Oregon | United States
Oregon is known for its wine and food. Why not experience both at the same time? You can get just a simple glass of wine, try a flight, grab dinner or do the best of all worlds with a flight and food combination.
France
This wine producer offers a nice indoor tasting room and pours both white and red varietals from grapes grown in the nearby hills. The tasting itself is free or you can opt for a cellar tour. The wine was quite good and very reasonably priced (we took a few bottles home).
France
The Abbey was created in 1093 by a group of Benedictine monks and at one point became one of the richest Cistercian monasteries in the Christian world. Today it offers an extremely interesting historical tour of a beautifully intact abbey and is frankly impressive.
Spain
Even if you don't stay on the property, the Celler Martin Faixo offers wonderful wine tasting and is worth the stop.
France
You must book ahead for this! It's a great visit to a high quality winery / producer (it's not cheap and you will need reservations). It's located right in town and offers history along with tasting, as it served as the cellars of kings of Burgundy and France.
France
This is the largest and most impressive wine cellar in town and offers a tour of some of their three miles of caves followed by a tasting of 1o wines (a better deal than the Marche aux Vins - though perhaps not as broad a sampling as focused on one producer).
California | San Francisco | United States
This is a very friendly winery with good wines. Still family owned, it has a very pleasant atmosphere. Reservations are required, though very easy to book online. Set in beautiful Calistoga it's t…
California | San Francisco | United States
A fantastic, though upscale, Napa winery. It's worth the trip because it boasts the best chardonnay in the world (it actually beat France in a blind tasting competition in 1976, putting Napa on the world's map).