sonoma valley
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sonoma valley印象
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This a lovely easy trip from San Francisco and we spent three nights at the Fairmont Sonoma. Great feel to the town and the rolling hills are covered in vines.
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The overall environment is a relaxing experience, visiting the wineries and experience wine tasting is a great break from the fast pacing everyday life..
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I am a local (20 minutes away) and don't visit the area all that often since I'm not a huge wine drinker. But was here recently and I forgot how nice and quaint/lovely it is in the Sonoma Square area. Cute little inns, nice stores and restaurants (Girl and The Fig was awesome). There are fewer wineries than in Napa Valley, but I think it's nicer because it's not as crowded or not as much foodie/winery snobbery. More relaxed and casual. Train Town is fun for little kids (although my teens still like going there). Some state parks in the area. It you are in San Francisco, it's closer to get to than Napa Valley. Check it out for a day trip. Sonoma Mission is good to visit if you are a history buff.
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Napa is the next valley over but you may never leave Sonoma. The vineyards and restaurants and spas are second to none.
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ideal for a day trip with the family. we enjoyed the views, the walks, the area. worth the visit, and also good for wine tasting. kids had fun playing around in the open air.
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We visited a few of the businesses around the square. We bought fudge from one store, chocolate from another one. We ate a delicious meal at the Red Grape. It was a delightful day spent in Sonoma.
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Beautiful countryside and lots and lots of wineries. Very nice place to visit. Lots to do. Recommend to couples and great for girls trip
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If you only have time for one wine region make it Sonoma. It's not as busy or business like as Napa. People have time to talk with you. The wine is great and there are hundreds of choices. The country side is beautiful. The hotels are nice. The restaurants are delicious.Highway 12 between Sonoma and Santa Rosa has some great wineries. Also consider going north to Healdsburg, where there are the best Zinfandels.
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Endless fields of grape vines, numerous wineries, restaurants and hotels just fill the landscape. Certainly a destination not to miss if in Northern California. A car is the best way to get around but there are many tours from San Francisco and other cities that take you to the best locations to visit.
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We drove among several wineries and had lunch in downtown Sonoma...the variety and beauty of the landscapes was stunning.