Is the Priority Wine Pass Still Worth It in 2024?

When I started writing Napa Tourist Guide back in 2007 you could still find free tastings and coupons were everywhere. The Winery Finder App was huge and the Priority Wine Pass had tons and tons of deals on it. Fast forward to 2024 and the free tastings are long gone, the coupons just a memory, the Winery Finder App hasn’t been updated in years… but the Priority Wine Pass is still there.

Wait - what’s the Priority Wine Pass? It started mainly as a 2 for 1 pass and all of the big names and a ton of boutiques were on it. Today it still has 2 for 1’s but also a lot of deals and discounts. But at $49 is the Priority Wine Pass still worth it in 2024?

Feast it Forward is on the Priority Wine Pass

The Priority Wine Pass is Still Worth It in 2024 - if you use it right

So the one thing my therapist told me was to stop looking at yesterday with huge regrets so if you remember the days when the Priority Wine Pass had all the big names on it, well, forget about it. But that’s not to say it’s not essential to your Napa trip. It can save you a lot of money and expose you to new wineries that you might not have known about - if you use it right!

Bouchaine Vneyards is on the Priority Wine Pass

the Strategy to using the priority Wine pass

If you want the Priority Wine Pass to be WORTH IT in 2024 then make your first booking with a winery that will pay for the pass with savings. First timers love Sterling Vineyards with the tram ride to the top of the mountain - book it with the Priority Wine Pass and you save $55 per couple. The pass is just $49 so you get to keep $6 in your pocket. Boutique winery lovers should book Auburn James, one of my favorite little wineries with incredible wines. Use your Priority Wine Pass and you get two tastings for $50, a $50 savings. With either of those two reservations you just broke even on the pass. But you want to do more than just break even, right?\

The next step to maximizing the Priority Wine Pass is to check out the complete list of wineries on it right here - https://prioritywinepass.com/wine-regions/list-view/. I would make sure I booked TANK GARAGE since they offer FREE TASTINGS with your Priority Wine Pass, a $30 per person savings. Want a picnic? V. Sattui has a full deli and has the same owner as the Napa Castle, Castello di Amorosa. It’s not a castle but has the same old world feel and a full deli with picnic tables - save $22.50 with each wine pass there. Want to bring some wine home? Go to Hill Family Winery in Yountville where you get two free tastings, a $80 value, if you buy $100 worth of wine. You get the idea, just check out the complete list and pick and choose some wineries that interest you. You already broke even on the pass if you booked Sterling or Auburn James so take some chances, explore some new wineries, keep some money in your wallet.

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Free concierge service

Did you know that if you buy the Priority Wine Pass you get FREE concierge service to help you pick wineries and plan out your day? No, they won’t make reservations for you but they will help you plan it out stop by stop and all you need to do is call to reserve. Some are charging up to a few hundred dollars to do this same service that you get included with your wine pass.

GET A PRIORITY WINE PASS WITH THE LOCAL WALLY DISCOUNT HERE!

GET IT - THE PRIORITY WINE PASS IS STILL THE BEST WAY TO VISIT NAPA OR SONOMA

Napa and Sonoma has so many wineries to discover so use your Priority Wine Pass and uncover your own favorites while saving money in the process. I predict that there will come a day when we will look back on these days and lament how there are no longer any deals left in Napa but for now you can still live it up without breaking the bank as long as you have the Priority Wine Pass.

Paso Robles 2 for 1 Deals (and other discounts!)

Daou Winery in Paso Robles

Is Paso Robles the new Napa Valley?

NEW! CLICK TO LOCAL WALLY’S COMPLETE PASO WINERY GUIDE!

Paso has come a long ways in the past few years and in many ways reminds me of Napa Valley in the 80’s. Wineries are spread out on country roads and while there are a more and more large corporate wineries moving in there are plenty of small ones where the person serving you might be the winemaker.

And guess what? The Priority Wine Pass works in Paso Robles as well so you can use if for discounts. Here are all of the deals as of AUG 2024.

