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San Francisco Bay

Treat yourself to a memorable day trip to California's Napa Valley. Fill your day with wine tasting, food, history, and culture from this famous wine growing region. Travel across scenic Golden Gate Bridge and beautiful Marin County in a luxury SUV for maximum comfort and safety. You can swing by historic Sausalito on the way, if you wish. Tour duration is approximately 5 hours. Door to door service anywhere in San Francisco, your choice of pickup/drop off location and tour time. Please note: wine tasting fees are not included. Most wineries require advanced reservations, please make sure to book ahead. We only provide transportation service to the wineries of your choice. Minimum drinking age is 21 years of age, wineries will require ID. Credit card is required for security reasons. Price does not include 20% driver gratuity and toll fee.

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Fort Point National Historic Site

Fort Point is a masonry seacoast fortification located on the southern side of the Golden Gate at the entrance to San Francisco Bay. It is also the geographic name of the promontory upon which the fort and the southern approach of the Golden Gate Bridge were constructed.[3] The fort was completed just before the American Civil War by the United States Army, to defend San Francisco Bay against hostile warships. The fort is now protected as Fort Point National Historic Site, a United States National Historic Site administered by the National Park Service as a unit of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

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Golden Gate Bridge

San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge serves as the iconic symbol of the "City by the Bay." It is one of the most visited attractions and visitors love photographing it, walking across it, and learning about Golden Gate Bridge history. It's one of the world's most beautiful spans.The real "Golden Gate" is the strait that the bridge spans. It was first named "Chrysopylae," meaning "golden gate," by Captain John C. Fremont in 1846.

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Viansa Sonoma

Idyllically situated at the summit of the Sonoma Valley, Viansa Sonoma embodies the proud history of local winemaking. The legacy of Viansa Sonoma dates back to 1896 when Samuele Sebastiani arrived from Tuscany and saved enough money, while making cobblestones for San Francisco streets, to purchase vineyard property in 1904. Following in his footsteps, Samuele’s children and grandchildren continued the tradition of sharing great wine, supporting the land from where it comes, and through passionately maintaining precious wetlands that are vital to our eco-system. Founded by Samuele’s grandson in 1989, Viansa Sonoma remains committed to producing wines of true excellence while continuing the tradition of land stewardship and winemaking that defines the Sonoma Valley.

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Jacuzzi Family Vineyards

The Jacuzzi trek to America started in 1907, when Valeriano and Francesco Jacuzzi, the second- and third-born sons of Giovanni and Teresa Jacuzzi, immigrated to Washington to work on the railroad. A warmer climate beckoned and the pair eventually made their way to southern California. Years later, they were joined by four other brothers and eventually all went to work in the aviation industry. Soon they would make American history. In 1911 their father, Giovanni, a skilled wood worker and vineyard farmer joined them. Two weeks was enough to convince him that his sons would never go back. He then returned to Italy with Valeriano to gather up the rest of the family. World War I intervened and the trip was delayed until the war’s end. During this time, Valeriano had met Giuseppina and fell in love, married and had their first child. Valeriano's new family, parents and remaining siblings departed from Italy in 1920. Soon after their arrival in early 1921, Valeriano started working with his brothers at their Jacuzzi Brothers factory. A tragic crash, over Modesto, of Jacuzzi’s first enclosed monoplane took several lives, including that of Valeriano’s brother, Giocondo. At this time, Giovanni asked his sons to cease making planes. Valeriano moved his family to Northern California and purchased a 161-acre farm in Contra Costa County. During the depression, Valeriano, with help from his older children, planted a portion of the open farm fields with grapes and in 1936 he applied for a license to make wine for home consumption. At that time he was limited to 200 gallons (approximately 84 cases). The vineyard was planted to Zinfandel, Carignane and Mourvedre and he sold grapes for $30-$35 a ton. In 1937, Valeriano returned to work with his brothers at Jacuzzi Brothers, Inc. located in Berkeley, CA where they manufactured water well pumps and eventually, the bath and spa that bears their name. Fred Cline opened Jacuzzi Family Vineyards in 2007 as a way of honoring his beloved grandfather Valeriano Jacuzzi. As a teenager and young man, Fred was taught by Valeriano how to tease magic from the soil. The building that houses Jacuzzi Family Vineyards and The Olive Press is a tribute to the Jacuzzi family home in Casarsa, Italy. Come visit this special place, taste our wine and olive oil, and enjoy the Tuscan experience that is the gateway to Sonoma!

