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Best Breweries/Wineries/Distilleries in Napa Valley "Best Breweries/Wineries/Distilleries in Napa Valley" Created by: Cityseeker 24 Locations Bookmarked Napa Valley Wine Train "Traveling Meals" Hop on this train and experience a first-class meal and fine wines as you tour wine county. The train offers a champagne brunch, casual lunches and fancy dinners. It is ideal for romantic dinners, executive parties and tourist excursions. The train's decor is elegant, though daytime travels are casual. Take in the sights both outdoor and indoor: mahogany, brass and by Dr.396 etched glass in the restored 1917 Pullman Dining Car. At the McKinstry Street Station starting point, you will find a handful of charming little shops that specialize in wine (of course), gourmet foods and gifts. +1 707 253 2111 www.winetrain.com [email protected] 1275 McKinstry Street, Napa CA Domaine Carneros "Blue Blood" This is considered by many to be the most beautiful 18th-century chateau in North America. The chateau also has one of the most prominent vineyards. Domaine Carneros produces award winning sparking and Pinot Noir wines. You'll feel just like a king in the Louis XV-style salon with gracious service to match. Snuggle up to a warm fire during the cold by jimg944 winter months or enjoy the summer air from the terrace. Check out the in- house store, where you can pick up a number of vintages for friends and family. The tasting tours are offered daily. +1 800 716 2788 www.domainecarneros.co [email protected] 1240 Duhig Road, Napa CA m/ m Artesa Winery "Majestic Napa Winery" This majestic Napa winery features a wine-making museum and an array of champenoise sparkling wines for you to try. It was started in 1991 and specializes in Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Its 1991 Reserve and a 1992 Blanc de Blancs are exclusive to the winery tasting room. The 40 million dollar wine-making facility sits on a hilltop and offers panoramic views of by cplbasilisk Napa Valley. Sit in a peaceful courtyard and enjoy a reflecting pool, sculpture, and fountains. +1 707 224 1668 www.artesawinery.com/ [email protected] 1345 Henry Road, Napa CA Andretti Winery "Racing Champion's Tuscan Villa" Racing legend Mario Andretti established this Tuscan-inspired winery in 1996. Located on the southern end of the Napa Valley, the 53-acre (21.4-hectare) vineyard produces Merlot, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sangiovese, and Sauvignon Blanc vintages that are featured in the tasting room. Guests are encouraged to tour the by Jim G from Silicon Valley, 4000-square-foot (371.6-square-meter) facility designed to look like a CA, USA Tuscan villa. Up to 300 guests can be accommodated for private parties. The Winner's Circle Wine Club offers members two bottles of wine four times a year, recipes from Mario's kitchen that complement Andretti wines, discounts, a newsletter, special tours and tasting. +1 877 386 5070 www.andrettiwinery.com [email protected] 4162 Big Ranch Road, Napa CA Hagafen Cellars "Fine Wine" It has been more than three decades since this traditional family-run winery came into existence. Hagafen Cellars is owned and run by the Weir couple and the wines produced here have the reputation of being served at a number of occasions at the White House. Hagafen cellars now produces about 8000 cases of premium wine annually. Wines from the by Cullen328 photo by Jim Hagafen stable have been award-winning at different wine tasting Heaphy competitions held around California. The winery opens daily at 11a. +1 888 424 2336 www.hagafen.com/ [email protected] 4160 Silverado Trail, Napa CA Jarvis Winery "Underground Winery" Jarvis Winery is an underground winery wherein the whole process of wine making is in a deep cave. The cave is parabolic and circular which enables easy movement and accessibility. The stream and waterfall running through the center of the winery helps in maintaining the humidity of the caves while adding to the beauty of the winery. Unique by Marc van der Chijs tastings and tours of the cave winery are scheduled every day. It is better to plan ahead, especially during the season weekends. You get to taste six of the best Jarvis wines and you can buy bottles or cases of the wines that you like at the winery itself. All in all, a unique experience wonderful wines make Jarvis a must-visit winery. +1 800 255 5280 www.jarviswines.com 2970 Monticello Road, Napa CA Cline Cellars "Wines & More Wines" You can expect to find all kinds of white wines, red wines, rose wines and hard to find Rhone-style wines at Cline Cellars. The property has three vineyards and an 1850s farm house for wine tasting and other events, including the Cline Jazz Festival and the Winter Winemaker Dinner. Wine lovers can also join the Pendulum Club or the Full