This“perfectly poured”itinerary blends iconic views, bold varietals, and the laid-back charm of Sonoma Plaza into one delicious day. From skyline snaps to vineyard sips, it's a wine country experience that's equal parts scenic and sip-worthy—no swirling skills required.

9:00 AM – Depart from Union Square Meet your guide and settle in for a scenic ride through San Francisco's eclectic areas. Think cable cars, pastel Victorians, and maybe a foggy cameo from Karl the Fog (yes, he has a name—and a Twitter account).

9:30 AM – Treasure Island Stop: 15 minutes – Admission Free This under-the-radar spot offers panoramic views of the city skyline and Bay Bridge. It's where locals go to impress their out-of-town friends—and now, you. Snap a few envy-inducing shots before heading wine-ward.

10:30 AM – Artesa Vineyards & Winery Stop: 1 hour – Admission Included Voted best views! located in Los Carneros, Napa Valley, is part of the historic Raventós Codorníu group of Spain, whose winemaking legacy dates back to 1551.

12:00 PM – Sonoma Plaza Stop: 2 hours – Admission Free Welcome to the heart of Sonoma Valley. Stroll past adobe buildings, pop into tasting rooms, or picnic under ancient trees. Sonoma Plaza is the largest town square in California—and possibly the tastiest. Whether you're craving gourmet bites or flaky empanadas, this is your moment to dine, shop, and soak up the vibe.

2:30 PM – Jacuzzi Family Vineyards Stop: 1 hour – Admission Included No, not that kind of Jacuzzi—but yes, it's the same family! This Tuscan-style estate offers bold reds, olive oil tastings, and a courtyard that feels straight out of Italy. It's the kind of place where you'll want to linger—and maybe send a postcard that says “Wish you were sipping.”

4:00 PM – Battery Spencer Stop: 25 minutes – Admission Free End your day with a cinematic view of the Golden Gate Bridge. From this cliffside perch, you'll see the bridge in all its glory—fog or shine. It's the kind of view that makes you say,“Yep, this was worth it.”

5:30 PM – Return to San Francisco Arrive back with a camera full of memories and maybe a bottle or two tucked in your bag