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Cline Cellars

Cline Family Cellars is a family-owned and operated winery in Sonoma, California, built on a passion for winemaking and rooted in respect for the land.Fred Cline started Cline Family Cellars in 1982 in Oakley, California, making his first vintages from original plantings of Mourvedre, Zinfandel, and Carignane, some of which dated back to the 1880's.In 1989, Fred purchased a 350-acre horse farm in Carneros and moved the winery to Sonoma County. As one of the original Rhone Rangers, he began planting varietals that included a number of vineyards dedicated to Syrah, Viognier, Marsanne, and Roussanne. Since those first plantings, Fred and his wife Nancy have continued to plant vineyards throughout Sonoma County, expanding to include more classic varieties like Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Chardonnay.

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Domaine Carneros

Founded by the noble family behind Champagne Taittinger, Claude Taittinger's search for a worthy U.S. counterpart began in the late 1970s. In 1987 he selected a 138-acre parcel in the heart of Carneros, Napa Valley. Wisely selecting Eileen Crane to oversee the development of the winery and vineyards, the team created the quintessential California expression of the Taittinger style in Carneros. The heart of Domaine Carneros has always been sparkling wines, with distinctive styles ranging from the classic vintage-dated Brut cuvée to our luxury Le Rêve Blanc de Blancs. In 1992 we added rich, complex Pinot Noir to our portfolio and our passion for sparkling and still wines continues to grow. Learn about sparkling winemaking and Eileen Crane, Pinot Noir winemaking and TJ Evans, and our portfolio of wines. All of our wines proudly hail from the Carneros appellation, and 95% of our fruit comes from our estate vineyards. More on our vineyards. As anyone who has driven between Napa and Sonoma can tell you, the Domaine Carneros château is a stunning regional landmark. Join us for tableside service on the terrace or in the salon and savor the spirit of the Northern California wine country. Read more about the château or plan your visit.

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Etude Wines

THE COLLECTOR'S TASTING Join us for this experience which includes a flight of our signature red wines including our single vineyard Pinot Noirs, elegant Cabernet Sauvignons and a special library selection. This experience is hosted in our tasting room or patio, weather permitting, where our Gravel Patch is surrounded by a beautiful rose and agapanthus garden and is close to our Bear and Deer topiaries. Advanced reservations available, but not required. Reservations required for parties of 6 or more.

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Black Stallion Winery

To make great wine, a winemaker must have a deep familiarity with each lot of freshly pressed juice. At Black Stallion, the search for greatness means boots in the vineyard, checking on vine growth and grape development all year long. It means tasting grapes rather than looking at lab reports to determine the perfect moment to pick. It means harvesting and sorting fruit by hand. Black Stallion Winery’s small scale means that each lot of grapes that arrives at harvest is treated individually, and receives a unique upbringing to bring out its full potential for excellence.

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San Francisco Bay

Treat yourself to a memorable day trip to California's Napa Valley. Fill your day with wine tasting, food, history, and culture from this famous wine growing region. Travel across scenic Golden Gate Bridge and beautiful Marin County in a luxury SUV for maximum comfort and safety. You can swing by historic Sausalito on the way, if you wish. Tour duration is approximately 5 hours. Door to door service anywhere in San Francisco, your choice of pickup/drop off location and tour time. Please note: wine tasting fees are not included. Most wineries require advanced reservations, please make sure to book ahead. We only provide transportation service to the wineries of your choice. Minimum drinking age is 21 years of age, wineries will require ID. Credit card is required for security reasons. Price does not include 20% driver gratuity and toll fee.

