Ramona Valley Vineyard Association
For more great news on Ramona wines, check out the results of the prestigious Finger Lakes completion in this article by the San Diego Union Tribune, read more..
This is an excellent source of information for beginners who are thinking of starting a vineyard. University of California Cooperative Extension - Sample costs to establish a vineyard and produce winegrapes.... read more
For information about the French American wine challenge event, results and successes, click here for an article from the Ramona Sentinel... read more 
The milestones keep coming for the Ramona Valley wine community. Ramona Valley Wine Region April 2012 publication, now available online. For more on a note from the editor.. read more
the backdrop of a ripe bunch of grapes and rows of vines. It unfolds into a four-paneled map of the valley, pinpointing wineries as well as other Ramona attractions... read moreNestled in the front range of the Pacific coastal mountains of Southern California, the Ramona Valley has a rich history of vineyards and wine making, dating back to the early missions. Hot days and cool nights, influenced by the coastal marine layer and fog, contribute to conditions that produce quality wine grapes in the Ramona Valley. The area is a broad valley that is ringed by hills and mountains that isolate it from the surrounding areas. The valley has an average vineyard elevation of 1400 feet and an annual average rainfall of 16.5 inches.
Affirming that premium quality wines begin in the vineyard, and recognizing Ramona Valley as a premier wine region, the mission of the Ramona Valley Vineyard Association is to educate wine grape growers in the Ramona Valley American Viticultural Area (AVA) for the successful, sustainable and profitable production, promotion and marketing of quality wine grapes to AVA winemakers.
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