WINE TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 6 temecula wine tours worth setting a day aside for. A short list of the cellar doors and tastings travellers keep recommending, with prices, run times and who pours them.
A 4.5-hour Temecula party-bus wine tour with tastings included at Somerset, Falkner and Maurice Car’rie, plus bottles to take home.
Most Popular“Despite the rain, Micheal and Calvin made it a fun experience. They have great relationships w the wineries we visited, and were very attentive”
Ride a sidecar with a private chauffeur through Temecula’s wineries, visiting Doffo and Bella Vista, with hosted tastings on a flexible 2.5-hour tour.
“The trip was fantastic - exceeded my expectations. Fred (our guide) was as friendly and knowledgeable as could be. The experience of seeing the wine country on a side car was much more personable than being part of a big group in a van, bus or limo. It was a very cool experience all around.…”
Private Temecula Valley winery day with pickup, four tastings, gourmet boxed lunch, and a friendly guide for all your grape questions.
“We had such a great experience on our wine tour!! Highly recommend Grapeline wine tours. Everyone was very friendly and very tentative to our group”
Temecula 3-winery tour with tastings and deli picnic lunch, hotel pickup, and a guide who handles reservations for a 5-hour wine day.
“I took my mom to this event and we had a great time! Everything about this tour was wonderful and Ben, our driver, was amazing and took the time to speak to each of us. I can't wait to go back!”
Temecula wine day with hotel pickup, multiple tastings, and a barrel-room picnic lunch, all handled by Grapeline Wine Tours.
“John our driver was super nice and helpful and the whole experience was just awesome. We will definitely come back from Chicago to do this again.”
Europa Village in Temecula delivers a 1.5-hour sommelier walking tour with 8 tastings, 3 food pairings, and a personal charcuterie board.
“The tour guide, the other tourists, and Dennis. Even the little bunny rabbits excited us. The casitas and restaurants were adorable”
Cellar doors, tastings and harvest-season day trips, in every wine country we cover.
