Wine Asylum

RE: Napa is ok...

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mkuller

In Reply to: RE: Napa is ok... posted by jimbill on June 06, 2012 at 10:46:32

...I think Neyers and Storybook have tasting rooms.

Outpost is appointment.

Daroush has a tasting room and is an oppulent Persian design.

Taking your daughter winetasting for her birthday is like buying your wife a tablesaw for hers...

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it was her request. - jimbill 10:54:17 06/06/12 (4)
She loves wine too.
- You can do... - mkuller 10:30:17 06/10/12 (2)
  ...a day trip to Sonoma - only an hour or so away.
  
  Take your family to Calistoga for mud baths, says my wife.
  - RE: You can do... - jimbill 10:43:45 06/10/12 (1)
    We're driving up from Carmel. Would you suggest going into Sonoma first then driving over to Napa for the night and then doing the second day in Napa Valley or vise versa?
    
    We're spending two nights but I don't plan on doing much on the way out the third day.
    - Depends... - mkuller 12:31:26 06/10/12 (0)
      ...it's a 3 hour drive from Carmel to Napa.
      Another hour to Healdsburg.
      You could do Dry Creek first, then spend the rest of the time in Napa.
      After re-reading your OP, I realize you are only there two days and not a week.
      Maybe just enjoy Napa on this trip and try Sonoma next year.
      
      Edits: 06/10/12
- One more place... - mkuller 20:58:35 06/06/12 (0)
  ...you need to take her.
  - Book a tour. (Open in New Window)

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