the official napa valley visitor's guide - 2014
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The Napa Valley Guidebook is your comprehensive guide to all things Napa Valley. Find hotels, wineries, restaurants, arts and culture, spas, shopping, outdoor adventures and more.TRANSCRIPT
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estate vineyards in the heart of Napa Valley. Stop by to taste
our collection of Single Vineyard Cabernets and get a glimpse of
our new winery facility in the making.
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Experience our newly designed guest suites and refreshed public
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discovered bottle of Napa Valley premium wine. Rejuvenate in one
of our swimming pools or with a vigorous workout in our new
fitness room.
Awake to our signature complimentary, full cooked-to-order breakfast
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The only place where you’ll discover the Napa Valley’s premier retail
shops, exquisite restaurants and eateries, live entertainment venues and
personalized hotel accommodations all in one riverfront location in the
heart of the City of Napa.
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IVY, TWIG & TWINE BY MICHAEL HOLMES
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The only place where you’ll discover the Napa Valley’s premier retail
shops, exquisite restaurants and eateries, live entertainment venues and
personalized hotel accommodations all in one riverfront location in the
heart of the City of Napa.
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AMELIA’S GIFTS
ANGÉLE RESTAURANT & BAR
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FISH STORY
FRATI GELATO CAFÉ
HELEN LYALL CLOTHES FOR WOMEN
IVY, TWIG & TWINE BY MICHAEL HOLMES
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NAVIGATING | A–HOur maps make it easy to find wineries and explore the towns
of the valley. Located on the first two pages, they unfold for easy use —
don’t miss them.
CASTELLO DI AMOROSA ON THE COVER | 14Featured on this year’s front cover is Castello di Amorsa, a painstaling
authentically styled tuscan castle that houses an award-winning winery.
GETTING TO THE VALLEy | 26this section is all about direction—how to get to the Napa valley
from area airports, ferry terminals and other transportation hubs.
25 THINGS TO DO | 28some inside tips for fun: ballooning, biking, barrel tasting, cooking
classes—it’s all here!
CITIES & TOWNS | 20A quick glimpse of American Canyon, Napa, Lake Berryessa, Yountville,
Oakville/Rutherford, st. Helena and Calistoga will prompt you to
discover the character and charm each has to offer.
LODGING | 30select your perfect getaway from bed & breakfasts to lavish resorts.
An extensive amenity chart provides information at a glance.
WINERIES | 58With hundreds of wineries offering the best of wines, you’ll need clear
information about where and when to visit. Our winery guide is a “must-
have” for your visit.
RESTAuRANTS | 86treat yourself to the fine cuisine of America’s Food Capital.
Both our photography and menus will make your mouth water.
THE ARTS | 116take home more than a memory from one of the many galleries
and live-performance venues in the Napa valley.
WELLNESS | 122Be well and have fun. this section is filled with activities that are
energizing and relaxing.
SHOPPING | 130 in keeping with the ambiance of the Napa valley, shops
are located in picturesque town settings.
TOuR • CELEBRATE • MEET | 134there’s no better place to gather—or to meet—than in the Napa valley.
Here’s information that will guide you to that perfect wedding, birthday,
anniversary, special event or business meeting.
MAPs • CitiEs & tOWNs • LODGiNG • WiNERiEs • REstAURANts ARt • sHOPPiNG • GOLF • sPAs • WELLNEss • WEDDiNGs & EvENts
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CONTENTSWelcome to TheLegendary Napa Val ley
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Relax at The Inn at Southbridge, renew at Health Spa Napa Valley and delight in St. Helena’s wineries, boutiques, galleries, jewelers, restaurants, cafes, artisan bakeries, chocolaterie, historic cinema and the Culinary Institute of America...all within walking distance. We look forward to welcoming you.
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only thirty-five miles long and five miles at its widest, the Napa valley has a well-earned reputation as
the home of America’s fine wine industry. it is prized for natural beauty, a phenomenal culinary scene,
world-class lodging, a thriving arts community, therapeutic geothermal spring waters and spas and
most of all, legendary hospitality.
some of our recent accolades include the Napa valley continuing as one of only ten “Great Wine
Capitals” and our restaurants receiving eleven Michelin stars in 2014—the most per capita of any
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H ave you ever wondered what it would be like to visit
an authentic tuscan castle surrounded by vineyards?
One with medieval treasures like a drawbridge, a
courtyard, towers, perhaps a torture chamber and a few secret
passageways just for fun.
