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I take you to 3 Napa or Sonoma wineries. These are wineries mainly off the beaten path and not on the main roads. It’s appreciated if you don’t book if only one person. But also do not book if you are not a flexible cool person as this is a mixed tour idea. You can pay more for a custom tour if you wish to not be mixed at a higher price. Contact me directly if you'd like a custom tour. There are no wine tour companies in Napa Valley or or Sonoma that include tasting fees or lunches paid for by the wine tour company. Red Wines are $40 to $100 plus at most wineries. The focus is primarily red wine and small wineries do not have more than one or two white wines. I go to a few wineries that have no tasting fees. It is recommended you purchase wines at wineries that offer no tasting fees. I usually do a mix of tasting fees and no tasting fees. Wineries with tasting fees range from $30 to $75. Tasting fees are often waived with purchase of 1 to 6 bottles per person. There are some wineries that do not waive tasting fees even with purchase. An itinerary is sent 24 hours before with tasting fees. Lunch is not included in the price and is usually $10 to $16 sandwiches. I pick you up at your location between 9 and 10 am. 940 is the standard pick up time. I communicate the day of my eta.

Join us for a day at the sanctuary and meet a variety of rescued farm animals. We'll share their stories of resilience and healing and talk a bit more about the industries they come from. You'll love meeting our animal ambassadors and may be surprised at what you learn since we so rarely see the animals in our food system. The Experience will last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. Please be mindful that, as a sanctuary for rescued animals, our priority is the physical and emotional well being of the rescued animals who call Charlie's Acres home. Our loved animal residents are completely free and always have a choice as to whether or not they want to interact with visitors. They will reside at the sanctuary for the rest of their lives, where we'll have the honor of taking care of them. We are operating under current Sonoma County COVID-19 safety guidelines, and protocol is subject to change. Tour guests should be prepared to wear face coverings if needed. Hand sanitizer is available at check-in and throughout the tour path. Shared spaces, such as bathrooms, are sanitized regularly. As the tour is outdoors in open spaces, you'll be able to easily socially distance, just stay close enough to hear instructions from your tour guide. Learn more about what to expect and find answers to frequently asked questions: https://www.charliesacres.org/faq.html

Learn the art and science of winemaking. We’ll start with a stroll through an idyllic vineyard for a firsthand look at the vines. As we walk the rows, I’ll share why this area is the perfect place to grow Burgundy grapes, including pinot noir and chardonnay. Then, we’ll blend wines that have been aged in separate barrels to make a classic red blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec Petit Verdot and/or Cabernet Franc. Each person will leave with a bottle of your creation! Other things to note Tom Meadowcroft, Andrew, or Elaine, will be your host. Bring comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and a camera. The Tour starts at 10am sharp!

Experience the wonder of honey bees in a beautiful, urban farm setting! Bees are important to our environment and I want to help you learn more about how bees live together in the hive and function as a superorganism. Is your preferred date sold out? Message me! After touring the urban farm and spotting many pollinators busy collecting nectar and pollen on the flowers, we will move to the apiary (that's where the bees are kept) where you'll suit up and become a beekeeper with me. This experience is fun and engaging for anyone curious about the secret life of bees or connecting with nature. You don't have to be interested in becoming a beekeeper to have a great time. You will see the bees up close and personal as you hold bees in your hands and look inside the hive. I'll point out the different jobs the bees are doing, explain how they make honey, show you the baby bees and maybe even spot the queen. We'll conclude with a honey tasting including seasonal fruit so you can taste the honey made by the bees you visited. During the honey tasting held near the greenhouse and orchard, we'll talk more about bees, pollination and honey. Other things to note: Please wear full length pants, socks that completely cover ankles and closed-toe shoes. Let me know of any bee, food or honey allergies. You might consider wearing unscented sunscreen and bringing a hat for the farm walk.

We begin and end at Central Park, home of the Saturday morning Farmers' Market and the Hattie Weber Museum of local Davis history and heritage. We will walk and talk a 5K: stops include the Bicycle Hall of Fame, train depot, Putah Creek and the Native American Contemplation Garden, the Mondavi Center for Performing Arts, historical markers including original olive and fig trees from the Davis and Chiles families, the Silo of the University Farm, and more. Learn about the major influences that have shaped Davis: Putah Creek and early inhabitants, the californios and land grants, agriculture/husbandry, the railroad, and the university farm. We will also have the opportunity to see more recent history in development projects and public art along the way. All these places are publicly available for you to visit any time, and yet their rich history is not often heard. When you take time to examine the footprints of the Patwins, rancheros, settlers, fur trappers, judges, artists, administrators, and students who walked in the space over decades and centuries before you, Davis will take on new meaning. Other things to note We WILL be walking ~3.2 mi., so please wear comfy shoes, dress in layers, and bring water. The walk usually takes 2 hours. If you need to shorten it or need to be somewhere after, let me know in advance so I can accommodate you. We meet at Central Park in front of the Hattie Weber Museum on C St.