Afisha Life | Guided Electric Bike Wine Tour Through Sonoma County

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Amista Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Amista, roughly translated, means "making friends" in Spanish. We chose it for three reasons. First, our journey into wine has been all about friends. Our friends were with us when we made our first wine, said good-bye to our first vineyard and first set eyes on this beautiful property in Dry Creek Valley. They have always been here to cheer us on, help us through the challenges and celebrate wine country living. Second, we chose a Spanish name for our winery in honor of those who originally settled this area. In fact, our vineyard straddles the boundaries of two former land grants, Rancho Tzabaco and Rancho Sotoyome. And third, we chose it simply because it begins with an "A", putting it at the top of every list!"

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Quivira Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Quivira Vineyards is a leading producer of Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc and Rhône varieties, built upon intentional winegrowing and a thoughtful commitment to organic farming. Quivira was founded in 1981 by Holly and Henry Wendt, who were drawn to Dry Creek Valley’s unspoiled rural character and rich history of winegrape growing that is among the longest in California. In 2006, Pete and Terri Kight purchased Quivira from the Wendts."

3

Mounts Family Winery

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Mounts Family Winery takes pride in being a true family-owned and operated winery in the heart of beautiful Dry Creek Valley (Healdsburg, Sonoma County). With four generations and over 70 years of grape growing experience we feel it is important to showcase the terroir from our 140 acre estate. Our hope is that you will appreciate the wines we have nurtured from our estate vineyards, share them with friends and family, and take pleasure in every sip."

4

Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Visit our 100-acre estate nestled in the rolling hills of Dry Creek Valley. Discover our hand-crafted, small-production wines while experiencing our warm hospitality and serene views during your 90-minute seated tasting experience. The Spanish mission-style architecture of the estate offers a stunning vista for those visiting, and our Estate heritage is reflected in our guest experience."

5

Amista Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Amista, roughly translated, means "making friends" in Spanish. We chose it for three reasons. First, our journey into wine has been all about friends. Our friends were with us when we made our first wine, said good-bye to our first vineyard and first set eyes on this beautiful property in Dry Creek Valley. They have always been here to cheer us on, help us through the challenges and celebrate wine country living. Second, we chose a Spanish name for our winery in honor of those who originally settled this area. In fact, our vineyard straddles the boundaries of two former land grants, Rancho Tzabaco and Rancho Sotoyome. And third, we chose it simply because it begins with an "A", putting it at the top of every list!"

6

Quivira Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Quivira Vineyards is a leading producer of Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc and Rhône varieties, built upon intentional winegrowing and a thoughtful commitment to organic farming. Quivira was founded in 1981 by Holly and Henry Wendt, who were drawn to Dry Creek Valley’s unspoiled rural character and rich history of winegrape growing that is among the longest in California. In 2006, Pete and Terri Kight purchased Quivira from the Wendts."

7

Mounts Family Winery

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Mounts Family Winery takes pride in being a true family-owned and operated winery in the heart of beautiful Dry Creek Valley (Healdsburg, Sonoma County). With four generations and over 70 years of grape growing experience we feel it is important to showcase the terroir from our 140 acre estate. Our hope is that you will appreciate the wines we have nurtured from our estate vineyards, share them with friends and family, and take pleasure in every sip."

8

Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Visit our 100-acre estate nestled in the rolling hills of Dry Creek Valley. Discover our hand-crafted, small-production wines while experiencing our warm hospitality and serene views during your 90-minute seated tasting experience. The Spanish mission-style architecture of the estate offers a stunning vista for those visiting, and our Estate heritage is reflected in our guest experience."

9

Amista Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Amista, roughly translated, means "making friends" in Spanish. We chose it for three reasons. First, our journey into wine has been all about friends. Our friends were with us when we made our first wine, said good-bye to our first vineyard and first set eyes on this beautiful property in Dry Creek Valley. They have always been here to cheer us on, help us through the challenges and celebrate wine country living. Second, we chose a Spanish name for our winery in honor of those who originally settled this area. In fact, our vineyard straddles the boundaries of two former land grants, Rancho Tzabaco and Rancho Sotoyome. And third, we chose it simply because it begins with an "A", putting it at the top of every list!"