Now you can stop wondering and make that dream a reality.
vintner Dario sattui has made it possible for you to visit a
tuscan castle in California, situated on a hillside in the Napa
valley. A fourth generation italian American, sattui spent 14
years building the winery and medieval treasure he named
Castello di Amorosa, italian for “Castle of Love.” He had 170
containers of handmade antique bricks and tiles shipped over
from Europe. italian artists were hired to paint frescoes in the
“Great Hall.” He procured 1,000 pound hand-hewn doors to
give the Castello a classic tuscan feel. You’ll find many other
architectural treats too numerous to mention.
As you drive up the steep driveway lined with italian cyprus
trees, you will first notice a tiny chapel on your right and then,
like a dream, the luxurious Castello will appear on the horizon.
the structure has eight levels, four underground and four above
Thir ty-year labor of love cu lminates in
magni f i cent winery
Great Hall
Dario Sattui
Grand Barrel Room(Photo by Peter Menzel)
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ground. it has 107 rooms, 97 of which are dedicated to the
making and aging of the Castello’s award-winning wines,
which are sold exclusively at the winery.
Outside the walls of the Castello you will immediately find
some hints of tuscan culture. Free-range chickens roam the
grounds and olive trees are in abundance. thirty-one-acres
of estate vineyards surround the property, with Cabernet
sauvignon, Merlot, sangiovese, and Primitivo providing rich
and complex hillside fruit each harvest for the winery’s food-
friendly, italian-style wines.
When taking a guided tour inside the Castello you’ll learn
how the 13th Century architecture was meticulously recreated.
You can visit the courtyard which is the center of life in any
medieval palace, see the Great Hall, be amazed by the Roman
cross vaulted ceilings in the Grand Barrel Room and, of
course, you’ll want to drink in the breathtaking views of the
Napa valley from the terraces.
Castello di Amorosa is a state-of-the-art winemaking facility
with steel jacketed fermentation tanks and French oak barrels
that perfectly age wine. Guests can taste from a wide variety
of italian-style wines, including Pinot Grigio, sangiovese,
and Cabernet sauvignon, as well as their highly acclaimed
reserve wines, which have received high praise from the likes
of Robert Parker and Wine Enthusiast magazine. Come see and
taste for yourself the magic of Castello di Amorosa.
A tas te o f Tuscany in the Napa Val ley
Main Courtyard after rain
CASTELLO DI AMOROSA
CASTELLO DI AMOROSA4045 N. st. Helena Highway, Calistoga, CA 94515(707) 967-6272 www.castellodiamorosa.com
TOUR & TASTINGOpen daily9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. March – October9:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. November – FebruaryReserve a guided tour through the Castello and winery followed by either a standard or a reserve tasting, which may include the selection of 92+ point reserve wines from Wine Enthusiast magazine (see photo at left). A variety of tour/tasting options are available. Please call or visit the website.
The small chapel at the entrance
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ENTERTAINMENTDO THE ARTS &
Let the art and music move youGo beyond the ordinary with live entertainment, events, art, culture and nightlife—Downtown Napa offers it all. Go ahead and explore to find something truly, uniquely you. Do Napa. It’s all happening here.
DELICIOUSDO SOMETHING
Visit a local restaurantDowntown Napa is the ultimate culinary destination with more than 70 restaurants all within walking distance. Let your inner foodie out to play and treat yourself to something delicious.
DOWNTOWNNAPADo The City, Downtown & More!
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One glass at a timeWith more than 20 wine tasting rooms within walking distance of each other, Downtown Napa is a wine-lover’s paradise. You can taste from among thousands of hard-to-find blends, as well as your Napa Valley favorites.
NIGHT IN NAPADO A
Because you canDowntown Napa puts everything in reach including over 40 hotels and bed & breakfasts — all conveniently located close to the action. Special event packages and last-minute deals so you can do the night right.
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This is Your Journey
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This is Your Journey
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• Baths at Roman Spa• Golden Haven Hot
Springs Spa & Resort• The Spa at EuroSpa & Inn• Indian Springs
Resort & Spa• Calistoga Spa Hot Springs
• Spa Solage
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CITIES & TOWNS
AMERiCAN CANYON • NAPA • LAKE BERRYEssAYOUNtviLLE • OAKviLLE/RUtHERFORD • st. HELENA • CAListOGA
Located at the southern end of the Napa valley,
American Canyon offers wonderful opportunities
for wine tasting in the nearby Carneros district and
is an excellent starting point for your Napa valley
adventure.
Here rolling hills and vineyards meet the bay.
