wine country is classic supply demand.. and other than the traffic these days what a great place to live..

Do not cater to them, make no effort to appease their wining and make it clear the place was rented as is and they need to adjust.

We find our guests use this quite a bit, and those that don't, we save those items for next time.Regardless, having just one guest frustrated because they forgot shampoo and now have to run down to the grocery store instead of sitting by the fire with a glass of wine... that can cost you return visits.

@Nicolas GaspariWelcome to the community and good luck on the first deal

@Nicolas Paez, I have been very happy with Bill Migneault from Migneault Properties. 

I have put in an offer on a one acre lot in Northern California that's walking distance to the main square/wine tourism spots.

Tracy Nicola is located in Woodlands and is a great source.

Then I brought them a bottle of wine and fresh raked cape cod clams. 

$2 can specials for your group, as well as happy hour pricing for the evening, which is dollar off drafts/cider/wine.

Thanks @Christopher Gray, so far I've networked with the Baltimore reia club and Wine down Wednesdays at Brick house title company in silver spring, md.