Wine-tour day planner

Napa Valley & Sonoma County — curated chauffeured wine days

Two full days, four marquee estates each, lunch and dinner at real Napa and Sonoma kitchens. Route-mapped and timed from the first pour at 10am to the last course after sunset — your chauffeur handles everything in between.

Curated day plan

A curated Napa Valley wine-tour day

A south-to-north run up Highway 29 and the Silverado Trail — four marquee estates, a Yountville lunch, and a Napa dinner. Timed to open at 10:00 and finish by 20:30.

Total ~ 10h 56m Drive ~ 1h 41m· starts 10:00
  1. A

    Artesa Vineyards & Winery

    Napa · winery · 1h 15m

    10:00 — 11:15

    Hilltop sparkling + estate reds; sweeping bay-to-vineyard views.

  2. Drive 28m · 18.6 mi

    B

    Cakebread Cellars

    Rutherford · winery · 1h 15m

    11:43 — 12:58

    Family estate — Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon flights.

  3. Drive 10m · 5.2 mi

    C

    Bistro Jeanty

    Yountville · lunch · 1h 30m

    13:08 — 14:38

    Classic French bistro — tomato bisque in puff pastry, coq au vin.

  4. Drive 9m · 5.9 mi

    D

    Beaulieu Vineyard

    Rutherford · winery · 1h 15m

    14:47 — 16:02

    Georges de Latour heritage — Rutherford Cab icon.

  5. Drive 18m · 10.1 mi

    E

    Castello di Amorosa

    Calistoga · winery · 1h 30m

    16:20 — 17:50

    13th-century-style Tuscan castle — bring the camera.

  6. Drive 36m · 26 mi

    F

    La Toque

    Napa · dinner · 2h 30m

    18:26 — 20:56

    Michelin-starred tasting menu with Napa wine pairings.

Walk-in friendly wineries · Napa Valley

We recommend reserving your tasting — walk-in availability changes daily — but these wineries have historically welcomed walk-ins. Call the winery the morning of your visit to confirm.

  • Clif Family Winery · St. Helena

    Walk-ins welcome for tasting flights and glasses

    Source: cliffamily.com/blogs/entertaining/walk-in-wine-tastings-in-napa-valley

  • Madonna Estate Winery · Napa

    Reservations appreciated but not required; walk-ins welcome

    Source: madonnaestate.com/visit

  • No Love Lost Wine Co. · Napa

    If a seat is available, it's yours

    Source: nolovelost.wine/pages/visit-us

  • Silverado Vineyards · Napa

    Walk-ins welcome; reservations encouraged by availability

    Source: silveradovineyards.com/visit-us

  • Mumm Napa · Rutherford

    Walk-ins as availability allows

    Source: napavalleybiketours.com/napa-valley-winery-walk-in-tastings

  • St. Supéry Estate Vineyards & Winery · Rutherford

    Walk-ins Monday–Thursday

    Source: napavalleybiketours.com/napa-valley-winery-walk-in-tastings

  • V. Sattui Winery · St. Helena

    Marketplace, deli and picnic grounds open without reservation (no tastings walk-in)

    Source: vsattui.com/no-reservation-winery-guide

Walk-in information as of 2026-10-01. Winery policies change — call the morning of your visit to confirm.

These wineries and restaurants are our suggestions. You are responsible for making your own reservations accordingly.

Flagship 3-day plan

A 3-day Napa + Sonoma weekend — flagship chauffeured plan

Three days, three valleys, twelve estates. Day 1 climbs the south-to-north Napa spine; Day 2 moves up-valley to the heritage houses of St. Helena and Calistoga; Day 3 crosses west into Sonoma for Pinot country and a Michelin finale. Chauffeured end-to-end so every guest tastes.

Total ~ 33h 12m Drive ~ 3h 42m

Chauffeur pricing · per day

  • Business Sedan6h $630 · 8h $840
  • Executive SUV (First Class)6h $690 · 8h $920
  • VIP Jet Sprinter6h $1170 · 8h $1560
  • Executive Sprinter6h $1050 · 8h $1400
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Day 1 — Napa (south-to-mid-valley)

Starts 10:00

  1. A

    Artesa Vineyards & Winery

    Napa · winery · 1h 15m

    10:00 — 11:15

    Hilltop sparkling + estate reds; sweeping bay-to-vineyard views.

  2. Drive 28m · 18.6 mi

    B

    Cakebread Cellars

    Rutherford · winery · 1h 15m

    11:43 — 12:58

    Family estate — Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon flights.

  3. Drive 10m · 5.2 mi

    C

    Bistro Jeanty

    Yountville · lunch · 1h 30m

    13:08 — 14:38

    Classic French bistro — tomato bisque in puff pastry, coq au vin.

  4. Drive 9m · 5.9 mi

    D

    Beaulieu Vineyard

    Rutherford · winery · 1h 15m

    14:47 — 16:02

    Georges de Latour heritage — Rutherford Cab icon.

  5. Drive 4m · 1.9 mi

    E

    Caymus Vineyards

    Rutherford · winery · 1h 15m

    16:06 — 17:21

    Napa Cab icon — the Special Selection flight.

  6. Drive 22m · 15.3 mi

    F

    La Toque

    Napa · dinner · 2h 30m

    17:43 — 20:13

    Michelin-starred tasting menu with Napa wine pairings.

Day 1 — Napa (south-to-mid-valley) route map

Day 2 — Napa (up-valley heritage)

Starts 10:00

  1. A

    Beringer Vineyards

    St. Helena · winery · 1h 30m

    10:00 — 11:30

    Napa's oldest continuously operating winery — Rhine House tour.