Swing Club. by Colin_Eric +1 707 940 4030 www.clinecellars.com/ 24737 Arnold Drive, Highway 121, Sonoma CA Steltzner Vineyard "A Well-Equipped Vineyard" Steltzner Vineyards' commercial inception dates back to 1977, when the owner, Richard Steltzner, established his own family line, with a chaste retention of 3000 cases in the famous Stag's Leap District. Ever since, the vineyard has seen positive developments with a reception hall for visitors, a very Mediterranean laboratory, offices and event rooms. The visitors can by marissat1330 also enjoy a bird's eye-view of the green expanse atop the three-story observation clock tower here. The 1998 Sauvignon Blanc is a favorite for sure, as well as the 2003 Merbt. +1 707 252 7272 www.steltzner.com/ [email protected] 5998 Silverado Trail, Napa CA Domaine Chandon "Valley of Wines" Don't miss the luxurious four-star dining experience at Domaine Chandon, where the wine never stops flowing. After a tour around the vineyard, diners can sample Chef Boyd's culinary delights—Rosemary-Scented Rack of Lamb, Tuna Charlotte, Agnolotti and more can be found on the seasonal menu. Salads, cheese platters and dessert menus also boast of by josh.ev9 mouthwatering delicacies. The wine list consists of Californian varietals. Wine tasting, theater performances, winemaker dinners and other such events are organised throughout the year. +1 888 242 6366 www.chandon.com/ customerservice@chandon 1 California Drive, Yountville .com CA Shafer Vineyards "A Vineyard & Winery" This beautiful vineyard, started in 1972 by John Shafer, was initially only into growing grapes. The winery began operating in 1978 and the fine wines are now available in restaurants and wine shops all across North America, Europe and Asia. Savor the One Point Five Stags Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Hillside Select. The vineyards span across 54 acres by GoonSquadSarah (21.8 hectares) and the slopes are covered with the very best of the juiciest grapes. Tasting sessions are available at this scenic place to learn about wine making. +1 707 944 2877 www.shafervineyards.com [email protected] 6154 Silverado Trail, Napa / CA Paradigm Winery "Wine & Fruit" Although the Paradigm Winery turns out just 5000 cases of wine a year, you can expect the best—the grapes are grown on 52 acres of vineyards, and the varieties of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel, and Cabernet Franc mature for a minimum of 20 months in French oak barrels before being sold. This winery, located in the heart of Napa Valley, has been by steph2228 turning out fine wines for many years, and it also supplies fruits to other wineries in the area. All visitors must make an appointment. +1 707 944 1683 www.paradigmwinery.com [email protected] 1277 Dwyer Road, Napa CA / Hamel Family Wines "For Wine Lovers" Hamel Wines is a highlight among Sonoma Valley's renowned abundance of wineries. Offering an unrivaled wine tasting experience are owners Pam and George Hamel who are passionate about great wine and are high on hospitality. Their cutting-edge production facility processes sustainably- farmed grapes into the finest Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon by dbmitc1982 Blanc, Rose and Cab Blend. Savor their exquisite selection of estate wines outdoors in view of the picturesque vineyards after a tractor ride across the estate. +1 707 996 5800 www.hamelfamilywines.co [email protected] 15401 Sonoma Highway, m/ m Sonoma CA Far Niente "Fine Wine" Far Niente functioned as a gravity flow winery till the onset of prohibition. It was in disuse for 60 years and opened again in 1979. Far Niente believes in quality and therefore they produce one Chardonnay and one Cabernet Sauvignon of the highest quality, luxury and elegance. If the wine does not meet expectations, it does not make the final blend. Both of by provocare the wines are premium wines and much sought after by the connoisseurs of California and beyond. Visitors are welcome and guided tours are offered several times during the day. You need to call ahead if you want to go on a tour of their tri-level winery, the storage caves and the carriage house which has a large collection of classic and vintage automobiles. +1 707 944 2861 farniente.com [email protected] 1350 Acacia Drive, Oakville CA Robert Mondavi Winery "Wine Titan" Robert Mondavi is one of the most renowned vintners in Napa County, producing affordable and complex wines. The Robert Mondavi Winery offers several tasting tours varying in depth and price. The Taste of Wine is a two-hour formal tasting dedicated to training your palate as well as learning about various wine characteristics. Reservations are required all tours and tastings. In addition, the winery hosts countless concerts, art exhibits and community events. 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