Napa

Staying in downtown Napa affords walkability and fewer tasting fees, but there's also a producer renaissance happening here that makes downtown worth savoring.

From a Four Seasons resort with its own winery to a classic reborn.

Napa and Sonoma are ready for the winter season, offering new safe, socially distanced tastings—whether in person or from home.

While an opening date is uncertain, it will be a summer of private tasting cabanas and pre-pours. 

With its towering redwoods, golden hills, and 72-mile coastline, Marin County is home to some of Northern California’s most enchanting landscapes. Yet only in recent years has the region evolved from being wine country’s opening act into a true travel destination in its own right.

California's Napa Valley has long been one of the country's most famous wine regions, but there are now more things to do in wine country than ever. Napa luminaries, including Thomas Keller, give us their picks.

Though California wine country is best known for its world-class cabernets and chardonnays, there are an increasing number of distilleries setting up shop amongst its vineyards. Here, we handpicked our favorites.