Artisanal wine and spirits in Santa Rosa, California

Argot Wines is a premier liquor store located at 5445 Sonoma Mountain Road in Santa Rosa, California. Specializing in a curated selection of high-quality wines, Argot Wines offers a unique shopping experience for wine enthusiasts. With a focus on small production, artisanal wines, customers can explore a diverse range of varietals and regions. Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or just looking to discover something new, Argot Wines is the perfect destination to find that special bottle for any occasion. Visit us today to elevate your wine collection and palate.

Let it Bee Juice is a unique and vibrant cafe located at 432 Aviation Boulevard in Santa Rosa, California. This one-of-a-kind institution offers a wide variety of fresh, handcrafted juices and smoothies made from locally sourced ingredients. In addition to their delicious beverages, Let it Bee Juice also serves up a selection of healthy snacks and light meals to satisfy any craving. Customers can also browse their liquor store section for a selection of fine wines and spirits. Whether you're looking for a quick pick-me-up or a leisurely meal, Let it Bee Juice is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy some of the best food and drinks in town.

Welcome to Potter Schoolhouse, an iconic landmark nestled in the charming town of Bodega, California. Located at 17110 Bodega Lane, this historic building is best known as one of Alfred Hitchcock’s filming locations for the classic thriller, "The Birds." Built in 1873, the Potter Schoolhouse, with its striking white wooden architecture, played a pivotal role in bringing Hitchcock's vision to life. Although it once served as a community center, inn, restaurant, and guesthouse, the schoolhouse is now a private residence. We kindly ask visitors to respect the privacy of the current owners by admiring the property from a distance. Just a stone's throw away is the picturesque St. Teresa of Avila Church, another key location featured in the background of several memorable scenes from the film. This historic church, dating back to 1860, offers a glimpse into the past and a connection to the cinematic history of "The Birds."