Ride in a Lincoln MKT through Napa Valley for a private six-hour tour that pairs comfortable, chauffeured travel with curated winery stops. Learn about the valley's soils and history while getting practical tips on tasting fees, timing, and what to bring.
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A low rumble of a Lincoln MKT arrives at a sun-warmed tasting room, leather doors open and the valley exhales. Vine rows slope away like measured breaths; oak-studded hills take on late-afternoon gold while the limo's tinted windows keep the group's conversation private and easy. The vehicle becomes a comfortable basecamp for six hours of curated winery stops, cellar chats, and panoramic pulls to photograph the valley light.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated with short walks at wineries
Wildlife
History
Napa Valley's commercial vineyards expanded in the 19th century; Prohibition and later phylloxera outbreaks shaped the modern patchwork of estate and boutique producers.
Conservation
Many wineries participate in Napa Green and sustainable farming programs focused on water conservation, habitat restoration, and reduced chemical inputs.
Reserve your spot on the 6-Hour Private Wine Country Tour of Napa in Lincoln MKT Limo (up to 8 people) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring valid ID
Tasting rooms require a government-issued ID; everyone tasting must be 21+.
Budget for tasting fees
Wine tasting and cellar tours often carry per-person fees that aren't included — call ahead to confirm prices.
Dress in layers
Morning fog and afternoon heat are common; a light jacket plus sun protection is ideal.
Tip your chauffeur
Drivers provide local insight and handle logistics — a 15–20% tip is customary for attentive service.
Government-issued ID
Required for alcohol tastings and entry to most wineries.
Sunscreen & hat
Protects against strong valley sun during outdoor pours and photo stops.
summer
Comfortable shoes
Some wineries have uneven gravel or short vineyard walks — avoid slippery soles.
Credit card for fees & lunch
Many estates charge tasting fees and some restaurants prefer card payment.