easy
4–6 hours
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for most adults
Discover Snake River Wine Tours in Boise, Idaho, where guided group tours introduce you to the state’s emerging wine region. Sip and savor at premium local wineries with easy logistics and personalized service.
Situated in Boise, Idaho, Snake River Wine Tours offers an exceptional way to enjoy the rich flavors and landscapes of Idaho’s growing wine country. This area may not yet rival California’s Napa Valley, but its unique terroir and emerging vineyards are drawing increasing attention. Snake River Wine Tours specializes in both Standard and Premium group wine tours, accommodating up to 14 people for the most sociable of outings. Whether for birthdays, bachelorette parties, or casual gatherings, their customized private tours provide a seamless blend of thoughtful logistics and genuine wine country hospitality. The tours focus on a curated selection of local wineries such as Scoria Vineyards, Huston Vineyards, Koenig Vineyards, and Kerry Hill, each offering distinct tasting rooms where guests can enjoy an array of wines. A standout element is the flexibility – guests are encouraged to bring their own food to some tastings, creating a relaxed, picnic-style atmosphere amid vineyard views. Throughout the day, the knowledgeable guides, including Jerry and John, bring the stories behind the bottles to life, enhancing the experience with the history and viticulture particulars of the Snake River region. Repeat customers commend the company’s attention to detail, impeccable timing, and accommodating staff who handle last-minute changes with ease. Those who don’t drink still find plenty to enjoy in the spirited environment, ensuring every member of the group feels included. Vehicles are comfortable and spacious with room to store wine purchases and keep them safe until guests return home. For anyone visiting Boise or locals looking for an exquisite day outdoors paired with fine wine, Snake River Wine Tours stands apart as a dedicated provider of authentic, high-quality wine experiences rooted firmly in Idaho’s evolving wine scene.
Reserve your spot in advance, especially for groups near the 11 to 14 person maximum to ensure availability and personalized service.
Consider including a sober driver or opt for private tours with professional drivers to fully enjoy wine tastings safely.
Some wineries allow guests to bring their own food, so pack snacks or light meals for a relaxed break between tastings.
Tours involve short walks within vineyard grounds and tasting rooms; comfortable shoes help keep you steady and ensure you soak it all in.
The Snake River Valley AVA was officially recognized in 2007, marking a key moment in Idaho’s wine history.
Many local vineyards emphasize sustainable farming practices to protect soil health and water quality in this semi-arid region.
Supportive shoes for walking short distances and standing during tastings.
Ideal for cooler mornings and evenings during the fall wine season.
fall specific
Stay hydrated between tastings, especially during warmer months.
summer specific
Protect your eyes during outdoor vineyard visits in bright sunlight.
summer specific