Pulling into the driveway of OakhurstвЂ™s first and only tasting room, you might think youвЂ™ve stumbled upon a hidden gem. daily at 42415 Road 208, Friant For more travel coverage from the San Francisco Bay Area and beyondДЇollow us on TripAdvisor. Among the estate wines, the peppery 2014 FГ¤si Crest Private Reserve Syrah ($35) was tasty, with notes of cocoa and a lengthy finish.Дetails:В Tastings are $10. The sips: We preferred the Argentine wines, especially the peachy, zippy 2016 Torrontes ($22), made from 30-year-old vines grown at 5,700-feet elevation in Salta, and the 2015 Malbec ($23), with its savory notes of herbs and smoke. ThereвЂ™s plenty of room for the kids to run around on the lawn or rest under the shade of the large oak tree. Once the weather warms up, itвЂ™s all about swirling that glass of crisp rosГ© on the veranda while taking in the scenic vistas of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. On chilly days, take shelter inside the wood-paneled tasting room, with its glowing, Mission-style chandelier and cellar views. Proprietor Ralph FГ¤si also owns FГ¤si Argentina - yes, in MendozaвЂ™s Uco Valley - so you get to taste rich, inky malbecs from Argentina, in addition to wines from Madera County, made with grapes grown on the organically-certified estate vineyard in Friant. Nestled in the rolling hills between Oakhurst and Fresno, this sprawling winery is a delightful spot for adventurers to stretch their legsВ - and their palates.

But what if youвЂ™re looking to explore fermented adult beverages? Madera County has you covered, from a new Oakhurst brewery to a string of wineries along the Madera Wine Trail. The Sierra Nevada Foothills offer the explorer endless opportunities when it comes to hiking, museums, even food. Yosemite: 3 great spots for wine and beer in Madera County Close MenuД¬LICK HERE if you are having trouble viewing these photos on a mobile device

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