To be perfectly honest, I was a bit terrified to get on the motorized Glidesdale bike at first. But…read moreSteve did a great job of making us feel comfortable and safe. I was on a work team building trip and we did the Napa tour. I love that he's partnered with wineries that have personality and the right people to really make the experience enjoyable. We first had a nice little lunch and tasting at Laird Family Estate. Our second winery was Elyse. But my absolute favorite was JCB - completely different from any winery I've ever experienced before! The bike is motorized, but you do need to have some balance and the ability to stand for a longer duration. My confidence level definitely increased with experience. The nice part is we were usually on a bike path without too many other obstacles. I highly recommend this for a team building event or just a fun way to enjoy a few different Napa wineries.

This is a must do when in Napa. We had the greatest time. My girl originally didnt want to go and…read morenow she cant stop talking about how cool it was. Dont be scared of the bike. Its so easy and fun. Steve does a great job as a guide. Lunch was great, we had all the time in the world for tasting. The wineries he picked out were great and they were so cool. I told myself that I wasnt going to join any more clubs and now I'm a member of 2 more! HA! We did the Calistoga tour, next time we will do the Napa tour. Treat yourself. This is worth it.

I booked a tour with Open Air Jeep Tours (www.jeeptours.com) when visiting Napa in October 2012,…read moreand returned for a tour of Sonoma in July 2014. Nick was our tour guide both times, and as a self described "wine geek", he is a wealth of information. He lives in the area so he knows a ton about the culture, grape growing, wine making, and local vineyards. Compared to other private wine tours, the price is very competitive. ($80/person for a 3-hour tour or $110/person for 4 hours. Does not include tasting fees, but Nick took us to reasonably priced tasting rooms and you may find some discounts or specials.) We had a great experience and would recommend this to anyone looking for a fun and different way to explore Napa or Sonoma!

Our Napa experience with Nick yesterday was better than we ever could have hoped! From the…read morebeginning Nick provided us so much information about the area, it's history, and the people and farming there. He started our with a classic Napa spot then took us to two smaller wineries that we never would have known about. The owners at the last two were extremely gracious and answered all of our questions (even the crazy ones). We even got to barrel taste at the final stop after touring their production area. If you are looking for a more unique way to see Napa than the normal car, the open air experience is very cool and allows you to be immersed in the the beautiful scenery of the valley. This is one tour you will not regret!! Thanks Nick!!!

We rented bikes for 4 or 5 days while in St. Helena. Everything went off without a hitch. Super…read morenice people! Had a great time! Will definitely use them again next time we're in the area. Highly recommended!

Gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean and the redwoods They…read moreoffer lots of Pinots a great chenin blanc and various chardonnay's. It's a trek to get up here they offer Beautiful vistas and nice grounds They have space for private tastings. You can hold private events or fundraisers up to 100 guests. And stay nearby at timber cove. They also offer great food pairings. Tammy was super nice as our hostess

While staying in Timber Cove scheduled a wine tasting here. They offer cool climate wine (which I'm…read morea fan of) Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. There is indoor & outdoor patio seating. We sat out on the patio overlooking the gardens. There is a forest like feel with all the tall trees surrounding. It was foggy on the day of our visit so we were unable to see the ocean or Farallon Island. The wine host was very knowledgeable about the wines and the area. They had a really great pricing deal when multiples of certain wines were purchased, I ended up leaving with 6 bottles. They do offer food pairings which looked amazing, but we didn't book that experience. This is a nice spot to visit if you're in the area. The winery is kid and dog friendly.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the Bodega Bay tour. Very educational and fun. Even though we…read morehave been to Bodega Bay before, we never knew we were driving past so many interesting and inspirational spots. Hope they have more tours available soon.

My husband was skeptical about the $20 CD tour but the reviews on another website (sorry Yelp!)…read morewere positive so I decided to give it a try. My husband was pleasantly surprised! The CD took us though the town of Bodega, on a back road we never would have found and if we did, we would never had thought to take. It gave us a beautiful view of the countryside, got us up close and personal with the local bovines and a gave us a spectacular view of the ocean. With so many places to stop along the coast, the CD helped with pointing out some highlights like Goat Rock and a dog friendly beach right along Highway 1 that didn't require a hike to reach. The tour is as long or as short as you want to make it depending on if you stop at all the stops and how long you stay at each one. We definitely would use the CD again.

