Winery tasting trail
The Sonoma Tasting Trail puts 18 member tasting rooms, four picnic stops and two inns on one map for a wine association’s website. Each room lists its tasting fee and whether it needs a reservation, and opens to varietals, dog policy and a Book a tasting button. Two drive routes plan a full day in Dry Creek and Alexander Valley, or Sonoma Valley, so visitors reach smaller members beyond the famous names.
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Who needs a map like this
Who it’s for
Wine associations and tourism boards selling tasting visits
What it’s worth
Tasting rooms live on reservations. A trail map that shows fees, reservation rules, dogs and varietals, with a booking button on each stop, turns planning visitors into bookings and sends traffic past the three famous names to members who pay dues.
What to notice in this map
- Tasting fee and reservation status on every row
- Filter by varietal, dog friendly or reservation
- Book a tasting button on each stop
- Two suggested drive routes, one per valley
- Picnic stops and inns beside the tasting rooms
Open any place on the map to see its details and buttons.
Make one like it in an afternoon
You don't need a developer. These are the four steps, in Create Mappins.
Step 1
Create a guide map and add each tasting room by its street address
Step 2
Add Tasting fee, Reservation required, Dog friendly and Varietals fields, with filters on
Step 3
Add a Book a tasting link field and paste each member’s booking page
Step 4
Draw a drive route through the stops, then share the map and embed it on your tourism site
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