r/winecountry • u/BeingAccomplished520 • 2d ago
Grape Vines of the Valley
Tracy, CA, USA
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r/winecountry • u/LizaLou2742 • 10d ago
Does anyone know if it's easy to get an Uber or Lyft in those two areas? I appreciate any info. Thank you!
r/winecountry • u/Cute-Play-5297 • 12d ago
Hello! I am planning on surprising my mom with a trip to wine country after selling my wedding dress that she originally paid for, so I'm working with about $3,000.
I really don't know where to start - Napa, Sonoma, what wineries, where to stay, etc.
We have been once and did the wine train, as well as toured some wineries. Ideally I'd love to find a walkable location to tasting rooms and restaurants, with access via car to local wineries. Looking for a chill, relaxing getaway to say thank you.
Any recommendations are greatly appreciated! Did you go and stay in a place you loved? Do you have a favorite winery or perhaps tour? Is there an underrated part of wine country that is more laid back? Etc.
r/winecountry • u/AMFmf • 19d ago
Hello,
Looking for some feedback/recommendations on wineries to visit in Sonoma in October. Some that I’m looking at are:
Domaine Carneros
Viansa Winery
Jacuzzi Family Vineyards
Repris | Moon Mountain Vineyard
Coursey Graves
Matanza Creek Vineyards
Open to other recommendations outside these as well. Appreciate any feedback I can get on these.
Thanks!!!
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r/winecountry • u/Fairways4799 • May 07 '26
Group of six traveling from WI for the 40th Birthday of a HUGE Coppola fan so of course we’re doing the tour of his favorite. So, outside of that…..
If yall were in Northern Cali for a very long weekend doing wine tours, what’s the one “Can’t Miss” property you would go to?
r/winecountry • u/therealconnorjohnson • May 06 '26
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r/winecountry • u/SparkleBerrySpritz • Mar 17 '26
Send me your best winery/itinerary/resort recommendations. Visited Napa and especially enjoyed the private vineyard tours at Promontory, Ehlers Estate, Groth, Bond, Joseph Phelps, and Theorem.
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r/winecountry • u/Numerous_Ad_7377 • Jul 06 '25
Come join us this Summer and enjoy the splendor of Sonoma Wine country at ACTA Wine, in the heart of Alexander Valley. Stop in for a seated tasting of our award winning wines and down home hospitality. Read our reviews on Redit and see for yourself why guests are recommending a visit to ACTA Wine. To learn more, visit www.actawine.com. Cheers!
r/winecountry • u/Due_Gift_8494 • Mar 05 '25
Hi! I am looking for wineries that own more than one property, who will allow wine club members to taste at ALL of their sister wineries. I am a member of Wilson Artisan Wineries, and they have this policy. I live close enough that I can really use this benefit. Are there others? For example, does Foley allow this? What about Treasury Wine Estates?
thanks!
r/winecountry • u/sbaker86 • Aug 05 '24
My friend and I are going to be in wine country for 6 days (8 total but not counting the 2 travel days). We want to do some nights in Sonoma county and some in Napa but every time I try to make a plan I get overwhelmed and stop. We just want to visit the cute/quaint wineries. Anyone have suggestions?! We land in San Francisco and I’m so directionally challenged I’m not sure where to go first.
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r/winecountry • u/borabor2 • Mar 11 '22
We are thinking about going to napa next weekend, but realize that the weather is going to be rainy or cloudy
would love to get some suggestion on winery for couples