Bruliam Wines

is a boutique Sonoma County winery celebrated for its vineyard-designated wines, small-lot production, and the inspiring story of founder and winemaker Kerith Overstreet. Established in 2008, Bruliam Wines was created after Overstreet transitioned from a successful career as a medical doctor and surgical pathologist to pursue her passion for winemaking. The winery’s name, “Bruliam,” is derived from the names of her three children—Bruno, Lily, and Amelia—reflecting the family-centered philosophy that remains at the heart of the brand. From its inception, Bruliam Wines has focused on crafting world-class wines while supporting charitable causes and maintaining strong relationships with growers and customers.

A defining characteristic of Bruliam Wines is its commitment to sourcing fruit from some of Sonoma County’s most respected vineyard sites. Bruliam Wines specializes in vineyard-designated Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Zinfandel, and Rosé, with fruit sourced from acclaimed vineyards including Gap’s Crown, Sangiacomo, Soberanes, and the winery’s own Torrey Hill Vineyard in the Russian River Valley. Kerith Overstreet is deeply involved in every aspect of production, from vineyard management to winemaking, ensuring that each wine reflects the unique terroir of its origin. The winery’s philosophy emphasizes minimal intervention and careful craftsmanship, allowing the vineyard’s character to shine through in every bottle.

Beyond its wines, Bruliam Wines is recognized for its welcoming hospitality and strong commitment to community involvement. The winery offers intimate tasting experiences where guests can explore current releases and learn directly about the vineyards, winemaking process, and family story behind the brand. Through its dedication to quality, philanthropy, and vineyard expression, Bruliam Wines has earned a loyal following among wine enthusiasts seeking authentic, handcrafted Sonoma County wines. Its commitment to excellence and family values continues to define the identity of Bruliam Wines.