I thought I’d mention Mick Winter and all that he has done for Napa. He is the creator of napanet, which started out as a non-profit to get schools online.
He also created and sold NapaValleyOnline.
Currently he runs SustainableNapaValley.org, NapaNow.com, and NapaValleyHerold.com.
A great Napa web pioneer – Here is a tribute to you Mick Winter.

If you’ve been to COPIA (www.copia.org), and you were not impressed at their wine museum, you need to go to the “Real” Napa Valley Museum located in Yountville at the Veterans Home. Head west on California Drive and it is on the right at the top.
 
There are two permanent exhibits:
Land and People of Napa Valley
California Wine: The science of an art

 
Hours: Wednesday through Monday 10am-5pm
Adults $4.50
Students and Seniors $3.50
Children 7-17 $2.50
Under 7 Free

This wine tasting lounge is not quite like all the others. After purchasing a distribution card you help yourself to electronic pourer’s.

The wines are housed in a special containment system so that they won’t spoil, this allows the owners to offer tastings of expensive wines not usually offered for tastings. There are 32 small producer wines, and they also offer some snack trays. The lounge is Wi-Fi enabled. My only disappointment is the quantity for each tasting. At only one ounce per pour, …

While it’s not Napa, this website features all of the wonderful restaurants in Sonoma.
 

An all inclusive restaurant listing in Sonoma.
 
Starting with Sonoma, because it is small and still one of the biggest tourist destinations in America, I decided to create one place where people could go to learn about all the restaurants available. So many tourist sites and even restaurant sites relating to Sonoma include only a dozen or so restaurants, they have incomplete information, and often include information on restaurants in Sonoma County which could be miles away …

As an aspiring photographer I wanted to display some of my work.
Photography has been a passion for me, however I have not had any formal training. I would like to be accomplished and have people admire my sense of art, however I still have a lot to learn. Only recently have I purchased equipment that is necessary for any professional photographer, and slowly I have begun to self teach settings for proper exposure and composition of style. A mix of some of my earlier photos as well …