10

Quivira Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Quivira Vineyards is a leading producer of Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc and Rhône varieties, built upon intentional winegrowing and a thoughtful commitment to organic farming. Quivira was founded in 1981 by Holly and Henry Wendt, who were drawn to Dry Creek Valley’s unspoiled rural character and rich history of winegrape growing that is among the longest in California. In 2006, Pete and Terri Kight purchased Quivira from the Wendts."

11

Mounts Family Winery

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Mounts Family Winery takes pride in being a true family-owned and operated winery in the heart of beautiful Dry Creek Valley (Healdsburg, Sonoma County). With four generations and over 70 years of grape growing experience we feel it is important to showcase the terroir from our 140 acre estate. Our hope is that you will appreciate the wines we have nurtured from our estate vineyards, share them with friends and family, and take pleasure in every sip."

12

Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Visit our 100-acre estate nestled in the rolling hills of Dry Creek Valley. Discover our hand-crafted, small-production wines while experiencing our warm hospitality and serene views during your 90-minute seated tasting experience. The Spanish mission-style architecture of the estate offers a stunning vista for those visiting, and our Estate heritage is reflected in our guest experience."

13

Amista Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Amista, roughly translated, means "making friends" in Spanish. We chose it for three reasons. First, our journey into wine has been all about friends. Our friends were with us when we made our first wine, said good-bye to our first vineyard and first set eyes on this beautiful property in Dry Creek Valley. They have always been here to cheer us on, help us through the challenges and celebrate wine country living. Second, we chose a Spanish name for our winery in honor of those who originally settled this area. In fact, our vineyard straddles the boundaries of two former land grants, Rancho Tzabaco and Rancho Sotoyome. And third, we chose it simply because it begins with an "A", putting it at the top of every list!"

14

Quivira Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Quivira Vineyards is a leading producer of Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc and Rhône varieties, built upon intentional winegrowing and a thoughtful commitment to organic farming. Quivira was founded in 1981 by Holly and Henry Wendt, who were drawn to Dry Creek Valley’s unspoiled rural character and rich history of winegrape growing that is among the longest in California. In 2006, Pete and Terri Kight purchased Quivira from the Wendts."

15

Mounts Family Winery

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Mounts Family Winery takes pride in being a true family-owned and operated winery in the heart of beautiful Dry Creek Valley (Healdsburg, Sonoma County). With four generations and over 70 years of grape growing experience we feel it is important to showcase the terroir from our 140 acre estate. Our hope is that you will appreciate the wines we have nurtured from our estate vineyards, share them with friends and family, and take pleasure in every sip."

16

Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Visit our 100-acre estate nestled in the rolling hills of Dry Creek Valley. Discover our hand-crafted, small-production wines while experiencing our warm hospitality and serene views during your 90-minute seated tasting experience. The Spanish mission-style architecture of the estate offers a stunning vista for those visiting, and our Estate heritage is reflected in our guest experience."

17

Amista Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Amista, roughly translated, means "making friends" in Spanish. We chose it for three reasons. First, our journey into wine has been all about friends. Our friends were with us when we made our first wine, said good-bye to our first vineyard and first set eyes on this beautiful property in Dry Creek Valley. They have always been here to cheer us on, help us through the challenges and celebrate wine country living. Second, we chose a Spanish name for our winery in honor of those who originally settled this area. In fact, our vineyard straddles the boundaries of two former land grants, Rancho Tzabaco and Rancho Sotoyome. And third, we chose it simply because it begins with an "A", putting it at the top of every list!"

18

Quivira Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Quivira Vineyards is a leading producer of Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc and Rhône varieties, built upon intentional winegrowing and a thoughtful commitment to organic farming. Quivira was founded in 1981 by Holly and Henry Wendt, who were drawn to Dry Creek Valley’s unspoiled rural character and rich history of winegrape growing that is among the longest in California. In 2006, Pete and Terri Kight purchased Quivira from the Wendts."

