Mayacama’s wine cave is as good as Vino connoisseur

Since the Monterey Peninsula is made of California golf, the Napa Valley is made of California wine. yes NE Plus Ultrathis Big Caratas the French would say. Thanks to Napa, though, this has largely stopped working on everything. For those who discover the greatest pairing of wine and golf life, Mayacama (the real estate community of Santa Rosa), a highly ranked private golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus, offers a glass that is not only full, but also full.

Wine has been at the heart of Mayacama since its debut in 1999. Indeed, the club has a wine membership specifically for wineries.

“They provide clubs with the equivalent of annual wines every year, which are basically expensive every year, and we transfer those savings to members through pricing,” said Jonathan Wilhelm, managing partner at Mayacama.

For many members, according to William, the wine is comparable to golf, which is why they join Mayacama. To understand the centrality of wine as a convenience, consider the fact that there are much more wine lockers in a large number of wine holes than golf lockers on the property, and about 75% of alcohol sales are Vino.

“It’s probably the only club I know outside that 90 degrees, and the members chose red wine with gin and tonics,” William said.

Today, over thirty of the most respected winemakers in the world make up the Vintner members of Mayacama. The wine cave offers some of the best places, both far away and more than 500 options: Cabernet Sauvignon to Charlton Pinot Noir (Zinfandel). Its activities range from the annual “All-vintner Pour” brings club winemakers together for a rich cooking and golf experience to intimate wines and guest chef dinners; the first Friday of each month brings free tastings from Mayacama’s Vintner member wines and other local producers who find fun at the club.

William said: “Share wine with friends and members creates a series of exchanges [all of us] Interact in a very personal way. ”

When the mood lighting is perfect and can eat up the floor, calling it a cave doesn’t seem entirely correct. Maybe the “Wine Spa” is a little bit on the top.

It contains over 500 different wines. “Sometimes we joke that we are either a golf club with wine problems or a wine club with golf problems!”

Nicklaus’ layout is named Golden State’s best, wandering gracefully in idyllic valleys, with impressive oaks often defining and defending holes.