Why its OK to Wine in Napa Valley

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July 23, 2009

In Napa Valley, there is an Amazing tour that combines train travel, gourmet food, deluxe service, and of course world class wines. The Napa Valley Wine Train offers the Ambassador Wine Tour to those that want the best. Here is what they have to say about the tour:

The Ambassador Winery Tour is more than simply a tour of two of the Napa Valley’s most famous wineries, it is a tour of almost the whole Napa Valley. Begin your experience in the Wine Train Station, where our “Wine Educator” speaks about wine tasting and the Napa Valley while you participate by tasting some of our favorites and asking questions. Board the train as soon as it arrives at the station, where you will be served a freshly prepared lunch from our on board kitchen. Marvel at the beautiful western side of the Napa Valley through the expansive picture windows of our dining car, then move to one of our restored 1915 Pullman lounge cars for dessert, coffee and cocktails. Then transfer to a luxury motorcoach provided by Beau Wine Tours and head for Raymond Vineyards winery.

Located in the very heart of the Napa Valley’s wine growing region, but still off the beaten path, Raymond Vineyards has been a family operated winery for 35 years. Explore Raymond’s wine making facilities and taste wine directly from the barrel. The Raymond Vineyards visit will conclude with a tasting of select Raymond Reserve and Small Lot series red and white wines.

Boarding the motorcoach once more, the tour travels along the Silverado Trail, on the east side of the Napa Valley, to ZD Wines. ZD is an organic, solar powered, family operated winery. Stop in the cellar and view what’s fermenting, or a look at the next step in the wine making process. Finally sit down, overlook the valley and finish with a spectacular tasting of current releases pared with a nuts, fruits, and a cheese.

A leisurely half hour ride south on the rest of the scenic Silverado Trail takes guests back to the Wine Train Station.

All of our winery tours require moderate stair climbing and standing for extended periods. We encourage guests who may have difficulty performing these two activities to consider our regular Lunch Packages.

This amazing tour starts at $184 and can be booked online:

Comments

  • The climatic conditions are good here for the cultivation of grapes. Good quality grapes grow here and that's why there good wine is produced. This place is also very good for traveling also.
  • I love wine...I hate beer. I would love to visit this place and see for myself how wine is made. Thanks for posting.
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