American Canyon proves to be a central and convenient to Northern California’s famous wine growing regions, and most popular attractions—the perfect home base for wine tasting in Napa.
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American Canyon has plenty of options for hungry travelers, who can enjoy a mix of fine dining restaurants and casual hole-in-the-wall eateries.
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Just 11 miles south of downtown Napa, American Canyon itself is quickly becoming a wine destination, with its tasting rooms in the Crusher Wine District and vineyards just outside of town. Tasting rooms include sleek, contemporary bars and French-inspired chateaus that provide tasting experience that are just starting to hit the radar.
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For a more personal experience, stay in St. Helena at one of these top bed and breakfasts; the innkeepers of these inns are known to provide those extra touches that make staying in such an intimate venue cozy and comforting.
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Located at the southern end of Napa Valley, American Canyon is an excellent spot for affordable accommodations. Only a few miles away from the heart of Napa Valley, guests can save on lodging and see another part of gorgeous California wine country that’s off-the-beaten-path. Plan your relaxing and fun-filled weekend in American Canyon with our helpful city guide.
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If Cabernet Sauvignon is the king of Napa Valley, Chardonnay is its queen. Luscious and fruit-driven, the premium Chardonnays of Napa Valley are worth seeking out. We’ve compiled a list of the top eight Chardonnay producers to visit on a two-day Chardonnay tour of Napa Valley.
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