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Intentions for the Week:

Close my apple watch rings + get hella steps
Share my picadillo recipe
Try to not buy anything all week….lol
Spend some time in the garden
Work on my vacay bucket-list
Trader Joe’s trip for some of their new arrivals
Friday morning nugget coffee walk date with Bay
Plan something fun for Father’s Day
Day trip to Tiburon

After posting on my stories last Friday – everyone wanted to know more about the winery we visited.

Before I get busy and never get it posted, here ya go – making shit happen today 🙂

Let me introduce you to this little slice of heaven, Caymus-Suisun….

All I’m gonna say…..

Put Caymus on you MUST-DO list for Summer!!!

Not only is the wine amazing, but you won’t want to leave. The landscaping, architecture, garden….stunning! I could have sat there all damn day.

Here’s the tip….

You don’t have to have a reservation. Although the website says differently.

Tastings do require a reservation. Brace yourself when you click the link – they are booked out until July for weekend tastings. We actually had a reservation for last Friday. I made it wayyyy in advance. Weekdays are much easier to score a resy – FYI!

There are two options for tastings….

$25/person for the Suisun Valley Tasting. 5 varieties

$50/person for the Select Tasting. 8 varieties

You get a table for 75 minutes with the option to add on a cheese plate for $25 or cheese + charcuterie plate for $32. The reservation patio is gorgeous and they reserved outdoor areas are prime.

Tap for Reservations

You can also do walk-in’s…..

No reservation required. We switched from our reservation to walk-in once we arrived.

Here’s the deal….I’m dabbling in alcohol again, after over a year off the booze. So, tastings are not my thing anymore. I’m more of a glass of wine kinda girly-pop. Nothing wrong with tastings, I just know for me personally – mixing lots of different wines does not work for my body anymore.

With a walk-in you have access to whole winery, just certain seating areas are not available without a reservation. You order you glass of wine from the bar. They have lots to choose from. Even a $45/glass option…lol.

We had a glass, walked the winery. Cory had the Walking Fool, red blend. And I went with the Petite Sirah. Both were BOMB!

This was actually a pit stop on our way to the Giants game. Perfect little landing spot in-between, if you ask me. Stop at Mankas Corner if you have time. Some cute shops + places to grab a drink (or 2)!!