Sebastopol, California
Monte-Bellaria di California
Lavender Farm
Monte-Bellaria di California - The name Monte-Bellaria is derivative of the Italian for “mountain of beautiful air.” We chose this name due to the afternoon foggy winds that blow in from the Northern California coast, cleansing the air and sweeping into the valley and lavender fields below.
Lavender
Monte-Bellaria’s lavender plantings are the most commonly grown varietal in France. Our lavender is a hybrid of English Lavender and Portuguese Lavender, called a “Lavendin.” We grow a mix of the two most common hybrids: Grosso and Provence.
Olives
Monte-Bellaria Extra Virgin Olive Oil is our own all-natural, cold pressed and unfiltered oil. Pressed within 24 hours and within 2 miles of the olive grove at Olive Leaf Hills Mill using their Italian-made Rapanelli press. This is a premium green oil, picked young for a rich and peppery flavor.
Bees
We are stewards of the most prolific pollinators on the planet. We harvest only the products of the bees’ work that are not necessary for the colony to thrive: bees’ wax and a modest amount of honey.”
Opening Hours
| Sunday | 10AM-4PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | 10AM-4PM |
Ratings & Reviews
4.2 average rating
Key Insights:
- Was worry about the drought problem and its effect on the bloom, but it was absolutely beautiful and the place is filled with mild fragrance of lavender.
- Lavender is okay, but the staff is rude, hostile, unaccommodating, unwelcoming, and offensive (continue to read or see multiple previous posts by others to find out more).
- After hearing one of our group had a foot injury, instead of trying to accommodate the situation and apologizing for his previous rude behavior, he criticized us for “not planning earlier”.
- Then the tour guide spent the next few minute following the member in our group with the foot injury to slowly walk back, even after we explicitly told him that he didn’t need to do so.
- After spending a few minutes uninvitedly “guarding” his customers, the tour guide finally realized that this is not the best use of everyone’s time and ran back to the parking lot.
Location
Street Views
