Things You'll Need:
- Internet
- Phone Book
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Step 1
Examine Wine Tour Stops
A guided wine tour will have preselected stops. Examine those stops. Are you visiting at least one well-known winery? You should be. How many winery stops are included in your tour? Although you don’t want to be rushed, get the most out of your day. -
Step 2
Examine What Is Included
Wine tours come in a number of different formats. Some only allow you to wine taste, while others allow you only to tour the winery, and others do both and more! Remember you want to get the best value for your money. The more you can do on a wine tour, the better the experience. -
Step 3
Examine Costs
When examining the cost of a wine tour, remember quality. You will have to pay more for a wine tour that includes a picnic lunch, but you may save money in the long run. What your tour includes should play a huge rule in costs. Are all tasting fees included? If wine tasting is offered, they should be. -
Step 4
Examine Transportation
Method of transportation is important when taking a wine tour. Although most of your time will be spent at wineries, do not travel in discomfort. You may find the best luck with small or private tours.











