Photos | A Toast to Good Times in Downtown Sonoma
Captured in the heart of Sonoma's Wine Country – Jeremiah J, Wesley, and Cameron J savoring a glass of local wine at a downtown restaurant on November 25, 2023. With a sophisticated mix of casual attire and easy-going vibe, this moment celebrates the shared joy of good food, great wine, and even better company.
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