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Yes, it is difficult...

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In Reply to: RE: Hey Mike! posted by jimbill on June 05, 2012 at 11:18:10

...to drive between Napa and Sonoma.
The easiest is the Carneros hiway connecting the bottom of the two Valleys.
Otherwise it's s steep very windy road that takes you over the hill.
Stop at Domaine Carneros.
Sonoma is by far my favorite - old Dry Creek Rd. for zins.
I'd advise you to cut your Napa stay short and stay in Healdsburg for a couple of nights.
All the way up is Ferrari-Carano.
You can make an appointment at Rafanelli.
Dry Creek Vinyards has a nice tasting room but only so-so wines.
Then there's Quivera, Zichichi, Bella and Preston.

Edits: 06/06/12

Follow Ups:

That's not good news... - jimbill 10:27:24 06/06/12 (8)
- Napa is ok... - mkuller 10:43:32 06/06/12 (7)
  - RE: Napa is ok... - jimbill 10:46:32 06/06/12 (6)
    - RE: Napa is ok... - mkuller 10:52:30 06/06/12 (5)
      - it was her request. - jimbill 10:54:17 06/06/12 (4)
        
        You can do... - mkuller 10:30:17 06/10/12 (2)
        
        RE: You can do... - jimbill 10:43:45 06/10/12 (1)
        
        Depends... - mkuller 12:31:26 06/10/12 (0)
        
        One more place... - mkuller 20:58:35 06/06/12 (0)

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