There's No Off-Season in Wine Country

San Francisco Magazine Jeanne Cooper Courtesy of Hotel Villagio Locals know the best time to enjoy Napa and Sonoma: after all the tourists are gone. Here, eight places to stay. After the crush of fall grapes and summer visitors, wine country winds down for locals—and becomes the perfect place for a winter break. Oenophiles can meet famed and often reclusive vintners, who regularly pop into the tasting rooms to chat. And foodies can find tables at high season’s hard-to-book restaurants. Here�...