|
|
Are you sure you want to report the following content as a violation?
|
|
|
|
Summer is upon us and it's time to write a column or two about including winery trips and tours in your vacation plans. Recently I received a question from a reader telling me of his interest in "unique, out of the way wine experiences" and asking "What are your thoughts on off the beaten path wineries on the east side of Paso Robles?"
Happy to comply. There are a lot of pluses in this question. First, traveling to off the beaten path wineries often means avoiding the crowds. Which means you get more attention from the tasting room people, more questions answered, and sometimes more wine - meaning wines from limited productions that can be shared with fewer people. There's also a chance the wine maker himself (or herself) might be present for a little personal attention and that's a big plus as well as one of those unique experiences you're seeking.
I love to talk with these people. It's like encountering a new parent who's very enthusiastic about his...
|
|
|
|
Please check the following violations, and include anything else in the comment box. |
|
|
| Comment |
|
|
| Email |
|
|
| Captcha |
|
To protect users from spam, please enter the text from the image above.
|
|
|
