Chateau St Jean Winery

Chateau St Jean Winery is a Sonoma County-based winery known for its small-production wines crafted from exceptional vineyards within the region. Founded in 1973 by three San Joaquin Valley table grape growers and shippers, Ken Sheffield, Bob Merzoian, and Ed Merzoian, the winery was named after Jean Sheffield Merzoian, sister, sister-in-law, and wife to the owners. The property's history dates back to the 1920s when it was a summer home for the Goff family, who later sold their land to the founders of Chateau St Jean. The winery is situated in Kenwood, California, on Sonoma Highway, and offers daily visits from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., allowing guests to experience its elegant French-inspired architecture and lush estate grounds. Visitors can also enjoy curated culinary pairings designed to complement the winery's single-source wines. Chateau St Jean is an ideal venue for private events and weddings, offering picturesque views and breathtaking surroundings in both indoor and outdoor spaces. The winery's winemaking philosophy focuses on capturing the nuance, character, and quality of Sonoma's distinct vineyards and growing regions, with a commitment to excellence that spans over 50 years.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.