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Wineries and Festivals on Sonoma Wine Tour
Article by Anna Radie
In the north of San Francisco, lies the birthplace of California’s wine industry; the beautiful Sonoma Valley where the rolling vineyards, breathtaking scenery, quaint farms and historic towns give the feeling of heaven on earth.
The tour of wineries and vineyards
The Mediterranean climate and rich agricultural soil make Sonoma Valley one of the foremost producers of world renowned wines. On your Sonoma wine tour, you can not only taste wines at sophisticated wineries, but also can take the tour of the vineyards, have a picnic and learn the process of winemaking from the experts themselves. Some of the popular wineries of the region are
1. Cline Cellars
2. Benziger Family Winery
3. Audelssa Estates
4. Arrowood winery
5. Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards
6. B.R. Cohn Winery
7. Inman Family Wines
8. Sebastiani Vineyards
9. Eric Ross Winery
10. Gallo Family Vineyards
11. Blackstone Winery and many others.
Some of the most popular red and white wines in the Sonoma Valley are Merlot, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Meritage, Riesling, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, White Zinfandel and lots more. You can try all these amazing wines at different wineries. In fact you can add sparkle to your Sonoma wine tour by traveling to the beautiful place in a hired limousine and enjoy its ethereal beauty on the way from San Francisco to Sonoma Valley. Considering that all these wineries are located quite a distance away from each other, hiring a limo makes even more sense.
The charm of Sonoma valley is not restricted to vineyards only. You can make your Sonoma tour even more exciting by attending some great festivals which are:
Sonoma International Film Festival
If you plan to come on a Sonoma tour in April, make sure to attend this widely acclaimed festival organized in Sonoma’s historic town plaza. You can watch great movies and enjoy delicious food and wine which is served before each screening. Not just that, you can even get to rub shoulders with filmmakers, movie stars and renowned chefs.
Sonoma Jazz + Festival
This festival is a four day celebration of great music, food and wine in the picturesque Sonoma Valley. The festival is not restricted to jazz only but offers a super combination of word class food prepared by local chefs, soul stirring music by world-class performers and amazing wines brought from the Sonoma wineries.
Sonoma Valley Olive Festival
It is a grand celebration of everything about olives. If you happen to be on Sonoma tour between December and February, do attend this festival which lights up the whole of the Sonoma Valley with three months long party. At the festival you can enjoy relaxing olive oil massages, feast on lip-smacking olive based delicacies prepared by skilled chefs along with live music, art exhibitions, and many other activities.
Since the venues of these festivals and all the wineries and vineyards are scattered around the Sonoma Valley, it makes sense to book a chauffeur driven limousine so that you can travel to all these places with ease. You can easily hire a limo from a professional San Francisco limo service provider and travel to this beautiful valley without bothering about any parking or traffic jam concerns.
About the Author
Anna Radie is a travel journalist whose write-ups mainly focus on luxury and high living. She has contributed several articles guiding on Sonoma wine tours and on San Francisco limo services and Silicon Valley limo services
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