easy
4–5 hours
Minimal physical activity required; suitable for all fitness levels.
Experience Idaho’s best wines with a private tour designed for up to 11 guests. Enjoy curated tastings, expert guidance, and beautiful vineyard views in Boise.
6.5 Hour Tour • Tastings at Four Wineries • Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van
~6.5 Hours
We visit four wineries within the Snake River Valley AVA and allow about an hour at each.
You can add-on individual charcuterie during booking. Otherwise, you're more than welcome to bring a picnic to enjoy at one of the wineries that allow outside food or order a grazing board along the way where available. We highly encourage our guests to eat during the day.
Dress according to the weather as some reservations may be outdoors or in temperature-controlled areas.
Monday-Thursday •Downtown Boise [11AM] 320 N. Sixth St. Boise - Public parking lot kitty corner from the Capitol •The Village at Meridian [11:15AM] 1660 N. Eagle Rd. Meridian - Parking lot of Mountain West Bank •Indian Creek Plaza [11:40AM] 120 S. Kimball Ave. Caldwell - Loading zone behind the stage near Flying M Coffee
Friday-Sunday •Downtown Boise [10AM] 320 N. Sixth St. Boise - Public parking lot kitty corner from the Capitol •The Village at Meridian [10:15AM] 1660 N. Eagle Rd. Meridian - Parking lot of Mountain West Bank •Indian Creek Plaza [10:40AM] 120 S. Kimball Ave. Caldwell - Loading zone behind the stage near Flying M Coffee
Popular tours fill quickly, so reserve your spot well in advance to guarantee your preferred date.
Bring water or use the water bottles provided to stay refreshed between tastings.
Light layers and comfortable shoes are recommended as you’ll be walking and spending time outdoors.
The tour includes transportation, but plan accordingly if you need to arrange transport for after the tour.
The Snake River Valley became Idaho’s first federally designated American Viticultural Area (AVA) in 2007, highlighting its unique climate for wine production.
Many local wineries utilize sustainable farming techniques and water conservation practices to preserve the region’s natural resources.
Essential for walking between vineyards and standing during tastings.
Protect your eyes during sunny outdoor tastings.
summer specific
Spring temperatures can change quickly, so layering keeps you comfortable.
spring specific
Helpful for staying hydrated throughout the tour.