SonomaCounty.com @SonomaCounty T h E M a K e R: L l O y D D a V i S 6 B e A u T i F u L S o N o M a C o U n T y W i N e C a S t L e S T a S t I n G R o O m T i P s No doubt you’ll be visiting a tasting room or three while you’re in Sonoma County. Here are some helpful tips. AVE FUN GUESTS SHOULD BE 21 OR OLDER Guests must be 21 to taste wine. If you’ll be bringing children or teens along, check with the wineries you’ll be visiting about any activities available for under-aged guests. USE YOUR TASTING FEE Many wineries charge for tastings and tours, then waive the fees with a purchase. Each one is different; when in doubt, ask. PRACTICE SAFETY FIRST Think ahead about how you will travel between your tasting experiences. Pick a group of wineries or tasting rooms within walking distance of each other or that center around a plaza. If the wineries you will be visiting are further away from each other, consider designating or hiring a driver. intimidated. Wine eally isn’t meant to ffy and serious – he experience and e it your own! BOOK A TOUR La Crema Winery SONOMA COUNTY TASTING PASS Interested in more than just wine? Check out the s. e to he With more than 425 wineries in Sonoma County, selecting which ones to visit can be overwhelming. Leave the selection to the experts by booking a tour that suits your style. Sonoma County Tasting Pass for special access to craft breweries, cideries and micro distilleries in addition to award-winning wineries.
Sonoma County Fall/Winter 2021-2022 Official Visitor Guide: Page 63