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Fort Point National Historic Site

Fort Point is a masonry seacoast fortification located on the southern side of the Golden Gate at the entrance to San Francisco Bay. It is also the geographic name of the promontory upon which the fort and the southern approach of the Golden Gate Bridge were constructed.[3] The fort was completed just before the American Civil War by the United States Army, to defend San Francisco Bay against hostile warships. The fort is now protected as Fort Point National Historic Site, a United States National Historic Site administered by the National Park Service as a unit of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

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Golden Gate Bridge

San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge serves as the iconic symbol of the "City by the Bay." It is one of the most visited attractions and visitors love photographing it, walking across it, and learning about Golden Gate Bridge history. It's one of the world's most beautiful spans.The real "Golden Gate" is the strait that the bridge spans. It was first named "Chrysopylae," meaning "golden gate," by Captain John C. Fremont in 1846.

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Viansa Sonoma

Idyllically situated at the summit of the Sonoma Valley, Viansa Sonoma embodies the proud history of local winemaking. The legacy of Viansa Sonoma dates back to 1896 when Samuele Sebastiani arrived from Tuscany and saved enough money, while making cobblestones for San Francisco streets, to purchase vineyard property in 1904. Following in his footsteps, Samuele’s children and grandchildren continued the tradition of sharing great wine, supporting the land from where it comes, and through passionately maintaining precious wetlands that are vital to our eco-system. Founded by Samuele’s grandson in 1989, Viansa Sonoma remains committed to producing wines of true excellence while continuing the tradition of land stewardship and winemaking that defines the Sonoma Valley.

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Jacuzzi Family Vineyards

The Jacuzzi trek to America started in 1907, when Valeriano and Francesco Jacuzzi, the second- and third-born sons of Giovanni and Teresa Jacuzzi, immigrated to Washington to work on the railroad. A warmer climate beckoned and the pair eventually made their way to southern California. Years later, they were joined by four other brothers and eventually all went to work in the aviation industry. Soon they would make American history. In 1911 their father, Giovanni, a skilled wood worker and vineyard farmer joined them. Two weeks was enough to convince him that his sons would never go back. He then returned to Italy with Valeriano to gather up the rest of the family. World War I intervened and the trip was delayed until the war’s end. During this time, Valeriano had met Giuseppina and fell in love, married and had their first child. Valeriano's new family, parents and remaining siblings departed from Italy in 1920. Soon after their arrival in early 1921, Valeriano started working with his brothers at their Jacuzzi Brothers factory. A tragic crash, over Modesto, of Jacuzzi’s first enclosed monoplane took several lives, including that of Valeriano’s brother, Giocondo. At this time, Giovanni asked his sons to cease making planes. Valeriano moved his family to Northern California and purchased a 161-acre farm in Contra Costa County. During the depression, Valeriano, with help from his older children, planted a portion of the open farm fields with grapes and in 1936 he applied for a license to make wine for home consumption. At that time he was limited to 200 gallons (approximately 84 cases). The vineyard was planted to Zinfandel, Carignane and Mourvedre and he sold grapes for $30-$35 a ton. In 1937, Valeriano returned to work with his brothers at Jacuzzi Brothers, Inc. located in Berkeley, CA where they manufactured water well pumps and eventually, the bath and spa that bears their name. Fred Cline opened Jacuzzi Family Vineyards in 2007 as a way of honoring his beloved grandfather Valeriano Jacuzzi. As a teenager and young man, Fred was taught by Valeriano how to tease magic from the soil. The building that houses Jacuzzi Family Vineyards and The Olive Press is a tribute to the Jacuzzi family home in Casarsa, Italy. Come visit this special place, taste our wine and olive oil, and enjoy the Tuscan experience that is the gateway to Sonoma!

