A weekend in California Wine Country is a must for any wine lover. Our Field Guide will take you to some of our favorite wineries in Napa and Sonoma — and also point you to some great places to eat between tastings. We’ve put together a five day itinerary that will take you to spots classic and new. In Napa, we’ll be stopping at a beloved bakery for buttery English muffins, heading to a classic French spot for lunch, and sampling some forward-thinking vegetable dishes and a delicious burger for dinner. On the Sonoma side, we’re talking a seasonal scramble to start the day, superb Mexican dishes for lunch, and a natural-wine focused restaurant that taps the best of the region for dinner. A tip: You may want to stay a few days each in Napa and Sonoma to cut down on time spent in the car while getting in plenty of winery visits — one to two a day is our sweet spot that leaves time for relaxing by the pool and plenty of excellent meals.
Our 54-page mobile-optimized dining guide includes more than three dozen vetted recommendations organized into a five-day eating and drinking itinerary.
Download a complimentary copy of this Field Guide by becoming a paid subscriber to the American Weekender newsletter! Find your discount code in this month’s Weekend Getaway issue.
A weekend in California Wine Country is a must for any wine lover. Our Field Guide will take you to some of our favorite wineries in Napa and Sonoma — and also point you to some great places to eat between tastings. We’ve put together a five day itinerary that will take you to spots classic and new. In Napa, we’ll be stopping at a beloved bakery for buttery English muffins, heading to a classic French spot for lunch, and sampling some forward-thinking vegetable dishes and a delicious burger for dinner. On the Sonoma side, we’re talking a seasonal scramble to start the day, superb Mexican dishes for lunch, and a natural-wine focused restaurant that taps the best of the region for dinner. A tip: You may want to stay a few days each in Napa and Sonoma to cut down on time spent in the car while getting in plenty of winery visits — one to two a day is our sweet spot that leaves time for relaxing by the pool and plenty of excellent meals.
Our 54-page mobile-optimized dining guide includes more than three dozen vetted recommendations organized into a five-day eating and drinking itinerary.
Download a complimentary copy of this Field Guide by becoming a paid subscriber to the American Weekender newsletter! Find your discount code in this month’s Weekend Getaway issue.
