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The 4 Best San Francisco Drinks Tours

4 tours  ·  from $140 a head

Every trip has one free afternoon too few. These 4 san francisco drinks tours justify the slot, priced and timed, so you can decide in minutes and get back to the glass.

San Francisco: Muir Woods, Napa & Sonoma Valley Wine Tour - A scenic ride into Sonoma and Napa
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San Francisco: Muir Woods, Napa & Sonoma Valley Wine Tour

1.Muir Woods, Napa & Sonoma Valley Wine Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 1,205 reviews · 11 hours · from $166Our pick

Travel from San Francisco to Muir Woods and Napa and Sonoma wine country with a guide such as Alberto, Ben, Dustin, or Randall. Walk among redwoods, taste wines at three distinct wineries, choose between a free lunch break or a paired three-course meal, and finish with a Golden Gate Bridge photo stop.

“Had a brilliant day on this excursion, it was very well organized and great fun- Muir woods was awesome to visit and I enjoyed all 3 vineyards with my husband. we opted out of the lunch option and booked a table at the girl and the fig instead on their outside patio at 12:45. we highly recommend this restaurant, everything was delicious! We ordered the muscles and the flounder along with a bottle of white wine. Dustin, our guide was funny and informative - great guide!”

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Small Group: Ultimate Napa & Sonoma Wine Tour from San Francisco - Fisherman’s Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge
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Small Group: Ultimate Napa & Sonoma Wine Tour from San Francisco

2.Small Group: Ultimate Napa & Sonoma Wine Tour from San Francisco

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 678 reviews · 9 hours (approx.) · from $179Top rated

Travel from Fisherman’s Wharf to two Napa and Sonoma wineries, with tastings, wine-making lessons, Golden Gate Bridge photos, and two hours in Sonoma Square. Guides such as Jeffrey, Sully, Barry, and Jules are known for lively commentary. Lunch costs extra, and wine tasting is for ages 21 and up.

“I loved this tour! Jeffrey was amazing as was our group. We had so much fun learning about the different vineyards while tasting their wines. Sonoma Plaza was wonderful. The whole trip was fun, fun, fun.”

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San Francisco: Napa and Sonoma Valley Wine Tour - The early ride and Golden Gate Bridge stop
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San Francisco: Napa and Sonoma Valley Wine Tour

3.Napa and Sonoma Valley Wine Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 675 reviews · 8 - 9 hours · from $165

Ride from San Francisco to Napa and Sonoma with an English-speaking guide, stopping at three wineries such as Artesa, Roche, BR Cohn, Jacuzzi, Madonna, or Robledo. You’ll taste several wines, stop at the Golden Gate Bridge, and get 90 minutes for lunch and shopping in Sonoma Plaza.

“Loved this wine tour. Recommend having a decent breakfast first as it’s a lot of wine. Lovely hosts at every winery, great driver/tour guide Danny. Got back quite a bit later than advertised but didn’t bother me at all. Not the best value for money considering lunch is not included. Overall would definitely recommend.”

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From San Francisco: Napa & Sonoma Valley Full-Day Wine Tour - Napa and Sonoma in one long day
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From San Francisco: Napa & Sonoma Valley Full-Day Wine Tour

4.Napa & Sonoma Valley Full-Day Wine Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 513 reviews · 9 hours - 1 day · from $140Best value

Spend about nine hours traveling from Fisherman’s Wharf to Napa and Sonoma, with three winery tours, 3 to 5 tastings at each, and lunch time at Sonoma Square. Guides such as Grady, Lester, Steve, and James add local stories and photo stops, while the winery schedule can change.

“The trip was interesting as wine tasting could be 😆. We visited Madonna, RuVango and Cline wineries. The most interesting was the first one as in others the hosts didn’t know what to do with us for one hour. Sonoma Plaza is very boring, nothing to do there if you’re not eating lunch (go to see the Barracks and see the history of California Republic). The bus and organization was ok.”

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