For you lovers of wine, if you have not see the movie Bottle Shock yet, do it*

I enjoyed it.

Great movie. I loved Alan Rickman in it. His face when trying guacamole for the first time is priceless. I pretty much had the same reaction the first time I tried good guacamole.

I had my wife watch it with me. She is not all that much of a wine person, but I finally have her convinced that we are going to make the trip to Napa.

I've been trying for several years, but family trips and invitations by friends to go to other vacation spots always derail my plans.

It's on for next year.

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When you go I would suggest focusing on the Healdsburg/Sonoma areas over Napa (way to commercialized).

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Yeah, that's the plan. I
Thanks for the link.

That house looks great.
Dumb question I'm sure, but is there anything within walking distance from there? I am always torn between stuff like this on my trips, because I love being able to walk to bars/restaurants and such.

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Dumb question I'm sure, but is there anything within walking distance from there? I am always torn between stuff like this on my trips, because I love being able to walk to bars/restaurants and such.

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Not really....It is half mile if that down the road from Kendall Jackson winery. I'll tell you this....at the end of the day after going to wineries, breweries (Russian River!!), you don't want to go bar hopping. We generally had our entire day planned out and when we got back we just relaxed and got ready for the next day.

Just watched it on Netflix streaming. Really enjoyed it, thanks for the tip.

Need to do a little research about the brown wine that miraculously turned back while in the bottle though.

Great movie I've been to Chateau Montelena