"Valentine's Day is so big in Temecula Valley Wine Country that it calls February the "month of romance." There are nearly 50 wineries in the rolling hills of southwest Riverside County, many with hotels and restaurants that will be set up to serve multi-course dinners with filet mignon, salmon and chocolate desserts. Several will have dining, dancing and musicians as well. Some events are already selling out."
"Galentine's Day is coming into its own with events that include shopping and dressing up. Feb. 13 is the traditional day for female bonding, but in wine country events can be found throughout the first half of the month. Here are some events that wineries have announced on their websites or in social media. Prices included here are usually per person and don't include taxes, fees or tips. Most wineries offer memberships, and club members can often get discounts."
"Akash Winery: A couples pizza-making class will take place at noon on Feb. 14. "The event includes a sparkling wine and antipasti welcome, chocolate truffles and a take-home kit. The cost is $180 per couple. "50 First Dates" will screen on the patio with pizza and wine at 6 p.m. Space is limited. Book in advance and bring a blanket. The cost is $59 per couple. 39730 Calle Contento, Temecula. 951-888-1393, akashwinery.com"
Temecula Valley Wine Country designates February as the 'month of romance' with nearly 50 wineries offering Valentine's and Galentine's events. Many wineries feature multi-course dinners with filet mignon, salmon and chocolate desserts, live music, dancing, and hotel or restaurant packages. Events concentrate around Saturday, Feb. 14, but some extend across the first half of February and include Galentine's shopping and themed dinners. Pricing is usually per person and may exclude taxes, fees and gratuity; club members often receive discounts. Examples include Akash Winery's couples pizza class and movie night and Altisma's Galentine's Dinner and live music.
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