If you drink Napa or Sonoma wine, or care about keeping American wine diverse and independent, this moment matters. The small producers who shaped these regions are fighting to survive, and that struggle shapes what will end up in your glass for years to come.

In 2025, Napa and Sonoma are under real strain. Small wineries are struggling, and so are the restaurants, farmers, shops, and workers who keep these valleys alive. The economic pressures are reshaping what it means to live and work here.

We spoke with Eric Jones, who’s challenging longtime incumbent Mike Thompson in the newly redrawn District 4. We wanted to hear how he imagines the future of wine country, and what it will take for these communities to stay vibrant in the years ahead. We’ll be talking with Mike Thompson soon as well, because the Napa and Sonoma Valleys deserve a conversation about what is at stake and comes next.

For More Information Eric Jones

https://www.ericjones.us

For More Information on Extradimensional Wine Co. Yeah!

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Winemaker Hardy Wallace takes you 2000 feet up into the Santa Cruz Mountains to Mariana's Vineyard - where ancient redwoods stand over some of the most electric Bordeaux varieties we've ever made. This is the story of three tiny production wines that live in a category all their own: Merlot that astounds, Cab Franc that shines, Cabernet Sauvignon that takes your breath away. 39, 34, and 60 cases total.

Pre-release drops October 24th

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UFO Encounters, Dark Spirits, Hummingbirds and more!- This episode is a deep into the Extradimensional tales of the 2025 Extradimensional Wine Co. Yeah Fall Wine Release.

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