The Napa & Sonoma Book: A Complete Guide

by Timothy Fish, Peg Melnik

This completely revised second edition of this most popular travel title is "crisply written, witty, unflinchingly critical and most of all enthusiastic over the right stuff" (The Wine Spectator), providing "some of the best advice on where to go in the wine country" (The New York Times).

Genres: Travel, Nonfiction

325 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1991

About the author

Timothy Fish is a multi-genre author. He has written both fiction and non-fiction titles. His fiction titles are characterized by his unusual way of looking at the world in general. He is distinctive from other christian fiction authors in his apparent disdain for religion.

-Wikipedia

Reviews

[Christina Kirby · Rating 4 out of 5]

We have an older version of this book, but I assume the formats are similar. Ours is getting tattered and torn - we pull it out to plan wine country getaways, when we're on our wine country adventures, and when we want to look up wineries we visited (or think we visited!).

The chapters of the book are divided by county (Napa/Sonoma) and then into wineries, restaurants, accommodations, and other miscellaneous stuff. This format makes it extremely easy to find what you're looking for and to plan your day by the area you'll be visiting. All of the basic information is included, and the reviews are honest.

I do wish they'd included some of the more obscure wineries, but I guess those are left for only the most dedicated of winos to find :)

[Anne Gerth · Rating 3 out of 5]

A perfect travel companion!



This book was the most helpful of all the Napa travel guides I have purchased.

[Dana Plewka · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lots of great information! Unfortunately, someone ripped out the maps in my copy purchased @Barnes&Noble. What kind of animal does that???