Looking for Napa travel advice? If you are looking for suggestions on where to go wine tasting and/or where to eat, we have posted our favorite places to go on our website. Click here to see our page on Napa, … –> please click here to continue reading –>
We’ve now added our recommendations for traveling to the Central Napa Valley to our website. So, if you are looking for advice on wineries and restaurants in St. Helena, Rutherford, Oakville, and Yountville, come take a look. On our Spring … –> please click here to continue reading –>
We’ve now added recommendations for Upper Napa Valley including the Calistoga, Diamond Mountain, and Howell Mountain appellations to our website. To learn more about Calistoga and Diamond Mountain, including how much we like Kelly Fleming Wines, Larkmead Vineyards, Lava Vine, … –> please click here to continue reading –>
Tickets are now on sale for the 2011 A Wine and Food Affair, November 5th and 6th, from 11 am to 4 pm. If you want to see our standard post on this event, click here. During A Wine and Food Affair, … –> please click here to continue reading –>
Let’s face it, wine tasting is a lot of fun but it can also be pretty expensive if you don’t know how to go wine tasting for free. With many wineries charging $10 – $20 per person per tasting, or … –> please click here to continue reading –>
If you’re coming up to Napa to go wine tasting and was wondering if the outlet mall there is any good or not, I have an answer for you. Yep, it kinda is. The Napa Premium Outlets complex only has about 50 stores, so it’s not … –> please click here to continue reading –>
Only three more weeks until the 2011 Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta, a five-day celebration of food and wine running from September 21st to 25th. Hopefully, you’ve already bought your tickets (as many of the individual events are sold out already) … –> please click here to continue reading –>