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Inglenook Experiences & Private Events Inglenook Experiences & Private Events Inglenook, Once Again and Forever he Inglenook legacy began in 1879 when Gustave Niebaum, a Finnish sea captain, wine T connoisseur and entrepreneur, came to Rutherford to build a wine estate that would rival Europe’s finest. When Niebaum’s grandnephew, John Daniel, Jr. inherited the chateau and vineyards in the 1930s, Inglenook had already earned international acclaim. Francis and Eleanor Coppola purchased the property in 1975 and have spent forty years reuniting the original vineyards, returning winemaking operations to the chateau and restoring Inglenook’s illustrious heritage with the help of renowned wine consultant Stéphane Derenoncourt and Managing Director and Winemaker Philippe Bascaules. In honor of this estate and its historical significance, we have restored the name, nglenookI . Visit We are proud to share the unique Inglenook Heritage with you, offering daily tours, seated tastings, and specialty experiences to accommodate your needs. We recommend advanced reservations for all guest experiences and are happy to accommodate private groups both large and small. For larger groups or special personalized experiences, please call 707.968.1161. Experiences INGLENOOK EXPERIENCE Explore the rich Inglenook Legacy of winemaking which began in the late 1800s and continues to present day. You are escorted on a tour of the Chateau, vineyards, and Infinity caves, culminating in one of our private cellars for a seated tasting, including our premier wine, Rubicon, paired with a selection of artisanal cheeses. Offered daily | Advance reservation required $50 per person plus tax | 90 minutes | Limited to 10 guests Appropriate for minors ages 12 & older | 25% discount for non-drinkers Book online at www.Inglenook.com HERITAGE TASTING Savor the grandeur of Inglenook wines, while enjoying an interactive discourse with one of our wine educators in the splendor of the Pennino Salon. You will enjoy a seating tasting of Estate wines, including Rubicon, paired with artisanal cheese. Offered Daily from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm | Advance reservation required $45 per person plus tax | 60 minutes | Limited to 10 guests Appropriate for minors ages 12 & older Book online at www.Inglenook.com Inglenook • 1991 st helena hwy, rutherford, ca 94573 • 707.968.1161 • www.Inglenook.com Private Experiences Partake in an exclusive tour and tasting experience which has been personalized especially for you and your guests. Offered Daily from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm | 24-hour advance notice required Beginning at $75 per person ($300 minimum) | 90–120 minutes 25% discount for non-drinkers Call (707) 968-1161 for details PRIVATE RUBICON LIBRARY EXPERIENCE Savor library and future vintages of Rubicon, aging their way to perfection. Begin with an exploration of our vineyards and learn about how Rubicon is crafted from vine to glass. Tour our Infinity Caves to taste Rubicon from the barrel. The experience culminates with an in depth tasting in a private cellar featuring four vintages of Rubicon accompanied by a food pairing prepared by our winery Winery Chef ALex Lovick. Beginning at $135 per person, plus tax ($300 minimum) | 90 minutes PRIVATE ELEVAGE EXPERIENCE Travel from vineyard to bottle in this rich exploration of the wines and terroir that create Rubicon. Begin in the vineyards learning about our heritage and unique terroir, continue to the Rubicon Winery, and then enter the Infinity caves to discuss the aging process. The experience culminates in a private cellar with a barrel tasting of the varietals in Rubicon and a personal blending session. A tasting of the current vintage of Rubicon and an artisan cheese pairing conclude this splendid journey. $85 per person, plus tax ($300 minimum) | 120 minutes SALON TASTING Indulge in a tasting of our Estate wines, paired with sumptuous bites created by Chef Alex, in the elegant inti- macy of our Daniel Salon. Our Salon Tasting is designed for those who desire a luxurious private experience, without the formality of a seated tasting. Offered Thursday–Sunday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm | 24-hour advance notice required $95 per person($380 minimum | 8 person maximum) for 3 wines paired with 3 bites $125 per person to add a library pour plus special bite | 60 minutes Inglenook • 1991 st helena hwy, rutherford, ca 94573 • 707.968.1161 • www.Inglenook.com Private Events Allow us to craft the ultimate food and wine pairing for your group with an Inglenook private event. Knowing that terroir is as important to cuisine as it is to wine, our Winery Chef Alex Lovick empha- sizes fresh, local and sustainable ingredients, allowing the bounty of the season to write his menus. In- terweaving our exclusive wines, he