Ampelos: 2 for 1 tastings and 10% off wine purchases

AronHill Vineyards: 2 for 1 Tasting and 10% off select wine purchases ($20 Savings)

Baileyana, Tangent & True Myth: 2 for 1 tasting and 15% off wine purchases ($15 Savings)

Barr Estate Winery: 2 for 1 Tasting ($15 Savings)

Cambria Estate Winery: Receive a “surprise and delight” bonus pour with reservation ($10 Savings)

Castoro Cellars: 1 Complimentary Tasting and 10% off wine purchases ($20 Savings)

Chamisal Vineyards: 2 for 1 on Estate Patio Flight and 10% off wine purchases ($35 Savings)

Cottonwood Canyon Vineyard & Winery: Complimentary Tasting and 10% off wine purchase ($29 Savings)

Cypher Winery: 2 for 1 tastings, 15% off wine purchases, and 15% off our culinary line of olive oils, infused balsamic vinegars and sea salts.

Dilecta Wines: 2 for 1 tastings & 10% off purchases ($30 Savings)

Dresser Winery: 2 for 1 tasting ($25 Savings)

Four Brix Winery: 2 for 1 and 10% off wine purchases ($16 Savings)

Foxen Vineyards: 10% Off Wine Purchases One $25 Tasting flight waived with a 3-bottle purchase. One $30 Pinot Noir tasting flight waived with a 4-bottle purchase.

Happy Canyon Winery: Receive one additional tasting pour of a reserve or library collection wine

Jack Creek Cellars: 2 for 1 tastings and 10% off wine purchases ($40 Savings)

Kessler-Haak Wines: Priority Pass Holders Receive 25% off all wine purchases.

Le Vigne Winery: One Complimentary Classic Wine Flight per Priority Wine Pass. Add a Gourmet Cheese Pairing to your flight for $5. ($20 Savings)

McPrice Myers Wines: 2 for 1 Tasting ($25 Savings)

Montemar Wines: 2 for 1 tasting and 10% off wine purchases ($25 Savings)

Opolo Vineyards: 2 for 1 Tasting ($30 Savings)

Refugio Ranch Vineyards: 2 for 1 tasting 10% off wine purchases ($15 Savings)

Region San Luis Obispo: 2 for 1 Tastings From The Winery Of The Week ($20 Savings)

Sculpterra Winery: 2 for 1 tastings & 10% off wine purchases ($20 Savings)

Serial Wines: PWP Members enjoy an upgraded VIP Experience with the PURCHASE of a wine tasting flight. This includes: -Upgraded lounge seating -Small culinary pairing, like cheese or chocolate -Additional pour or two of special wines that are usually reserved for wine club members

Silver Wines: 2 for 1 tasting and 10% off wine purchases ($15 Savings)

Still Waters Vineyards: 2 for 1 tasting and 10% off wine purchases (*max 1 free tasting per group). ($20 Savings)

SummerWood Winery: 2 for 1 Tasting ($15 Savings)

Tercero Wines: 2 for 1 Tasting10% off Wine Purchases ($25 Savings)

Tooth & Nail Winery: 1 additional Reserve splash with your wine tasting (Monday - Thursday)

Tres Hermanas Vineyard and Winery: Purchase one tasting and receive a second complimentary tasting and receive 10% off any wine purchase.

ZANOLI Wines: 2 for 1 tastings ($20 Savings)

Tooth and Nail Winery in Paso Robles

The same wine pass that gets you deals in Napa and Sonoma works in Paso Robles and surrounding areas as well so don’t forget to show it to get your deals. And if you need a pass get it here so you get my discount - $49 for the pass, good for a full year and comes with free concierge service.

SUMMER PROMO SALE: GET THE ANNUAL WINE PASS FOR JUST $39 DURING JULY 2024!

AVOID THIS WEEKEND IN NAPA 2024 (unless you are going to BottleRock)

BottleRock 2024 is taking place May 24-26, 2024 and runs from 11:30am with the las act ending at 10:00pm.

Go to your calendar right now and check again the weekend you are coming to Napa because if you’re coming this weekend and NOT going to BottleRock you might want to reschedule. Oh sure, everyone will be at the concert which this year features act such as Pearl Jam, Ed Sheeran, Stevie Nicks, and a host of other non-stop artists. So yes, you might get lucky and find the wineries nice and pleasant. So if you can’t change your plans, well let’s hope for the best. But you can expect 40,000 or so people invading Napa that weekend causing the hotel rates to skyrocket and restaurant reservations harder to get than, well, tickets to BottleRock.

BOTTLEROCK IN NAPA IS MAY 24-26, 2024

Of course you might WANT to be here for BottleRock and if that’s the case then tickets go on sale Jan 9th, 2024. Click the button to be transported to the official ticket site. General Admission tickets are $456 for the 3 day event and if you want to go and there are tickets I would not hesitate as this event sells out and sells out fast.

