Ancient Redwoods, Empty Beaches, and Foraged Fine Dining on California’s Northern Coast | Condé Nast Traveler
"We eased our way toward the Pacific via the Anderson Valley, about two and a half hours north of San Francisco, along a winding 35-mile stretch of Highway 128. ... 'Tasting rooms have doubled in the last 12 years,' said Paula Viehmann after bringing us a flight of pinot noirs to sip at Goldeneye, a winery and tasting room in the tiny town of Philo."
