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NAPA VALLEY
GUIDE
THE GIRl AND THE FIG
110 W Spain St Sonoma, CA 95476, USA
Have dinner with the Sonoma locals at the
Girl and Fig. Make sure you get a table under
the stars in their light-strained courtyard,
and start off the evening with a signature
fig-based cocktail, like the Fig Fashioned. Or,
bring home ingredients from their Fig Store
to make your own!
OAkVIllE GROCERY sTORE
7856 St Helena Hwy Oakville, CA 94558, USA
Pick up delicious locally sourced foods at the
oldest grocery store in California, known to
offer samples of basically everything in the
store. Their coffee mugs make great gifts!
CAlIsTOGA INN
1250 Lincoln Ave Calistoga, CA 94515, USA
Enjoy live jazz music, warm summer nights
and a micro-brewed Calistoga Red Ale at the
patio of Calistoga Inn.
sT. FRANCIs wINERY &
VINEYARDs
500 N Pythian Rd, Santa Rosa, CA
Are you part of a group looking to splurge?
Treat yourselves to a private tour and cellar
tasting, or even a private estate dinner. Royal
treatment has never been this cheap.
lAVENDER HIll sPA
1015 Foothill Blvd Calistoga, CA 94515, USA
Relax with a mud bath, a Native American
tradition the Calistogans loved and stole a
hundred years ago.
sUNFlOwER CAFé
421 1st St W Sonoma, CA 95476, USA
Start your day the best way possible with a
filling organic breakfast and an art exhibition
–all at once!
DOMAINE CARNEROs TATTINGER
1240 Duhig Rd Napa, CA 94559, USA
Crave something sparkly too? Of course you
do. Find out how Tattinger make their “Californian
Champagne” at this chateau-style
landmark.
(All wineries are open to public without appointment,
except Domaine Carneros.)
PAIR sOME CHEEsEs AND wINEs IN THE sUN
wHAT TO bRING
- long, floaty dresses for late night
outdoor dinners. Dress up bohemian
and chic!
- A hat for patio coffee breaks and
picnics in the sun.
- A mole-skin. Rate the wines as you
go, your memory might get blurry as
the glasses get plenty.
- sunglasses. You’ll be behind wheels
and outdoors most of the time.
bE sURE TO…
bring home edible memories! Grab
olive oils, parmesan spreads and
your favorite reds with you when you
leave, it’s the easiest way to re-live
your vacation.
Go your own way. The biggest wine
makers aren’t always the best ones,
especially not when it comes to service
and the overall experience. Let
enthusiastic family growers smitten
you with their love of grapes!
Drink plenty of water. You know why,
darling.
Do as the locals do. Eat where they
eat, they know what’s good. Hey, they
choose to stay here permanently!
Prioritize. You want to taste all and
try all, I know, but get to know a few
gems well rather than acquaint every
bottle. Pick your spots carefully and
let the wines take time.
THE AUTHOR HERsElF
IN HER TRUE
HAbITAT.
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