Get $10 Off Sterling Vineyard Tasting and Tram Ride 2024 FREE Promo Code

Sterling Vineyard Tram

Don’t you just hate it when you search for a PROMO CODE and get jacked around with fake or bogus coupons? That’s not my style, no sir-ee Bob! So let’s cut to the chase -

THE FREE PROMO CODE FOR THE STERLING VINEYARD TRAM RIDE AND TASTING IS WALLYNAPA.

Go to the Sterling site and make your reservation. When you get to the last page you’ll see a spot to add the promo code. That’s IT! Use it, enjoy it, tell everyone about it!

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STERLING 2 FOR 1 OFFER!

$10 off is a good deal but I also have a 2 for 1 deal which will save you $55 - well, sort of. To get the 2 for 1 you would need a Priority Wine Pass, the Napa and Sonoma pass that gets you lots of two for one’s and other discounts. The pass is $39.99 with my discount so if you ONLY want to do Sterling then it’s not really worth it but if you also wanted to check out wineries like Beringer or V Sattui, or perhaps do the tour at Clos Pegase or visit some cool boutiques then it’s definitely worth it.

Here are all of the NAPA AND SONOMA Discount Deals - click here!

And if you need a pass use this link so you get my discount - get ONE pass only for the two for one’s. And remember, the Priority Wine Pass comes with FREE concierge service. I work closely with the concierge to help plan out stop by stop agendas using deals on the pass combined with “must see” winery stops to make sure that every stop is a good one. No dud wineries! No snooty experiences. And no overpriced tasting!!!

Since I have you if you need a discount driver let me know as I have friends all over Napa and Sonoma who drive my readers for a living. Some are budget friendly, some are full service luxury drivers, I even can hook you up with limos and busses so just reach out to me. It’s a good idea to hire someone to drive as it’s a lot more fun wine tasting without worrying about drinking too much. And trust me, it’s really easy to drink too much when the wine is this good. Just email me and I’ll connect you with good drivers I trust.

Napa Drivers on a BUDGET - PROMO CODE - The BEST Cheap Drivers

Whether you’re a large group or a couple, I have a driver for you!

If you’re looking to do NAPA ON A BUDGET but the cost of a driver is blowing up your plans then you’ve come to the right place. Hi, I’m Local Wally and I help connect visitors to the best resources in Napa and lately everyone wants a driver but everyone is shocked to see how much it costs.

Wait - so how much is a driver? It’s not unusual to pay $60 an hour for a driver with a 6 hour minimum. But I have drivers who charge my readers much less than this. And not to worry, they are all legitimate drivers with proper insurance and licenses*. So whether you want to hire a DESIGNATED DRIVER who drives your rental or personal vehicle, or a driver who drives you in their car, just email me with from this post which has a built in PROMO CODE (localwally) to get the lowest rates. Some drivers even run specials so if you use this post I’ll make sure you get the lowest rates possible.

Remember, reach out to me for the following:

• Designated Drivers who drive you in your vehicle

• Standard Drivers who drive you in their vehicle

• Tour Guide Drivers who have extensive winery background and who can give you info on the wineries and region you are in.

• Deluxe Drivers who will not only help you pick your wineries but will make all of the reservations so you just show up and go.

• Join in Tours - I work with Platypus Tours if you want to just jump on the shuttle and join in with a group for a day of tastings. If you book with them make sure you tell the LOCAL WALLY SENT YOU.

• Large corporate events or bachelorette party groups

*Standard Disclaimer: While I do my best to ensure that the drivers I refer to you have the proper licenses and insurance it is 100% your responsibility to do your own due diligence if you have concerns. I accept no legal responsibility for drivers credentials or behaviors, but I will vouch that I only allow drivers on my site that I trust and that have a long track record of taking good care of my readers.

Napa Valley's BEST Designated Drivers - LOCAL WALLY APPROVED!

Photo thanks to Nick from San Diego Bay Wine Tours, one of my top drivers - Sterling Vineyards

What should you look for in a Designated Driver to take you around Napa or Sonoma? I work with some of the BEST drivers in Napa and Sonoma and I’ll tell you what I look for before recommending them to my readers.

