How to Make the Most of California Wine Country

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Rachel Kantrowitz

  • California

  • Food & Wine

  • Luxury Travel

  • Couples Travel

  • Napa Valley

  • Countryside

  • Vineyard

  • Outdoors

Vineyard in California with mountains at a distance.
Curator’s statement

Napa and Sonoma are truly magical. Between the food, the people, the scenery and of course the wine, it's the perfect destination to unwind. You can sit and look out over the vistas with a glass of King Cab or you can take an insiders tour of the winery, learning from the winemaker himself. California Wine Country is a true gem, no matter when you go.

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Where to stay California Wine Country

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Things to do California Wine Country

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Chill vibes and tastings

Frog's Leap in Napa, Cliff Lede in Yountville and WALT Wines in Healdsburg.

Classic Napa Valley spots

Chateau Montelena in Calistoga, Silver Oak in Oakville and Alpha Omega in St. Helena.

A Day in Healdsburg

Flowers Winery, Jordan Winery and Gary Farrell Winery.

Places to eat & drink California Wine Country

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Oakville Grocery: Breakfast and Lunch.

Bouchon Bakery: Thomas Keller's bakery for breakfast.

Gott's Roadside: Post-winery lunch.

The Charter Oak: Farm-to-table dinner.

Bouchon: Traditional French bistro dinner.

Oenotri: Italian dinner in Downtown Napa.

CADET Wine Bar: Drinks.

Bounty Hunter: BBQ in Downtown Napa.

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This guide is part of our ongoing series on travel to Napa Valley.