The California Wine Country

Visiting the CA Wine Country

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Carrie and Bill spend at least 4-5 weekends a year in
Napa/Sonoma counties, touring wineries and cruising
the back roads. They also hit other wine regions
(they live in the middle of the coastal region).

Below are some photos of some of their visits
to the CA Wine Country.

As always, click on an image to see the larger view.


Visiting Beringer's in Napa Valley. 1997	Bill's favorite shot of Carrie, at her favorite place in the Napa/Sonoma area. 1998	Another shot of Carrie at her favorite vineyard, Buena Vista (the oldest winery in the West). 1998

Bill's sister Sandy and her husband Rob join them for a few days of touring Napa/Sonoma. 1998	Sandy and Carrie have a brief fantasy at an Opus One vat. 1998	Sandy and Carrie getting friendly with Tim Mondavi (the dude who owns much of Opus One). 1998

Carrie at Beringer, waiting for her tour to start. Napa Valley. 1997	The Korbel Tower, in the Russian River Valley. 1998	Carrie at Joseph Phelps Winery, Napa Valley. 1997

Carrie and Bill check out Domaine Chandon. 1997	The Barrel Room at Jordan Winery, Alexander Valley. 1998	Schug Winery's wine caves (the wineries like caves for aging due to the constant temperature). 1998

Getting set to do a picnic at Burrell Winery, Santa Cruz Mountains. 1999	Carrie and Bill chatting with Kathleen S. in the gazebo at Burrell Winery. 1999	At Silver Mountain Winery in the Santa Cruz Mtns, Bill starts Marci O. down the dark side - from this, her 1st ride, she soon attended motorcycle school. 1999

Carrie and her sister, Missy, enjoying the flowers at Beringer, Napa Valley. 2000	Carrie in one of her favorite spots at Beringer. 2000	Carrie and Missy on the grounds at V. Sattui, Napa Valley. 2000

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