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Top 5 Reasons to use C&M Travel

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1) We have personal connections worldwide through our affiliation with Explorations and the Virtuoso Luxury travel network giving us access to benefits you can’t get otherwise.

2) When booking accommodations through us, many of our network’s properties provide such amenities as free upgrades on rooms, resort credits for use towards food, beverage or the spa, breakfast each morning, or even a bottle of champagne on arrival.

3) Our network makes you a VIP – and will work to get those impossible dinner reservations, access to closed exhibits, private guides and luxury transport, and even cheaper premium airfares.

4) We do the grunt work for you – from building and designing to booking your complete itinerary, saving your time and money.

5) We cater trips to your needs and preferences– luxury hotels or private villa, private jet or business class?

6) Our partners worldwide provide you on site assistance at any time during your travels.

Contact us for your upcoming travels! And be sure to check out this month’s Virtuoso Traveler and our Europe Destination Guide

Celebrate The Romance Of Valentine's Day At The Mansion

2012-01-30T06:52:00.000-08:00

The Mansion on Peachtree, A Rosewood Hotel & Residence will serve as the ultimate in romantic retreats this Valentine’s Day, offering unique, memorable experiences with exclusive hotel packages, a specialty Valentine’s Day menu and seasonal spa services.

Available Wednesday, February 1, through Wednesday, February 29, The Mansion on Peachtree will offer a “Pillow Talk” package which will include luxurious king bed accommodations with three personalized embroidered pillow cases featuring a single letter monogram of the couples’ initials and the option to choose between four romantic messages, including “Be Mine,” “I Love You,” “Marry Me?” and “Kiss Me,” to be stitched on the center pillow.

Guests can enjoy a leisurely breakfast for two in the Café or opt for a more private setting with in-room dining service. Starting at $399, this Valentine’s Day package also includes a single rose at turn down, a bottle of Vueve Clicquot Champagne for a celebratory toast, a seasonal Valentine’s Day inspired retail product from 29 Spa and complimentary valet parking.

For a more classic, yet undeniably romantic experience, “An Evening of Romance” package will include luxurious accommodations for one night with a tea light and rose petal turndown. Guests will be treated to a complimentary bottle of Champagne and “Essence of Chocolate” amenity. Starting at $329, the package will include a full American breakfast for two in the Café and complimentary valet parking.

Continue the celebration with an intimate dinner in The Mansion Café. The enchanting menu will include grilled vegetable torchon with black olive vinaigrette, a choice of gulf shrimp and scallop bisque or strawberry and arugula salad with Sweetgrass chevre, toasted cashews and roasted strawberry balsamic reduction and a choice of espresso-crusted rack of lamb with white asparagus, red beet risotto and almond mascarpone foam; pan-roasted Hudson Valley duck breast with pappardelle, English peas, braised fennel and wild mushroom jus or halibut en pappillote with glazed seasonal vegetables and Chervil Beurre Blanc. A presentation of Valrhona chocolate fondue will follow the decadent menu offering.

The specialty menu will be offered Friday, February 10; Saturday, February 11; Tuesday, February 14; Friday, February 17 and Saturday, February 18; for $75 per person exclusive of tax and gratuity. The dinner will cost $99 per person with the addition of wine pairings.

Enjoy a blissful Valentine’s Day in the luxurious 29 Spa with chocolate, rose and berry infused spa treatments. A star of the seasonal menu, the Love Potion #29 begins with a full body exfoliation using a dark chocolate and roses sugar scrub to soften and smooth skin, followed by a renewing chocolate mask to hydrate, nourish and protect the skin and completed with a gentle massage of either luscious chocolate or rose massage crème.

Offered exclusively at 29 Spa from Wednesday, February 1, through Wednesday, February 29, additional spa treatments include:

• Warm chocolate melt massage

• “You’re My Sugah” full body exfoliation

• “You’re My Beau” triple chocolate sugar scrub

• Silky chocolate soak for two

• Chocolate dipped strawberry manicure and pedicure

• Chocolate bliss couples’ or individual massage

• Feeling rosy relaxation couples’ or individual massage

From February 1 through February 29, guests will earn a 25 percent reward certificate to 29 Spa with a minimum purchase of a $125 Rosewood gift card.

