As spring is approaching, it calls
for another vacation with your family and friends. The trees are rejuvenating,
and you could see tiny leaves are starting to come out. It's probably one of
the best times to go hiking, walking on the beautiful trails, listening to the
sound of the birds, and experiencing the beauty of nature. Doesn't all of this
remind of the beautiful El Dorado? Besides, if you're a wine lover, there are many fair play wineries
events where you can taste and
enjoy all sorts of wine flavors. In this blog, we'll take a look at some of the
best wineries in El Dorado County.
Via Romano Vineyards
If you love Italian varietals,
this is one of the best places to pop in. Located inside a renovated 1960s
tractor barn, this family-owned winery also offers a casual, indoor space and
covered patio to sniff, swirl, and nibble. The family produces wines from El
Dorado County and Sierra Foothills grapes, including barbera, Vermentino, pinot
grigio, and a Super Tuscan blend called Papa Romano Red, named after wife
Leanne’s great grandfather.
Element 79 Vineyards
This modern winery is situated at
an elevation of 2,400 feet, sitting on 70 lush acres in the rolling hills of
Somerset in the Fair Play AVA, with an enclosing forest rife with fallen,
moss-covered oaks, a pond, and blackberry bushes. Element 79 Vineyards is also
an award-winning winery for its variety of tasty wine flavors. Also, the place
is best to bring a picnic and hike around the property.
Carson Road Wineries
This is a beautiful winery where
you’ll find a casual group of winery owners who work together as a cohesive
group to produce the best wines. All the wineries are family-run, and they come
from varied backgrounds and experiences, but all share one thing in common,
which is the love of producing great wines. Spending a day at Carson Road
Wineries allows you to enjoy award-winning wines in a casual, unpretentious
atmosphere.
El Dorado offers many fair play wineries events, allowing
visitors to taste their favorite wine. So what are you waiting for? Pack your
back and hit the road to this beautiful place.
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