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Picnic company · Sonoma, Sonoma County

LaBella Charcuterie

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The short answer

LaBella Charcuterie sets up picnics for you around Sonoma. Pricing: Bella Mini Board $50 (serves up to 2); Petite Bella $100 (4–6); Bella Classic $150 (7–9); Grande Bella $200 (10–12); fruit or crudité boards $80; individual Bella Boxes $15 each (minimum 5); grazing tables from $20 per guest. Boards from 2 up to about 20 guests; grazing tables for larger events; boxes and cones have minimum orders.

Checked September 2026 from labellacharcuterie.comStated on the venue's own website

Details

Price
Bella Mini Board $50 (serves up to 2); Petite Bella $100 (4–6); Bella Classic $150 (7–9); Grande Bella $200 (10–12); fruit or crudité boards $80; individual Bella Boxes $15 each (minimum 5); grazing tables from $20 per guest
Food on site
Made-to-order charcuterie and cheese boards, fruit and crudité boards, individual boxes, cones and cups, and full grazing tables. The site pitches several boards specifically for picnics and wine-tasting days.
Groups
Boards from 2 up to about 20 guests; grazing tables for larger events; boxes and cones have minimum orders.
House rules
Delivery vs. pickup terms and lead time aren't published. Many wineries don't allow outside food, so check the venue first.

What to expect

Food only (no picnic décor). Boards are made to order for you to take to a winery, park or rental. It's a listed food partner of the picnic-styling company Picnic Potential.

Good for: Groups · Romantic

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About LaBella Charcuterie

A Sonoma-based charcuterie and grazing business serving Sonoma, Napa and Marin, with clearly priced boards sized from a couple to a crowd. It's a good option for a ready-made picnic spread when you're headed to a park or a winery that allows outside food.

  • Two-person picnic board for $50
  • Boards scale up to about 20 guests; grazing tables from $20 per guest
  • Serves Sonoma, Napa and Marin
  • Food partner of Picnic Potential

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Sources & accuracy

We last checked this listing in September 2026 (freshest source: Official site accessed Sept 2026). Policies change — especially for groups and holidays — so confirm with LaBella Charcuterie before you go. How we verify.

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