Has anyone ever visited Clos du Val Winery? What were the best wines?

I have not visited Clos du Val but I often find that it is more fun visiting certain well-known wineries (such as Clos du Val) if I have read up on the winery a bit before my trip. Reading up on the wine region or appellation is also helpful. Find out what the area is famous for.

Visit the wine tourist bureau in the region on our first day and pick up a wine trail map and some local inside info on Clos du Val, their best wines, and other similar or nearby wineries. Don't forget to take advantage of the fact that often wineries will have certain wines that are only sold at the winery or through the wine club and/or to restaurants. If you like these when you try them in the tasting room you'll be disappointed if you go home without purchasing a bottle or two.

Depending on what state you live in the winery may be able to ship directly to your home which will make your travels easier. Have a great time on your wine country adventure! Your Sommelier, Alexandra.

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