Lambert Bridge Winery — Attraction in Healdsburg

We visited Sonoma and took a bike tour of the area, with a pre-planned stop at Lambert Bridge on our ride. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous and picture-perfect. We happened to visit during the short window when the wisteria bloomed and it was a spectacular spot to sit and sip wine. The Lambert Bridge wines are something special! They are step above other wineries we visited. I had requested a stop at a winery with a female vintner and the winemaker at Lambert Bridge, Jennifer, did not disappoint! Their reds and whites are delightful, delicious, and memorable. Our sommelier JP was welcoming and knowledgeable as he led us through a personalized wine tasting. It was a wonderful ending to a beautiful day in Sonoma. I highly recommend stopping here...

My wife and I love to visit Sonoma and check out local wineries and I’m pretty sensitive to the attention businesses place on experience. I want to specifically call out Lexi and Caitie for creating an exceptional experience at Lambert Bridge. The winery has a really impressive lineup of wines worthy of a visit on its own. But the subtly friendly service, thorough information about the wines and exceptional attention to detail provided by these two ladies (proper glassware by varietal, perfect cheese pairing, customized name cards) make me more than happy to provide a 5 star review. The tasting room is absolutely beautiful with its high wood ceilings and wood burning fireplace. But these two ladies deserve a special call out for making it...

Yesterday I decided to taste at Lambert Bridge Winery as a way to celebrate my day off and upcoming birthday. What an utterly magical experience of magnificent wines and hosting by Danielle! I have lived a long time in beautiful Sonoma County and have tasted at the vast majority of the wineries located here through the years and I will tell you, hands down, that Lambert Bridge so embodies the spirit, the uniqueness and culture that makes this place so very special. There was even a moment while I was tasting that (no kidding), I started to tear up as I sipped one of the wines...it was so beautifully crafted. Cheers to all of you at Lambert Bridge...