For more information on seasonal packages, specialty menus, spa services or reservations, please contact C&M.

"Roughing it" in Yosemite National Park

2012-01-23T08:54:00.000-08:00

Yosemite National Park -a destination where its mass spans over 761,000 acres and 95% of its land is designated to wilderness. Perhaps most well noted for its skyline focal point, Half Dome, we recently visited this National Park to take a peak for ourselves.

Whether you're into the great outdoors, or sitting by the fireplace with a glass of California Cabernet is more your style, there are so many things to see and do. For the resort scene, look no further than the Ahwahnee Hotel. Built in 1927, this hotel has played host to such famous guests as Queen Elizabeth II, Walt Disney, Charlie Chaplin, John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan and the Shah of Iran. Boasting 99 rooms and 24 cottages, the hotel is perfect for a couples getaway or a family affair.

The Ahwahnee Hotel is extremely famous for its extravagant dining room. We like to describe it as an incredibly masculine room built of large wood and stone, with a medieval feel from the candelabras and high chair seating. The dining room staff conveys it "A feeling of elegance and refinement while maintaining a comfortable, natural atmosphere."

To add to the "comfortable, natural atmosphere," the biggest statement pieces of all are the two huge fireplaces (one for each large main room) just outside of the restaurant. Patrons come and go all day, reading books, drinking afternoon tea and hibernating next to the life-size logs illuminating the rooms. The hotel is also able to arrange park tours, hiking excursions, ice skating in the winter and trail paths to suit your desired level of education and fitness.

If this isn't enough, we urge you to bring the best camera you have. The park is filled with American Black Bear, Great Grey Owl, Yellow-bellied Marmot, Mule Deer and Cougars to name a few of the species. If botany is an interest, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Incense-cedar, White Fir, Douglas Fir and a few stands of Giant Sequoia, interspersed by areas of Black Oak and Canyon Live Oak go on as far as the eye can see.

One last note: when visiting the park, don't leave ANYTHING in your car - not even water. Bears are notorious for finding food and doing whatever they can to get directly to it!

See you on the mountain!

Pictures from the top:

1) A waterfall hidden in the cliffs
2) A view of Half Dome
3) When you drive up to the Ahwahnee Hotel, this sign greets you
4) The backyard of the Ahwahnee Hotel, known for sighting bears
5) The Ahwahnee Hotel dining room by night

The Barossa Valley – A Wine Lover’s Paradise

2012-01-19T07:04:00.000-08:00

Imagine what the Napa Valley must have been like 20 years ago. It would be one single main road with small boutique wineries…no limos, no buses, and certainly no tasting rooms who charge a fee. This is how Barossa remains…”It is still itself,” says Jan Angus of Hutton Vale Winery, who is part of one of the original settling families to the area in the mid 1800’s. Their town is now known as Angaston.

Barossa is still very much a charming farm town where everyone knows each other and is connected in some way. These locals are by farm some of the friendliest “blokes” we met in our entire world travels. They are all wanting to recommend the best spots for tasting wine, eating and socializing. They are equally passionate about their wine and have a philosophy of quality over quantity. Rockford Wines still uses machinery from the 1800s to make their wines. Their basket press Shiraz sells out in days…but if you visit what is called the best Asian restaurant in the Adelaide area, Ferment Asian, they may still have it on their wine list.

Although one mainly thinks of Shiraz as the primary grape of the area, there is also Cabernet Sauvignon, Mataro (Mourvèdre) Riesling, Semillon, and Sauvignon Blanc. If you spend an afternoon at Hutton Vale, the winery of John and Jan Angus, you will not only see the beauty of the land but also taste what it can produce in its wines. Radford Wines is another family owned boutique winery where Gill’s husband is also the wine maker for the well known Rockford Winery.

For the most romantic accommodations, you must book the Seppeltsfield Vineyard Cottage in the middle of Milhinch Wines or "Seize the Day". Their story as well as their wines are inspiring. And never have we had an accommodation where such detail was put into our stay. From giving us free range in their personal veggie garden to a weber grill and fully stocked fridge including local pates, milk, breads, jams, farm raised eggs and local cheeses.

All this combined with the perfect weather and ambiance…and you might just think you’ve died and gone to heaven.

