If you want to go wine tasting in the Santa Maria Valley, but don't know too much about the area or the wineries found there, here's a good find for you. The Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitor and Convention Bureau have a free, 16-page booklet with all the information you need to do a tour of the Santa Maria Valley wine country.
You can order "Santa Maria Valley Wine Country Booklet " from the Chamber, but it's a lot handier - and greener - to access it on the web and download it. You can print it yourself or keep it bookmarked on your smartphone.
Gina Keough, manager of the Santa Maria Valley Visitor and Convention Bureau, recognizes that the interest in the area's wine country has grown in recent years. "This booklet is a significant expansion on our previous wine touring literature," Gina says. "It is a helpful resource for visitors and locals alike."
In addition to a winery map and a description of the wineries of the Santa Maria Valley, you also get lists of area restaurants and other shopping destinations, tasting tour information, even wine pairing suggestions for that good ol' Santa Maria-style barbecue.
Even if you have been to the Santa Maria Valley before, you might want to take a look at the book. Gina points out that several new wine tasting rooms may have opened since you last visited.
You can order "Santa Maria Valley Wine Country Booklet " from the Chamber, but it's a lot handier - and greener - to access it on the web and download it. You can print it yourself or keep it bookmarked on your smartphone.
Gina Keough, manager of the Santa Maria Valley Visitor and Convention Bureau, recognizes that the interest in the area's wine country has grown in recent years. "This booklet is a significant expansion on our previous wine touring literature," Gina says. "It is a helpful resource for visitors and locals alike."
In addition to a winery map and a description of the wineries of the Santa Maria Valley, you also get lists of area restaurants and other shopping destinations, tasting tour information, even wine pairing suggestions for that good ol' Santa Maria-style barbecue.
Even if you have been to the Santa Maria Valley before, you might want to take a look at the book. Gina points out that several new wine tasting rooms may have opened since you last visited.
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