Talk
-
All Conversations
29 minutes ago -
Local Questions & Answers
2 hours ago -
Events
-
Food
8/28/2024 -
Shopping & Products
6 hours ago -
Travel
-
Relationships & Dating
-
Humor & Offbeat
2 hours ago -
Entertainment & Pop Culture
8/28/2024 -
Sports
-
News & Politics
2 hours ago -
Family & Parenting
8/27/2024 -
Yelper Shout-Outs
20 hours ago -
Site Questions & Updates
8/27/2024 -
Other
29 minutes ago
Recent Conversations
-
29 minutes ago
-
2 hours ago
-
2 hours ago
-
2 hours ago
-
2 hours ago
-
- Andrew S.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1 friend
- 10 reviews
Hi,
Looking to plan a corporate "fun" trip from the city to Napa.
Any ideas on where to start my planning?
Any fun/cool wineries that you can arrange to take about 50 people on a tour, followed by tasting?5/20/2008 -
This Yelper's account has been closed.
-
- Shelly V.
- Hayward, CA
- 242 friends
- 409 reviews
Turns out there are only about 4 or 5 wineries that allow busses at them.
however, if you get mini-busses, you can take those anywhere. You might just want to look into a company that does it and reserve for 50 people. Let me remember the place I used, they were the BEST!5/20/2008 -
- Marie G.
- San Francisco, CA
- 0 friends
- 0 reviews
Maybe Artesa Vineyards artesawinery.com/about/v…
It's a beautiful winery but the wines are not that great. Not sure if they can handle a 50 people group though.
I like Hess Collection hesscollection.com/web/e…
They do tastings and have an art gallery.5/20/2008 -
This Yelper's account has been closed.
-
- Tony P.
- Sacramento, CA
- 251 friends
- 105 reviews
Bauers
5/20/2008 -
- Markus B.
- San Francisco, CA
- 17 friends
- 7 reviews
yeah check with Bauers they will know what size bus u need and which wineries you can go to.
5/20/2008 -
- Aunny B.
- Los Angeles, CA
- 1353 friends
- 403 reviews
I would check in with yelper, Ian B: yelp.com/user_details?us…
He is the official Yelp wine guru, and Founder of LearnAboutWine.com
That's a good place to start!5/20/2008 -
- Lisa A.
- Washington Park, Denver, CO
- 114 friends
- 622 reviews
I went with a group of 40 on Napa Tours. It was for the Chicago Business school and we went to Viader (beautiful and great wine) Robert Craig (we went to his actual house for lunch, as he is an alumni) and Clos Du Val ( did not care for their attitude).
I have been at both Peju and St. Suprey when they have had large groups come and they take them to private rooms. We brought champagne, OJ and Muffins for breakfast and picked up boxed lunch at Oakville Grocery (planned ahead) for lunch. It was a blast!
BTW, I think we ended up paying $140 each for the bus, food, and the tastings.5/20/2008 -
This Yelper's account has been closed.
-
- Lisa A.
- Washington Park, Denver, CO
- 114 friends
- 622 reviews
I have also used Magnum Tours 3 times, but that is when we were staying in Napa for the night. They were a bit pricey, but after the first tour, I was a believe!. They took us to some really cool places that are way of the beaten path and we actual got to meet the wine makers and have lunch/wine with them. Not sure what size group they can accommodate, but I highly recommend them!
5/20/2008 -
This Yelper's account has been closed.
-
- Shelly V.
- Hayward, CA
- 242 friends
- 409 reviews
John -- those are all limo companies.
They need a minibus or a bus.5/20/2008 -
This Yelper's account has been closed.
-
- Cali Party Bus S.
- San Francisco, CA
- 9 friends
- 12 reviews
Check out Cali Limo and party Bus. They specialize in limo style mini and regular buses. Very nice atmosphere while cruising through Napa. calipartybus.com.
6/12/2008
This conversation is older than 2 months and has been closed to new posts.