What is the minimum age to join?

Guests must be 21 or older to participate; IDs are required.

Where is the meeting point and parking?

Meet at Meadows Village, 31963 Rancho California Rd (look for Barrons Market). Parking is available in the lot.

What vehicles are used for transport?

Transportation is provided aboard a luxury Mercedes Sprinter limo bus or limousine for the duration of the five-hour tour.

Can I bring outside food or drink?

No—outside food and beverages are not allowed on the bus or at the wineries.

Can I purchase wine at the stops?

Yes; wineries offer bottles for purchase and may provide shipping options—bring a payment method if you plan to buy.

Is this tour wheelchair accessible?

This experience is listed as not accessible; contact the operator in advance to discuss accommodation options.

Temecula Weekday Wine Tour: Limo Tastings & Somerset Production Visit

Temecula’s wine country feels like a sunburned postcard: neat rows of vines cut across low, rolling hills east of San Diego County. The Monday to Friday Wine Tour runs five hours out of Temecula, California, and folds three of the valley’s most visitor-ready wineries into an intimate, small-group itinerary. Meet at Meadows Village (31963 Rancho California Rd, Temecula, CA 92592) and climb aboard a Mercedes Sprinter limo bus or limousine for a guided loop capped at 13 guests. What sets this trip apart is the behind-the-scenes access at Somerset, where the tour includes a production walkthrough alongside six pre-selected tastes—an ideal primer on how Temecula grapes meet the cellar. From there the van eases into Bel Vino, a tasting room known for allowing visitors to choose six wines from their list, then on to Callaway, whose tasting overlooks vineyard rows and provides a quiet moment to compare texture and finish. A single driver-guide manages navigation, photos, and the schedule; complimentary bottled water is included so you can keep your palate honest between sips. This is a low-effort, high-reward day for curious oenophiles and travelers who prefer experience over logistics. The tour’s small size keeps lines short and conversations personal: you’ll swap favorites with other tasters, learn brief production notes, and finish at the same Meadows Village lot where the bus departs. The format works well for groups celebrating an occasion, couples seeking an afternoon out, or solo travelers who like to meet people without renting a car. Plan on roughly five hours of movement and tasting, with short walks at each stop—expect pavement and compact gravel rather than rugged trails. The minimum age is 21; no outside food is permitted on the bus or at the wineries, and gratuity for the driver is customary. Accessibility is limited, so contact the operator ahead if you need accommodations. Why book this versus self-driving? The value is in the behind-the-scenes work at Somerset, the convenience of expertly timed tastings, and the social, small-bus atmosphere that turns transportation into part of the day. Whether you’re new to Temecula or returning to pick up a bottle you loved last time, this five-hour loop is an efficient, relaxed way to sample three distinct cellar approaches without the worry of designated drivers. Check-in is at Meadows Village near Barrons Market; parking is available in the lot and staff ask that you check in with the bus driver. The operator enforces a strict departure time policy, so arrive early and avoid missing the tour. Bring a government ID—the minimum age is 21; if you plan to purchase bottles at the wineries, bring a payment method. Tours are led in English and capped at 13 people for a relaxed pace.