Want to live a life of luxury? Try these luxury wine tours on your next trip to North America.

When It’s Time for Some Wine

Why not treat yourself to some of life’s greatest luxuries when you’re on vacation? North America is full of amazing wineries that are calling out your name. From palatial and plush Virginian estates down to lavish Californian hotels, these are the perfect places for you to come and discover some of the nicest US wines. After a long, hard day of tasting, you can return to lap up and appreciate what America’s luxury has to offer.

We’ve listed some of the best wineries in North America. So next time you plan a trip, skip the tourist attractions and settle down and enjoy a delicious glass (or three) of great American wine. Through these selections, we’ve compared how comfortable the stay is and what you can get up to while you’re there.

Luxury Wine Tours You Need to Try

1. Watkins Glen Harbor Hotel, Finger Lakes

If you take a trip to NYC, you can take a short flight to the upstate Finger Lakes region. Here, they are much adored for their aromatic white wines, such as Gewürztraminer and Riesling. Many in the past have claimed that it is the best producer of Riesling outside of Europe. In recent years, it has been greatly appreciated for its Cabernet Franc and Pinot Noir. You can enjoy the region’s riches from the Watkins Glen Harbor Hotel, a glorious building that overlooks Seneca Lake, the largest of all the Finger Lakes. Inside, you can enjoy their restaurant serving local and hearty wines. Enjoy a romantic meal on the terrace with amazing views across the water. After you’ve enjoyed the 35 wine trails, you can relax in the on-site pool and jacuzzi. The perfect ending to a perfect day.

2. Keswick Hall, Virginia

If you are on your travels and find yourself in the land of Virginia, the land Thomas Jefferson once said was America’s greatest wine country. Enjoy a variety of wines, including but not limited to Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Viognier, and more. A short 15-minute drive from Jefferson’s famous plantation home Monticello you will find the stately Keswick Hall. Dating back to 1912, it is nestled in this gorgeous country estate featuring pools, spas, golf courses, and jogging trails. This luxury resort showcases some of the state’s greatest cuisine in their award-winning restaurant – Fossett’s. Pair your delicious wine with some top-quality food only found here.

3. Fess Parker Inn, Santa Barbara

Should you find yourself in ‘the American Riviera,’ stop at the west coast wine country of Santa Barbra. You will find climate-appropriate Pinot Noir, Syrah, and Chardonnay wines here. Here, in the Santa Ynez Valley, you have the 19th-century town of Los Olivos, where you can find lots of art galleries and wine tasting to explore. In the town center, you will find the historical Fess Parker Inn, complete with a spa and outdoor pool. Relax and try wines from the Fess Parker Winery and other local wines made in Santa Rita Hills and Santa Barbara County. Escape the hustle and bustle of the big cities, and nestle into a town with history at every corner and amazing wines to match.

4. Albion River Inn Mendocino

When traveling North, cruising along the golden coastlines of San Francisco and San Jose, you will find Mendocino, packed with plush redwood forests making up the Anderson Valley. This place is nothing short of natural beauty, but also an excellent place to taste some delicious wines. This area is particularly known for its world-class glass Pinot Noirs and Alsace. Delight in the rustic charms of this vineyard in the valleys, then once your tasting is complete, enjoy a comfortable stay in the luxury of the Albion River Inn. This stay is close to both the beach and village but also gives you enough privacy to bask in luxury, with oceanic views and 22 cozy rooms for you to stay in. From the rooms to the amazing restaurant and fantastic wine tasting, you get value every step of the way while staying here.