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based on 7 reviews of Napa and Sonoma Wine Tour from San Francisco
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It was a rainy day, but I still loved it. Our tour guide was a right chatterbox with lots of useful tit bits of information. The wineries were a great selection. Being a Monday and a little rainy meant that we never had to queue or wait for our tasting, which was definitely a plus. Viator's markup over booking the tour was a bit steep, so it might be worth booking direct.
Reviewed by: Kirsten B, Australia, November 2008
Perfect way to see Napa and Sonoma. There were only nine people total on tour--worth the extra money. Plus, they pick you up at your hotel.
Reviewed by: Mary Beth B, United States of America, September 2008
We could not of had a better driver if we had hand picked him. Our small group was a lot of fun, the wineries were great except one wasn't so neat, the guy who ran it didn't seem to care if we were there or not. But the rest of the day was great.
Reviewed by: Suzanne S B, United States of America, September 2008
Great tour. Hassle free. Friendly, knowledgeable and informative driver/guide. The restricted number of participants made the tour so much more enjoyable, being able to talk to the wine makers and taste their wares at leisure.
Reviewed by: John W, Australia, March 2008
My husband and I absolutely loved this tour. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and humorous as well. He offered us different choices on how we wanted to spend the day. I would definitely recommend this tour.
Reviewed by: Nicole B, United States of America, October 2007
The tour is totally worth it.
Reviewed by: Raul S, Venezuela, June 2008
It rained the entire day, which was OK. Our driver was a little scary and the van crowded. I didn't even get to sit next to my husband and it was our anniversary. The wineries were not the popular ones but beautiful. You did get to see the valley, and that was nice.
Reviewed by: Weslie T, United States of America, May 2009
