The NapaLife
Insider's Guide to Napa Valley A Travel Guide for the Connected Age By Paul Franson |
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Table of Contents of The NapaLife Insider’s Guide to Napa Valley The Lay of the Land A Quick Tour of Napa
Valley
Grapes
and Wine in Napa ValleyNapa Valley: Glitz Grafted on Deep Roots How the Ag Preserve Saved Napa Valley The Couple Who Created Napa Valley Getting Around The Napa Valley Wine Train The Vine Trail American Canyon – There’s no There There Napa – No Longer a Cinderella The Historic Napa Mill The Riverfront Yountville – America’s Tiny Gourmet Capital The Shops at V Marketplace Oakville & Rutherford – Big Names, Tiny Towns St. Helena – the Heart of Napa Valley Calistoga – the Wild West in Napa Valley Angwin – Teetotaler’s Haven in Wine Country The Land East of Eden Wine Varieties
Food and restaurants in Napa ValleySauvignon Blanc – Napa’s Best White Chardonnay – America’s Favorite Wine Pinot Noir – the Choice of Kings Merlot – Unappreciated Stepsister Cabernet Sauvignon – the King of Wines Zinfandel – America’s Own (Croatian) Grape Blends and Meritage Wines Other Varieties in Napa Valley Growing Grapes in Napa Valley Stealth Organic Growers Biodynamic and “Natural” wines? The Gentleman Grower from Virginia Plant Your Own Little Bit of Wine Country Making Your Own Wine Wine Terms The Legacy of Napa Valley Wineries A Note on Visiting Wineries Napa Valley’s Major Appellations Oak Knoll AVA Stags Leap District Rutherford AVA St. Helena AVA Calistoga AVA Los Carneros AVA Coombsville AVA and east of Napa Mt. Veeder AVA Spring Mountain AVA Diamond Mountain AVA Pritchard Hill Atlas Peak AVA Howell Mountain AVA East of Eden – Across the Eastern Range Napa’s Hot Winemakers Winetasting in Downtown Napa and Nearby Hidden Retailers Sell Rare Wines A Passion for Food
Lodging in Napa ValleyNapa Valley’s Favorite Restaurants A Peek Inside the CIA Hot Chefs, Hot Restaurants Should Napa Restaurants Feature Napa Wine? Corkage at Napa Valley Restaurants Enjoy Food with Wine at Wineries Brick Ovens Make Wine Country Memories Cooking Classes in Napa Valley Olive Oil in Napa Valley Grapeseed Oil Gourmet Chocolate in Napa Valley Prepared foods Gourmet Shops and Delis in Napa Valley Cookware Stores in Napa Valley Top Picnic Areas at Napa Valley Wineries Top Breakfasts in Napa Valley Favorite Mexican Restaurants The Food Truck Phenomenon Restaurants by city Yountville Restaurants Rutherford and Oakville Restaurants St. Helena Restaurants Calistoga Restaurants The Best Places to Eat Alfresco Stay at a Winery?
Things to Do in Napa Valley (besides eating
and drinking)Hotels in Napa Hotels in Yountville, Oakville and Rutherford Hotels in St. Helena Hotels in Calistoga Boutique inns & B&Bs Chain, business and other lodgings Camping and RV spaces Top Views in Napa
Valley
Farmers Markets in Napa Valley Napa Chef’s Market and Cheers! Auction Napa Valley Music Festival for Mental Health School and Charity Auctions The Napa Valley Wine Library tasting The V Foundation Wine Celebration Visual Art Commercial Art Galleries The Most Interesting Winery Architectures Performance Venues Music and Art Festivals Wellness and Sports in Napa Valley The Best Bike Rides in Napa Hiking Napa Valley The Top Gardens in Napa Valley Skyline Park Native Habitat Garden Up, up and Away In a Beautiful Balloon Harvest in Napa Valley Winter in Napa Valley: Cabernet Season Visiting Napa Valley Alone Things to Do on a Cold, Rainy Day |
The
NapaLife
Insider's Guide to Napa Valley A Travel Guide for the Connected Age The NapaLife Insider’s Guide to Napa Valley is a guide to Napa Valley by Paul Franson, editor of NapaLIfe, the Insider's Guide to Napa Valley for those who live here – or wish they did. The NapaLife Insider’s Guide to Napa Valley is a new kind of travel guide. It’s written to be used with a smartphone or tablet. Instead of trying to list details about lodging, restaurants and attractions, it tells you what to do and see in Napa Valley. Highly opinionated, it reflects the views of author Paul Franson, who has been writing about Napa Valley from the inside for more than 16 years. Each Monday, NapaLife tells its readers what’s new and interesting, almost always before they could see it anywhere else. Franson also writes for the Napa Valley Register, Napa Valley Life and many other publications. In the NapaLife Insider's Guide to Napa Valley, you’ll learn the stories behind the valley and its people, and learn everything from the best views in Napa Valley to why Napa Valley is the unique place it is. The book is 360 pages softbound. One map. Buy the NapaLife Insider's Guide to Napa Valley The NapaLife Insider's Guide to Napa Valley is available in printed form for $24.99 or in digital format for $9.99. Print copy from Amazon.com's CreateSpace $24.99 Ebook (Kindle format) $9.99 PDF version for computer viewing or printing $9.99 You can also order The NapaLife Insider's Guide to Napa Valley from Amazon.com and buy it at your local bookstore. |