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I live in California, and this is the No. 1 wine region in the country—and no, it's not Napa

With roughly a dozen wineries and tasting rooms just minutes apart, this Northern California valley is easy and fun to ...

The best tasting rooms in one of California's most overlooked wine regions

You can visit four tasting rooms here for the price of one in Napa.
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When will the most diverse wine-growing region in California finally get its moment?

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Old oak trees sit among grapevines as seen from an outdoor tasting area at Bockisch Vineyards in Lodi. (Jessica Christian/S.F.
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For an alternative to Napa, visit these 5 lesser-known California wine regions

When it comes to wine tasting in California, most people immediately think of Napa Valley, with its wineries and tasting rooms around every corner. If you look beyond this powerhouse region, you'll ...
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6 Hidden-Gem Wine Regions to Visit Before Everyone Else Does

Wine tasting isn’t just a fun hobby—it’s one of the best ways to get to know a place. Ever since Sideways made California wine country famous (and gave Merlot an unfair reputation), Napa and Sonoma ...
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The Rise Of Signature Grapes—Why Wine Regions Are Making Their Claim

For years, American wine regions emphasized diversity, highlighting how many grape varieties they could grow rather than defining themselves by just one or two. However, wine regions are trying ...

California Pinot Noir Vs. Oregon Pinot Noir: What’s The Difference?

Pinot Noir from California and Oregon can taste dramatically different thanks to climate, soil, and winemaking style.