Hi, I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions/recommendations for some type of wine tour on a train? My friend told me about it. Supposedly, it’s a train that stops at a couple of wineries and then includes lunch or... (11 replies, last updated by maria lorraine June 20, 2008)

The Wine Train left such an impression in my mind that I have to write a reply. DON’T GO!! I went quite a few years back. I tried it because I had surgery and couldn’t walk. The food was only so so and definitely not... (2 replies, last updated by Han Lukito August 15, 2001)

course. The Chino Wayne’s checked out of the Silverado that morning and delivered themselves to the Napa Valley Wine Train depot in plenty of time for a pre-departure wine tasting at 10:45 A.M. The pre-departure wine... (12 replies, last updated by Carrie 218 July 22, 2007)

. Regarding Napa's Wine Train, unless their tour has changed, they do not offer any stops at the wineries (and still unofficially maintain a sort of rivalry with many wineries). Lastly, I thought I would recommend a couple wineries... (24 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong August 24, 2003)

them in business, like the Wine Train does (we payed for their freeway overpass). If you absolutely must do the train, you can do the ride without the meal for $50 per person. (4 replies, last updated by Earl Grey May 5, 2008)

Wondering if anyone has ridden the Napa Wine Train and if the food is any good. (8 replies, last updated by Merle March 31, 2006)

/sparkling wines. Anway, if anyone could recommend a few places (maybe 3-4) specifically in Napa Valley worth checking out, I’d really appreciate it. We’d prefer not to go out of the area only because of how little... (51 replies, last updated by Midlife September 17, 2007)

I’m a new resident of Napa Valley. Interested in finding out great hole in the wall places Mexican, Japanesse, Indian, Chinese...basically anything ethnic. From Napa to Calistoga. (9 replies, last updated by cortez October 20, 2007)

I am a wine lover and I am bring some friends from Wash. State to Napa. What wineries are worth visiting. I dont care for the boring tours of winemaking, but rather prefer the quaint and beautiful wineries that sell or offer high... (12 replies, last updated by kresge86 May 5, 2008)

Yesterday, I went to JV liquors in Napa for the 10th time or so. I’ve had it with that store....illogical layout, unhelpful and disinterested employees, so so prices and overly heated interior. Wines were too hot. So,... (9 replies, last updated by maria lorraine August 8, 2007)

Mostly I avoid Napa wines these wines these days because to my taste they let the grapes get too ripe, the alcohol levels are too high, and they’re too oaky. Tasted a notable exception last night: a 2001 Robert Sinskey Stags... (12 replies, last updated by TonyO February 19, 2007)

[The Chowhound Team moved this post from the Wine Board because of its location specific nature.] I’ll be going to Napa this weekend and would like to bring back some port style wine. Was a fan of the Buena Vista ports from Sonoma (12 replies, last updated by Non Cognomina April 28, 2007)

Cliff Lede has a beautiful new tasting room plus outstanding wines. They’re located on the Yountville Crossroad. Miner Family is very pretty, excellent wines, great view of the valley. (8 replies, last updated by Midlife August 18, 2005)

Calistoga, in Napa Valley, All Seasons Cafe and Wine Shop has a very good chef right now. We had salmon with a creamy, flavorful sauce, and escolar with a sort of jus, and both were delicious. Good salads and soups also. Always a... (0 replies, last updated by Chris August 23, 2000)

Martini HOuse is terrific. The wine list is very fun and the ambience is delightful. Another pick in the town of Napa is Angele. Charming, simple bistro with a talented young French Chef. (6 replies, last updated by Norm October 31, 2003)