Wildlife abounds in preserved wetlands, and hillsides
are great for hiking, biking and bird-watching. Enjoy
two top-ranked 18-hole golf courses set among
vineyards, lakes and wildlife preserves.
American Canyon’s resort hotels are top-rated and
geared to the wine country traveler. Come and enjoy
the Holiday inn Express Hotel and suites, the Double
tree by Hilton Hotel and spa Napa valley, and the
Fairfield inn and suites by Marriott. All three offer
convenient, modern and spacious lodging options.
And, we are your gateway to a wide variety of
activities and family-friendly entertainment, as well
as world-class dining and the more than 400 wineries
Napa valley has to offer.
AMERICAN CANyONW h e r e Y o u r N a p a V a l l e y E x p e r i e n c e B e g i n s
TOP: American Canyon’s Main Street at night
CENTER: Golden poppies in the Newell Open Space
BOTTOM: A serene view of the Wetland Preserve
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AMERiCAN CANYON • NAPA • LAKE BERRYEssAYOUNtviLLE • OAKviLLE/RUtHERFORD • st. HELENA • CAListOGA
NAPAthe city of Napa is a world-class destination that offers
one-of-a-kind options for dining, lodging, wine tasting,
art, entertainment and more. Unlike any other city in the
valley, locals and visitors alike enjoy a unique experience
time and time again.
there are more than 20 wine tasting rooms, offering
the opportunity to sip iconic labels or boutique batches, all
within walking distance. Dining in Napa is an experience
in itself. From sushi at iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto’s
self-named restaurant along Napa’s Riverfront, to award-
winning barbeque at Bounty Hunter, Michelin-starred La
toque and globally influenced cuisine at Carpe Diem, the
options are endless. After dinner continue the fun with a
show at one of the city’s three major entertainment venues.
Looking for more? stroll through the indoor Oxbow
Public Market, go kayaking down the river or rent a bike
at velo and pedal along the River trail. Art lovers can
enjoy the downtown Art Walk, sculpture gardens and
many art galleries by Napa artists such as Michael Holmes
and Gordon Huether. After the day’s adventures relax at
one of over 40 beautiful hotels and picturesque bed and
breakfasts.
I m a g i n e t h e P a s t a n d D i s c o v e r t h e F u t u r e
TOP: Outdoor firepit at River Terrace Inn
CENTER: Downtown Napa features over 70 restaurants within walking distance of most lodging
BOTTOM: Napa’s Riverfront has premier retail shops, exquisite restaurants and live entertainment
LAKE BERRyESSALake Berryessa, just east of Napa valley, shimmers
with activities that include boating, water skiing,
swimming, fishing, kayaking, bird watching, hiking and
barbequing.
Pleasure Cove Marina along with Markley Cove offer
boat launching, houseboats, ski and patio boats, jet-ski
rentals, cabins and camping. the recreation areas, steele
Canyon, spanish Flat and Putah Creek, all offer dry
camping and self-contained Rv spaces.
Nearby wineries include Rustridge Ranch, Fog
Mountain and Moss Creek. savor your favorite bottle
of wine with a picnic lunch by the lake at smittle Creek
Park, Oak shores Park or Capell Cove Public Launch.
All are free entry and include picnic sites with grills.
spanish Flat village Center offers a variety of stops—
museum, Cucina italiana Restaurant and a Deli.
You can explore all day, star gaze at night and let the
lake rock you to sleep.
W a t e r , W i l d l i f e a n d W i n e
TOP: A bird’s eye view of the lake
CENTER: Jet skiing is popular at Lake Berryessa
BOTTOM: Hiking and boating are favorite activities
T h e N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k C i t i E s & t O W N s
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C i t i E s & t O W N s T h e N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k
yOuNTVILLE
Yountville’s famed vineyards include producers such as
Domaine Chandon and Cliff Lede vineyards. in town,
the tasting room at Ma(i)sonry Napa valley pours releases
from more than a dozen local boutique wineries in an
historic stone building filled with antique furnishings and
contemporary art.
Only in the Napa valley could a tiny rural village
boast more Michelin stars per capita than any other
place in North America. Yountville is that village and
the stars belong to the French Laundry, (which has 3)
and Bouchon. the line-up of acclaimed restaurants in
Yountville ranges from the intimate Bistro Jeanty to the
expansive Bottega.
