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Once you arrive and start seeing the vineyeards, you are there! Spring time would be the best time of year to see this area, it is still chilly during the day but sunny enough to still enjoy walking tours of any of Napa's wonderful vineyards. Wine tasting is a must try and tours will help educate anyone from white to red, blush to blanc. Great to do in groups or along with your best mate. If you have the time, drive up to Calistoga, only a few miles away and enjoy fabulous Hot more...

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Food and Restaurants \| Wine Napa Go ahead, be gluttonous by andybabb from CA Great vacation of hitting 2-3 wineries in the day, pool-time in the afternoon and then pure gluttony at night. Very relaxing and fun. Favorite Attractions: Duckhorn,... More
Wine Napa Do the wine tour by marialopes from FL Napa Valley is absolutely beautiful. I would recommend staying in St. Helena and doing the wine tour of the Sterling Winery. Favorite Attractions: Sterling Winery More
Food and Restaurants \| Wine Napa Wine Touring Vacation by creatures from CA I live and work in Napa and chose to remain at home for my vacation this year. This is what I did today. I got up early to wine taste as the palate is the freshest in the morning.... More
Walks \| Wine Napa Wine Country by mels041 from FL 2 cheers Once you arrive and start seeing the vineyeards, you are there! Spring time would be the best time of year to see this area, it is still chilly during the day but sunny enough to... More
Food and Restaurants Napa Mustards Restaurant by twbiri from RI Great meal in a cozy atmostphere. The service was excellent. Wonderful menu selections. Favorite Restaurants: Mustards, Etoile More

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