Archive: Jan 2013

Congratulations to Tiger Woods! For the seventh time, he's the big winner of the PGA Tour Open, which kicked off here in Torrey Pines, La Jolla. The next event takes place in Arizona later this week before it returns to California. San Diego Beer and Wine Tours loves golfers and the people who love them. That's why we're running a special for golfers – $5 off any of our beer or wine tour until the end of February. Just mention "Tiger." We know that golfing in the hot sun is thirsty work. That's why after a hot day at the PGA Tour, it's absolutely imperative to head out with San Diego Beer and Wine Tours for a thirst-quenching beer or wine tour. Lay down your clubs and join our club, because our specialty is the “nineteenth hole!" Brooke B., Highball…

Today is a very special day. Not only is it Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, it's also the day the President of the United States of America gets sworn in for his second term. We at San Diego Beer and Wine Tours have enormous respect for both of these events, and we love to celebrate special days!  That's why we're offering $5 off any wine or beer tour until January 28th so we can share our regard for them. We salute you, Martin Luther King, and we salute you, President Barack Obama.  And if there's one thing we've learned, it's that respect is best communicated while toasting with a really fine wine or an excellent craft beer. Cheers, Brooke B., Political Sipper

San Diego Restaurant Week is upon us. It’s going on through this Friday, so it’s not too late for you enjoy some of this city’s best eateries on the cheap! There are about 200 restaurants participating in Restaurant Week, including some of our favorites, which we visit on our very popular wine and beer tours….

Valentine’s Day is on its way! Pull up a glass of wine with your honey, and enjoy some history about this romantic day. There are several Christian saints named Valentine or Valentinus, although conventional wisdom holds that the namesake for our romantic celebration every February 14th was imprisoned sometime in the 3rd century or so…