As we enter the dog days of summer and holidays draw closer, a corporate retreat may be in the cards for your team. Bike tours, balloon rides, cooking classes, tastings, and much more should all be on your list for an extraordinary work trip in Wine Country.
Our deep-dive descriptions and definitive infographics are here to help you pick the perfect Wine Train ticket.
Pairing the dynamic duo of acclaimed musicians and world-class wine, the Napa Valley Wine Train has introduced the inaugural Rock the Rails concert series here in Napa Valley.
There’s a youth quake happening in the Napa Valley region that is morphing it into a hip, must-visit destination for folks of all ages. And the Wine Train is on board, growing their already decadent journeys lunch and dinner trips into full-fledged experiences.
Tucked away at the north end of Napa Valley, just outside of Sonoma County, you’ll find the tranquil and relaxing town of Calistoga. Known for mud baths and mineral water, Calistoga is also home to an impressive collection of wineries.
You can learn a lot about St. Helena’s wineries in the town’s numerous drop-in tasting rooms, but many also offer tours or fun and educational experiences that will deepen your appreciation of their wines—and of wine in general.
Hardly 5,000 people live in Calistoga, but there’s no shortage of unique experiences or wineries concentrated in the tiny Old West town that acts as Napa Valley’s picturesque point of entry from the north.
Just 11 miles south of downtown Napa, American Canyon itself is quickly becoming a wine destination, with its tasting rooms in the Crusher Wine District and vineyards just outside of town. Tasting rooms include sleek, contemporary bars and French-inspired chateaus that provide tasting experience that are just starting to hit the radar.
The quaint town of St. Helena is known for the wonderful wineries, fabulous restaurants, and darling shops along picturesque Main Street, and you’ll soon discover that there are a great many interesting things to do beyond the usual winery and restaurant visits. Venture off the beaten path with our list of fun activities to enjoy during your stay in St. Helena.
Dusty and earthy aren’t common words used to describe wine, but the Rutherford wines located in northern Napa Valley are the exception. The area’s rich red wines are known for their elegant and full bodied flavors such as black-currant, cedar, cassis, black licorice, spice box, and cherry which have made the Cabernet Sauvignon famous. If you’re traveling to this premiere grape growing area, we’ve compiled a list of wineries you should definitely check out.
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