FULLY INSURED AND LICENSED: Before you ask someone to driver your vehicle or rental you want to make sure that in case of an accident you are not on the hook. All of the drivers I work with have the proper credentials but of course you’ll want to check them yourself to make sure. A good driver is prepared for these sort of questions and should be able to provide you with the documentation you’re looking for.

EASY ON THE BUDGET RATES: Rates vary depending on the driver and their availability but all of my standard drivers know that most of my readers are looking for honest, good rates. Cheap isn’t necessarily always better, but it also doesn’t always mean low quality or inexperience.

WINE INDUSTRY BACKGROUND: All of my drivers have either hospitality or wine industry background. This means you’re getting more than a driver who just, well, drives, and more of a tour guide who can tell you about the area you’re driving through and about the wineries you’re visiting. If you know nothing about wine the drivers I use can really help you not only pick good wineries but tell you which wines the winery is known for so you taste the best each winery has to offer.

FUN PEOPLE: You’re going to be hanging out with these people all day so make sure you like hanging out with them! During my vetting process for drivers if I don’t connect with them as people then they don’t make it to my site to drive my readers

And if you don’t want someone to drive your vehicle and would rather they drive you in their own I can help with that as well. My drivers are independent drivers for the most part versus drivers who work for a larger company so you get better rates. Either way just email me and let me know your date and number of people in your party and I’ll match you up with one of my preferred drivers.

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CLICK TO EMAIL ME WITH MY PROMO CODE TO GET A DRIVER FOR JUST $299 A DAY FOR UP TO 6 PEOPLE - OFFER GOOD THROUGH 2023 AND SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY -

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HERE’S A RECENT EMAIL I RECEIVED (2023) FROM ONE OF MY READERS:

I just wanted to make sure and take a moment to let you know how much we enjoyed our driver that I found (even though she was at the bottom of your recommendations) on your page! Celest was fabulous, she knows so much history about napa valley and wineries/estates which made for a very fun drive and was able to ensure we had a dinner reservation by calling ahead while we were doing our wine tasting.  She recommended several spots for us to add to our list including going to Sonoma and suggested a host she knew there at Fulcrum wines which we adored. She made our drive to Calistoga wonderful and was very communicative throughout the process even following up after to see if we needed anything! She took pictures of us during our tasting at Reverie which was such a special experience.  I cannot recommend her enough!

Local Wally’s Designated Drivers get you there on time and back safe and sound!

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Why Hire a Driver in Napa and Sonoma? Is it Expensive? Is it Worth It?

In the old days, perhaps not good old days, I will admit that I used to drive from winery to winery and sipping way too much. I mean, everyone did this but that was a long time ago back when Napa was country roads and even on a weekend you might only see a handful of random cars all doing the same thing. That’s not to excuse my poor decision making but things were different back then. Heck, even 5 years ago a lot of people would drive drunk in Napa.

Don’t worry, they hired a driver in Napa!

But today it’s too risky to drive yourself when wine tasting in Napa or Sonoma. It’s busy, so if you don’t hurt yourself you might hurt others and no one wants that. So if you don’t drive yourself what are the options?

1. UBER: I know, it seems to work just fine back home but in Napa the cell service can get really spotty once you leave Highway 29 or the Silverado Trail so an Uber might get you there but damn, how are you going to request one to pick you up if your phone isn’t working? Add to that there are not enough Uber drivers anyway so even if you stay in the main area of Napa you are rolling the dice you can get one in time for your next winery appointment.

2. HIRE A DRIVER WHO DRIVES YOUR RENTAL: I work with drivers who claim they can legally drive your rental and this is the cheapest way to go. However you will want to verify their licenses and insurance on your own to make sure you are satisfied with their credentials. There are plenty of drivers who are not doing this professionally and not insured properly so do your own due diligence.

3. HIRE A DRIVER TO DRIVE YOUR ITINERARY: If you know where you want to go you can hire one of these drivers to pick you up and get you to your next stop on time. They’ll typically wait outside the winery but politely tap you on the shoulder when it’s getting close to exit time. PRO TIP: If you don’t know much about wineries and want me to help you plan it out just email me - I do this for free for my readers.

4. HIRE A FULL SERVICE DRIVER: Some of my drivers will not only pick the wineries for you (with your input) but will make the reservations. If you are short on time and just want to make sure your trip to Napa goes perfectly then do this.

