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Napa · Sonoma · Livermore Wine Country Tours
The point of a chauffeured wine tour is that nobody in your group has to count their pours. Everything else is logistics, and we do that part.
Three or four wineries, not six
The most common mistake is booking too many. A tasting appointment runs 60 to 90 minutes, estates are 15 to 25 minutes apart, and lunch is not optional. Three appointments with a proper lunch is a good day; four is a full one. We will say so when you book.
Appointments coordinated, not just driven to
Most Napa estates are appointment-only and several require a member or trade introduction. Tell us the style you like and your budget per tasting and we will suggest a route that flows geographically — north to south down the valley, rather than criss-crossing it.
Napa, Sonoma or Livermore
Napa for the marquee names and the polished tasting rooms. Sonoma for a slower day, better value and the Russian River pinot. Livermore if you want a wine day without the drive — it is forty minutes from San Ramon and genuinely good. We run all three.
Door-to-door, with your case in the back
We collect from your home, office or hotel and return you there. Cases bought along the way go in the hold, chilled where it matters, and come into your kitchen at the end — which is the other thing rideshare cannot do.
Wine Country Tours — good to know
Eight to ten hours door-to-door from the Bay Area, covering three or four wineries with lunch. Livermore days run shorter at six to seven hours.
Yes. Tell us your preferences and budget and we will propose a route and secure the appointments. Tasting fees are paid directly to each estate.
Food, absolutely — and we recommend it. Open containers of alcohol in the passenger cabin are prohibited by California law in sedans and SUVs; our limousines and Sprinters are licensed differently and permit it.