The “Other” Adventure Sport in New Zealand – Wine Tasting in the Central Otago Valley

2012-01-11T14:37:00.000-08:00

Picture a beautiful morning along Lake Waktipu in Queenstown while you are out for a morning walk - a perfect way to get warmed up for your afternoon wine tour! After all, you need a relaxing day after having done everything adventurous – from kayaking, bungy jumping and canyoning to river boarding and gold mining. You name the adventure, New Zealand has it and they do it bigger than anyone else!

Huge Bonus: Kiwis have gotten the wine making in their country down to a science, much like they have for hang gliding, jet boating and heli-skiing!

Although the beginning of wine making in the Otago Valley is definitely younger than other parts of the world, it goes as far back as the 1890’s when some of their wines started to be entered into competitions in Australia after the gold rush. Their focus is primarily on Pinot Noir, and white varietals such as Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay and of course, Sauvignon Blanc. Fun fact: This is the southernmost wine producing region in the world!

From Queenstown, the first wineries are only 15 minutes away in Gibbston. First stop is at Peregrine Winery. You won’t be able to miss the structure as it is shaped like a falcon’s wing. Their wines are mostly estate grown and the pinots are ready to drink any time! You may also be able to find their wines during your next visit to Whole Foods. After passing the Nevis Bluff, you enter into the town of Bannockburn. Enjoy a gorgeous view and wine tasting at Carrick Winery, built with a perfect patio for lunch, which includes seared local salmon, pate and cheeses.

Next stop is the cellar door of Akarua winery, where their reserve Pinot Noir will rival those of France. And last but not least, a former sheep farm , now turned winery, called Mt Rosa. You will get a real taste of the kiwi culture with incredibly laid back and friendly hosts. Don’t miss out on their Rosé…it is one of the only ones blended with a bit of Gamay, making it a little dryer than your typical 100% Pinot Noir based blush wine.

Cheers!

Gold Medals, Castles and Charming Cities

2012-01-04T13:38:00.000-08:00

The year 2012 is one of the most important years in English sports history - thanks to London and surrounding areas hosting the Summer Olympics, it's on our radar as a city not-to-miss. With just over 200 days until the opening ceremonies, we recommend planning your trip now!

As an affiliate of the Virtuoso Luxury Travel Network to Explorations Ltd., Cate and Mason Travel Partners will connect you with the most incredible sports packages, luxurious hotels, first-class transportation and unique tours throughout London and other parts of England.

When you're done witnessing the top athletes around the globe compete for the Gold, we recommend a few day or weekend trips outside of London. Head down to Dorset for a tour of Corfe Castle, where you can witness a modern day 'trebuchet' in action, a replica medieval siege engine. Or, go North of London for a day trip to Windsor Castle, the Royal Ascot grounds and an old-fashioned proper pub lunch.

Want more culture and only have one more day? The city of Cambridge is a university town, started in 1209 and filled with such breath taking architectural wonders such as the Peterhouse and the King's College Chapel. To top it off, Cambridge is less than two hours on the train from London and well worth exploring.

See you across the pond!

C&M partners with award-winning travel writer, Gary Lee Kraut, for an exclusive group trip to Champagne, Burgundy and Paris in 2012

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To all of our Wine-Loving Travelers!

C&M is proud to announce that we have partnered up with award-winning travel writer, Gary Lee Kraut (Emory University ’76), who lives in Paris and is the editor of www.FranceRevisited.com. With his expertise we have designed an exclusive Champagne-Burgundy-Paris itinerary especially for you!

From April 20-28, 2012 he’ll be taking that sense of discovery overseas on a remarkable wine adventure when he accompanies a small group of wine-lovers on a tour of two of the great wine regions of France—Champagne and Burgundy—plus a taste of the treasures of Paris.

Join us!

Cate and Mason Travel Partners will be taking care of the travel arrangements, so please email Caitlin Greene directly if you are interested cate@cateandmasontravel.com

You’ll unravel the secrets of bubbly by visiting Champagne houses great and small. You’ll have access to wine-growers in Burgundy that will reveal the extraordinary variety and quality of Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays in this region.

And you’ll also visit major American WWI and WWII sights, tour the magnificent Gothic cathedral of Reims, visit beautiful old villages, tour a private chateau, make mustard, taste wonderful cuisine, learn fascinating history, stay in beautiful hotels, and enjoy the best of French lifestyle and culture.

