Healdsburg Winery holds tastings 1 week after it was mostly destroyed by Kincade Fire

ByAlicia Luce KGO logo
Monday, November 4, 2019
Healdsburg Winery destroyed by Kincade Fire holds tastings
Soda Rock Winery holds tasting event in Healdsburg, Calif. on Saturday, November 2, 2019. (Photos: Valerie Benvenuti)

HEALDSBURG, Calif. (KGO) -- A historic winery in Healdsburg that was mostly destroyed by the Kincade Fire is demonstrating the resilience of Sonoma County.

Soda Rock Winery held tastings in its barn, one week after most of the 150-year-old property was destroyed by the Kincade Fire.

Related: Kincade Fire: Devastation at Soda Rock Winery in Sonoma County

Only the barn and a statue of a wild boar, known as Lord Snort, are still standing.

The photos in the video seen above were taken by Windsor resident and photographer Valerie Benvenuti.

Soda Rock Winery says much of its wine storage is offsite, so there was little damage to its inventory.