Napa Valley Wine Region: A Full Body Experience

The drive through Napa is gorgeous! You can see grape trees growing for miles as you pass vineyard after vineyard along Highway 121 and feast your eyes as everywhere you look, there are unbelievable views.

You will find an endless supply of wine and wine tasting experiences here. There are hundreds of wineries to choose from, and who doesn’t love the sound of an endless supply of wine?

Each winery has its own style and architecture. Aside from wine tasting, you can find a delightful plethora of tours where you can explore these exquisite vineyards and learn how American wine is made.

You can shop until you drop! Some vineyards sell their wines exclusively at the wineries themselves so you’d be able to buy wines that cannot be found anywhere else and impress your friends at the next dinner party. You can buy original olive oils, vinegars, spices, and sometimes body products such as lotions and soaps that are freshly produced on site as well.

There is some amazingly delicious cuisine in Napa. The dining experiences include anything from sandwiches to seafood, all of course paired with the perfect wine and lots of it!

It is possible to take a nice trip to California all year round. The weather does get a bit chilly throughout the winter months, as expected, but it is still always beautiful and sunny. Don’t let me put you off going in the winter, as it’s special in its own way, equally as beautiful and during the colder months, you won’t have to deal with anywhere near as large of a crowd. If you want to see the vineyards in their full glory, it’s best to visit during the summer because you’ll have the opportunity to see the grape trees producing.

Food Blogs UK wishes to thank Amanda Pedrianes for the great new article she has provided. Amanda is a resident guest-blogger here at Food Blogs UK, regularly writing about her favourite things, recipes and experiences on her own blog. Read about her Infamous American Grilled Cheese Sandwich Recipe here or go to her blog 14 weeks of summer.

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Co-Founder and Blogger at FoodBlogs.co.uk Alan likes nothing better than a hot home cooked dinner! You can find him whizzing downhill on his mountain bike or listening to music on his Ipod. View all posts by Food Blogs