Adventure Brief
Learn the fundamentals of wine and food pairing in a small-group tasting led by a Napa sommelière. Start at a downtown tasting room, then test pairings across a multi-course dinner.
3 hours
easy
Family Friendly
No Experience Required
Learn the fundamentals of wine and food pairing in a small-group tasting led by a Napa sommelière. Start at a downtown tasting room, then test pairings across a multi-course dinner.
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The tasting room is bright with oak and glass; a flight of small pours waits on a long table while the sommelière leans in, ready to cue you through acid, tannin and texture. Rows of vines beyond the cityscape seem to push sunlight into the glasses, daring the flavors to show themselves.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required—mostly seated and light walking between venues.
Wildlife
History
Napa Valley evolved from 19th-century agriculture to an internationally recognized wine region; immigrant winemakers and 20th-century irrigation projects shaped the modern industry.
Conservation
Many Napa vineyards practice sustainable viticulture—cover crops, reduced irrigation and integrated pest management—to protect soil and local water resources.
Reserve your spot on the Wine Pairing Fundamentals with Napa Sommelière today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring Photo ID
This experience includes alcoholic beverages—bring government-issued ID to verify age.
Hydrate Between Pours
Sip water between wines to reset your palate and avoid overconsumption during a three-hour session.
Reserve Your Start Time
Message the host after booking to confirm the flexible start time at least 24 hours ahead.
Plan for Restaurant Costs
Snacks and a wine flight at the tasting room are included; meals and additional orders at the restaurant are paid by the guest.
Government-issued ID
Required for purchasing and consuming alcohol.
Comfortable shoes
You may walk short distances between tasting room and restaurant.
Notebook or phone notes
Take quick tasting notes to remember pairings and impressions.
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated helps your palate and comfort during a three-hour tasting.