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Cline Cellars

Cline Family Cellars is a family-owned and operated winery in Sonoma, California, built on a passion for winemaking and rooted in respect for the land.Fred Cline started Cline Family Cellars in 1982 in Oakley, California, making his first vintages from original plantings of Mourvedre, Zinfandel, and Carignane, some of which dated back to the 1880's.In 1989, Fred purchased a 350-acre horse farm in Carneros and moved the winery to Sonoma County. As one of the original Rhone Rangers, he began planting varietals that included a number of vineyards dedicated to Syrah, Viognier, Marsanne, and Roussanne. Since those first plantings, Fred and his wife Nancy have continued to plant vineyards throughout Sonoma County, expanding to include more classic varieties like Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Chardonnay.

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Domaine Carneros

Founded by the noble family behind Champagne Taittinger, Claude Taittinger's search for a worthy U.S. counterpart began in the late 1970s. In 1987 he selected a 138-acre parcel in the heart of Carneros, Napa Valley. Wisely selecting Eileen Crane to oversee the development of the winery and vineyards, the team created the quintessential California expression of the Taittinger style in Carneros. The heart of Domaine Carneros has always been sparkling wines, with distinctive styles ranging from the classic vintage-dated Brut cuvée to our luxury Le Rêve Blanc de Blancs. In 1992 we added rich, complex Pinot Noir to our portfolio and our passion for sparkling and still wines continues to grow. Learn about sparkling winemaking and Eileen Crane, Pinot Noir winemaking and TJ Evans, and our portfolio of wines. All of our wines proudly hail from the Carneros appellation, and 95% of our fruit comes from our estate vineyards. More on our vineyards. As anyone who has driven between Napa and Sonoma can tell you, the Domaine Carneros château is a stunning regional landmark. Join us for tableside service on the terrace or in the salon and savor the spirit of the Northern California wine country. Read more about the château or plan your visit.

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Etude Wines

THE COLLECTOR'S TASTING Join us for this experience which includes a flight of our signature red wines including our single vineyard Pinot Noirs, elegant Cabernet Sauvignons and a special library selection. This experience is hosted in our tasting room or patio, weather permitting, where our Gravel Patch is surrounded by a beautiful rose and agapanthus garden and is close to our Bear and Deer topiaries. Advanced reservations available, but not required. Reservations required for parties of 6 or more.

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Black Stallion Winery

To make great wine, a winemaker must have a deep familiarity with each lot of freshly pressed juice. At Black Stallion, the search for greatness means boots in the vineyard, checking on vine growth and grape development all year long. It means tasting grapes rather than looking at lab reports to determine the perfect moment to pick. It means harvesting and sorting fruit by hand. Black Stallion Winery’s small scale means that each lot of grapes that arrives at harvest is treated individually, and receives a unique upbringing to bring out its full potential for excellence.

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San Francisco Bay

Treat yourself to a memorable day trip to California's Napa Valley. Fill your day with wine tasting, food, history, and culture from this famous wine growing region. Travel across scenic Golden Gate Bridge and beautiful Marin County in a luxury SUV for maximum comfort and safety. You can swing by historic Sausalito on the way, if you wish. Tour duration is approximately 5 hours. Door to door service anywhere in San Francisco, your choice of pickup/drop off location and tour time. Please note: wine tasting fees are not included. Most wineries require advanced reservations, please make sure to book ahead. We only provide transportation service to the wineries of your choice. Minimum drinking age is 21 years of age, wineries will require ID. Credit card is required for security reasons. Price does not include 20% driver gratuity and toll fee.

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Fort Point National Historic Site

Fort Point is a masonry seacoast fortification located on the southern side of the Golden Gate at the entrance to San Francisco Bay. It is also the geographic name of the promontory upon which the fort and the southern approach of the Golden Gate Bridge were constructed.[3] The fort was completed just before the American Civil War by the United States Army, to defend San Francisco Bay against hostile warships. The fort is now protected as Fort Point National Historic Site, a United States National Historic Site administered by the National Park Service as a unit of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

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Golden Gate Bridge

San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge serves as the iconic symbol of the "City by the Bay." It is one of the most visited attractions and visitors love photographing it, walking across it, and learning about Golden Gate Bridge history. It's one of the world's most beautiful spans.The real "Golden Gate" is the strait that the bridge spans. It was first named "Chrysopylae," meaning "golden gate," by Captain John C. Fremont in 1846.

