Every winery in Napa and Sonoma — filter to fit.
Garage-born winery focusing on single-vineyard Pinot Noir and Zinfandel from Sonoma County.
Six generations farm 470 acres, including Jackass Hill—Sonoma County's steepest non-terraced vineyard.
A working fire engine sits in Hook & Ladder's tasting room, alongside axes and helmets from founder Cecil De Loach's firefighting career.
Winemaker Elias Fernandez has made 40 consecutive harvests here, shaping Hillside Select.
Hendry has farmed 114 estate acres since 1939, making every bottle from grapes grown on their family ranch.
Markham pours Merlot alongside Cabernet—260 estate acres across multiple Napa AVAs.
Founded in 1861, this is the oldest winery in Napa Valley, owned by the Mondavis since 1943.
Jordan Kivelstadt sources organic grapes from historic California vineyards for minimal-intervention wines.
The former equestrian center turned winery, named 2023 American Winery of the Year by Wine Enthusiast.
Ancient Tuscan olive trees and Sagrantino vines grow side-by-side on this working biodynamic farm.
Winemaker Nicole Hitchcock presses grapes with rare Coquard equipment and hand-harvests at night.
Angelo Pera opened his own label in 2010 after three decades making wine for others.