5. JOIN IN TOURS: I work with Platypus Wine Tours if you want to just jump in the shuttle and leave all of the details, including lunch, to them. Good for couples, good for groups, even corporate groups or bachlorette parties love this option. FAVOR: They pay me a small commission so please tell them LOCAL WALLY sent you if you book with Platypus.

6. NAPA WINE TRAIN: OK, this isn’t really transportation but they do have train excursions that stop at a few select wineries. Let me know if you’re interested in this as I have discounts I can show you.

YES, HIRING A DRIVER IN NAPA IS WORTH IT - MUCH BETTER THAN A DUI!

You want to have fun wine tasting, right? So why limit your sips hoping you won’t drink too much? And do you really want to toss that super delicious sip of very expensive wine that you just paid for into the spit jar just because you drew the short straw to be the designated driver?

What Napa Wineries OPEN Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years 2023? Napa Wine Train, Beringer, Castello di Amorosa, and More!

Napa Wine Train is the perfect holiday event!

CLICK FOR INFO ON 2024 WINERIES OPEN ON CHRISTMAS EVE AND NYE!

Visiting Napa Valley on Christmas and New Years in 2023? Well hang on, don’t assume that wineries are open. In fact, assume that they are NOT open with a few exceptions. Here is my list so far and I’ll keep adding to it to make sure you are not stuck like Clark Griswald showing up at Walley World and finding it closed.

Wineries Open on Christmas and New Years - discounts as noted with your priority wine pass

GIRARD: Thanksgiving open 10-3, Christmas Eve open 10-3, Closed Christmas Day, open New Years Eve 10-3, open New Years Day 10-3. Show your Priority Wine Pass for a special pour.

CLOS PEGASE: Thanksgiving open 10-2, Christmas Eve open 10-2, Closed Christmas Day, open New Years Eve 10-2, open New Years Day 10-4. Show your Priority Wine Pass for a special pour. 2 FOR 1 M-F

V SATTUI: Thanksgiving open 10-3, Christmas Eve open 10-3, Christmas Day closed, open New Years Eve 10-5, open New Years Day 10-5. Show your Priority Wine Pass for HALF OFF one tasting with each pass.

CONSENTINO: Thanksgiving open 10-3, Christmas Eve open 10-6, Christmas Day 10-6, open New Years Eve 10-6, open New Years Day 10-6.

CASTELLO DI AMOROSA (CASTLE): Thanksgiving closed, Christmas Eve open 10-6, Christmas Day closed, New Years Eve regular hours, open New Years Day with limited hours.

AUBURN JAMES: Christmas Eve open, Christmas Day closed, open New Years Eve, open New Years Day. 2 for 1 with Priority Wine Pass.

BENNETT LANE: Christmas Eve open, Christmas Day closed, open New Years Eve, open New Years Day. $5 off tastings with Priority Wine Pass.

DAVIEw (SCHRAMSBERG SPARKLING): Christmas Eve closed, Christmas Day closed, open half day New Years Eve 10-6, closed New Years Day. Various offers with Priority Wine Pass - call winery for details.

WHITEHALL LANE: Christmas Eve open morning only, Christmas Day closed, open New Years Eve morning only, New Years Day closed. 2 for 1 with Priority Wine Pass.

BERINGER: Open Christmas Eve and New Years Eve but closing at 3.

NAPA WINE TRAIN: Excursions on Christmas Eve and New Years Eve, morning only.

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STANDARD DISCLAIMER: All info is accurate as of publication date but wineries reserve the right to change their hours and offers. Always call the winery to verify the offer with the Priority Wine Pass during holiday hours.

STERLING WINERY AND TRAM RIDE FINALLY REOPENS 2023 - GET A 2 FOR 1 DISCOUNT

New! Sterling Vineyards Reopens with a new Tram and 2 for 1 discounts!

two for one sterling tram ride and wine tasting is back as of oct 29, 2023!

One of the most popular wineries and attractions in Napa Valley has been the Sterling Tram Ride and wine tasting experience. Due to fires and Covid it closed and seemed like it would never reopen - but as of October 29th, 2023, it’s back and better than ever!

You can get a TWO FOR ONE discount too, saving you $55 on Thursdays through Mondays.

Enjoy the breath-taking views as you ascend to our winery via the aerial gondola. Upon arrival at the top of the hill, you'll enjoy leisurely self-guided wine tasting while you stroll the winery for a behind the scenes look at the art and science of wine making. A 60 minute experience. Guests under the age of 21 are welcome on this experience.

