Wine tasting is better with a crew. Whether you are planning a birthday, a reunion, a club outing, or a company day out, we have 96 regional group-tour guides covering group-friendly wineries, transportation, and how to book for a party. Find your region below.
Find a Guide by Region
Alabama
East Alabama · Gulf Coast Alabama · North Alabama · South & Central Alabama
Arizona
Central & Northern Arizona · Phoenix & Scottsdale · Sonoita · Elgin · Verde Valley · Willcox · from Cottonwood Arizona · from Elgin Arizona
Arkansas
Altus & Arkansas · Central Arkansas · Hot Springs · Northwest Arkansas · Ozarks & Eureka Springs · from Altus Arkansas · from Eureka Springs Arkansas
California
Anderson Valley · Carneros · Dry Creek Valley · Livermore · Lodi · Napa Valley · Napa Valley · Paso Robles · Paso Robles · Paso Robles · Russian River Valley · Santa Barbara · Sierra Foothills · Sierra Foothills · Sonoma County · Sonoma County · Temecula · Temecula Valley · in Santa Barbara County
Colorado
Boulder & Fort Collins · Colorado Mountains · Denver Metro · Grand Valley · Southwest Colorado · West Elks · from Grand Junction Colorado · from Palisade Colorado · from Paonia Colorado
Connecticut
Connecticut Shoreline · Litchfield Hills · Mystic Country · from Litchfield Hills Connecticut · from Stonington Connecticut
Delaware
Central Delaware · Northern Delaware · Southern Delaware · Cape Region · from Lewes Delaware
Florida
Central Florida Wine Country · North Florida & Panhandle · Northeast Florida · St. Augustine · South Florida Wine Country · Tampa Bay & Gulf Coast
Georgia
Coastal & South Georgia · Dahlonega Plateau · Helen & White County · North Georgia Mountains · Upper Piedmont Georgia
Idaho
Boise & Garden City · Eagle Foothills AVA · Northern Idaho · Coeur d'Alene · Snake River Valley
Illinois
Central Illinois · Springfield · Shawnee Hills AVA
Indiana
Central Indiana · Indianapolis · Indiana Uplands · Northeast Indiana · Fort Wayne · Northwest Indiana · Dunes
Iowa
Amana Wine Trail · Central Iowa · Des Moines · Eastern Iowa · Iowa River Corridor · Quad Cities & Eastern Illinois · Western Iowa
New York
Ohio
Oregon
Oregon & Washington
Tennessee
Central Alabama · Shelby County
Texas
Washington
Columbia Valley · Lake Chelan · Spokane · Walla Walla Valley · Woodinville · Yakima Valley
More Regions
Chicago Suburbs Wine Trail · Northeast & Hartford County · Western Connecticut
Planning a Winery Group Tour
A few essentials for group wine tasting: call ahead - most wineries ask larger parties to reserve, and some cap group size or require a private-tasting package. Arrange transportation so no one has to be the designated driver; a shuttle or wine-tour van keeps the day safe and relaxed. Set a pace of two or three wineries, with a lunch stop, rather than cramming in more. And ask about group rates and food options when you book.
Group Trips for Special Occasions
Celebrating something specific? See our bachelorette winery party guides for wine-country hen weekends, and our corporate wine events guides for team outings and client entertaining. For lodging, browse wineries you can stay at.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people count as a group at a winery?
It varies, but most wineries treat parties of six to eight or more as a group, often requiring a reservation and sometimes a private-tasting package. Very large groups may need to split across tables or book a dedicated space, so always call ahead.
Do wineries offer group discounts?
Some do, especially for larger parties or midweek visits, while others charge a flat per-person tasting fee. Group rates, food packages, and private-room options vary widely, so ask when you book.
How do I plan transportation for a winery group tour?
For groups, a shuttle, limo, or wine-tour van is the safest and most relaxed option - no one has to be the designated driver. Many regions have dedicated wine-tour operators; book early for weekends and peak season.
Group policies, minimums, and pricing vary by winery and change often. Always confirm details directly with the winery before booking.