Napa Valley Wineries

After passed Golden Gate Bridge, we headed for up north to Napa Valley Wineries.

It took 2-3 hours drive from SF, not that far, It's a amazing drive that you can see California's farming area, the view reminds me of my hometown, especially when there is no houses.

There are so many wineries in Napa Valley, what you should do is that stop by the visitor center to get the map and pick up which wineries you would like to go, also ladies at visitor center tell you lots of histories about each wineries. We enjoyed talking with the old lady there.

We picked up one of the oldest wineries "BERINGER"and most popluar one "V.SATTUI", Both are beautiful places, You pay $5-10 first and you can keep tasting any kind of wine until you get drunk.

Most of wines are you can only buy in each wineries, they don't even transport to Arizona, cz of the climate.

He got 16 bottles of wine and many cheeses.

We left around 4-5pm Friday to go home finally, stopped at Bakersfield and went to HOOTERS bar to check CA hooters girl and stayed hotel to rest, and arrived home around 6pm on Saturday.

It was amazing SF and Napa Valley trip! Thanks A!!