Anyone who forgets that tourism and wineries go together tighter than a cork in a bottle need only pull into Viansa Winery & Italian Marketplace in Sonoma for a vivid reminder. For there on the ...

Vintage Wine Estates, the fast-growing Santa Rosa wine company, announced a deal late Thursday to buy Viansa Winery and Marketplace, located at the southern gateway to Sonoma's Wine Country.

[caption id="attachment_64585" align="alignnone" width="550"] Vintage Wine Estates plans "significant investments" in a renovation and expansion plan approved for ...

Viansa Winery, the hilltop estate founded by the Sebastiani family that struggled under a series of ownership changes, is up for sale again. The winery and its 167 acres of vineyards, gardens and ...

In its second acquisition in two months, Vintage Wine Estates bought the long-distressed Viansa Winery and Marketplace in Sonoma Valley’s Carneros region. The sale includes the winery and hospitality ...

Viansa Winery & Italian Marketplace in Carneros was sold this week for $31 million to Napa-based 360 Global Wine. Jon Sebastiani, former Viansa president and son of Viansa founders Sam and Vicki ...

Vintage Wine Estates bought the Viansa Winery and Marketplace in Sonoma County. Vintage Wine Estates bought the Viansa Winery and Marketplace in Sonoma County. Santa Rosa-based Vintage ...

Viansa, the winery on the hilltop along Highway 121 in Sonoma County, was sold out of bankruptcy last week for $40.5 million. The buyer was Laurus Master Fund, the largest creditor of 360 Global ...

360 Global Wine Company is required to pay $31 million dollars cash at closing for Viansa, which it will purchase from the seven children of founders Sam and Vicki Sebastiani, all of whom were ...

Members of the Sebastiani family have sold their Viansa Winery and Italian Marketplace, a Tuscan-style tourist destination in Sonoma's Carneros region, for $31 million to a young Napa firm, 360 Global ...

Laurus invested $55 million in Viansa starting in 2005, when 360 Global Wine Co. acquired Viansa for $31 million from Sam and Vicki Sebastiani, who started the winery in 1989.

360 Global Wine Co. said late Wednesday it completed its $31 million acquisition of Sonoma's Viansa Winery and Italian Marketplace -- more than two weeks after the expected close of escrow in late ...