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Mounts Family Winery

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Mounts Family Winery takes pride in being a true family-owned and operated winery in the heart of beautiful Dry Creek Valley (Healdsburg, Sonoma County). With four generations and over 70 years of grape growing experience we feel it is important to showcase the terroir from our 140 acre estate. Our hope is that you will appreciate the wines we have nurtured from our estate vineyards, share them with friends and family, and take pleasure in every sip."

20

Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Visit our 100-acre estate nestled in the rolling hills of Dry Creek Valley. Discover our hand-crafted, small-production wines while experiencing our warm hospitality and serene views during your 90-minute seated tasting experience. The Spanish mission-style architecture of the estate offers a stunning vista for those visiting, and our Estate heritage is reflected in our guest experience."

21

Amista Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Amista, roughly translated, means "making friends" in Spanish. We chose it for three reasons. First, our journey into wine has been all about friends. Our friends were with us when we made our first wine, said good-bye to our first vineyard and first set eyes on this beautiful property in Dry Creek Valley. They have always been here to cheer us on, help us through the challenges and celebrate wine country living. Second, we chose a Spanish name for our winery in honor of those who originally settled this area. In fact, our vineyard straddles the boundaries of two former land grants, Rancho Tzabaco and Rancho Sotoyome. And third, we chose it simply because it begins with an "A", putting it at the top of every list!"

22

Quivira Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Quivira Vineyards is a leading producer of Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc and Rhône varieties, built upon intentional winegrowing and a thoughtful commitment to organic farming. Quivira was founded in 1981 by Holly and Henry Wendt, who were drawn to Dry Creek Valley’s unspoiled rural character and rich history of winegrape growing that is among the longest in California. In 2006, Pete and Terri Kight purchased Quivira from the Wendts."

23

Mounts Family Winery

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Mounts Family Winery takes pride in being a true family-owned and operated winery in the heart of beautiful Dry Creek Valley (Healdsburg, Sonoma County). With four generations and over 70 years of grape growing experience we feel it is important to showcase the terroir from our 140 acre estate. Our hope is that you will appreciate the wines we have nurtured from our estate vineyards, share them with friends and family, and take pleasure in every sip."

24

Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Visit our 100-acre estate nestled in the rolling hills of Dry Creek Valley. Discover our hand-crafted, small-production wines while experiencing our warm hospitality and serene views during your 90-minute seated tasting experience. The Spanish mission-style architecture of the estate offers a stunning vista for those visiting, and our Estate heritage is reflected in our guest experience."

25

Amista Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Amista, roughly translated, means "making friends" in Spanish. We chose it for three reasons. First, our journey into wine has been all about friends. Our friends were with us when we made our first wine, said good-bye to our first vineyard and first set eyes on this beautiful property in Dry Creek Valley. They have always been here to cheer us on, help us through the challenges and celebrate wine country living. Second, we chose a Spanish name for our winery in honor of those who originally settled this area. In fact, our vineyard straddles the boundaries of two former land grants, Rancho Tzabaco and Rancho Sotoyome. And third, we chose it simply because it begins with an "A", putting it at the top of every list!"

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Quivira Vineyards

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Quivira Vineyards is a leading producer of Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc and Rhône varieties, built upon intentional winegrowing and a thoughtful commitment to organic farming. Quivira was founded in 1981 by Holly and Henry Wendt, who were drawn to Dry Creek Valley’s unspoiled rural character and rich history of winegrape growing that is among the longest in California. In 2006, Pete and Terri Kight purchased Quivira from the Wendts."

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Mounts Family Winery

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Mounts Family Winery takes pride in being a true family-owned and operated winery in the heart of beautiful Dry Creek Valley (Healdsburg, Sonoma County). With four generations and over 70 years of grape growing experience we feel it is important to showcase the terroir from our 140 acre estate. Our hope is that you will appreciate the wines we have nurtured from our estate vineyards, share them with friends and family, and take pleasure in every sip."

