What Makes Each Napa Valley Winery Experience Different
It’s easy to think Napa Valley wineries are variations on the same experience—until you spend a day visiting a few smaller ones. That’s when the personalities really start to show. It Is About the People, Not Just the Pour In Napa and across Sonoma Wine Country, Platypus Wine Tours specializes in smaller, family-owned hidden gems. At one winery you might meet the winemaker; at another, a family member may tell you how the whole thing got started. You might taste in a cellar, beside the vines, or overlooking the valley. The wines are different, but so are the people, places, and stories behind them. Visiting three in a day lets you experience that contrast. Between Stops, You Start to Notice the Differences As the day unfolds, your guide adds some local perspective, answers questions, and helps connect a few of the dots between what you’re seeing and tasting. One winery might be a hands-on, small-production operation while another has generations of family history behind it. You don’t...