Wine-tasting: A Party For 6 We gals spent our “Independence Day” winetasting in Temecula. Of course we had a grand time-- &I’m definitely looking forward to do it again... Ticket cost: $130 per person, and that included 4 wineries, lunch and a shuttle ride from Old Town to Temecula.
11:00 arrived in Temecula @
Wiens Family Estate Winery. We toured the barrel room, and got a glimpse into how their wines were made... I purchased 4 bottles of wines and ended up joining membership. I don’t know if that’s a bad thing or a good thing, but I certainly don’t want to become an alcoholic
12:30
Wilson Creek Winery. We stopped for lunch and made a few friends...* Note to self: Almond champagne was delicious... I regret not getting it....
2:15
Masia de Yabar. Masia is owned by a Peruvian family so it has somewhat of an Argentina feel to the whole place. There was live music and salsa dancing... we soaked in the sun and enjoyed overlooking the grapevine hills of Temecula....
3:15
Oak Mountian Winery. Oak Mountain was more of a relaxed environment. That day our shuttle was filled with a bunch of hot Arabians, or Arabs
indeed we got a whole lot more to drink than intended, thanks to them lol
(Will add rest of the pictures once I upload them)
What I learned on tour:
* The best wine, is the one YOU like
* There are Dessert Wines...really? lol ( I ended up with one bottle; rosy)
* The shallow type of champagne glass originated with Marie Antoinette. It was first formed from wax mold of her boobs
* Its okay to admit that Im a professional drinker lol
*the grapevines are watered twice a day for 5 minutes... Instead of watering the entire plant, there are waterpipes that drips the water down to the roots. How you water determines the taste of the wine as well... the rest, well, I can’t remember...