I want to leave from Fresno, CA to either Napa Valley or Sonoma to a wine tasting tour
I want to take my gf to Napa Valley for our anniversary. I am a college student so I’m on a low budget and my gf doesn’t like me spending too much money on stuff like dinner and watever. She gets uncomforatble when I do. So, I need romantic cheap things to do. I was thinking of good affordable wine tasting (wine budget < ), good affordable lunch or dinner that isn’t too fancy but still ‘Napa’ kind of food(i mean like not something I can find at every other town) (food budget < ). Please give specific names of the places, preferably close to each other, and typical prices if u know it. Any other ideas are appreciated.
Wife and I are going to Napa valley over Thanksgiving and want to make sure we go to some great vineyards for tastings and tours. We also want to make sure we cover our bases since we are going over Thanksgiving, and want to make sure we don’t run into any problems or issues.
Me and my wife and some other friends who are couples also, are going on a weekend trip to Napa Valley, just wondering what else was there to do besides the wine thing.
I am in the NYC wine trade and would like to work in tasting rooms in Napa Valley. Which town is closest with public transportation as an option?
I am going to Napa Valley in two weeks and I really want to stay at a Bed and Breakfast but they are all soo expensive. Do you know any that are a little cheaper?
Also what can I do there, besides wine tasting? Thanks so much
A little different. Not the most expensive, not the best you have ever heard of, just the best you’ve ever had (white and red).
What food paired best with it?
I live near Napa Valley and deal frequently with wine. So I am really interested, what wine people think is "taste wise" the best they have ever had….
Already thank you!
I have been to Napa Valley, but where else in the world should I consider for a great wine getaway with my wife?
I have a couple bottles of different styles of wine (mostly reds) from France, Italy, and Napa Valley which are at least 20-30 years old and have been kept in great condition, but I don’t want to have to take them somewhere to get a estimated worth. Does anyone know of a website where I could get a estimate or even a good book of wine listings?
My favorite wine is Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley. I want to branch out from Napa Valley Cabs and experience some good Sonoma Cabs. So that you understand my taste, the following are my favorite Napa Valley Cabs under a bottle: Clos Du Val, Charles Krug, Markham, and Napa Cellars. The one Sonoma Cabernet Sauvignon that I tried and liked was an ’02 St. Francis. That bottle motivated me to taste other Sonoma Cabs.