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Wine & Food Tour at Vineyard 28 in California - Napa

Wine & Food Tour at Vineyard 28 in California

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels, no strenuous activity required

Overview

Discover the art of winemaking and taste exquisite wines at Vineyard 28's 'Taste of Italy' Tour in California. Guided by an award-winning vintner, this experience combines vineyard walks, tastings, and local delicacies for a truly memorable outing.

Guided Tour
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A Taste of Italy Tour Experience

For ages 18+ • Approximately 2.5 Hours • Bookings are Essential

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About This Adventure

Experience Vineyard 28's Taste of Italy Tour, a unique 2.5-hour journey through the art of winemaking. Guided by an award-winning winemaker, explore the vineyard, learn about grape cultivation, and enjoy exclusive tastings. Conclude your adventure with a delightful '28' Grazing Board, featuring local delicacies that perfectly complement the wines.

Embark on Vineyard 28's Taste of Italy Tour—sip, stroll, and savor the secrets of winemaking amidst the vines, capped off with an Italian indulgence that dances on your palate.

Duration

Approximately 2.5 Hours

About

  • Minimum: 2 persons – Maximum: 6 persons
  • Available: Thursday to Monday – starting at 10.30 am
  • Adults 18+. (Not suitable for children)
  • Allow 2 to 2.5 hours for this experience.
  • Includes Wine Tasting and Grazing Board
  • Tours are most interesting during the months of Vintage – February to April.

Your journey starts at the cellar door, where our Award Winning winemaker – Mark Cumbers will greet you and introduce you to this Italian adventure here in Geographe.

Hear the story of how a ‘kiwi’ girl met a ‘WA’ boy in Melbourne and why Vineyard 28 chose to grow these Italian varieties.

Take a walk in the vineyard and get to understand how grapes are grown. From the vineyard, you will amble to the winery and get to see behind the scenes to learn how we make grapes into wine. Taste and learn why wines are aged in barrels.

Depending upon the time of year you may get to taste grapes in the vineyard or experience wine from the tank or barrel. Late January to April can be one of the most interesting times to take this tour, as we have grapes on the vine and a lot happening in the winery to experience.

The tour concludes at the Cellar Door, where guests will complete their Italian journey, with a personally guided wine tasting by our winemaker, accompanied by a '28' Grazing Board.

‘28’ Grazing Board

Laden with delicious morsels of local produce – cheese, charcuterie, olives, relish, dips, seasonal fruits Turkish Bread, and a selection of gourmet crackers. (Gluten Free option available).

Please Note

If you would like to book this for a group larger than 6 persons then please phone or email us at the cellar door.

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Accessibility

  • The Cellar door building and its facilities are fully accessible by wheel chair. There is a path from the carpark, across the lawn to the building.
  • Access to the winery is across rough firm ground.
  • The vineyard is not suitable to wheel chairs, but it is flat ground.
  • Tour can be adapted to meet those with specific needs.

What to bring

Vineyard 28 is a working farm with a fully operational winery onsite, so guests are encouraged to wear enclosed footwear. Tour operates in all weather conditions; hats are recommended in summer, warm clothing in winter. (We will supply umbrellas if necessary).

Adventure Tips

Book in advance

Ensure your spot by reserving ahead, especially during peak seasons.

Arrive early

Arriving 15 minutes before the tour starts helps you settle in comfortably.

Sample local foods

Pair tastings with the curated 'Grazing Board' for an authentic experience.

Stay hydrated

Drink plenty of water, especially if you're tasting multiple wines.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Birds such as hawks and songbirds
  • Deer occasionally spotted in the vineyard

History

Vineyard 28 was established in the early 2000s and has earned multiple regional awards for its wines.

Conservation

The vineyard employs sustainable practices, including water conservation and organic farming to reduce environmental impact.

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Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Good walking shoes help on vineyard paths during the tour.

Hat and sunglasses

Protect yourself from the sun during outdoor tasting.

summer specific

Wine tasting glass

Available during the tour for better tasting experience.

Notebook and pen

Jot down tasting notes or questions for the winemaker.