The trip ends in Paris, where Gary will design the perfect tour whether you have never been to the City of Lights or you’ve been many times. You can also stay on beyond April 28 for further explorations such as taking a trip to the D-Day Landing Zone of Normandy.

The trip is limited to 12 participants so as to keep the tour highly personalized.

We hope that you will consider joining us on this amazing adventure to France!

Click here for trip details and sign up sheet

December at Lancaster Estate in Sonoma County

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The outdoor Mugnaini wood burning pizza oven

A view from the front of the home, including sliding glass windows that open the home completely to the vines

A view of the home from the driveway

A temperature controlled wine cellar located just next to the kitchen

Set deep in the heart of Sonoma Valley lies one of our favorite wine destinations, the Lancaster Estate. Nesteled in over 40 acres of vineyards with views that go on for miles, it's a place we like to call home away from home.

Lancaster Vineyards are a family owned winery, boasting estate owned, bottled and produced wines from the Sonoma Valley. Their estate is available for rent for patrons willing to put up the cash for a plush 4 bedroom, 4 bath home including so many luxurious amenities, we could only list a few: an infinity pool, outdoor shower, 3 gas fireplaces, an outdoor Wood burning Mugnaini pizza oven, surround sound throughout the house, a temperature controlled wine cellar and personal chefs and in home spa treatments by request. When we say it's wine country living at it's finest, we're only beginning to describe the estate.

The price of the rental also includes a library tasting in the winery caves along with a location just minutes from Michelin Star Restaurants and world class golf on a Jack Nicklaus Signature Course. For a weekend filled with luxurious living, private service, world-class wine tasting experiences and the true feeling of Sonoma Valley, Cate and Mason Travel Partners will make this a reality. Whether you're looking for a wedding space, a large party venue or just a relaxing, yet extravagant weekend, this is the perfect place for any occasion.

Battle 4 Atlantis in 2012

2011-12-12T06:06:00.000-08:00

Lea Miller, the Battle 4 Atlantis director with Miss USA State representatives

The grounds at The Ocean Club, a One&Only Kerzner luxury property

Superyachts lining the main row behind the Royal Towers at The Atlantis

The Cloisters, a part of The Ocean Club modeled after Versailles in France

The view from a room at The Cove, the most exclusive tower at The Atlantis

As the New Year approaches, a resolution we love to help you achieve is making your vacation plans a reality! In fact, we have just the perfect place to recommend. During the week of Thanksgiving in 2012, the Atlantis on Paradise Island hosts an elite basketball tournament with the largest prize purse in college basketball history. Come to the Bahamas for a vacation perfect for all sizes and ages while the schools Duke, Memphis, Louisville, Stanford, Missouri, Minnesota, VCU and Northern Iowa battle for the Atlantis title.

Why recommend this trip now? The Atlantis opens up rooms and ticket purchases in January 2012, as they're anticipating a sold out resort and tournament tickets. If you're looking for more, we can make your "Casino Royal" dreams come to life too. The Ocean Club on the island is perfect for a quiet getaway - we like to think of it as France and the Caribbean muddled together for a perfect mojito. Enjoy your oceanside villa accompanied with 5-star service, eat dinner at Jean-Georges internationally acclaimed Dunes Restaurant and enjoy golf, tennis and even college basketball with your spare time.

To start achieving your New Year travel resolutions, contact us for more information!

See you on the island!

The Perfect Howell Mountain Picnic

2011-11-15T12:47:00.000-08:00

Not many visitors seem to make their way to downtown Napa for their picnic supplies. Usually we find ourselves in Dean and Deluca or Oakville Grocery on the “main drag” to grab gourmet sandwiches, olives and cheeses. After an amazing catered lunch a few months back by The Fatted Calf, we decided to make a stop at the source to see how exactly they make the perfect sandwiches and charcuterie, not to mention pick up some supplies of our own!

Right next to the Oxbow Public Market, the Fatted Calf, is in the middle of picnic supply heaven. From fresh baguettes at the Model Bakery, veggies and cheese from the Oxbow Produce and Grocery, olives from the Olive press and finally dessert from Kara’s Cupcakes you will have a feast to include along in your wine tasting itinerary.

