Bay Area Adventure: Two Night Wine Getaway in Sonoma County

Bay Area Adventure: Two Night Wine Getaway in Sonoma County

Sonoma County, California

£1150
Valid for 1 years

“Sonoma County beckons the adventurous, the curious, and the lovers of the laid-back Northern California lifestyle” Winerist

Why we love it

Sonoma is the largest producer of Northern California wines and provides a genuine and adventurous wine experience, different to the one found in the neighbouring Napa Valley. From the comfort of a traditional wine-country inn, you will venture to one of the most highly regarded wineries in California, taste presidential wine and be surrounded by acres of ocean-to-mountain landscape.

What's Included?

  • Two nights for two people in a double room at a wine country inn in Sonoma County
  • Learn about Californian wines with a tour and taste wines at the acclaimed Iron Horse winery
  • Enjoy a tapas-style wine experience at Paul Hobbs winery
  • Savour a tasting menu dinner with wine pairing each at John Ash & Co

Exclusive to TRULY

  • This experience is unique to TRULY guests

Description

Situated just 45 minutes north of San Francisco, Sonoma is a thriving community with over 400 wineries, 100 organic farms, a budding arts scene and 75km of breath-taking Pacific coastline.

Begin the weekend in style at Paul Hobbs Winery; named as one of the top wineries to visit in California. Wine critics routinely bestow perfect and high-90’s scores to the Chardonnays, Pinot Noirs, Cabernet Sauvignons and Syrah produced by owner-winemaker Paul Hobbs; formerly of the fabled Opus One winery.

Held in the fashionable Lindsay House (designed by highly regarded winery architect Howard Backen), the two-hour winery tour culminates in a three-course tasting of Chef Anne Sibbaluca's intricate and intensely flavoured dishes, each paired with two wines from the surrounding vineyards. Expect to try combinations such as littleneck clams steamed in a wood-fired oven, served with the Richard Dinner Chardonnay.

The following day, take in a tour and tasting at the modest Iron Horse Winery. The family-owned, independent and charming 110-acre winery, which grows Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in equal measure, is most famed for supplying the White House with its elegant sparkling wine for nearly three decades - since the Reagan–Gorbachev state banquet in 1987.

The tasting room at the Iron Horse winery sits on a site of rustic, redwood barn-style buildings with a stunning view of the valley below. Guided by the warm, welcoming and enthusiastic tasting room team, you’ll try incredible wines like the earthy, velvety Estate Pinot Noir and the fresh, unoaked Chardonnay.

Emanating the farmhouses of Tuscany, terra-cotta walls and wrought-iron chandeliers provide a stunning backdrop for an iconic wine country dining experience finale at John Ash & Co; Open Table's ‘Diner’s Choice 2015’ award winner.

Nestled next to the lush vineyards of the spectacular Vintners Inn, John Ash & Co. was the first Sonoma County restaurant to introduce the concept of farm-to-table cooking using the freshest, seasonal offerings from their three on-site vegetable and herb gardens and olive and fruit orchards.

Executive Chef Tom Schmidt’s extensive wine knowledge provides the perfect foundation for creating a Chefs Tasting Menu of innovative dishes, featuring dry aged beef pavé and Asian-inspired tuna tartare, that complement the restaurant’s extensive, award-winning and Sonoma-centric wine list.

Description

Situated just 45 minutes north of San Francisco, Sonoma is a thriving community with over 400 wineries, 100 organic farms, a budding arts scene and 75km of breath-taking Pacific coastline.

Begin the weekend in style at Paul Hobbs Winery; named as one of the top wineries to visit in California. Wine critics routinely bestow perfect and high-90’s scores to the Chardonnays, Pinot Noirs, Cabernet Sauvignons and Syrah produced by owner-winemaker Paul Hobbs; formerly of the fabled Opus One winery.

Held in the fashionable Lindsay House (designed by highly regarded winery architect Howard Backen), the two-hour winery tour culminates in a three-course tasting of Chef Anne Sibbaluca's intricate and intensely flavoured dishes, each paired with two wines from the surrounding vineyards. Expect to try combinations such as littleneck clams steamed in a wood-fired oven, served with the Richard Dinner Chardonnay.

The following day, take in a tour and tasting at the modest Iron Horse Winery. The family-owned, independent and charming 110-acre winery, which grows Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in equal measure, is most famed for supplying the White House with its elegant sparkling wine for nearly three decades - since the Reagan–Gorbachev state banquet in 1987.

The tasting room at the Iron Horse winery sits on a site of rustic, redwood barn-style buildings with a stunning view of the valley below. Guided by the warm, welcoming and enthusiastic tasting room team, you’ll try incredible wines like the earthy, velvety Estate Pinot Noir and the fresh, unoaked Chardonnay.

Emanating the farmhouses of Tuscany, terra-cotta walls and wrought-iron chandeliers provide a stunning backdrop for an iconic wine country dining experience finale at John Ash & Co; Open Table's ‘Diner’s Choice 2015’ award winner.

