Wine education in Napa? Help!?

Go to the Opus One tour, it is really good. While the wine is very expensive, and the tasting is expensive as well, the tour is very nicely done.

While I have not been there yet, I am planning on doing a tour/tasting at Frog's Leap in the next couple of months. This one was highly recommended by a friend.

Also, try Reverie Winery on Diamond Mountain, it has been a few year since I was on their tour, but it was good, but not as good as Opus.

Franciscan

Click on the Visit Franciscan tab and continue to seminars.

The Del Dotto tour is highly educational, if highly expensive and intoxicating....

The right tour at Beringer is also very educational....

If you throw him in a rental car and send him my way, I can do a combo vineyard/winery tour for him.

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Originally posted by Stefania Wine:
If you throw him in a rental car and send him my way, I can do a combo vineyard/winery tour for him.

I meant to visit you anyway and got set up at too many places. What's the latest we can get there on 2/4? I'm guessing it's an hour plus from Napa??? I might send him to you when I have classes on the 5th or 6th. And I'll also be giving him my credit card.

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I'm in the trade so price isn't an issue.

The 4th I'd have to arrive late anyway, after 4. The 5th and 6th I could do, just need to know time and I'll carve it out of my schedule. It's about 60 minutes from the city of Napa, if the Bay Bridge is clear. So at 8:30 in the morning, it's 3 hours