blake@3d.dec.com (Mike Blake DTN 296-6623 LMO4/H4) (07/16/86)
I'll be traveling to San Francisco near the end of August and will have 1 day to tour wine country. Does anyone know of "must see" or "don't bother" tours. Also, any recommendations about eating establishments would be appreciated. Thanks ahead, Mike Blake
ark@alice.UucP (Andrew Koenig) (07/17/86)
Must see: Domaine Chandon Robert Mondavi Must eat at: Domaine Chandon Expect to spend both time and money. Two of us dropped $85 for lunch and felt we had gotten a bargain. Trust me.
kevins@dartvax.UUCP (Kevin M. Schofield) (07/18/86)
Must sees: Domaine Chandon Beringer Robert Mondavi (not as wonderful as the other two, but still nice) Good eating places: A. Expensive: Domaine Chandon Miramonte (my personal favorite!!!!!!!! truly excellent) B. Inexpensive: (also not very formal) Bosco's Guigni's Deli By the way, this is expert's advice: I LIVE in the wine country. -Kevin -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "There may be no heaven, but somewhere there is a San Francisco." Kevin M. Schofield '88 email: {decvax,ihnp4} !dartvax!kevins kevins@dartmouth.EDU U.S. Mail: College: H.B. 2908, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH 03755 Real World: 1851 Vallejo Street, St.Helena, CA 94574 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
bae@wg3b20.UUCP (Brian Ehrmantraut) (07/18/86)
> Must see: > > Domaine Chandon > Robert Mondavi > also: Simi If you want to see a modern, hi-tech, designed from the ground-up, excellent winery, this is the place for you. The tour is definitely worth the trip. -- Brian A. Ehrmantraut Ad Maioram Gloriam Hasturi! UUCP: {amdahl, pesnta, pyrcorp, styx, fisher} !wg3b20!bae BELL: work:(415) 962-7192 home:(415) 747-0820 USnail: p.o. box 476, La Honda, Ca, 94020
george@rebel.UUCP (George M. Sipe) (07/19/86)
In article <4192@decwrl.DEC.COM> blake@3d.dec.com writes: >I'll be traveling to San Francisco near the end of August and will have 1 day >to tour wine country. Does anyone know of "must see" or "don't bother" tours. >Also, any recommendations about eating establishments would be appreciated. > > Thanks ahead, > Mike Blake Tour: Robert Mondavi Beringer Eat: St. George's (between both) All three are relatively close together and easily accessed. -- UUCP: ...ihnp4!akgua!rebel!george ...{hplabs,seismo}!gatech!rebel!george Phone: (404) 662-1533 Snail: Tolerant Systems, 6961 Peachtree Industrial, Norcross, GA 30071
ahv@masscomp.UUCP (Tony Verhulst) (07/21/86)
> Simi > If you want to see a modern, hi-tech, designed from the > ground-up, excellent winery, this is the place for you. > The tour is definitely worth the trip. > Low tech informal friendly tours may be had at Sebastiani.
jca@drutx.UUCP (ArnsonJC) (07/21/86)
For a wonderful view of the north end of Napa Valley - Sterling You pay a modest fee to take a tram up to the winery. -- jill c. arnson (ulysses/ihnp4)!drutx!jca AT&T ISL, Denver (303)538-4800 "Excuse me,... My name's Enid Kapelsen, I'm from Boston. Tell me, do you fly a lot?"