28

Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate

Wine tasting stop. Tasting is optional. This tasting room is one potential stop we will make on our tour. If your heart is set on a specific location, please reach out and we will try our best to accommodate your request. From the Winery, "Visit our 100-acre estate nestled in the rolling hills of Dry Creek Valley. Discover our hand-crafted, small-production wines while experiencing our warm hospitality and serene views during your 90-minute seated tasting experience. The Spanish mission-style architecture of the estate offers a stunning vista for those visiting, and our Estate heritage is reflected in our guest experience."

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Healdsburg

Experience Healdsburg and Dry Creek Valley on a premium e-bike tour! Glide through vineyards, rolling hills, and quiet backroads as expert guides share Sonoma’s history, flavors, and hidden gems. Visit 2 to 3 wineries for curated tastings and a behind-the-scenes look at winemaking. Midway, enjoy a delicious vineyard picnic. With pedal-assist e-bikes, all skill levels can enjoy a smooth ride with an extra boost. What to Expect: Scenic Ride – 20–24 miles on quiet roads Two to Three Wineries – Tasting fees may apply Gourmet Picnic – Fresh, local ingredients Expert Guides – Deep knowledge of winemaking, vineyards, and Sonoma history ⏳ Tour Duration – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (6 hours) Whether you're a wine connoisseur or just seeking a fun way to explore, this e-bike tour blends adventure, relaxation, and incredible wine! Book your Bike Tour Sonoma experience today and sip, cycle, and savor wine country!

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Healdsburg

Experience Healdsburg and Dry Creek Valley on a premium e-bike tour! Glide through vineyards, rolling hills, and quiet backroads as expert guides share Sonoma’s history, flavors, and hidden gems. Visit 2 to 3 wineries for curated tastings and a behind-the-scenes look at winemaking. Midway, enjoy a delicious vineyard picnic. With pedal-assist e-bikes, all skill levels can enjoy a smooth ride with an extra boost. What to Expect: Scenic Ride – 20–24 miles on quiet roads Two to Three Wineries – Tasting fees may apply Gourmet Picnic – Fresh, local ingredients Expert Guides – Deep knowledge of winemaking, vineyards, and Sonoma history ⏳ Tour Duration – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (6 hours) Whether you're a wine connoisseur or just seeking a fun way to explore, this e-bike tour blends adventure, relaxation, and incredible wine! Book your Bike Tour Sonoma experience today and sip, cycle, and savor wine country!

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Healdsburg

Experience Healdsburg and Dry Creek Valley on a premium e-bike tour! Glide through vineyards, rolling hills, and quiet backroads as expert guides share Sonoma’s history, flavors, and hidden gems. Visit 2 to 3 wineries for curated tastings and a behind-the-scenes look at winemaking. Midway, enjoy a delicious vineyard picnic. With pedal-assist e-bikes, all skill levels can enjoy a smooth ride with an extra boost. What to Expect: Scenic Ride – 20–24 miles on quiet roads Two to Three Wineries – Tasting fees may apply Gourmet Picnic – Fresh, local ingredients Expert Guides – Deep knowledge of winemaking, vineyards, and Sonoma history ⏳ Tour Duration – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (6 hours) Whether you're a wine connoisseur or just seeking a fun way to explore, this e-bike tour blends adventure, relaxation, and incredible wine! Book your Bike Tour Sonoma experience today and sip, cycle, and savor wine country!

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Healdsburg

Experience Healdsburg and Dry Creek Valley on a premium e-bike tour! Glide through vineyards, rolling hills, and quiet backroads as expert guides share Sonoma’s history, flavors, and hidden gems. Visit 2 to 3 wineries for curated tastings and a behind-the-scenes look at winemaking. Midway, enjoy a delicious vineyard picnic. With pedal-assist e-bikes, all skill levels can enjoy a smooth ride with an extra boost. What to Expect: Scenic Ride – 20–24 miles on quiet roads Two to Three Wineries – Tasting fees may apply Gourmet Picnic – Fresh, local ingredients Expert Guides – Deep knowledge of winemaking, vineyards, and Sonoma history ⏳ Tour Duration – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (6 hours) Whether you're a wine connoisseur or just seeking a fun way to explore, this e-bike tour blends adventure, relaxation, and incredible wine! Book your Bike Tour Sonoma experience today and sip, cycle, and savor wine country!