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Viansa Sonoma

Idyllically situated at the summit of the Sonoma Valley, Viansa Sonoma embodies the proud history of local winemaking. The legacy of Viansa Sonoma dates back to 1896 when Samuele Sebastiani arrived from Tuscany and saved enough money, while making cobblestones for San Francisco streets, to purchase vineyard property in 1904. Following in his footsteps, Samuele’s children and grandchildren continued the tradition of sharing great wine, supporting the land from where it comes, and through passionately maintaining precious wetlands that are vital to our eco-system. Founded by Samuele’s grandson in 1989, Viansa Sonoma remains committed to producing wines of true excellence while continuing the tradition of land stewardship and winemaking that defines the Sonoma Valley.

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Jacuzzi Family Vineyards

The Jacuzzi trek to America started in 1907, when Valeriano and Francesco Jacuzzi, the second- and third-born sons of Giovanni and Teresa Jacuzzi, immigrated to Washington to work on the railroad. A warmer climate beckoned and the pair eventually made their way to southern California. Years later, they were joined by four other brothers and eventually all went to work in the aviation industry. Soon they would make American history. In 1911 their father, Giovanni, a skilled wood worker and vineyard farmer joined them. Two weeks was enough to convince him that his sons would never go back. He then returned to Italy with Valeriano to gather up the rest of the family. World War I intervened and the trip was delayed until the war’s end. During this time, Valeriano had met Giuseppina and fell in love, married and had their first child. Valeriano's new family, parents and remaining siblings departed from Italy in 1920. Soon after their arrival in early 1921, Valeriano started working with his brothers at their Jacuzzi Brothers factory. A tragic crash, over Modesto, of Jacuzzi’s first enclosed monoplane took several lives, including that of Valeriano’s brother, Giocondo. At this time, Giovanni asked his sons to cease making planes. Valeriano moved his family to Northern California and purchased a 161-acre farm in Contra Costa County. During the depression, Valeriano, with help from his older children, planted a portion of the open farm fields with grapes and in 1936 he applied for a license to make wine for home consumption. At that time he was limited to 200 gallons (approximately 84 cases). The vineyard was planted to Zinfandel, Carignane and Mourvedre and he sold grapes for $30-$35 a ton. In 1937, Valeriano returned to work with his brothers at Jacuzzi Brothers, Inc. located in Berkeley, CA where they manufactured water well pumps and eventually, the bath and spa that bears their name. Fred Cline opened Jacuzzi Family Vineyards in 2007 as a way of honoring his beloved grandfather Valeriano Jacuzzi. As a teenager and young man, Fred was taught by Valeriano how to tease magic from the soil. The building that houses Jacuzzi Family Vineyards and The Olive Press is a tribute to the Jacuzzi family home in Casarsa, Italy. Come visit this special place, taste our wine and olive oil, and enjoy the Tuscan experience that is the gateway to Sonoma!

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Cline Cellars

Cline Family Cellars is a family-owned and operated winery in Sonoma, California, built on a passion for winemaking and rooted in respect for the land.Fred Cline started Cline Family Cellars in 1982 in Oakley, California, making his first vintages from original plantings of Mourvedre, Zinfandel, and Carignane, some of which dated back to the 1880's.In 1989, Fred purchased a 350-acre horse farm in Carneros and moved the winery to Sonoma County. As one of the original Rhone Rangers, he began planting varietals that included a number of vineyards dedicated to Syrah, Viognier, Marsanne, and Roussanne. Since those first plantings, Fred and his wife Nancy have continued to plant vineyards throughout Sonoma County, expanding to include more classic varieties like Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Chardonnay.

