Best 3 Wine Harvest Celebrations This Autumn

Best 3 Wine Harvest Celebrations This Autumn

With autumn looming around the corner there are many things you want to check out in this rich season. The changing of the leaves is one of the most expected parts of autumn with numerous heavily wooded areas being practically invaded by tourists that want to witness this beautiful phenomenon. The grape harvest is also an amazing time of the year with the selection for the best wines being carefully picked. If you want to taste the fruits of this bountiful season make tsure you check out some of the following celebrations..

Castello di Amorosa Napa Valley – California

Built in the style of Tuscan castles the Castello di Amorosa holds its seventh celebration that includes a stomp competition, harvest demos and food and wine tastings. Among concerts there will be tours of the vast underground cellars and old wine selections.

To get in touch you can call 707-967-6272 or look them up directly at 4045 North Saint Helena Hwy, Calistoga, California.

Martha Clara Vineyards – New York

Here we have another charming stomp celebration that will be held at the Northville Barn on the Martha Clara premises. Amongst lessons from famous winemaker Juan E. Micieli-Martinez guests will also receive a complementary glass of wine.

To get in touch you can call 707-967-6272 or look them up directly at 6025 Sound Ave., Riverhead, N.Y.

St. Josef Estate Vineyards & Winery – Oregon

Considered the first stomping event in the Northwest, St. Josef’s Estate Vineyards celebrate the 32rd edition of the festival that was taken after the German tradition of “crush” season. Participants will be delighted by bands, and over 400 pounds of sausages. Admission is a mere $10.

To get in touch you can call 503-651-3190 or look them up directly at 28836 S. Barlow Rd., Canby, Oregon.

Posted by Sophia Andrews on Sunday September 21 2014, 4:31 AM EST. Ref: USA Today. Link. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Featured News, Travel. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0