California wine region
El Dorado County Wineries and Tasting Rooms
Hillside vineyards climb from about 1,000 to 3,500 feet, with wineries spread from Apple Hill near Camino south to Fair Play.
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California wine region
Hillside vineyards climb from about 1,000 to 3,500 feet, with wineries spread from Apple Hill near Camino south to Fair Play.
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Small, family-owned wineries around Fair Play, Somerset and Mount Aukum, in the south of the county. Fair Play became an AVA in 2001 and lies within the El Dorado AVA.
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A Gold Rush town with shops and restaurants along historic Main Street. Many wineries are minutes from downtown and Highway 50, so the town is a handy place to start or end your day.
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Wineries around Camino sit among the family farms of the Apple Hill area near Placerville. October weekends draw crowds, so book lodging early.
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Also in El Dorado County: Coloma and Garden Valley.
Each spring, participating wineries hold a ticketed passport weekend, and fall brings harvest events at wineries.
Some of Amador's dry-farmed Zinfandel vines date to the 1800s, and Sutter Creek's tasting rooms sit a short walk apart.
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Mostly family-run wineries, most of them pouring Zinfandel, in Gold Country foothills that begin about 30 miles east of Sacramento.
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Most of Calaveras County's tasting rooms are in the Gold Rush town of Murphys, pouring Barbera and Tempranillo along with old-vine Zinfandel.
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Old-vine Zinfandel shares Lodi's vineyards with more than 100 other grape varieties, and most tastings need no reservation.
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