Wine Country’s Sublime Delights, Delivered

First things first: It's time to visit some wineries. With as many wineries as there are in the area, you can easily fill a whole week's worth of touring and tasting. From the large commercial wineries to the family-owned winegrowers, no itinerary will be the same as you cross the valleys of vineyards that span Sonoma and Napa.

So, what are the differences? While both are beautiful - and equally remarkable - each region offers subtle differences in activities and winery touring. Sonoma's quaint towns, Armstrong Redwoods State Park, and boutique wineries are sure to please. Napa's "barrel tasting" tours, cave tours and upscale restaurants are quintessential to the area. Nonetheless, both Sonoma and Napa are purely California and comprise a kaleidoscope of enchantment.

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The Willow Stream Spa. With more than 40,000 square feet of spa space, the Willow Stream Spa at the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn is like no other. Built on a natural artesian spring, the spa is best known for its signature, self-guided Bathing Ritual.

Sonoma Golf Club. Historic golf roots and rich with tradition, the historic Sonoma Golf Club represents a cornerstone in the development and success of Sonoma Valley.

Glen Ellen. Former hometown of famed writer, Jack London, the charming and historic town of Glen Ellen is home to some renowned wineries, including B.R. Cohn Winery, Benziger Family Winery‎, and Mayo Family Winery‎‎. Less…