One car, one driver, your schedule. We meet you at SFO, your hotel or your front door, drive you to the tasting rooms, and wait while you taste.
Typical drive from SFO to each stop, direct, in light traffic.
Napa Valley and Sonoma County are the routes we drive every day. The two are about 30 minutes apart, so one day can cover both.
Thirty miles from downtown Napa to Calistoga, five towns, and two roads that run the length of it. We drive it every day, from the airport, the city or your hotel in the valley.
More than twice the size of Napa, with the wineries spread across half a dozen valleys and a coast. The distances are the whole reason to have a driver here, and we cover all of it from the city, the airports or your hotel.
The car and driver stay with you from the first tasting to the last. Leave your bags and your bottles in the car between stops.
From SFO, Oakland, San Jose, Sacramento or Santa Rosa to any hotel in either valley, and back when the trip is over.
A long tasting menu in Yountville or Healdsburg, the wine pairing included, and a driver outside when the last course is cleared.
A 9-seat Sprinter so the whole party arrives together, or several cars timed to the same gate for a wedding weekend.
The transfers we are asked for most. Every town has its own page with the full table, and every ride is priced before you book.
Typical times in light traffic. Friday afternoons and harvest weekends run longer.
Book any of these four online. For a bigger group, ask us.
Napa and Sonoma are home. The directory covers 50 more regions across 22 states, with the airport to fly into and how we can get you there.
California, Pacific Northwest, Southwest and Rockies, Midwest and Great Lakes, Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and South
Yes. Yountville is a town in the middle of Napa Valley, about nine miles north of downtown Napa on Highway 29. It has its own appellation and is home to The French Laundry and Domaine Chandon. We drive there like any other stop on the Napa line.
Napa is compact, so you spend less of the day in the car and more of it at famous Cabernet estates. Sonoma is larger and more varied, with longer drives between stops. With one day, pick one. With two, do both.
Three, with lunch. Most tastings are seated, by appointment, and run 60 to 90 minutes, so a fourth usually means rushing one of them.
Bring your own list or ask us for one. Most wineries take reservations online, and we are glad to suggest an order that keeps the driving short.
Yes, from SFO, Oakland, San Jose, Sacramento and Santa Rosa. Give us the flight number and the driver follows it, so a delay never costs you the car.
Yes. From the Bay Area we drive to Livermore, the Santa Cruz Mountains, Lodi, Mendocino, Carmel Valley and Paso Robles on request. See the full list for regions in other states.