Yountville’s compact layout makes it a wonderful place
for wandering on foot or by bicycle— Napa valley Bike
tours will see to all your needs. Explore the boutiques,
galleries and gastronomy-inspired stores like Napastyle,
housed in a winery complex built in 1874. After a day
of fine wine and great food, indulge in spa treatments at
villagio and Bardessono, relax by an in-room fireplace
at the Napa valley Lodge, or steep yourself in French
country charm at intimate, romantic Lavender inn.
T a s t e L i f e H e r e
TOP: Lucy’s Garden Mixed Greens from Lucy Restaurant and Bar at Bardessono
CENTER: The menu goes up at Bouchon (Photo by Charles O’Rear)
BOTTOM: A hot air balloon floats above the vineyards near Yountville (Photo by Charles O’Rear)
OAKVILLE AND RuTHERFORD
Rutherford sprung up in the 1860s as a water stop
for the steam train owned by the Napa valley Railroad
Company. the railroad was founded in 1864 by
California pioneer samuel Brannan to shuttle visitors
between the ferryboats that docked in vallejo and
the up-valley resort town of Calistoga. the village of
Oakville gained its name from the dense groves of dark
green valley oaks that grew in the area.
today both townships are best known as premium
vineyard locations.
the Napa valley Wine train now follows the same
route that Brannan’s original steam train ran in the
1800s. Whether traveling by car or train, guests are awed
by the rhythmic vineyard rows and the beauty of the
rolling hills. Wineries dot the landscape and wine tasting
is at its best.
T r a i n S t o p T u r n e d V i n e y a r d s E x t r a o r d i n a i r e
TOP: Peju Province from a hot air balloon
CENTER: Passengers disembark the Wine Train at Grgich Hills Winery
BOTTOM: The Oakville Grocery is the perfect gourmet picnic stop (Photo by Charles O’Rear)
Photo by Charles O’Rear
Photo by Charles O’Rear
Photo by Charles O’Rear
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ST. HELENAst. Helena is the charming and welcoming heart
of the Napa valley. Winemaking began here in the 1800s,
and today the tradition continues with powerhouses such
as sutter Home and Louis Martini and acclaimed small
producers including Corison, spottswoode and
vineyard 29.
the Culinary institute of America offers education, a
tasting bar and an acclaimed onsite eatery. Restaurants
in st. Helena include tra vigne, the Restaurant at
Meadowood and Chef Cindy Pawlcyn’s famed Cindy’s
Backstreet Kitchen. For a casual twist on Napa valley fare,
head to Gott’s Roadside where classic burger joint food
is served outdoors. Or enjoy a perfect picnic among the
vines with the help of Dean & Deluca or v. sattui.
Explore Main street’s independent designer shops,
enjoy an olive oil tasting at Olivier and indulge your sweet
tooth at Woodhouse Chocolate. Outdoor adventures
abound with rented wheels from st. Helena Cyclery,
a visit to Lake Hennessy or a tour of the 150-year-
old Bale Grist Mill. You may want to take in a movie
at the charming Cameo Cinema, built in 1913. st.
Helena resorts, hotels and bed and breakfasts include
Meadowood, Harvest inn and El Bonita, a renovated
mid-century motel.
N a p a V a l l e y ’ s M a i n S t r e e t
TOP: Sutter Home Winery’s iconic main house
CENTER: Using the freshest ingredients,The Restaurant at Meadowood earned three Michelin Stars in 2012
BOTTOM: Painting on the wall of St. Helena post office, painted during 1930s (Photo by Charles O’Rear)
CALISTOGAAuthentic, natural, charming. Calistoga is the only
place where you will find the natural rejuvenating powers
of mineral-rich geothermal hot springs and the one-of-a
kind, personalized atmosphere that’s guaranteed to help
you slow down, relax and experience intimate hospitality.
Walk or use the shuttle to experience the many
charming family-owned and operated wineries, art
galleries, boutiques, restaurants and spas—all boasting
the unique opportunity to make Napa valley your
own. While enjoying Calistoga wine, take in amazing
hilltop views during a tram ride to sterling vineyards
or tour Castello di Amorosa, a winery set in a faithfully
reproduced italian castle. visit Chateau Montelena, whose
winemakers put California wines on the map by beating
France’s best at the 1976 Paris tasting. From upscale
resorts like Calistoga Ranch, indian springs Resort and
solage Calistoga to boutique properties like Mount view
Hotel and spa and Chateau de vie Bed and Breakfast,
Calistoga offers a variety of accommodations to make
you feel right at home. Calistoga is the perfect blend of
small town charm and sophisticated amenities, creating a
genuine and unforgettable experience.
