The Exclusive Tour and Tasting at the Robert Hunter Winery is Showcased in Multimedia by Artisan Wine Tours, Sonoma Valley, California

GLEN ELLEN, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Robert Hunter Winery has been producing some of the finest vintage sparkling wine in California for more than thirty years. Yet it has been only recently that the Hunter Estate has been available for exclusive private tours and tastings in the Sonoma Valley, California.

“We spend a great deal of time developing multimedia for our website to show prospective wine travelers the potential of the Sonoma Valley and other Northern California wine districts”

Artisan Wine Tours, LLC has unveiled a new multimedia audio slideshow on the breathtaking Robert Hunter Estate and Tour. In the making for more than a year, the multimedia presentation was rolled out in the touring company’s latest Wine Trails Newsletter and on the company website.

“Lin Durling took the time to capture the perfect photography combined with his interview of Robert and Ann Hunter,” said Kurt Hemenway, Director of Marketing and Hospitality for Robert Hunter Winery.

“Not only are we offering the finest vintage sparkling wine in California,” said Hemenway, “but the tour highlights the beauty of the estate deigned by famed landscape architect Thomas Church,” he said. “Some of the botanical species are so rare; you may never see them again here in the United States.”

“We were delighted to be invited by the Hunters to spend eighteen months photographing a number of tours and moments here at the estate,” said Durling, managing member for Artisan Wine Tours, LLC.

“We spend a great deal of time developing multimedia for our website to show prospective wine travelers the potential of the Sonoma Valley and other Northern California wine districts,” he said.

“All of the venues showcased on our Discoveries Page and in our newsletter are vetted for the highest quality product and the highest quality hospitality,” said Durling.

“The Wine Trails Newsletter is a great way for wine travelers to stay up on the latest trends in hospitality for both Sonoma County and the Napa Valley,” he said.

“If it intrigues people to visit or come out more often,” he said, “we’ve done our job.”