  2. Drive 4m · 1.2 mi

    B

    Charles Krug Winery

    St. Helena · winery · 1h 15m

    11:34 — 12:49

    Peter Mondavi family heritage house — Vintage Selection Cabernet.

  3. Drive 7m · 2.1 mi

    C

    Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch

    St. Helena · lunch · 1h 30m

    12:56 — 14:26

    Ranch-driven menu — biodynamic farm courses in the barn.

  4. Drive 19m · 11.5 mi

    D

    Chateau Montelena

    Calistoga · winery · 1h 30m

    14:45 — 16:15

    1976 Judgment of Paris winner — the Chardonnay that changed the valley.

  5. Drive 11m · 5.6 mi

    E

    Castello di Amorosa

    Calistoga · winery · 1h 30m

    16:26 — 17:56

    13th-century-style Tuscan castle — bring the camera.

  6. Drive 25m · 15.3 mi

    F

    The French Laundry

    Yountville · dinner · 3h 30m

    18:21 — 21:51

    Three Michelin stars — Thomas Keller's defining tasting menu.

Day 2 — Napa (up-valley heritage) route map

Day 3 — Sonoma (Pinot country)

Starts 10:00

  1. A

    Arista Winery

    Healdsburg · winery · 1h 30m

    10:00 — 11:30

    Russian River Pinot Noir — Japanese gardens.

  2. B

    Dry Creek Vineyard

    Healdsburg · winery · 1h 15m

    11:30 — 12:45

    Zinfandel and Fumé Blanc from Dry Creek Valley.

  3. Drive 9m · 5.3 mi

    C

    Barndiva

    Healdsburg · lunch · 1h 30m

    12:54 — 14:24

    Farm-to-table lunch in a converted barn — garden seating.

  4. Drive 18m · 10.9 mi

    D

    Ferrari-Carano Vineyards

    Healdsburg · winery · 1h 15m

    14:42 — 15:57

    Villa Fiore gardens and single-vineyard Chardonnay.

  5. Drive 34m · 21.1 mi

    E

    Gary Farrell Vineyards & Winery

    Healdsburg · winery · 1h 15m

    16:31 — 17:46

    Hillside Russian River tasting room — Pinot Noir masterclass.

  6. Drive 22m · 11.3 mi

    F

    SingleThread

    Healdsburg · dinner · 3h 0m

    18:08 — 21:08

    Three-Michelin-star kaiseki — 11-course farm-driven menu.

These wineries and restaurants are our suggestions. You are responsible for making your own reservations accordingly.

Curated day plan

A curated Sonoma County wine-tour day

Russian River to Dry Creek to Healdsburg Plaza — four distinct estates, a Healdsburg lunch, and a Michelin dinner. Timed to open at 10:00 and close by 21:00.

Total ~ 11h 8m Drive ~ 1h 23m· starts 10:00
  1. A

    Arista Winery

    Healdsburg · winery · 1h 30m

    10:00 — 11:30

    Russian River Pinot Noir and Chardonnay — Japanese gardens.

  2. B

    Dry Creek Vineyard

    Healdsburg · winery · 1h 15m

    11:30 — 12:45

    Zinfandel and Fumé Blanc from Dry Creek Valley.

  3. Drive 9m · 5.3 mi

    C

    Barndiva

    Healdsburg · lunch · 1h 30m

    12:54 — 14:24

    Farm-to-table lunch in a converted barn — garden seating.

  4. Drive 18m · 10.9 mi

    D

    Ferrari-Carano Vineyards

    Healdsburg · winery · 1h 15m

    14:42 — 15:57

    Villa Fiore gardens and single-vineyard Chardonnay.

  5. Drive 34m · 21.1 mi

    E

    Gary Farrell Vineyards & Winery

    Healdsburg · winery · 1h 15m

    16:31 — 17:46

    Hillside Russian River tasting room — Pinot Noir masterclass.

  6. Drive 22m · 11.3 mi

    F

    SingleThread

    Healdsburg · dinner · 3h 0m

    18:08 — 21:08

    Three-Michelin-star kaiseki — 11-course farm-driven menu.

Walk-in friendly wineries · Sonoma County

We recommend reserving your tasting — walk-in availability changes daily — but these wineries have historically welcomed walk-ins. Call the winery the morning of your visit to confirm.

  • Balletto Vineyards · Santa Rosa

    Walk-ins welcome

    Source: visitsantarosa.com/blog/sip-without-a-reservation-where-to-enjoy-walk-in-wine-tastings-in-sonoma-county

  • Hook & Ladder Winery · Santa Rosa

    Walk-in-only 'Cadet Tasting' available

    Source: hookandladderwinery.com/visit

  • St. Francis Winery · Santa Rosa

    Walk-ins welcome

    Source: visitsantarosa.com/blog/sip-without-a-reservation-where-to-enjoy-walk-in-wine-tastings-in-sonoma-county

  • Comstock Wines · Healdsburg

    Walk-ins welcome

    Source: sonomacounty.com/wine/walk-ins-welcome-sonoma-county-wineries-that-dont-require-reservations

  • Stuhlmuller Vineyards · Healdsburg

    Walk-ins daily at the barn; a reservation is appreciated

    Source: stuhlmullervineyards.com/visit

  • B.R. Cohn Winery · Glen Ellen

    Walk-ins for wine by bottle or glass in unreserved seating

    Source: brcohn.com/visit

  • Korbel Champagne Cellars · Guerneville

    Walk-ins welcome

    Source: sonomacounty.com/wine/walk-ins-welcome-sonoma-county-wineries-that-dont-require-reservations

Walk-in information as of 2026-10-01. Winery policies change — call the morning of your visit to confirm.

These wineries and restaurants are our suggestions. You are responsible for making your own reservations accordingly.