Located in The County Seat of Amador County, just south of Sutter Creek, the hotel enjoys Jackson’s colorful history dating back over 150 years. Beginning with the Gold Rush in the mid-1800’s to the growth of California’s vineyards and wineries in the 1900’s, Jackson California is the center of a locale rich in culture and scenic beauty.
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Archive for June, 2008
Madroña Vineyards
Posted in June 30th, 2008
Over twenty years old, the 35-acre estate vineyards are now in their prime. Originally planted to Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel, Chardonnay, and Johannisberg Riesling, the family has since added Cabernet Franc, Syrah, Petite Sirah and Gewürtztraminer. An old-world philosophy prevails at Madroña with nearly all aspects of vineyard production still done by hand.
Plymouth House Inn
Posted in June 30th, 2008
A very cozy Bed & Breakfast Inn, located in Amador County, just a mile from Shenandoah’s 30+ Wineries. A turn of the century Victorian home featuring a lively history. Antiques stuff the Seven Guest Rooms, some of which give a view of the 1895, 36-ft. Antique Carousel. A complimentary Wine Hour, Coffee Service delivered to your bedroom door & a full breakfast add to the luxury of your stay.
Chatom Vineyards
Posted in June 30th, 2008
The vineyard is nestled in the breathtaking Esmeralda Valley of Calaveras County, in the Sierra Foothills of Northern California. The noteworthy Sierra Foothill region is now experiencing a resurgence of accolades, with the “Gold Rush” coming from medals and awards for handcrafted wines of the highest quality and recognition for grape growing.
Toad Hollow
Posted in June 30th, 2008
Toad Hollow Vineyards began operation in 1994, with 3000 cases of 1993 Russian River Valley Chardonnay. Our Chardonnay is 100% Stainless Steel fermented, using no oak at all. Since then we have added additional wines, a Russian River Merlot (Richard McDowell Vineyard), a Russian River Pinot Noir (Goldies Vines) a Zinfandel from Paso Robles and a Rose of Pinot Noir from Carneros.
Greenhorn Creek
Posted in June 29th, 2008
Greenhorn Creek, located just outside historic Angels Camp, home of Mark Twain’s Celebrated Jumping Frog, welcomes guests to private villas and cottages tucked among heritage oak trees overlooking the 18-hole Robert Trent Jones II redesigned golf course. Guests are treated to fine dining, pool, tennis and exercise facilities, walking and hiking trails, and brilliant star-studded night skies. Serving Lunch and Dinner Wednesday through Sunday as well as a local favorite Sunday Brunch.
Nine Gables Vineyard
Posted in June 29th, 2008
Nine Gables Vineyard and Winery is dedicated to making quality wines at reasonable prices commensurate to the wines produced. Nine Gables Vineyard and Winery is committed to making wines in small batch fermentations with a hands-on, handcrafted approach. Better flavors come from fermenting the gapes in small batches and hand-punching them many times a day for maximum extraction of flavors, colors and aromas.
Milliaire Winery
Posted in June 29th, 2008
All our wines are marked by richness and balance. Our wines are finished and complete: inviting bouquet, balanced flavors and a smooth, lingering finish. Within this stylistic framework, each wine has its own personality.
Zachary Jacques
Posted in June 29th, 2008
With all the charm of a French Country Inn you will feel right at home while you indulge in the robust flavours of French countryside cooking. Chef John Evans is a seasoned industry veteran with 27 years of experience in the operations of freestanding restaurants with extensive knowledge of service.
St. George Hotel
Posted in June 29th, 2008
The St. George Hotel restaurant has been voted the #1 Restaurant in Amador County for Best Fine Dining and Best Place to take a Date several times in a row. The Dining room has a warm, country elegance. The menu features locally grown produce and herbs from the St. George garden.
