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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Napa is one of the world's most famous wine regions, but how did it become that Located at the top of the bay, a ferry ride away from foggy San Francisco, it is a place of abundant sunshine, fertile soil and hot mineral springs! Once the home of a massive population of grizzly bears, and an enterprising tribe known for their ferocity, it has attracted fortune hunters and winemakers from around the world. National and local events have raised it up and knocked it down, and then phoenix like, it has risen again. These stories about how Napa evolved were selected from the book, Wine Country in Shorts, the Stories of Napa and Sonoma, by Ralph and Lahni DeAmicis, storytellers, speakers and filmmakers. The stories were collected over twenty years during their time as popular guides and tour book authors. They are the ultimate insiders who present a wonderfully revealing picture of how Napa became such a remarkable place. This book celebrates the unique storytelling style that goes well with wine: colorful, relaxed, thoughtful, a little rambling and segmented. That's because the pace of the story allows time for the listeners to taste the wines and enjoy the illumination it bestows. That's how the ancients described the experience of drinking alcohol, being illuminated by the wine.' We hope that you enjoy these stories that are only as remarkable as the wonderful places and people they describe, and that are treasured by so many. A wine region's personality is not just about the topography and climate, but also about how the people living there adapted to its unique qualities. Those experiences are shared in stories. Where did we get these stories We heard them while standing at the back of countless tasting rooms. For many years there were a couple of hundred wineries where customers could just walk in, stand at the bar and taste the wines. At other wineries the tastings happened sitting down, and of course there are cave and vineyard tours. In these tasting experiences, the hosts shared information about the wines, and many shared stories.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A good map matters in Sonoma, because it is a big rural county with five major grape growing areas, filled with great wineries that can be hard to navigate. The roads don't have much signage or streetlights and addresses can be obscured by bushes. The GPS that works well in suburbs is sketchy on those narrow, winding roads and steep hillsides, and it often does not recommend the best, safest and most scenic route. To make the 24 maps easy to use when you're driving, where there is a high concentration of wineries we've divided the valleys into two sections. There are also maps of the downtowns including hotels, restaurants and tasting room locations. The chapters on Creating a Daytrip and Getting Around Sonoma will help you get the most enjoyment from your time, while 'The ABC's of Wine Tasting' will help you improve your winery experiences. The 280 Winery Directory is indexed to the maps and there are multiple notes that provide useful details. Our insights as tour guides bringing clients to these many properties are what makes our books special! To find our other books, TV shows and documentaries, visit: Every wine tour needs a great strategy to take the best advantage of the day. Over the course of thousands of tours with clients, we've had the opportunity to see what works, and what doesn't. Here are some of our best tips! The first step is to start early! If drinking wine in the morning seems excessive, remember, you are in a 'tasting' room, not a 'drinking' room. You are there to evaluate and enjoy the wines, not aiming to get a buzz on. There is a big difference between wine tasting and bar hopping! ContentsThe Map Key 3Main Winery Areas - Map - 4Around the City of Sonoma - Map A - 5Sonoma & Napa Los Carneros - Map B - 10The Sonoma Plaza - Notes - Map C - 7The Sonoma Valley - Notes - Map D - 10Glen Ellen - Map E - 11Around Santa Rosa - Map - 12Hwy 101 and Downtown Santa Rosa - Map - 13Downtown Healdsburg - Map F - 14Notes: Northern Sonoma & Healdsburg 15Russian River Valley Overview - Map - 16The Russian River Valley - Notes - Map G - 17North of River Rd - Westside Ave - Map H - 18South of River Rd - Notes - Map I - 19Dry Creek Valley Overview - Map - 20The Dry Creek Valley - Notes - Map J - 21The Southern Dry Creek Valley - Map K - 22The Northern Dry Creek Valley - Map L - 23Alexander Valley Overview - Notes - Map - 24Alexander Valley - Map M - 25Southern Alexander Valley - Map N - 26Northern Alexander Valley - Map O - 27Bay Area Main Roads - Map - 28Sonoma AVA Dates - Map - 34Popular Routes - Map - 40ChaptersChapter 1: Creating a Daytrip Strategy - 29Chapter 2: Getting Around Sonoma - 35Chapter 3: The ABC's of Wine Tasting - 41Chapter 4: Winery Directory - 43 Other Titles by the Authors - 111 About - 112.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Sonoma is a world famous wine region a short ride from San Francisco. But before that it was the northern tip of the Spanish Empire where the Royal Road, that stretched north from Mexico City ended. With its abundant sunshine, nurturing fogs, fertile soil and diverse, but gentle climates, the early settlers must have thought they had arrived in Eden. Sonoma has a beautiful Pacific coastline, great redwood forests and bucolic valleys which each form their own magical worlds with their own unique growing conditions, where the locals have grown grapes and made marvelous wines since the 1800's. These stories about how Sonoma evolved were selected from the book, Wine Country in Shorts, the Stories of Napa and Sonoma, by Ralph and Lahni DeAmicis, storytellers, speakers and filmmakers. The stories were collected over twenty years during their time as popular guides and tour book authors. They are the ultimate insiders who present a wonderfully revealing picture of Wine Country.This book celebrates the unique storytelling style that goes well with wine: colorful, relaxed, thoughtful, a little rambling and segmented. That's because the pace of the story allows time for the listeners to taste the wines and enjoy the illumination it bestows. That's how the ancients described the experience of drinking alcohol, being illuminated by the wine.' We hope that you enjoy these stories that are only as remarkable as the wonderful places and people they describe, and that are treasured by so many. A wine region's personality is not just about the topography and climate, but also about how the people living there adapted to its unique qualities. Those experiences are shared in stories. Where did we get these stories We heard them while standing at the back of countless tasting rooms. For many years there were a couple of hundred wineries where customers could just walk in, stand at the bar and taste the wines. At other wineries the tastings happened sitting down, and of course there are cave and vineyard tours. In these tasting experiences, the hosts shared information about the wines, and many shared stories.ContentsIntroduction: A Land of Stories 5Chapter 1: The Mysterious Golden Gate 11Chapter 2: The Gift of Mustard 25 Chapter 3: Thoroughly Cool Los Carneros 35Chapter 4: They All Came to Sonoma 49Chapter 5: The Magical Valley of the Moon 63Chapter 6: The Imperial Russian River Story 71 Chapter 7: Wine Country's Great Buildings 79 Chapter 8: Sonoma and Napa; Ancient Siblings 107 Chapter 9: Who Named Mount Saint Helena 119 Afterthought, the Fans 133About the Authors 137 Other Books & Documentaries 138.…