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Introducing: 'Sonoma Valley Reserve' Winery Tours
A new tour opens up Sonoma Valley's "hidden gems" to wine aficionados.
Sonoma Valley Reserve, a new winery tour set for May 14 and 15, encourages participants discover "hidden gems" of the Sonoma Valley through a behind-the-scenes view of wine production.
The tours - which include transportation, a picnic lunch made by Sage Catering and admission to a special marketplace of hard-to-find "reserve" bottles - focus on four off-the-beaten track wineries.
There are over 25 different themed tour options, including:
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All Access Tour: The Sonoma Valley insiders experience features "exclusive" destinations, which are usually open by appointment only, including Loxton Cellars, GlenLyon Vineyards & Winery
Family Winery Tour: Meet the family-owned wineries behind the Sonoma Valley wine-making style, including Larson Family Winery, Mulas Family Vineyards and Robledo Family Winery.
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Sustainable Farming and Winemaking Tour: Tour the winegrowers who are using traditional farming and harvesting methods for organic results. Tours include Bartholomew Park Winery, Canihan Family Vineyards and Kaz Vineyard & Winery.
The tours are sponsored by Robobank in partnership with the Sonoma Valley Vintners and Growers Alliance.
One-day pass, $85, two-day pass, $135. Shuttle service between San Francisco and Mill Valley, $30.
Purchase tickets online or call 707-935-0803.
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