To get the discount you need ONE Priority Wine Pass per couple - the pass is only $39.99 so you instantly save the cost of the pass and get to pocket a $15 savings. And you can now use that same pass all over Napa and Sonoma at wineries such as Beringer, Pine Ridge, V Sattui, Napa Cellars, and many more. You’ll find lots of two for one offers as well as bonus pours, discount tours, and lots and lots of great wine! Every wine pass comes with free concierge service too so we can help you plan out your itinerary stop by stop - Lots of businesses are charging now for itineraries but it comes free with every Priority Wine Pass!

HERE’S THE LINK TO GET THE DISCOUNT PASS FOR STERLING - REMEMBER, JUST ONE PASS PER COUPLE IS NEEDED!

Napa Designated Drivers 2024: What Does it Cost, How to Choose

Do I Really Need a Designated Driver to Wine Taste in Napa?

More and more, people coming to Napa are hiring designated drivers versus driving themselves. And it makes sense - you wouldn’t go bar hopping at at the end of the night jump in your car to drive home, right? With wine tasting it’s VERY easy to drink too much and it sneaks up on you around the second winery.

Some people claim that Uber works in Napa and it could… but doesn’t always. There just aren’t that many Uber drivers in the valley and once you get off the main highway cell service gets pretty spotty. I was visiting wineries to take photos and discovered this the hard way when I was low on gas (like really low!) and my phone couldn’t grab GPS to get me down the hill before I ran out.

Designated Drivers versus Tour Drivers versus Transportation Companies: What’s the difference, what’s the best option?

The cheapest option is to hire a Designated Driver who can drive you in their vehicle. This can be tricky from an insurance perspective so make sure you are comfortable with this arrangement. I work with drivers who have assured me that they have the proper licenses and insurance but you always want to do your own checking.

And you should know that while I have had great success with all of my drivers I take no responsibility for their behavior, their insurance, licenses, etc - basically do your own due diligence and if something goes wrong it’s between you and the driver.

Figure a driver driving you in your vehicle is anywhere from $45 to $55 an hour. Some will even help you pick wineries and make the reservations so don’t be afraid to ask.

Most of my drivers are previous Tour Guides from the large touring companies. This means they know Napa and Sonoma, they know their wineries, and they can give you a bit of backstory throughout the day. They also know the deep dive hidden gems should you want to get away from the usual suspects and explore the side of Napa that locals know. They’ll drive you in their vehicle. All of them take pride in their vehicles which range from standard sedans like a Toyota Corolla to fancier SUVs. One of the drivers specializes in “luxury” tours and has a very nice SUV that will make you feel like a VIP so if that’s what you’re looking for make sure you ask. Expect drivers in this category to be ultra professional and knowledgeable on Napa and Sonoma.

Some of the drivers also have much larger vehicles for groups of 12 or so, perfect for bachlorette parties or corporate events.

Prices for drivers in this category typically start at $65 an hour.

Most of the drivers in the aforementioned categories are independent drivers. The next group are transportation companies who have a myriad of vehicles, from small SUVs to limos to party busses to large corporate event busses. With this category you get less of a tour guide but more options for vehicles. They also are better equipped for things like airport pickups and drop offs. Rates are a bit higher in this category but they nearly always have a vehicle and driver for you so if you are trying to get a last minute driver this is your best bet. Also, rest assured that the companies I work with offer good rates to my readers.

I also work with companies that offer “JOIN IN” tours where you are part of a larger group of perhaps a dozen or so. These are fun outings so if you like meeting people and don’t want to hassle deciding where to go or don’t want to make reservations then this is another good option. Also great for last minute visitors or single travelers. In SF on a business trip and just want to sneak away to experience Napa? This is your best option.

So now you’re in Napa or Sonoma and going out to that special dinner. You want to be responsible so you call an Uber - no problem. Now dinner is over and you want to get back to your hotel. You fire up the app and there are NO UBERS anywhere as they all went home for the night - or worse, you realize that there is no cell service and you can’t even get to the app.

This is why DINNER DRIVING SERVICE has become a big thing in Napa. Use one of my drivers to get you to your restaurant on time and they’ll wait until you are done to get you back. No worries, and good rates too. Better than driving after a bottle of wine, this lets you enjoy your dinner without stressing out.