N a p a V a l l e y A s Y o u I m a g i n e d I t
TOP:Mustard flowers in the vinyeards in early spring
CENTER: Relaxing at Lava Vine Vineyards
BOTTOM: Enjoying the sunset at Jericho Canyon Vineyards
Photo by Charles O’Rear
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AMERICAN CANYONWhere your Napa Valley experience begins
NAPA
YOUNTVILLE
OAKVILLE
ST. HELENA
RUTHERFORD
CALISTOGA
29
128
AMERICANCANYON
NORTH
To San Francisco
3600 Broadway/Hwy. 29hilton.com
[email protected] 707-674-2100 • fax 707-674-2555
HOTEl , SPA & restaurant
3800 Broadway/Hwy. 29fairfieldinn.com/sfoac
[email protected] 707-643-3800 • fax 707-643-1168
5001 Main Street (Pet Friendly)napavalleyhie.com
[email protected] 707-552-8100 • fax 707-552-3107
Here rolling hills and vineyards meet the bay. Wildlife abounds in preserved wetlands and hillsides—great for hiking, biking and bird-watching.
Top-ranked hotels welcome you to the renowned wine country. Play golf,go wine tasting in the nearby Carneros wine district and enjoy family recreation close at hand. And, we are your gateway to the more than
400 Napa Valley wineries, world-class dining and activities.
Learn more at visitnapavalley.com/amercian_canyon
Photography by Katherine Griffin
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AMERICAN CANYONWhere your Napa Valley experience begins
NAPA
YOUNTVILLE
OAKVILLE
ST. HELENA
RUTHERFORD
CALISTOGA
29
128
AMERICANCANYON
NORTH
To San Francisco
3600 Broadway/Hwy. 29hilton.com
[email protected] 707-674-2100 • fax 707-674-2555
HOTEl , SPA & restaurant
3800 Broadway/Hwy. 29fairfieldinn.com/sfoac
[email protected] 707-643-3800 • fax 707-643-1168
5001 Main Street (Pet Friendly)napavalleyhie.com
[email protected] 707-552-8100 • fax 707-552-3107
Here rolling hills and vineyards meet the bay. Wildlife abounds in preserved wetlands and hillsides—great for hiking, biking and bird-watching.
Top-ranked hotels welcome you to the renowned wine country. Play golf,go wine tasting in the nearby Carneros wine district and enjoy family recreation close at hand. And, we are your gateway to the more than
400 Napa Valley wineries, world-class dining and activities.
Learn more at visitnapavalley.com/amercian_canyon
Photography by Katherine Griffin
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if you are planning to rent a car from one of the area’s
airports, the map on this page will show you the major
highways that you will be traveling to get to Napa
valley. if you would prefer not to rent a car or wish to
avoid Bay Area traffic, some other options are described
below.
AiRPORt sHUttLE sERviCEBoth san Francisco and Oakland airports are served by
shuttle buses that run a fixed route schedule from the
airport to the city of Napa. the bus will be imprinted
with the name Evans or California Wine tours. For
their schedule, go to www.evanstransportation.com or
call (707) 255-1559. if you would like direct service to
your hotel, Evans can arrange for that from their Napa
terminal. it’s best that you give them advance notice so
they can make arrangements, and in most cases there
will be an extra fee. some hotels offer a shuttle to and
from the Evans terminal. Check with your hotel
find out if it offers this service.
Your shuttle option for the sacramento airport is the
Napa Airporter. this is not a fixed route schedule so
you need to call (707) 252-1900 in advance to reserve
transportation. You will be picked up at the airport
in a shuttle van and taken directly to your hotel. this
company also services the Oakland and san Francisco
airports.
WiNE COUNtRY HELiCOPtERsWine Country Helicopters can arrange to pick you up
from any of the major or minor airports in the region.
if you are really in a fast mode, they can take you
directly from the airport to a winery or two. Ask about
their tour options.
380
San FranciscoInternational Airport
San JoseInternationalAirport
OaklandInternationalAirport
SacramentoInternational
Airport
Baylink Passenger Ferry to S.F.
