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$249 ‘Twilight Wine & Dine’ Tour Returns to Malibu for Sunset Season

The tour includes a visit one of several Malibu tasting rooms, followed by dinner

Malibu Discovery has relaunched its Twilight Wine & Dine Tour, a four-hour evening experience priced at $249 per person that combines a VIP wine tasting with a three-course dinner overlooking the Pacific.

The tour departs at 5 p.m. and includes a visit to one of several Malibu tasting rooms — Cornell Wine Country, Stonehaus or Rosenthal — followed by dinner at either Duke’s Malibu or Sunset Restaurant. Participants also receive a scenic coastal drive and a goody bag with snacks and water.

Transportation is provided in a luxury vehicle with a professional guide. The experience is marketed as a romantic or social outing, timed for longer evenings and sunset views along the coast.

Bookings are available online through Malibu Discovery.

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