of 2007 we started the Suisun Valley Wine Co-op. We're committed to offering wines of quality and value. This is why we've focused our efforts on discovering and maintaining grape sources which can support this ideal, most especially from Suisun Valley.
• Blacksmith Cellars
  Owner Matt Smith
  Focusing on a unique winemaking style, I craft wines that are complex with the highest quality structure and finish. I founding Blacksmith Cellars in 2003, and look forward to pouring my wines at the Suisun Valley Wine Co-op.
• King Andrews Vineyards
  Owners Roger King and Carol Andrews
  After growing grapes for many years in our own vineyard, we decided that we also wanted to make wine using our own grapes. When it came time to name our company something special that would reflect our family business, we decided to combine our last names, Roger King and Carol Andrew, becoming King Andrews Vineyards.
• Mangels Vineyards
  Owners Gary Mangels Family and Gina Richmond
  Our Mangels family has been in Suisun Valley since 1876, when my grandfather first bought his property. He was the first to ever plant grapevines here, and today we're in our fifth generation of Mangels. When we decided to make wine again, we got together with Gina Richmond and formed a partnership.
• Winterhawk Winery
  Owner Don Johnson
  I began my winery in Suisun Valley, with the idea to apply an artisan approach. Respect for the grapes and land is a very important reason why I'm here. In fact, I chose the name Winterhawk to pay homage to the Red-Tailed Hawks that live in our valley, due to the crucial role that hawks play in the grape-growing process. It all starts in the vineyards.

What You Will Discover
Come visit us at the Suisun Valley Wine Co-op, where we spend time with you. We enjoy sharing our experiences, from how we make the wines to where and how the grapes were grown. We try to make your experience fun, because wine tasting should be a great adventure!

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