Napa County

When you come to San Francisco, you must visit Napa wine tasting once. The wine producing site is world-famous.

The Napa Valley is full of vineyards and vineyards, and there are green patches everywhere, endless. The wineries here are also particularly worth sightseeing, and the vineyards produced are also very good.

Friends from San Francisco drove us over. For the first time, we saw such a large area of vineyards. We also visited the local wineries and tasted the local wines. The taste is very good and the taste is very good.

Napa Valley is famous for its wines, the town is very comfortable, and at night at the bar a glass of red wine and beef burger with some jazz, a wonderful rhythm of life!

Picturesque town, wine-rich place. There are many varieties of red wine and the price is not expensive. The houses, churches, post offices and shops in the town can be described as old and exquisite. Napa is not far from San Francisco, but the sun is shining and lingering.

Napa, a city north of San Francisco, California, is known for producing wine, and its popularity is as high-end brand red wine as Maotai and Xinghua Village in Shanxi, Guizhou, China. The winery has beautiful scenery and free tours. We tasted three flavors 🍷, the first of which was rose-colored red wine, and many people bought two bottles to take away.

Napa Valley is a hilly area, plain and undulating, mountainous and peakless, and Napa Valley's warm early spring and warm summer create near perfect climatic conditions for grape growth. The grapes made in Napa Valley are a very small variety of grains, green, slightly larger than nails, forming a string of small balls, very full. If anyone dares to taste it, it will be sour enough. As for the difference between red and white wines, it is the difference in their brewing methods.