Nestled next to the lush vineyards of the spectacular Vintners Inn, John Ash & Co. was the first Sonoma County restaurant to introduce the concept of farm-to-table cooking using the freshest, seasonal offerings from their three on-site vegetable and herb gardens and olive and fruit orchards.

Executive Chef Tom Schmidt’s extensive wine knowledge provides the perfect foundation for creating a Chefs Tasting Menu of innovative dishes, featuring dry aged beef pavé and Asian-inspired tuna tartare, that complement the restaurant’s extensive, award-winning and Sonoma-centric wine list.

We Also Recommend

  • Visit Sazon restaurant; the only authentic Peruvian eatery north of the Golden Gate Bridge
  • Raise a glass at San Francisco Chronicle Bay Area Top 100 Restaurant, Willi's wine bar
  • Dine at Thomas Keller’s three-Michelin-starred restaurant, The French Laundry, in Yountville

Additional Information

This experience is valid for redemption within six months from the date of issue, with travel dates within 12 months.

Note that flights are not included to give you maximum flexibility with your travel arrangements.

Optional: Private chauffeured transport can be added to this experience for a supplement. Please contact our TRULY concierge for more details.

Iron Horse winery tours run Monday to Friday, 10am. The Tasting Room is open daily, 10am to 4.30pm.

Paul Hobbs Small Bites Experience runs Monday to Friday (excluding major holidays) and lasts approximately two hours.

John Ash & Co. is open Monday to Thursday, 4pm to 9.30pm, Friday and Saturday, 3pm to 10pm and Sunday 3pm to 9.30pm.

Service charge and drinks are not included at John Ash & Co. These and any other products or services desired can simply be paid for in-full on-site.

Menus are subject to seasonal change. Please state any dietary requirements at the time of booking.

All bookings are subject to availability. We recommend booking at least 6 weeks in advance to guarantee desired dates and times.

We Also Recommend

  • Visit Sazon restaurant; the only authentic Peruvian eatery north of the Golden Gate Bridge
  • Raise a glass at San Francisco Chronicle Bay Area Top 100 Restaurant, Willi's wine bar
  • Dine at Thomas Keller’s three-Michelin-starred restaurant, The French Laundry, in Yountville

Additional Information

This experience is valid for redemption within six months from the date of issue, with travel dates within 12 months.

Note that flights are not included to give you maximum flexibility with your travel arrangements.

Optional: Private chauffeured transport can be added to this experience for a supplement. Please contact our TRULY concierge for more details.

Iron Horse winery tours run Monday to Friday, 10am. The Tasting Room is open daily, 10am to 4.30pm.

Paul Hobbs Small Bites Experience runs Monday to Friday (excluding major holidays) and lasts approximately two hours.

John Ash & Co. is open Monday to Thursday, 4pm to 9.30pm, Friday and Saturday, 3pm to 10pm and Sunday 3pm to 9.30pm.

Service charge and drinks are not included at John Ash & Co. These and any other products or services desired can simply be paid for in-full on-site.

Menus are subject to seasonal change. Please state any dietary requirements at the time of booking.

All bookings are subject to availability. We recommend booking at least 6 weeks in advance to guarantee desired dates and times.

What's Included?

  • Two nights for two people in a double room at a wine country inn in Sonoma County
  • Learn about Californian wines with a tour and taste wines at the acclaimed Iron Horse winery
  • Enjoy a tapas-style wine experience at Paul Hobbs winery
  • Savour a tasting menu dinner with wine pairing each at John Ash & Co

Exclusive to TRULY

  • This experience is unique to TRULY guests

Why we love it

Sonoma is the largest producer of Northern California wines and provides a genuine and adventurous wine experience, different to the one found in the neighbouring Napa Valley. From the comfort of a traditional wine-country inn, you will venture to one of the most highly regarded wineries in California, taste presidential wine and be surrounded by acres of ocean-to-mountain landscape. Read full description

Description

Situated just 45 minutes north of San Francisco, Sonoma is a thriving community with over 400 wineries, 100 organic farms, a budding arts scene and 75km of breath-taking Pacific coastline.

Begin the weekend in style at Paul Hobbs Winery; named as one of the top wineries to visit in California. Wine critics routinely bestow perfect and high-90’s scores to the Chardonnays, Pinot Noirs, Cabernet Sauvignons and Syrah produced by owner-winemaker Paul Hobbs; formerly of the fabled Opus One winery.

Held in the fashionable Lindsay House (designed by highly regarded winery architect Howard Backen), the two-hour winery tour culminates in a three-course tasting of Chef Anne Sibbaluca's intricate and intensely flavoured dishes, each paired with two wines from the surrounding vineyards. Expect to try combinations such as littleneck clams steamed in a wood-fired oven, served with the Richard Dinner Chardonnay.

The following day, take in a tour and tasting at the modest Iron Horse Winery. The family-owned, independent and charming 110-acre winery, which grows Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in equal measure, is most famed for supplying the White House with its elegant sparkling wine for nearly three decades - since the Reagan–Gorbachev state banquet in 1987.

The tasting room at the Iron Horse winery sits on a site of rustic, redwood barn-style buildings with a stunning view of the valley below. Guided by the warm, welcoming and enthusiastic tasting room team, you’ll try incredible wines like the earthy, velvety Estate Pinot Noir and the fresh, unoaked Chardonnay.

