From majestic mountains and wide-open spaces to charming mountain towns, the High Sierra reveals another side of California: one where the local lifestyle is best enjoyed with a glass in hand.
In Mariposa, explore Main Street and sample locally produced wines and olive oils. In Madera, the region’s unique microclimate is particularly well suited to Port-style and award-winning dessert wines, including the Old Vine Tinta Port from Ficklin Vineyards. Further North, Truckee River Winery, known as the “highest and coldest winery,” offers a unique wine-tasting experience in the Sierra.
For beer lovers, South Lake Tahoe’s Tahoe South Ale Trail is a great way to discover local craft breweries. In Mammoth Lakes, Mammoth Brewing Company has earned a gold medal at the World Beer Cup. And while Visalia may be known as the “Fruit Basket of the World,” it is also home to some of California’s freshest hops.
Another delicious way to experience the High Sierra, where local flavors, craftsmanship and wide-open landscapes come together!
Contacts: Blossom Travel Marketing, Visit High Sierra Representative in France, Marie Loyola & Léa Pinglot, Emails: marie@blossomtravelmarketing.com and lea@blossomtravelmarketing.com