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Domaine Carneros

Founded by the noble family behind Champagne Taittinger, Claude Taittinger's search for a worthy U.S. counterpart began in the late 1970s. In 1987 he selected a 138-acre parcel in the heart of Carneros, Napa Valley. Wisely selecting Eileen Crane to oversee the development of the winery and vineyards, the team created the quintessential California expression of the Taittinger style in Carneros. The heart of Domaine Carneros has always been sparkling wines, with distinctive styles ranging from the classic vintage-dated Brut cuvée to our luxury Le Rêve Blanc de Blancs. In 1992 we added rich, complex Pinot Noir to our portfolio and our passion for sparkling and still wines continues to grow. Learn about sparkling winemaking and Eileen Crane, Pinot Noir winemaking and TJ Evans, and our portfolio of wines. All of our wines proudly hail from the Carneros appellation, and 95% of our fruit comes from our estate vineyards. More on our vineyards. As anyone who has driven between Napa and Sonoma can tell you, the Domaine Carneros château is a stunning regional landmark. Join us for tableside service on the terrace or in the salon and savor the spirit of the Northern California wine country. Read more about the château or plan your visit.

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Etude Wines

THE COLLECTOR'S TASTING Join us for this experience which includes a flight of our signature red wines including our single vineyard Pinot Noirs, elegant Cabernet Sauvignons and a special library selection. This experience is hosted in our tasting room or patio, weather permitting, where our Gravel Patch is surrounded by a beautiful rose and agapanthus garden and is close to our Bear and Deer topiaries. Advanced reservations available, but not required. Reservations required for parties of 6 or more.

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Black Stallion Winery

To make great wine, a winemaker must have a deep familiarity with each lot of freshly pressed juice. At Black Stallion, the search for greatness means boots in the vineyard, checking on vine growth and grape development all year long. It means tasting grapes rather than looking at lab reports to determine the perfect moment to pick. It means harvesting and sorting fruit by hand. Black Stallion Winery’s small scale means that each lot of grapes that arrives at harvest is treated individually, and receives a unique upbringing to bring out its full potential for excellence.

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La baie de San Francisco

Offrez-vous une excursion d'une journée mémorable dans la vallée de Napa en Californie. Remplissez votre journée de dégustation de vin, de gastronomie, d'histoire et de culture de cette célèbre région viticole. Traversez le pittoresque Golden Gate Bridge et le magnifique comté de Marin dans un SUV de luxe pour un maximum de confort et de sécurité. Vous pouvez passer par l'historique Sausalito en chemin, si vous le souhaitez. La durée de la visite est d'environ 5 heures. Service porte à porte partout à San Francisco, votre choix de lieu de prise en charge /de dépôt et l'heure de la visite. Veuillez noter que les frais de dégustation de vin ne sont pas inclus. La plupart des établissements vinicoles exigent des réservations à l'avance, assurez-vous de réserver à l'avance. Nous fournissons uniquement un service de transport vers les établissements vinicoles de votre choix. L'âge minimum pour boire est de 21 ans, les établissements vinicoles auront besoin d'une pièce d'identité. Une carte de crédit est requise pour des raisons de sécurité. Le prix n'inclut pas le pourboire de 20 % du conducteur et les frais de péage.

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Lieu historique national de Fort Point

Fort Point est une fortification côtière en maçonnerie située du côté sud du Golden Gate à l'entrée de la baie de San Francisco. C'est aussi le nom géographique du promontoire sur lequel le fort et l'approche sud du Golden Gate Bridge ont été construits.[3] Le fort a été achevé juste avant la guerre civile américaine par l'armée américaine, pour défendre la baie de San Francisco contre les navires de guerre hostiles. Le fort est maintenant protégé en tant que lieu historique national de Fort Point, un lieu historique national des États-Unis administré par le National Park Service en tant qu'unité de la zone de loisirs nationale du Golden Gate.