creates an extraordinary culinary journey for you and your guests. Enjoy breathtaking views of the estate vineyards as you arrive, continuing through the expansive court- yard to the grand chateau, where you will be greeted with tray passed wines. During the reception preceding dinner, you may enjoy a tour of the Infinity Caves, peruse the various historical areas, the extensive Rubicon gift salon, or simply enjoy the wine and hors d’oeuvres. A sumptuous pairing dinner follows in our majestic Barrel Room, which boasts the original carriage doors, towering ceilings, and turn of the century 1000-gallon casks. We also have more intimate locales for smaller parties. Dining Options INGLENOOK Indulge in the opulence of this definitive dining experience, which we design especially for you, creating an enchanted evening for your guests. Includes a library vintage of our celebrated premier wine, Rubicon. $350 per person • Limited to 40 guests RUBICON Enjoy perfect pairings with Blancaneaux, Cask Cabernet Sauvignon, and Rubicon. Other enhancements include a barrel sample during your reception and enhanced dinner décor. Wine & hors d’oeuvres reception • Four course dinner • Specialty Linens, Florals & Lighting $300 per person ESTATE Delight in our historic winery ambiance with this classic wine pairing dinner featuring our Estate wines. Wine & hors d’oeuvres reception • Four course dinner • Linens & Florals • $250 per person Inglenook • 1991 st helena hwy, rutherford, ca 94573 • 707.968.1161 • www.Inglenook.com Luncheon Options RUBICON Enhance the Estate experience by adding Rubicon to the lunch, paired with a stellar menu. Enhanced décor completes your afternoon. Three course lunch • Specialty Linens & Florals • $185 per person ESTATE Arrange for a wine pairing lunch for your group. During the warmer months, our lovely Chateau Terrace is the perfect choice for alfresco luncheons. Three course lunch • Linens & Florals • $150 per person PRI DE OF PLACE Explore the unique terroir of the Estate in this special luncheon offering. Guests are escorted to view the back vineyards, where Chef Alex will discuss the distinctive soil and the microclimates. A rustic al fresco lunch paired with Estate wines completes this exceptional afternoon. Family style lunch • Linens & Florals • $150 per person Limited to 15 guests with an 8 person minimum Inglenook • 1991 st helena hwy, rutherford, ca 94573 • 707.968.1161 • www.Inglenook.com Sample Menus All dinners include a reception with tray passed hors d’oeuvres. INGLENOOK A five course custom menu will be crafted to suit your tastes $350 per person Limited to 40 guests RUBICON ESTATE Inglenook Blancaneaux Inglenook Blancaneaux Hamachi Crudo Little Gem Lettuce Salad Shaved Summer Squash, Estate Pluot Chèvre Mousseline, Nectarine Kumquat, Puffed Rice Toasted Pumpkin Seeds Inglenook Cask Cabernet Sauvignon Inglenook Pennino Zinfandel Butternut Squash Agnolotti Buttermilk Fried Chicken Swiss Chard, Perigord Truffle Fairytale Eggplant, Roasted Cherry Tomatoes Parmesan Cheese Parmesan Cream, Basil Inglenook Rubicon Inglenook Cask Cabernet Sauvignon Slow Roasted Akaushi Beef Strip Loin Grilled Akaushi Flat Iron Foraged Chanterelle Mushrooms, Nante Carrot Purée Leek Spätzle, Garden Vegetables Garden Russian Kale, Beef Jus Kalamata Olive Jus Liège Waffle Sunday Pastel de Tres Leches Whole Grain Waffle, Housemade Brown Butter Gelato Vanilla Whipped Cream, Milk Crumb Whipped Crème Fraiche, Garden Strawberries $250.00 per person $300.00 per person All dinners include coffee and tea service. The per person price includes tables, chairs, Riedel stemware, china, flatware, table linens, florals, and gratuity. Any wine overages, a 5% service charge, and 8.0% sales tax will be added. Seasonal minimums apply Inglenook • 1991 st helena hwy, rutherford, ca 94573 • 707.968.1161 • www.Inglenook.com Unique Private Event Offerings TWILIGHT VINEYARD DINNER Enjoy the true vineyard experience. You will be escorted to a secluded spot in our vineyards and treated to a sumptuous dinner prepared by Estate Chef Alex Lovick. Three course pairing dinner in the vineyard • Standard Linens & Florals • $200 per person This exquisite experience is only offered May – September (Weather permitting) TERRACE DINNER Combine a vineyard view with a more casual fare, featuring wood fired pizzas created by Chef Alex Lovick. Family style pairing dinner on the Terrace • Standard Linens & Florals • $185 per person CHATEAU RECEPTION Explore the historic chateau and grounds with this walk-around stations experience. An ideal of- fering for larger groups, guests are able to peruse the gift salon, museum areas, Courtyard, and Infinity Caves, all while enjoying delicious food paired with Inglenook wines. The perfect choice for your holiday party! Stations pairing reception • Standard Linens • $165 per person
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