The Bacchus Landing wine-tasting collective on Westside Road, next to the animal shelter, has been adding new wineries right and left lately — but one of its original and most beloved tenants, the Montagne Russe tasting room and record shop, has decided to pack up and head south, the Petaluma Argus-Courier reports. We now have until the end of May to stop by Montagne Russe and take advantage of the winery’s moving sale (20% off of six-plus bottles) before it makes the leap down to Petaluma, according to its website.
Where in Petaluma, you ask? The Argus-Courier did some sleuthing and noticed that “a sign recently went up on the Petaluma Boulevard spot formerly occupied by Black Knight Vineyards, promising a June debut of its downtown Winery & Record Lounge” at 155 Petaluma Blvd. North. More from the story:
The wine industry can seem a lot like a roller coaster sometimes, which is part of the reason that winemaker Kevin Bersofsky named his winery Montagne Russe, translated as Russian Mountain, the original name that the French gave to roller coasters.…