Emanating the farmhouses of Tuscany, terra-cotta walls and wrought-iron chandeliers provide a stunning backdrop for an iconic wine country dining experience finale at John Ash & Co; Open Table's ‘Diner’s Choice 2015’ award winner.

Nestled next to the lush vineyards of the spectacular Vintners Inn, John Ash & Co. was the first Sonoma County restaurant to introduce the concept of farm-to-table cooking using the freshest, seasonal offerings from their three on-site vegetable and herb gardens and olive and fruit orchards.

Executive Chef Tom Schmidt’s extensive wine knowledge provides the perfect foundation for creating a Chefs Tasting Menu of innovative dishes, featuring dry aged beef pavé and Asian-inspired tuna tartare, that complement the restaurant’s extensive, award-winning and Sonoma-centric wine list.

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Description

Situated just 45 minutes north of San Francisco, Sonoma is a thriving community with over 400 wineries, 100 organic farms, a budding arts scene and 75km of breath-taking Pacific coastline.

Begin the weekend in style at Paul Hobbs Winery; named as one of the top wineries to visit in California. Wine critics routinely bestow perfect and high-90’s scores to the Chardonnays, Pinot Noirs, Cabernet Sauvignons and Syrah produced by owner-winemaker Paul Hobbs; formerly of the fabled Opus One winery.

Held in the fashionable Lindsay House (designed by highly regarded winery architect Howard Backen), the two-hour winery tour culminates in a three-course tasting of Chef Anne Sibbaluca's intricate and intensely flavoured dishes, each paired with two wines from the surrounding vineyards. Expect to try combinations such as littleneck clams steamed in a wood-fired oven, served with the Richard Dinner Chardonnay.

The following day, take in a tour and tasting at the modest Iron Horse Winery. The family-owned, independent and charming 110-acre winery, which grows Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in equal measure, is most famed for supplying the White House with its elegant sparkling wine for nearly three decades - since the Reagan–Gorbachev state banquet in 1987.

The tasting room at the Iron Horse winery sits on a site of rustic, redwood barn-style buildings with a stunning view of the valley below. Guided by the warm, welcoming and enthusiastic tasting room team, you’ll try incredible wines like the earthy, velvety Estate Pinot Noir and the fresh, unoaked Chardonnay.

Emanating the farmhouses of Tuscany, terra-cotta walls and wrought-iron chandeliers provide a stunning backdrop for an iconic wine country dining experience finale at John Ash & Co; Open Table's ‘Diner’s Choice 2015’ award winner.

Nestled next to the lush vineyards of the spectacular Vintners Inn, John Ash & Co. was the first Sonoma County restaurant to introduce the concept of farm-to-table cooking using the freshest, seasonal offerings from their three on-site vegetable and herb gardens and olive and fruit orchards.

Executive Chef Tom Schmidt’s extensive wine knowledge provides the perfect foundation for creating a Chefs Tasting Menu of innovative dishes, featuring dry aged beef pavé and Asian-inspired tuna tartare, that complement the restaurant’s extensive, award-winning and Sonoma-centric wine list.

Opening Times

Iron Horse Winery: Mon to Fri, 10am to 4.30pm. Paul Hobbs Small Bites Experience: Mon to Fri, approximately two hours. John Ash & Co.: Mon to Thurs, 4pm to 9.30pm, Fri and Sat, 3pm to 10pm and Sun, 3pm to 9.30pm.

We Also Recommend

  • Visit Sazon restaurant; the only authentic Peruvian eatery north of the Golden Gate Bridge
  • Raise a glass at San Francisco Chronicle Bay Area Top 100 Restaurant, Willi's wine bar
  • Dine at Thomas Keller’s three-Michelin-starred restaurant, The French Laundry, in Yountville

Additional Information

This experience is valid for redemption within six months from the date of issue, with travel dates within 12 months.

Note that flights are not included to give you maximum flexibility with your travel arrangements.

Optional: Private chauffeured transport can be added to this experience for a supplement. Please contact our TRULY concierge for more details.

Iron Horse winery tours run Monday to Friday, 10am. The Tasting Room is open daily, 10am to 4.30pm.

Paul Hobbs Small Bites Experience runs Monday to Friday (excluding major holidays) and lasts approximately two hours.

John Ash & Co. is open Monday to Thursday, 4pm to 9.30pm, Friday and Saturday, 3pm to 10pm and Sunday 3pm to 9.30pm.

Service charge and drinks are not included at John Ash & Co. These and any other products or services desired can simply be paid for in-full on-site.

Menus are subject to seasonal change. Please state any dietary requirements at the time of booking.

All bookings are subject to availability. We recommend booking at least 6 weeks in advance to guarantee desired dates and times.

How it works

  • Choose your experience

    Treat yourself or share with someone you truly care about.

  • We arrange everything

    Our concierge will arrange everything, even the little extras.

  • Relax and enjoy

    Simply show up and savour the memory that will last a lifetime.

Bay Area Adventure: Two Night Wine Getaway in Sonoma County