REVIEWS · NAPA AND SONOMA WINE TOURS
The 6 best napa and sonoma wine tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Review of a relaxed Napa Valley small-group wine tour with three boutique wineries, picnic lunch, hotel pickup, and tastings at extra cost.
“Louis was a great driver and tour guide. The wineries that we visited were great. Had a fantastic time.”
Review the Sonoma Valley Wine Trolley, with four winery stops, lunch, local history, costs, weather tips, and honest advice before booking.
“Trolley was not available so we enjoyed our experience in a coach bus. Driver was great. We enjoyed two out of three of the wineries. Lunch was very tasty.”
Ride Napa’s open-air wine trolley to three or four wineries, enjoy lunch, and learn what to expect about tasting fees, weather, and value.
“It was nice because it was a small group. We didnt have the experience with the trolley but a van ,however it was still fun.judt people need to read about it first because the wine tasting is not included only lunch which was so good.”
Explore three Napa wineries with lunch, transport, and a guide for $124.99, with tastings extra and pickup from Napa or American Canyon.
“They Canceled on us on the last second. We came all the way from Indy and we had our group booked weeks in advance. It is not our fault they couldn’t plane a tour. We had to scramble at the last minute to find someone else. That someone else was platypus and they were fantastic.”
Explore Sonoma’s food, wine, and history on a 3-hour walking tour with local tastings, lunch, cocktails, and small-group guidance.
“Expect to have fun! Wear good walking shoes, bring fun people, don't be grumpy! No bad moods allowed!”
Review of Yountville’s small-group food and wine walk, with Michelin-starred stops, lunch, tastings, pricing, and practical booking advice.
“Aniko was extremely informative about multiple locations. We thoroughly enjoyed her and it was a lovely day. Food was unique and tasty.”
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