Go Wine Tasting with The Wine Wrangler |
If the first few days of 2016 are any indication of things
to come, then it appears that El Nino is finally here on California’s Central Coast. That’s great news—we need the rain—and
with over 200 wineries, there are a lot of thirsty vines around Paso Robles Wine Country. While rainy
weather makes for a nice time to hang out in front of the fireplace with a
glass of wine, it’s also a great time to go wine tasting with The Wine Wrangler.
After a long holiday season of feasting and making merry,
it’s no wonder that the gym is crowded come January, but while exercise is a
good thing for both body and mind, navigating the crowd can leave you stressed
and drained, all while lowering your immunity to illness. You already know
about the amazing health benefits of drinking wine, but you may not know that
the best time to go on a wine tasting tour in Paso Robles is in January.
Here are 3 reasons why you should book your wine tasting tour with the
Wine Wrangler this January:
Everyone else is at
the gym…well, not everyone, but in the tasting rooms, the crowds have
certainly thinned out. What this means for you is that you can enjoy a more
relaxed wine tasting experience. The tasting room staff can more fully focus on
you, so you’ll learn more about the wines you’re tasting, the vintages and the
vineyards.
Our guides are local
experts…some tour companies hire drivers, but we hire tour guides with
expertise in customer service, local history and the inside scoop on the more
than 200 wineries in and around Paso Robles. Our guides are skilled communicators
who listen to what you like and who can help you discover new wines that suit your palate.
The winter vineyard
views are spectacular…it’s hard to beat a sweeping panoramic vineyard view
any time of the year, but the stark beauty of the vineyard against the winter
sky is nothing short of fabulous. It’s also the perfect time of year to enjoy
the wildlife, whether a herd of deer on the distance hills, scampering jack
rabbits or the lone Red Tail Hawk circling the perimeter.
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