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le pont du Golden Gate

Le Golden Gate Bridge de San Francisco est le symbole emblématique de la « ville près de la baie ». C'est l'une des attractions les plus visitées et les visiteurs adorent la photographier, la traverser et en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire du Golden Gate Bridge. C'est l'une des plus belles travées du monde. Le véritable "Golden Gate" est le détroit qu'enjambe le pont. Il a d'abord été nommé "Chrysopylae", qui signifie "porte dorée", par le capitaine John C. Fremont en 1846.

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Viansa Sonoma

Idéalement situé au sommet de la vallée de Sonoma, Viansa Sonoma incarne la fière histoire de la vinification locale. L'héritage de Viansa Sonoma remonte à 1896 lorsque Samuele Sebastiani est arrivé de Toscane et a économisé suffisamment d'argent, tout en fabriquant des pavés pour les rues de San Francisco, pour acheter une propriété viticole en 1904. Suivant ses traces, les enfants et petits-enfants de Samuele ont poursuivi la tradition de partager du bon vin, de soutenir la terre d'où il provient et d'entretenir avec passion de précieuses zones humides qui sont vitales pour notre écosystème. Fondée par le petit-fils de Samuele en 1989, Viansa Sonoma reste déterminée à produire des vins d'une véritable excellence tout en poursuivant la tradition de gestion des terres et de vinification qui définit la vallée de Sonoma.

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Jacuzzi Famille Vignobles

Le périple de Jacuzzi vers l'Amérique a commencé en 1907, lorsque Valeriano et Francesco Jacuzzi, les deuxième et troisième fils de Giovanni et Teresa Jacuzzi, ont immigré à Washington pour travailler sur le chemin de fer. Un climat plus chaud a fait signe et le couple a finalement fait son chemin vers le sud de la Californie. Des années plus tard, ils ont été rejoints par quatre autres frères et finalement tous sont allés travailler dans l'industrie aéronautique. Bientôt, ils entreraient dans l'histoire américaine. En 1911, leur père, Giovanni, artisan menuisier et viticulteur les rejoint. Deux semaines ont suffi à le convaincre que ses fils n'y retourneraient jamais. Il retourna ensuite en Italie avec Valeriano pour rassembler le reste de la famille. La Première Guerre mondiale est intervenue et le voyage a été retardé jusqu'à la fin de la guerre. Pendant ce temps, Valeriano a rencontré Giuseppina et est tombé amoureux, s'est marié et a eu leur premier enfant. La nouvelle famille de Valeriano, ses parents et ses frères et sœurs restants ont quitté l'Italie en 1920. Peu de temps après leur arrivée au début de 1921, Valeriano a commencé à travailler avec ses frères dans leur usine Jacuzzi Brothers. Un accident tragique, au-dessus de Modesto, du premier monoplan fermé de Jacuzzi a coûté la vie à plusieurs personnes, dont celle du frère de Valeriano, Giocondo. A cette époque, Giovanni a demandé à ses fils de cesser de fabriquer des avions. Valeriano a déménagé sa famille dans le nord de la Californie et a acheté une ferme de 161 acres dans le comté de Contra Costa. Pendant la dépression, Valeriano, avec l'aide de ses enfants plus âgés, a planté une partie des champs agricoles ouverts avec des raisins et en 1936, il a demandé une licence pour faire du vin pour la consommation domestique. A cette époque, il était limité à 200 gallons (environ 84 caisses). Le vignoble a été planté à Zinfandel, Carignane et Mourvèdre et il a vendu des raisins pour 30 $ à 35 $ la tonne. En 1937, Valeriano est retourné travailler avec ses frères chez Jacuzzi Brothers, Inc. situé à Berkeley, en Californie, où ils ont fabriqué des pompes de puits d'eau et, éventuellement, la baignoire et le spa qui portent leur nom. Fred Cline a ouvert Jacuzzi Family Vineyards en 2007 afin d'honorer son grand-père bien-aimé Valeriano Jacuzzi. Adolescent et jeune homme, Fred a appris de Valeriano comment extraire la magie du sol. Le bâtiment qui abrite Jacuzzi Family Vineyards et The Olive Press est un hommage à la maison de la famille Jacuzzi à Casarsa, en Italie. Venez visiter cet endroit spécial, goûtez notre vin et notre huile d'olive et profitez de l'expérience toscane qui est la porte d'entrée de Sonoma !