So where is the best spot for a picnic? Everyone has their own opinion of course, but we love the higher elevation views along with the wines of Howell Mountain, particularly Outpost Wines. They will host you in one of their private apartments overlooking the vineyards and valley below. Their Grenache is the perfect wine to pair with your picnic. It will get your palate ready for their killer Zin and Cabernet.

And finally, relax and enjoy the warm sun while sitting in their comfy rocking chairs overlooking the valley below.

C&M Taste of Napa

2011-11-08T12:43:00.000-08:00

In Napa, "Happy Harvest" is about as common as "Happy Holidays!" And in honor of this season, Cate and Mason spent this past weekend hosting a special event for 25 friends, tasting around incredible vineyards in wine country.

Wineries such as Kathryn Hall Rutherfor d and Cade provided us with unique and intimate experiences to learn about the history of Napa Valley as well as the incredible art of wine making. And Napa Smith Brewery showed us that there's more than just world class wines available in the region! In fact, we are so excited to share our experiences and knowledge about the region, we plan to host future group trips throughout the year.

Our muse: Quintessential Napa. With more details to come, here's a sneak peek....

We cordially invite you to wine filled weekends filled with some of Napa's greatest gems along with personalized tastings, Michelin Star dinners, first-class transportation and breathtaking scenery. Whether you have a ladies getaway weekend, a wedding party, an anniversary or just a reason to visit this stunning part of the world, we will make your trip tailored to your needs.

Want more? Contact us directly at info@cateandmasontravel.com

See you in the vineyards!

Pitchfork Music Festival Paris

2011-11-02T11:41:00.000-07:00

The famed Pitchfork Music Festival, usually held over the summer in Chicago for three days every year, was for the first time moved to Paris, and curated by the incredible Bon Iver. The festival was held at the Parc de la Villette (19th) in the Grande Halle, former home to the Villette markets and one of the largest slaughter houses in Paris. This historic space now hosts many events from music to the arts. The Grand Halle is an incredible venue simply designed with one floor for spectators to create an intimate setting.

The lineup this year included artists from all over the world such as Washed out, Real Estate, Wild Beasts and Four Tet. The weekend was a perfect mélange for both indie rock snobs and DJ spinning hipsters.

Before the festival, we meandered down the Canal St. Martin in the 10th admiring the beautiful foliage and funky vibe of the shops and restaurants. Definitely grab lunch at Le Verre Volé and make sure to grab a bottle or two from their wine shop, which includes organic, small production vintners. On your way back to the music hall, stop in for the view of Le Sacre Coeur from the Parc des Buttes Chaumont. This less touristy park in Paris Nord offers stunning views of the city and a pretty good workout too with all of the hills.

Dine with the fashonistas of the 10th at Hotel du Nord, a funky, hot spot with a traditional, seasonal French menu. Or, just hang out at the bar late night with all the handsome waiters. Call ahead to reserve and get ready for some incredible people watching.

Bahamas and Basketball

2011-10-26T07:02:00.000-07:00

Lea Miller, the Director of Battle 4 Atlantis with the President of the Atlantis, George Markantonis and the Associate Athletics Director to University of Kentucky Basketball, Chris Woolard

Interested in an even more exciting way to see the Bahamas? Here's your answer: Battle 4 Atlantis basketball tournament. Celebrating its inaugural year, come to the Caribbean and witness college basketball at its finest. With an unprecedented lineup, world-class accommodations, entertainment for all ages and an unparalleled 3 days of elite basketball, this tournament is the main buzz of every college coach in America.

Want more? With 9 fine dining restaurants on the property, ranging from Nobu to Jean-Georges Cafe Martinique, deciding where to go is your biggest concern! After dinner, the casino comes to life. Boasting 7 acres of skylights, gaming tables, sculptures and slot machines, it's easy to see why this is one of the most sought after destinations in the world.

On the property, swim with the dolphins at Dolphin Cay, take a waterslide through the Mayan Temple Shark Lagoon or pamper yourself at Mandara Spa.

How to spend time between the basketball games? Our recommendation is to grab a cabana by the Cain at the Cove, the 9,000 Square Foot Ultra Pool devoted to your ultimate party or relaxation pool day with a full concierge. See you courtside!

