Style Guide For Spring Winery Outfits

Wine tasting is always a nice time! When you’re surrounded by wonderful wine, stunning scenery, fun people, and perfect weather, the final thing you want to think about is your spring winery outfits. That is why we put prepared this comprehensive guide to vineyard attire. This style guide for spring winery outfits will also address the question of what to wear to a wine tasting, but it will also cover numerous style advice and outfit suggestions. To begin, let’s go over some general spring winery outfit advice.

Some tips for choosing spring winery outfits

Wear Comfy Shoes: If you’re intending on taking a wine tour or visiting a number of vineyards, wear comfortable shoes. However, sneakers do not have to be comfy. Wear flat sandals, heels, loafers, or perhaps some lovely slides instead of sneakers. Take into account which vineyards you will be visiting, as you may be walking on grass, dirt, gravel, or cobblestone.

Keep Your Purse Hands-Free and Small: You’ll be wandering about a lot during the wine tasting, carrying and reading pamphlets, sampling cheeses or chocolates, and, of course, holding different wine glasses. As a result, a simple bag is recommended. Furthermore, if you carry a handbag without the need for a strap, you risk leaving it all behind or putting it down without looking after it. A small crossbody bag, such as Chloe’s incredibly elegant Petite Marcie, Gucci’s famous Soho Disco bag, or Saint Laurent’s mini monogram crossbody, is the finest handbag to wear to a vineyard.

Dress it up instead of down: Leave your pants at home! Even though vineyards are essentially farms in the countryside, don’t expect to show there in black jeans and call it a day (unless you want to, but you wouldn’t be reading this page if you did). Choose something a touch more formal than casual. I still consider wine tasting to be a luxury hobby, therefore I always attempt to dress nicely and classily.

Low Maintenance Hair: Because your wine tasting clothing involves your hair, put it up or style it in a low-maintenance style during your wine tasting excursions. If you intend on spending the entire day on the wine route, I recommend wearing your hair back in a ponytail or bun. This way, you won’t be worried about it becoming frizzy or flat throughout your wine-tasting travel. If I have mornings, I’ll blowdry it to make it look great down.

Skip the Intense Perfume: You’ll be tasting a lot of wine to figure out which notes are the most prevalent, and you don’t want other odors to interfere, so skip the fragrance! It’s also polite to the party you’re wine sampling with and the other visitors in the wine shop or cave if you don’t wear perfume.

Wear a Beautiful Print: If you want to spice up your wine tasting attire, try a print instead of a solid. Wear dresses with horizontal lines instead of a plain blue dress, as seen in my outfit sample below. In the spring, wear a flowery shirt, stripes in the spring, plaids and tartans in the fall, and animal print in the winter.

Wearing something low-maintenance is preferable to wearing something high-maintenance. What you wear at a vineyard should be comfortable and fashionable, but keep in mind point four: nothing too casual.

What to wear to a spring winery outfits

During the spring, the temperature in Napa ranges from the high sixties to the low seventies during the day and from the mid to upper forties in the mornings and afternoons. Napa Valley in May is cool in the mornings and afternoons, but warm throughout the day. The ’70s are ideal for me, however, if you want it a little hotter during the day, I would suggest visiting Napa Valley in late spring or early summer.

Bring more jackets than you think you’ll need in the spring. If you don’t intend to return to the resort before supper, keep the sweaters in your car. It’s also handy to store them in the car if the wine bar is too chilly or if you just want a glass of wine on the vineyard patio but it’s too windy.

Midi skirt + tank top

For a casual day visiting vineyards or a tasting at an affluent estate, a midi skirt and a basic tank top may appear extremely smart and polished. For something lightweight and informal, pair a breezy linen mini skirt with a basic tank top. For a wine tasting accompanied by supper, though, you may dress up with a silk mini slip skirt and camisole.