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Lodi Wine Country
"Lodi Wine Country" is one of California’s major winegrowing regions, located 100 miles east of San Francisco near the San Joaquin/Sacramento River Delta, south of Sacramento and west of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Lodi is characterized by a rural atmosphere where wineries and farms that are run by fourth and fifth generation families operate in tandem with a new group of vintners who have brought creative winemaking and cutting-edge technology to the region. Visitors will find Lodi wine tasting rooms large and small, brand new and decades old. Lodi was recently named "Wine Region of the Year" by the Wine Enthusiast, one of the world's most well regarded publications dedicated to wine, spirits, food and travel. In addition to its great tasting wine, Lodi's culinary scene is just as flavorful. From traditional American grub to innovative farm-to-table fare, the entrees are endless. Whether you're visiting Lodi for the first time or the 10th, be ready for the culinary variety and decadent wines.In addition to Lodi's over 85 boutique wineries, be sure to visit Lodi's quaint charming downtown area. The old fashioned brick streets and inlaid golden sidewalks take visitors to one-of-a-kind boutiques, fashionable furniture stores and great independently owned and operated restaurants with unforgettable dining experiences. From antiques to the region's best Zinfandels and from hot salsas to cool jazz, Downtown Lodi has it all.
Getting There
Take the San Joaquins to the Lodi, CA Station (LOD) and start your journey at the numerous restaurants and breweries within a block of the station. Or walk .25 miles to the Lodi Conference and Visitors Bureau to get more information on wine tasting tours, daily activities and family fun. After departing the train, head north on Sacramento Street towards E. Pine Street. Then in 0.04 miles, take the first left onto W. Pine Street. If you are on N. Sacramento Street and reach W. Elm St you've gone a little too far. Then in 0.08 miles, take the first right onto N. School Street. If you reach N. Church Street you've gone a little too far. Then in 0.05 miles Lodi Conference and Visitors Bureau 25 N. School Street is located on the left.
"Lodi Wine Country" is one of California’s major winegrowing regions, located 100 miles east of San Francisco near the San Joaquin/Sacramento River Delta, south of Sacramento and west of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Lodi is characterized by a rural atmosphere where wineries and farms that are run by fourth and fifth generation families operate in tandem with a new group of vintners who have brought creative winemaking and cutting-edge technology to the region. Visitors will find Lodi wine tasting rooms large and small, brand new and decades old. Lodi was recently named "Wine Region of the Year" by the Wine Enthusiast, one of the world's most well regarded publications dedicated to wine, spirits, food and travel. In addition to its great tasting wine, Lodi's culinary scene is just as flavorful. From traditional American grub to innovative farm-to-table fare, the entrees are endless. Whether you're visiting Lodi for the first time or the 10th, be ready for the culinary variety and decadent wines.In addition to Lodi's over 85 boutique wineries, be sure to visit Lodi's quaint charming downtown area. The old fashioned brick streets and inlaid golden sidewalks take visitors to one-of-a-kind boutiques, fashionable furniture stores and great independently owned and operated restaurants with unforgettable dining experiences. From antiques to the region's best Zinfandels and from hot salsas to cool jazz, Downtown Lodi has it all.
Getting There
Take the San Joaquins to the Lodi, CA Station (LOD) and start your journey at the numerous restaurants and breweries within a block of the station. Or walk .25 miles to the Lodi Conference and Visitors Bureau to get more information on wine tasting tours, daily activities and family fun. After departing the train, head north on Sacramento Street towards E. Pine Street. Then in 0.04 miles, take the first left onto W. Pine Street. If you are on N. Sacramento Street and reach W. Elm St you've gone a little too far. Then in 0.08 miles, take the first right onto N. School Street. If you reach N. Church Street you've gone a little too far. Then in 0.05 miles Lodi Conference and Visitors Bureau 25 N. School Street is located on the left.
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