What To Wear For Winery Tours - une femme d'un certain u00e2ge

We've been having a wonderful time so far! Lots of food, lots of wine, and absolutely gorgeous scenery!

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My travel wardrobe has worked out well so far. Mornings have been quite chilly, and both the scarf and lightweight down jacket have been earning their keep!

What To Wear For Winery Tours And Tastings

The scarf also came in handy for a tasting in the cool barrel room at Dry Creek Vineyard. (I'll be sharing our favorite wineries, restaurants, and accommodations in a special Wine Country Guide for email subscribers. If you haven't already subscribed, just use the form at the bottom of this post.)

If you're planning to do winery tours and tastings, here are a few wardrobe suggestions:

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• Unless it's a special event, you don't need to dress up more than "smart casual." (But be neat.)
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• Bring layers: on winery tours you may move between vineyards or other warm outdoor locations to cool caves, cellars, or barrel rooms. I've found that either a wrap or lightweight sweater should be sufficient in warmer months.
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• Wear comfortable shoes that can accommodate walking on dirt/gravel surfaces.
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• For outdoor tours and tastings, you may want a brimmed hat for sun protection.

Putting the jacket and scarf to good use again, this time for a chilly morning walk in Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve. Shirt is this one.

We've moved over to Napa Valley side now for a couple more days. We've lucked out so far, and haven't been impacted by power outages. It's very hot, dry, and windy though, so I definitely understand the danger and the need for caution.

I'll share some Out To Dinner outfits an an upcoming post.

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