Fly into San Francisco for a wine-centric experience blending culture, cuisine and tasting rooms
By: Julie Arnan, Danielle Centoni and Jess Thomson
Sip, savor and stay at the best wine country resorts our region has to offer
By: Julie Arnan
On the north side of town, a winemaker’s recently opened resort ups the luxe factor for Washington’s original wine-tasting destination
By: Danielle Centoni
Discounts on wine, special bottles, exclusive access to parties and events—clearly it pays to be a wine club member. But some wineries in Oregon and Washington are sweetening the deal even more, offering either discounts or members-only access to their on-site lodging so you can stay right where you sip
By: Danielle Centoni
The rolling hills of Oregon’s expansive northern Willamette wine region are an inviting green oasis, with six distinct AVAs producing some of the world’s best Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Plan your tasting-room itinerary from the comfort of a new hotel
By: Jess Thomson
Find Canada’s finest wines— and much more—at an urban resort just across the border
By: Jess Thomson
Leavenworth, the state’s self-proclaimed “Bavarian village,” has gained another attraction. Alongside the wineries (now numbering 40-plus) that have been popping up in and around town for well more than a decade, a new resort is beckoning health-conscious tourists in search of some serious pampering
By: Jess Thomson
The state’s most convenient wine-tasting region has long attracted day-trippers, who can sip samples from 115 producers. But the upscale accommodations in the heart of this nearby destination make it a coveted, and quick, weekend getaway
