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This LEED Gold Certified estate in Stags Leap District pours Cabernet Sauvignon grown on-site.
The 1973 Chardonnay that won the Judgment of Paris came from this stone Chateau.
Miljenko "Mike" Grgich, who made the 1973 Chateau Montelena Chardonnay that won the Judgment of Paris, opened this estate in 1977.
Jessup Cellars operates a rotating fine art gallery alongside its Yountville tasting room.
Founded in 1972 by David S. Stare, this family winery is among Sonoma's few remaining truly private operations.
Mark Mazzoni built Zialena around ten open-top concrete fermenters in 2016.
Louis Martini built Napa's first bonded winery after Prohibition.
Brown Downtown opened in 2017 to pour Zinfandels from the family's Chiles Valley ranch.
Francis Ford Coppola's Geyserville estate pairs Diamond Collection wines with a bocce court, pool deck, and movie memorabilia.
Jean-Charles Boisset transformed this 1971 property into a whimsical St. Helena destination.
Aldo Biale sold Zinfandel to neighbors in the 1940s; today his family farms old vines for Black Chicken Zinfandel.
California's oldest premium winery, founded in 1857 by Count Agoston Haraszthy.