Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Napa Valley, Part I


On Wednesday we headed to Napa. My preconceived picture
was of a few wineries and lots of vineyards and countryside.
Instead there are lots of wineries, some of them called boutiques
which only sell locally or ship.

After checking in we headed out to find a winery built as a castle.
Castello de Amorosa, but when we got there realized camera was
back at hotel so decided to come back another day. Instead we
stopped at a boutique winery and had a tasting on the lawn. I had
on a shirt I had bought on a Princess ship which had “PC” on it so
we began talking to the couple sitting next to us about Princess
cruises, and they were regulars on Princess, so we had a nice
 conversation. They had picked up lunch at a local grocery store and
purchased a bottle of wine at the winery and were enjoying their
lunch with a view.


 On the second day we took the Napa Wine Train.  It was great.
We had appetizers and wine on trip out and lunch on trip in.
The train was beautiful.

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