
Associations

Ramona Valley Vineyard Association
Affirming that premium quality wines begin in the vineyard, and recognizing Ramona Valley as a premier wine region, the mission of the Ramona Valley Vineyard Association is to educate wine grape growers in the Ramona Valley American Viticultural Area (AVA) for the successful, sustainable and profitable production, promotion and marketing of quality wine grapes to AVA winemakers.

San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce
The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1870 by Alonzo Horton with the mission to guide in the development of San Diego. At the time, the Chamber focused its efforts on several main priorities: bringing railroads into San Diego; encouraging settlement in the area; bringing fresh drinking water to residents; and supporting commerce in the harbor. Today, the Chamber is the largest nonprofit advocate for the San Diego regional business community. With nearly 3,000 members representing 400,000 employees, the Chamber is actively involved in local government, regional economic development and providing valuable resources to its members.

Aall In Limo & Party Bus
As part of his commitment to high standards, Mike personally makes sure that all of his limos are clean and sparkling. Whether you are in San Diego on business, or are cruising to Temecula Valley Wine Country for a day of wine tasting, Mike and his staff will make sure that your limo arrives on time and in perfect, flawless condition. We are exclusively partnered with wineries and breweries, so you will get special discounts.
https://www.aallinlimo.com/wine-tours/

San Diego County Farm Bureau
The San Diego County Farm Bureau is a non-profit organization supported solely by more than 5,000 dues-paying members. There are 53 county Farm Bureaus in California. Established in 1913, the San Diego County Farm Bureau serves the needs of the agriculture community in accordance with its Mission Statement: “The mission of the Farm Bureau of San Diego County is to represent San Diego agriculture through public relations, education, and public policy advocacy in order to promote the economic viability of agriculture balanced with appropriate management of natural resources.”