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Focus on Napa - this web site has features like great steakhouses in wine country, adventures, and cooking classes or camps; it also has upcoming events, virtual tours, and maps, WineCountry.com
Napa Valley Wine Train - official site for the famous train with lunch or dinner rides and, of course, wine tasting, winetrain.com
(see review)
Wineries & Wine - alphabetical lists, lodgings, maps, tours, golf, hot-air balloon rides and events, Winezone.com
Winery Tour Reviews - the best 8 tours, reviewed by SFTravel.com
The Wine Guide - see reviews of featured wineries, and a complete lists of area wineries, travelenvoy.com
Historic Inns of Napa - for "romance, unique environment and personalized service," come to this web site to find many of Napa's historic B&B inns, historicinns.com
"Tales and Tastes from a Season in Napa Wine Country" - Frommer's staff writers visit, review, and advise on how to get the most from the Napa wine tasting experience in this podcast, frommers.com
Napa Valley Links - primarily reviews and rates B&Bs, but also lists and describes wineries, dining options, spas, attractions, and much more, napalinks.com
Napa Valley - gorgeous wine country photos by Nicholas Elias; site also has an interactive map and other wine country links, NapaValley.com
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Napa Valley Adventure Tours - this company, located
centrally at the Oxbow Public Market on First St.,
offers a variety of great ways to really get out and see
the wine country (i.e. not from behind the tinted glass
of a limo), learn about it, enjoy what it has to offer,
and leave behind less of a carbon footprint; they
rent bikes and kayaks, lead a ropes course, and they
offer expert tours (see
review)

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Art and Wine in the Napa Valley - where to stay and
where to eat with a detailed day's itinerary, sfgate.com
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Fatted Calf Charcuterie - this butcher shop/lunch
stop is a small, pristine storefront next to the Oxbow
Public Market on Napa's First Street, and it serves the
best porchetta sandwich you'll ever find: crusty bread,
loaded with thinly sliced roasted meat, sauteed onions, and
seasoned lightly--yum!
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Winter in Napa - foodies can enjoy Napa, in
particular Yountville, no matter the season because of
the selection of fine restaurants; Spud Hilton reports
for the San Francisco Chronicle (1/10)
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