We had the BEST time!!! Everyone visiting this area should book a day with Ace It right away!…read moreFrieda is an absolute riot and was such an informed hostess guiding us from winery to winery. SO MUCH FUN! btw the bikes worked great and were very easy to operate.

Booked a bike tour for one of our company outings, and we loved it!…read moreFrieda is great to work with! Very kind and accommodating. The tour guides Murilo & Cullen were great as well! Kept our team together and we felt safe and taken cared of! Will def come back next time I am back in town!

My friends and I went on a girls wine trip and they took me to their hidden gems!…read more We were greeted by our host Maddie, she is as cute as a button! Very knowledgeable and attentive to our wine tasting needs. We tried several wines from white to red. There is not one I didn't like! Matter of fact, I have never purchased a bottle of wine over $100 in my life, but here I did, because it was that good!!! Maddie did clue us in on a special case of Chardonnay, where normally a bottle is $90 and we split a case by three people and we paid $120 each for 4 bottles. I love a good deal! The grounds are beautiful and they have an amazing pond to look at while you taste scrumptious Wine! That's the best word, I could come up with to describe the taste. Chalk Hill is on my must return list when in the Napa Valley. I hope you will go and try it too!

It's been a few years since I was last here and being back just brought the same amazing memories…read moreas prior visits. Also kind of sucks that the sister wineries closed down across the street. It was great popping in from one to the others. Anyways, as alway an amazing time was had here. We had a reservation during Fourth of July which I thought would have been a little busier but it was quite nice. Not too crazy. Beautiful afternoon out for wine. There was a good amount of us but only four tasting which they were gracious enough to utilize a larger table to accommodate all of us. Very thoughtful of them even though we had a feeling that people were just going to walk around instead of staying in place...lol... Check in was a breeze. First off, the property is beautiful. A beautiful pond right out front and then the huge stairways up to the tasting room. Of course the showstopper view of the vineyards and property. Check in was right when you reached the top. It didn't take long till we got seated at the inside table. Sort of our own little private room. Started off with a nice crisp white. Even the little sample was great. I totally forgot the sweetie that took care of us but she was a major doll. Very sweet and friendly. Explained everything down to the tea which was amazing. Their tasting which started off with the cool crisp white to the bold red were tasty. Each with their own unique flavors. Whatever you prefer, white or the red, there's something for everyone. As we're a sister member down in Los Olivos, they accommodate us with four tasting included. A nice way to bring friends and enjoy what the valley has to offer. The whites were great and perfect for a nice hot day. Also a great cold drink but red is what we all enjoyed. Just with the pour, you can taste the bold richness flavors of the grapes. Amazing. The property is beautiful with the beautiful olive trees line driveway approaching the front. The cute lake right out front and once you reach the top of the tasting room, the million dollar view of the valley. Tasting room itself is beautiful which a good amount of the tasting can be done on the covered patio with umbrellas. The bar counter is nice as well but private rooms can also be accommodated. Wines were great and the service was a match. Fourth of July tasting was a success. Until next time.

This is not the typical industrial, tourist trap , over priced nonsense that local wineries tend…read moreto extend to silly tourists that dont know any better. This is the kind of place with soul where you can relax in the shaded or sunny courtyard outside with a glass of wine or bubbles if you decide not to do a tasting. They were originally making olive oil and still do but eventually became a vineyard. There is a peaceful little garden outside and there are even pigs to say hello to. There were a lot of little table outside that could probably be reserved for dinners. At least thats how i imagine it but its worth asking. It steps from town.

My partner and I agreed that this was the one place where we felt we had the least personalized…read moreexperience (tastings were done for the day) but it was probably also the most peaceful. We were given a sampling of three different wines to try, and ultimately decided on the sparkling for a glass as we walked the gardens. There was hardly anyone else there as it was late in the day, but it felt peaceful as we strolled and as if we had the whole place to ourselves. While the wine was quite good, what really makes this place stand out is their olive oil, the pollinator garden, and of course - Petunia the pig. As animal people, we gravitated to her and felt it was hard to pull away from her adorable grunts as we scratched her to sleep. Thankful for the downtime experience and excited to try the olive oil we purchased now that we're home!