Horse-drawn vineyard tours - Calistoga (#10)

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Castello di Amorosa
WWW:	www.castellodiamorosa.com
Category:	Wine
Region:	California	City:	Calistoga
Price:	N/A (EUR)	Minimum:	N/A

In the 1850's, Colonel William Nash, former owner of this property and whose family founded Nashville, Tennessee, was among the first to plant vineyards here. With our 12th century Tuscan Castle and Winery as a backdrop, relive the history as you go through the vineyards in an 1800's horse-drawn carriage, just as Nash did!

On this remarkable tour, you will continue past the first schoolhouse in Napa Valley, and the Nash House - formerly a stagecoach stop and home to Colonel Nash. The tour winds past vintage winemaking equipment and you may even see Native American petroglyphs on your way to view our own serenely beautiful Lake Mario.

Following your ride, you will taste our handcrafted reserve wines and enjoy several of them as paired with fine Belgian chocolate!

A tour not to be missed when you visit the Napa Valley. By reservation only, we are now booking now through December. Please check our Calendar for available dates or call the Castaldo at 707.967.6272.

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