Baseball, Beer and an Arch

2011-10-19T06:48:00.000-07:00

St Louis, a middle-America town with lots of flare. Most recently noted for their winning baseball team, this city has a plethora of culture to offer! With over 4 million visitors annually to the Gateway Arch, St Louis is also home to Anheuser-Busch, dating back to its 1852 origins. On top of all this, St Louis is also home to Washington University-St Louis as well as the newly renovated Peabody Opera House.

Looking for a fun scene and great food before a ball game? We recommend Washington Street - home to restaurants such as Prime 1000 and Mosaic, there's cuisine for all types of tastes. And, who would C&M be without recommending our favorite city wine bar? Definitely jaunt to Copia Urban Winery and Market, with only an $8 corkage fee when you bring a bottle from the market to the restaurant.

One of our favorite areas in St Louis is called The Loop. It's made up of 6 blocks of vibrant and eclectic boutiques, restaurants, shops and entertainment. Located near Washington University, this area has a college town feel with an edge and a lot of culture.

If you're looking to book a trip to St Louis, we recommend NOW. The World Series starts this week, the weather is perfect and the city is ecstatic over the St Louis Cardinals. Grab your rally towel and head to Busch Stadium for an unforgettable experience with some of the most passionate fans in baseball. Keep your eye out for the rally squirrel!

Septime and the Carte Blanche

2011-10-04T07:24:00.000-07:00

Besides all the new, innovative restaurants popping up in Paris these days, is the idea of a Carte Blanche…or essentially the chef’s “surprise” menu. And let’s face it; if you are ever going to let someone else take the wheel in a kitchen, it should be a French chef.

Recently we visited Septime in the 11^th arrondissement, a shining star among the recent openings in the City of Lights. The reviews are dead on …”delicious market-driven contemporary French dishes with simple, flavorful ingredients.” The chef, Bertrand Grébaut, started out his career at the 3 star restaurant, L’Arpège, and then went on to win his own star at L’Agapé. Septime is a way for him to continue to create masterpieces, but in the ambiance of a small, cozy-chic restaurant space.

The five course Carte Blanche menu is a must-do. Our evening started with a fresh tomato, red tuna, squash and herb salad then went on to include fresh figs with goat cheese and mushrooms. We enjoyed two meat dishes -seabass and duck. And then the grand finale was comprised of soaked pears with homemade ricotta, sour milk sorbet and meringue. Incroyable!

Reservations go quickly so make sure to call a few weeks in advance. Septime is located at 80 rue de Charonne and open Monday for dinner; Tuesday to Friday for lunch and dinner.

Sub"Scribe" to Sonoma

2011-09-01T13:51:00.000-07:00

About 50 minutes and a Golden Gate drive from the Marina District in San Francisco, one of C&M’s favorite new discoveries can be found in Sonoma. Scribe Winery, started by two brothers who happen to be third generation Napa civilians, boasts one of the most exciting and unique destinations in the valley. Put on the map for their 2009 Pinot Noir, Chardonnay lovers don't fret. Both types of grapes are blended to make the winery a “must see” in Sonoma, though its original history dates back to prohibition.

As you make your way down the “palm tree row,” we like to call it, nestle into one of the picnic tables and get ready for a tasting of four types of wines paired with cheese and a serene view of the valley. Written up in Food & Wine Magazine for Scribe’s “Wild Yeast” produced wines, Scribe Pinot is said to be paired perfectly with seafood soup or pinot-jam layered ham and cheese sandwiches.

For incredible views of the valley, rouge or blanc wine, friendly staff and a historic site, we would recommend no further than Scribe Winery.

The Green Side of Napa

2011-09-01T13:48:00.000-07:00

Located at the top of Howell Mountain with a view spanning over 80 miles, Cade Winery, a LEED Certified property happily resides. This reservation only property is known for their PlumpJack Group Wines, infinity fountain and stunning views.

Want an even more special way to experience this gem in Napa Valley? C&M will coordinate personally with the winery for a private cocktail hour by the fire followed by a 4-course wine pairing dinner in their exclusive cave. Savor locally grown produce and nosh on organic fare as you learn about these tantalizing wines.

As fall approaches the Valley, we recommend making your bookings soon, as a destination as unique and incredible as this will be booked far in advance.