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Caves Cline

Cline Family Cellars est une entreprise vinicole familiale située à Sonoma, en Californie, fondée sur une passion pour la vinification et ancrée dans le respect de la terre. de Mourvèdre, Zinfandel et Carignane, dont certaines remontent aux années 1880. En 1989, Fred a acheté une ferme équestre de 350 acres à Carneros et a déplacé la cave dans le comté de Sonoma. En tant que l'un des premiers Rangers du Rhône, il a commencé à planter des cépages qui comprenaient un certain nombre de vignobles dédiés à la Syrah, au Viognier, à la Marsanne et à la Roussanne. Depuis ces premières plantations, Fred et sa femme Nancy ont continué à planter des vignobles dans tout le comté de Sonoma, s'étendant pour inclure des variétés plus classiques comme le pinot noir, le merlot et le chardonnay.

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Domaine Carneros

Fondée par la famille noble derrière Champagne Taittinger, la recherche de Claude Taittinger d'un digne homologue américain a commencé à la fin des années 1970. En 1987, il a sélectionné une parcelle de 138 acres au cœur de Carneros, Napa Valley. En choisissant judicieusement Eileen Crane pour superviser le développement de la cave et des vignobles, l'équipe a créé l'expression californienne par excellence du style Taittinger à Carneros. Le cœur du Domaine Carneros a toujours été les vins mousseux, avec des styles distinctifs allant de la cuvée Brut millésimée classique à notre luxe Le Rêve Blanc de Blancs. En 1992, nous avons ajouté un pinot noir riche et complexe à notre portefeuille et notre passion pour les vins effervescents et tranquilles ne cesse de croître. Découvrez la vinification mousseuse et Eileen Crane, la vinification du Pinot Noir et TJ Evans, ainsi que notre portefeuille de vins. Tous nos vins sont fièrement issus de l'appellation Carneros et 95% de nos fruits proviennent des vignobles de notre domaine. En savoir plus sur nos vignobles. Comme tous ceux qui ont conduit entre Napa et Sonoma peuvent vous le dire, le château du Domaine Carneros est un magnifique point de repère régional. Rejoignez-nous pour un service à table sur la terrasse ou dans le salon et savourez l'esprit de la région viticole du nord de la Californie. En savoir plus sur le château ou planifier votre visite.

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Vins Etudes

LA DÉGUSTATION DU COLLECTIONNEUR Rejoignez-nous pour cette expérience qui comprend un vol de nos vins rouges emblématiques, y compris nos pinots noirs à vignoble unique, d'élégants cabernet sauvignons et une sélection spéciale de la bibliothèque. Cette expérience est hébergée dans notre salle de dégustation ou notre patio, si le temps le permet, où notre Gravel Patch est entouré d'un magnifique jardin de roses et d'agapanthes et se trouve à proximité de nos topiaires d'ours et de cerfs. Réservations à l'avance disponibles, mais pas obligatoires. Réservations requises pour les groupes de 6 ou plus.

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Domaine viticole de l'étalon noir

Pour faire un grand vin, un vigneron doit avoir une connaissance approfondie de chaque lot de jus fraîchement pressé. Chez Black Stallion, la recherche de grandeur passe par des bottes à la vigne, un contrôle de la croissance de la vigne et du développement du raisin tout au long de l'année. Cela signifie goûter des raisins plutôt que de regarder des rapports de laboratoire pour déterminer le moment idéal pour cueillir. Cela signifie récolter et trier les fruits à la main. La petite échelle de Black Stallion Winery signifie que chaque lot de raisins qui arrive à la récolte est traité individuellement et reçoit une éducation unique pour faire ressortir tout son potentiel d'excellence.

Excursion œnologique privée de 4 heures dans la Napa Valley au départ de San Francisco, en Californie, jusqu'à 4 passagers

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