Bay Area B&Bs

These sites will give you a start...

http://www.w> My wife and I will be in San Francisco in late September for a

You'll have to be more specific about where in wine country you want to go. From SF, you can go to Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino, Monterey and Paso Robles -- and with more effort you can reach Santa Barbara and Amador. Also, what kind of wines do you like, and how many days do you have to visit?

Mark Lipton

Thanks Mark. We are pretty open to destination and wines, but were thinking of Napa or Sonoma (relatively close to the Bay Area). Some of our favorite wines are from Paso Robles, and we would love to visit the region on a separate trip but that's a bit of a trek from SF.

Thanks for the links. :-)

My recommendation is a B&B called "The Gables" in Santa Rosa. It is on a "busy" road, but very convenient to Sonoma County wineries, and there are discount liquor stores nearby (do't buy at a winery unless it isn't available in stores).

The selection of wineries is incredible. I avoid Napa because the road is a "Parking Lot" on the weekends. There are a number of small wineries that don't ship a lot - the links on other postings provide links to lists.

Enjoy!

Thanks Fawn. :-)