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March 25, 2009 "Set in the midst of historic 19th century gold rush country, you couldn't ask for a more idyllic setting than the Sierra Foothills southwest of Lake Tahoe in which to wander from winery to winery. Listed below are seven wineries worth stopping at to get you started. All are open daily in the warm months... El Dorado County is characterized by steep and rough land covered with thick pine and fir forests. Here, you'll find many Northern Rhone varietals because of the soil and climatic conditions... HOLLY'S HILL: You know you're in for a treat when the road narrows and almost becomes a dirt track. At the end of one such road is a delightful family winery called Holly's Hill that specializes in Rhone varietals. Here, you'll find Rousanne, Viognier, Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvedre. Be sure to try the Ed Wylie Fenaughty Reserve Syrah. The winery has a nice deck behind the tasting room where you can enjoy a picnic lunch while admiring the views of the valley..." Read the entire article online at the Idah Statesman
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