Green Dream Tours, San Francisco

Honestly one of the best experiences I've ever had with a tour. Communication with them prior to was easy and I could tell it was going to be smooth from the beginning. (If you don't want to read the long post, skip to the bottom now) Jeffrey R. Was our driver and he met us in the exact time window. Honestly he was such an amazing guide! He was fun, interesting, knew answers to all of our wine questions or local questions, kept us on schedule, and made the day just that much better! I cannot say enough good about him. The tour itself was so fun! The three wineries we went to were amazing and each was unique! Having the freedom at lunch to go to the Oxford public market was so nice, we could choose what we wanted and had plenty of time to eat! The food there was delicious and there were many options for all! No one in our group couldn't find something or went hungry. Overall one of the best tours we've been on and we go on quite a few when we travel. TLDR: if you are able to, get on this tour. You will have a great time, be well taken care of, and it is well worth the money! Don't miss out!

This was a great experience right from the start. Green Dream Tours had excellent communication from the initial purchase to the day of our tour. Our driver was slightly late and they called to let us know right away. We were picked up directly from our hotel, also a great part of the experience, by our driver and guide for the day. Robin was extremely knowledgeable both about San Francisco as well as wine making and wines of the region. On our way out of San Francisco he took us along a very scenic route on our way to our first stop, the Golden Gate Bridge. A quick stop at the bridge for some photos and we were on our way to the first winery. Ru Vango an excellent boutique winery with a fantastic tasting area and a lovely outdoor seating area with couches and fire pits. This is definitely a go to spot for as good an experience as the wine. We were off to our next stop, Oxbow Market in Napa for lunch. A spot with a number of excellent food vendors and shops. Another perfect spot to stop and walk around. Back on the bus and off to Peter Cellars, another small boutique winery with a feel of tasting in the winemakers backyard. With tables set under the olive trees and 3 dogs wandering the property (the label for the wine has a dog paw on it) it is a very welcoming experience for a winery that feels very private. Our last stop was Homewood Winery, a very informative stop in our tour and again some excellent wines. The tasting room was perfect for our group and the sampling was amazing as we ran through a number of vintages and varietals. We headed back to San Francisco and to top off our tour, Robin played “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” as we crossed the Golden Gate Bridge, to a silent bus. The timing was outstanding.