Napa Valley Wineries

With over 400 wineries, Napa Valley offers tasting experiences to match every palate, budget, and interest. From grand château-style estates to intimate garage producers, from classic Cabernet houses to experimental natural wine projects, the diversity of Napa winemaking is extraordinary.

By Appellation

Oakville

• Robert Mondavi Winery — The winery that put Napa on the world stage; guided tours and seated tastings
• Opus One — The legendary Mondavi-Rothschild collaboration; architectural landmark with by-appointment tastings
• Silver Oak — Napa Cabernet at its most approachable and consistent

Rutherford

• Inglenook — Francis Ford Coppola's historic estate, originally built in 1879; stunning grounds and cellar tours
• Frog's Leap — Organic and biodynamic farming with a relaxed, unpretentious tasting experience
• Beaulieu Vineyard — One of Napa's oldest continuously operating wineries; the Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet is a benchmark

Stags Leap District

• Stag's Leap Wine Cellars — Where the Judgment of Paris was won in 1976; guided experiences in a stunning hillside setting
• Shafer Vineyards — Hillside Estate Cabernet and Relentless Syrah; by appointment only

St. Helena

• Beringer Vineyards — The oldest continuously operating winery in Napa; historic Rhine House tours
• Charles Krug — Napa's first winery, founded in 1861; historic tastings and modern releases
• Duckhorn Vineyards — Known for Merlot that defied the "Sideways effect"

Calistoga

• Château Montelena — The Chardonnay that won the 1976 Judgment of Paris; castle-like estate with a beautiful lake
• Sterling Vineyards — Aerial tramway ride to hilltop tasting with panoramic valley views
• Frank Family Vineyards — Sparkling wines and still wines in a charming stone building

By Experience

Grand Estates

For the full Napa experience — architecture, grounds, guided tours, and seated tastings with food pairings.

Boutique & By-Appointment

Small producers who make limited quantities and offer intimate, personalized tasting experiences. These are where many wine insiders spend their time.

Caves & Cellars

Several wineries have carved elaborate cave systems into the hillsides. Tours of these temperature-controlled tunnels are both educational and atmospheric.

Napa's wineries welcome you — make your reservations and start exploring.