We build the route around your appointments
Most wine-country days go wrong in the same way: three appointments booked in three different appellations with an hour of driving unaccounted for between them. Send us your list before the day and we will tell you honestly whether it works. Dry Creek to Alexander Valley is fifteen minutes; Healdsburg to the south end of the Sonoma Valley is closer to an hour, and doing both in an afternoon means rushing the tasting you were most looking forward to. We know which crossings — the Oakville Grade, Trinity Road, the Silverado Trail run north — are quick and which are scenic but slow. That is the actual value of a local chauffeur over a rideshare: not the ride, the sequencing.






