Activities in Napa
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Acacia Winery
Founded by Diageo Chateau & Estates—also the owner of notable Napa wineries BV and Provenance—Acacia is a relatively secluded facility specializing... More -
Alla Prima Studio
Inspired by her international art education, Napa native Gretchen Kimball founded Alla Prima Studio as a way to bring both novice and experienced a... More -
Andrew Lane Wines
Four miles northeast of downtown St. Helena, Andrew Lane winery doubles as the personal residence of owner Andrew Dickson. Established in 1978 by A... More -
Anette's Chocolate Factory
Established by siblings Anette and Brent Madsen, this downtown sweet shop is housed in a yellow-walled, wood-floored space that was formerly Patric... More -
Artesa Vineyards & Winery
With its strikingly modern landscaping and architecture, this property at first looks more like a museum (or perhaps a James Bond film location) th... More -
Bourassa Vineyards
Despite an exterior that resembles a nondescript storage facility, this winery’s tasting room has a surprisingly romantic interior with dim lightin... More -
Ceja Vineyards
Salsa and Latin funk play in the background at this downtown wine tasting room, which serves award-winning wines from the family-owned Ceja Vineyar... More -
Chateau Potelle
Founder Jean-Noel Formeaux du Sartel affectionately named this winery after his family’s 900-year-old castle in France, although the tasting room a... More -
Clos Du Val
Situated in the valley of the Stags Leap district, Clos du Val winery earned international acclaim after producing one of the six Californian Caber... More -
Di Rosa Preserve
After 22 years of harvesting grapes in Carneros, Rene and Veronica di Rosa transformed their winery into a 250-acre, indoor-outdoor museum dedicate... More -
Heibel Ranch Vineyards
Surrounded by two lakes and mountains blanketed with sequoia trees, this organic vineyard is situated on a 1.9-acre parcel of land that was once pa... More -
Jarvis Winery
Being that William Jarvis studied physics and electronics at UC Berkeley, it seems appropriate that his winery is not only one of the most technolo... More -
Judd’s Hill
You can blend three varietals into a barrel—that’s the equivalent of 288 bottles, which can be shipped home after a year of aging. (lessons from $1... More -
Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary
The Green Spa Network property has a worm-bin composting program that literally eats trash. More -
Oxbow Public Market
The 40,000-square-foot Oxbow Public Market, has everything from heirloom apples to wines made on-site at Folio Enoteca & Winery. The $11 million go... More -
Robert Sinskey Vineyards
A stop along the winery-laden Silverado Trail, this particular edifice was built with stone and wood materials to evoke the aura of something betwe... More -
Rudd Center
As part of the Culinary Institute of America in St. Helena, the Rudd Center provides a variety of wine-related courses and programs for both profes... More -
Saintsbury
Pinot noir thrives in Napa Valley’s Carneros region—a reason that this winery has succeeded in revolutionizing the California wine industry since i... More -
Shafer Vineyards
At its foundation, Shafer is a relationship between father and son, as are a number of Napa Valley wineries. John Shafer, who abandoned a successfu... More -
Stag's Leap Wine Cellars
Decades after winning first place at the 1976 Judgment of Paris wine tasting, Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars is still highly respected for its Cabernet S... More -
The Hess Collection
Getting to this mountaintop winery, which lies at the end of several winding, wooded country roads, can be a bumpy ride; by the time you pull up to... More
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