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#1046 - 03/02/04 12:24 PM Wineries - Windsor
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Wine aficionados, Windsor is your resort. Located in the heart of California wine country where you can sharpen your taste for the perfect wine! Tell us about your favorite tour, winery or wine. How did you get there; by limo or designated driver? Are there any costs associated with any of the tours?

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#58638 - 01/11/19 08:58 AM Re: Wineries - Windsor [Re: Forum Host]
Waldointhecrowd Offline


Registered: 02/01/11
Posts: 2
Loc: Chicago area
My wife and I love visiting Sonoma and the many wineries. We have personal favorites, but there are so many we still haven't seen, and new ones opening every year. A few thoughts:

Wine tasting can be expensive so by all means utilize the Worldmark free tastings, and obtaining a passport can be beneficial as well. Note that if you have a Visa Signature card, there is a program allowing you to get free tastings at as many as 50 participating wineries. Some of the tastings may be somewhat limited compared to a fully paid tasting, but it's a decent way to see additional wineries without paying for tasting fees. Details can be seen at this website: http://sonomawine.com/visa-signature/

Also, the Wilson winery (who have excellent wines) is linked with a "family" of 10 wineries. If you become a member of any of the 10 wineries, you get tasting benefits at the other 9 wineries. Some are a distance from Windsor, but several of them are very close.

A fair drive south of Windsor is Cline. If we are in the area we make a point to visit as they have a broad selection of wines with a spectrum of price points. They have a great location with a history that links to the Spanish missions, offer onsite tours, and have ponds, animals and picnic areas that can offer a fun time. Also roughly in that area is Kunde, which has an interesting history as well.


Edited by Waldointhecrowd (01/11/19 09:01 AM)

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#56237 - 09/02/15 07:35 AM Re: Wineries - Windsor [Re: wes92479]
Brianincali Offline


Registered: 09/02/15
Posts: 1
There is no need to purchase a pass. Ask the front desk for the list of wineries that offer FREE tastings to WorldMark members.

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#55749 - 03/28/15 02:41 PM Sonoma Winery Passport Available [Re: Forum Host]
JimSullivan Offline


Registered: 03/21/15
Posts: 2
We just got back from a terrific week at Worldmark Windsor that include numerous free wine tastings thanks to our Sonoma Wine Passport: http://sonomapassport.com/purchase/2015-sonoma-passport/

When you purchase the Sonoma Passport, you will have access to extraordinary discounts including:
• free wine tastings
• discounted wine purchases
• free tours
• and much more of all Sonoma County has to offer!

Every Sonoma Passport Membership is valid for two people through Dec. 31 of that same year.
We no longer have a need for these passes (we have two of them, for two couples) and we are looking to rent them and mail them to you for $30. Please email sammstuff4sale@hotmail.com for details.

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