Oakville is located in the middle of the Napa Valley and is home to some of the most famous wineries and best Cabernet Sauvignon in the region. We will skip a few of the names you probably already know – Robert Mondavi, Opus One and focus on the wineries you should know. Read on to become as knowledgeable about Oakville as a local.
The days are growing shorter, but the list of things to do in Napa Valley continues to go on and on. This November, come to Napa Valley for tastings, local food, beautiful scenery, and much more.
Rising over 2,000 feet above the floor of the Napa Valley, Howell Mountain has become a legend in the wine world. It’s porous, rocky, iron rich soil lends itself to the making of spicy, bold, fine red wines. Additionally, microclimates abound across the hillsides allowing for a variety of grapes to grow. The vineyards tend to be smaller, more intimate than their cousins found on the valley floor. A two-day tour of the mountain allows wine enthusiasts to visit, taste the wines and view some of the most beautiful vineyards in the region.
Get the full Napa Valley harvest experience at V. Sattui Winery. Mingle with owner, president, and director of winemaking to learn about the grapes, grape crushing, bottling, and more.
If Cabernet Sauvignon is the king of Napa Valley, Chardonnay is its queen. Luscious and fruit-driven, the premium Chardonnays of Napa Valley are worth seeking out. We’ve compiled a list of the top eight Chardonnay producers to visit on a two-day Chardonnay tour of Napa Valley.
Newton Vineyard stands out in Napa Valley as one of the premier wineries of the region. They were one of the first to establish themselves on Spring Mountain, which is west of St. Helena. Their style of winemaking could be described as meticulous; the grapes are hand-picked in small batches and each part of a …
Another comedy genius is set to take the stage at Uptown Theater Napa this September. After you enjoy dinner out at one of Napa’s best downtown spots, find your seats at Stephen Wright’s comedy show for a night of unbridled cackling.
Few places in the world can boast the attractions and diversity of Napa Valley. With its rich vineyard hillsides and a past firmly rooted in nineteenth century architecture and charm, it should be no surprise that the area offers a variety of bed & breakfasts throughout the region.
With sunny days and temperate evenings, Napa Valley in August is perfect for the many late afternoon and evening events that take place during the last full month of summer. From luaus and harvest parties to open mic nights, there are plenty of options to choose from.
With around 400 wineries in Napa Valley, it can be difficult for winemakers to stand out. Muiris Griffin has more than overcome that challenge with his work at Round Pond Estate.
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