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Enjoyed the stop in Sonoma on the Muir Woods & Wine Country tour but it was too short. LOVED Muir Woods and the Golden Gate Bridge stop. Of course we had a perfect day with
gorgeous weather that really made photo’s worth taking.

-- Michael C., Mineral Wells, TX, Sep 2007
Wine Country & Redwoods Van Tour

Wine Country History and Information

Winter in Northern California’s Wine Country

Winter is a period of little activity in the vineyards of the California wine country.

Once fall winds have shaken the last of the foliage, the naked vines lie dormant in the California Wine Country’s cool winter months as heavy rains saturate the Sonoma and Napa soil and seep deep into the water table.

View of the wine country during the winter months. Some California wine country vineyard managers plant cover crops between the vines such as mustard to replenish the soil and prevent erosion. Pruning, done by hand, takes place throughout the winter months.

Winter can be a quiet time at most California wineries, making it ideal for more in-depth, intimate California wine tasting tours.

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Tour prices do not include meals, lodging, or park entrance fees unless otherwise noted. We are not responsible for loss or damage of personal property on tours. We are not responsible for delays due to accidents, breakdowns, or adverse traffic and weather conditions on tours. We reserve the right to modify stops, vehicle, visits or activities based on weather conditions, group needs or conditions out of our control. We reserve the right to use other operators and/or subcontractors to operate all and any tours advertised. Trips require a minimum number of participants to avoid cancellation. Cancellations or changes must be made 72 hrs before trip departure to get partial refund. Cancellations and changes are subject to a 10% or $25 fee, whichever is greater.