, ,

Nevada City Wine Tasting

Nevada County offers a lot of great local wines and if you’re in the area one of the fun activities is to sample some of the amazing wines.  The first stop on our walking tour of Nevada City tasting rooms was Indian Springs Vineyards, located on Broad Street in the heart of Nevada City.

Next up was the newest tasting room in town, Clavey Wines.  The winery has been family owned and run since 2001 out in Chicago Park.  Josh Orman, one of the owners, had just opened up the 2008 Sangiovese and was happily sharing his knowledge on their boutique winery. Wine tastings are $5 or free if you’re purchasing a bottle to take home with you.

The most establish winery in downtown Nevada City is Nevada City Winery, established in 1980.  Stop by their tasting room any day of the week to sample some of their award winning wine.  We tried the Rough and Ready Red, the Cepage and the Cabernet Sauvignon.  The staff are friendly and knowledgable and highly recommend buying a glass and sitting outside on the patio.

You might also like
Flo, the SYRCL salmon visits the Outside Inn
Inn Town Campground
Polly’s Paladar: Seven Deadly Sins
The Parlour at Neva Co
Inn Town Campground
The Fix
4 replies

Trackbacks & Pingbacks

  1. Nevada City and Grss Valley Wine Tasting says:
    December 30, 2011 at 5:44 pm

    […] Vineyards, Szabo Vineyard, Indian Springs Vineyards, Nevada City Winery, BYOB, Avanguardia Wines, Smith Vineyard, Sierra Star Vineyard, Lucchesi […]

  2. Nevada City and Grass Valley wine gifts says:
    November 4, 2011 at 1:45 pm

    […] membership.  Stop by one of the local tasting rooms (in Nevada City you’ve got Clavey Wines, Indian Springs, Nevada City Winery and Szabo Vineyards and in Grass Valley you can sample 5 tasting rooms all on […]

  3. Wine Tasting in Nevada City says:
    May 8, 2011 at 5:02 pm

    […] list for some time with Nevada City Winery, Indian Springs Vineyard and Clavey Wines.  Click here to read my post on those tasting rooms from earlier this year.  But, my list was not complete, so […]

Comments are closed.