Many wineries are open for outdoor tasting, reservations recommended
Livermore Valley, Calif. (September 3, 2020)—Livermore Valley is one of California’s oldest and most accessible wine countries—a perfect place for Bay Area residents to celebrate California Wine Month this month. In accordance with state and county guidelines, many of the 50 wineries in this historic region are open for outdoor wine tasting starting Labor Day Weekend. Advance reservations for tasting are recommended and winery details are available at LVwine.org
“Harvest is underway and it’s a great time to experience your local wine country by visiting us in person or joining a virtual tasting,” said Chris Chandler, executive director of the Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association. “You will discover a wide variety of award-winning wines made by boutique producers and industry leaders.”
In honor of California Wine Month, Livermore Valley Wine Country is highlighting “perfect pairings” within the valley. Follow on Facebook and Instagr
- International Bacon & Cabernet Pairing Experience: Las Positas Vineyards will celebrate Labor Day Weekend with its version of a fantasy BLT slider paired with a flight of wines. $30 per person. Reservations required at laspositasvineyards.com
- Harvest Special Zoom: The Wood Family Vineyards team will discuss the 2020 harvest while tasting three wines: Grenache, Woody’s Cab and Big Wood Zin. Free to attend on Zoom. Find details at woodfamilyvineyards.com
- BYOB: In a safe version of its popular Bring Your Own Bottle tradition, Page Mill Winery is offering three BYOB wines in new glass bottles for pick-up on September 20. Complimentary delivery around the Bay Area on orders over $50. The Red Blend is $9.99 and the Premium Red and White are each $19.99. Call 925-456-7676 for pre-order details.About the Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association
The Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association is a 501(c)6 organization that supports the wineries, growers and members in the Livermore Valley American Viticultural Area through educational and marketing programs. For more information, please visit www.LVwine.org
