Paso Robles is the gateway to some of the finest wineries in the world.
Though it is located a mere hour's drive from the busy streets of San Francisco, Sonoma Valley offers it's visitors world class service coupled with wine country charm in a setting unlike any other.
Unveil the rich tradition and the specialties of family-owned and world-renowned wineries. Spend all day investigating some of the historical treasures such as the Christian Brothers Estate that is now home to the Culinary Institute of America, Beringer Vineyards, the oldest continuously operating winery in Napa Valley, the historic Inglenook chateau that is now home to the Niebaum-Coppola Estate or the Robert Mondavi Winery, undoubtedly a cornerstone in American winemaking.
"Sparkling Wine is a smile in a glass!" We will work with you or your group to design a custom champagne cellar tour.
The age-old myth that sparkling wine is synonymous with the holiday season or weddings is long gone. The crisp, dry and refreshing wine is appropriate in any occasion and is a delicious match for a wide variety of foods. Learn how the greats of American sparkling wine incorporate innovative wine making techniques, ideal growing conditions and the rich traditions established by the French to produce wines that can compete with any of their French competitors.
Whether you're a novice or an accomplished wine connoisseur this tour will entice, entertain and educate you. Let our chauffer/tour guides take you to various wineries in two counties, Napa and Sonoma, intertwined by a history that revolves around the grape. In addition to sampling award-winning wines, you can follow the course of the grape from the vineyard through the cellar to the finished product and learn about the many aromas, the basic components of wine and the important role they play in creating a balanced wine.
Learn the history behind some of the cornerstones of the wine industry or discover the secrets of some of the emerging brands.
We will work with you or your group to design a custom historic tour... Napa County may have been the first to acquire international recognition for its wines, but wine country's first wine came from Sonoma County.
Nathan Combs founded the world famous Napa Valley in 1848 during the California Gold Rush.
Take a relaxing drive down the coast past Santa Cruz, through charming Pacific Grove and drive the spectacular 17-mile drive in Carmel, a beautiful seaside town and artist colony.