San FranciscoFerry Building
From 280 to 80 take 19th Street
80
80
80
5
5
29
37
680
680
880
280
280
101
101
101
101
SACRAMENTO
OAKLANDSAN FRANCISCO
SAN JOSE
FAIRFIELD NAPA
VALLEJO
N
GETTING AROuND Trave l ing to and in the Napa Val l ey
RENtAL CAR • AiRPORt MOtORCOACH • HELiCOPtERLiMOUsiNE • FERRY • BARt • sHUttLE vAN
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GETTING AROuND Trave l ing to and in the Napa Val l ey
RENtAL CAR • AiRPORt MOtORCOACH • HELiCOPtERLiMOUsiNE • FERRY • BARt • sHUttLE vAN
www.californiawinetours.com 800-294-6386
SEDAN • SUBURBAN • LIMOUSINE • VAN • MINIBUS • MOTORCOACH • SPECIALTY VEHICLE • GREEN FLEET
LUXURY LiMOUsiNE sERviCEAt first thought this may seem like an expensive option, but if 4-6 people split the cost, it
makes sense economically. Or, if there are only two, this might be the time to budget for
the vacation of a lifetime. Expect to pay a little more than $200 each way for this service.
there are several limousine companies listed on page 134. in addition to picking you up
at the airport, limousines can take you on wine tours so you do not have to worry about
drinking and driving. Ask them about setting up a package that would include all your
driving needs for your trip. they might also have some connections that would get you
perks not available to the general public.
tAKE tHE vALLEJO BAYLiNK FERRYthis is only an option from the san Francisco airport. You will need to take a taxi or
BARt (the Bay Area Rapid transit commuter rail system) to the Ferry Building on the
Embarcadero in san Francisco. if you take BARt, you will need to walk four blocks to
the Ferry Building from BARt’s Embarcadero stop on Market street. From the ferry
terminal in vallejo, you can arrange ground transportation or take public transportation
on the viNE bus route #10 to Napa valley. this is not the quickest way to get to the
Napa valley but if you want to experience the san Francisco Bay, this option can be part
of your vacation experience rather than just a transportation option. there are also several
restaurants and shops near the san Francisco Ferry Building if you find yourself needing to
wait for the next ferry. You will sometimes find several pedicabs that can take you on short
tours near the Ferry Building as well. Ferry information,
(877) 64-FERRY.
NAPA vALLEY CAR–FREEBuses run up and down valley every hour on weekdays and every 90 minutes on weekends.
Hours of operation vary, so check the bus schedule or go to www.nctpa.net and follow the
“Where’s My Bus?” link. to go up-valley visitors can access buses at the soscol Gateway
transit Center, 625 Burnell street in Napa. Local shuttles run in Yountville, st. Helena and
Calistoga as well.
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THINGSTO DO
I N T H E N A P A VA L L E Y
� A DRIVE ON THE GOLF COURSE You’ll have a difficult time keeping your eye on the ball with the many beautiful vineyards and hillsides in view. (pg. 127)
� ENJOY LIVE PERFORMANCES The Napa Valley Opera House and the Uptown Theatre, in downtown Napa, along with the Performing Arts Center at Lincoln Theater, all have regularly scheduled world-renowned performances. (pg. 121)
� SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP What’s a trip without shopping? Take advantage of independent boutiques throughout the Napa Valley. Each city’s downtown has a charming shopping area. And be sure to visit the Napa Premium Outlets. (pgs. 5-7, 130-133)
� RIDE THE RAILS Enjoy the rhythmn of the rails and the vineyard vistas as you wine and dine on the Napa Valley Wine Train. (pgs. 104-105)
� THROW A PARTY...OR A WEDDING Our many party planners know just how to set the stage for an unforgettable event. Give one of them a call. (pgs. 134-138)
� WANDER THROUGH FARMERS MARKETS Find delicious locally grown foods and unique handmade crafts. Each town in the Valley has its own farmers market. Explore the Oxbow Public Market with its specialty shops, fresh foods and cafés. (pg. 126)
� RESERVE SPA TIME Pamper yourself with a spa treatment. There’s no reason to be stressed or achy while in the Napa Valley. (pgs. 128-129)
� PICNIC WITH A VIEW Purchase picnic fare and a bottle of wine, and set out for a spot to while away the hours. (See Delicatessens, pg. 115; Picnics, pg. 124)
� ENJOY AN OUTDOOR CONCERT Spend an evening with live music, gourmet food and fine wines. Robert Mondavi Winery features a summer festival of concerts. Most towns offer free concerts throughout the year. (pgs 121, 139)
� TAKE A HIKE Enjoy a walk through the Petrified Forest near Calistoga and walk a trail of Redwood giants with an imagination for the past. Or hike trails into the hills for superb views of the Napa Valley. (pgs. 124-125)
� BALLOON OVER THE VALLEY In the quiet of the morning, balloons lift off into the sky and provide a breathtaking view of the Valley. (pg. 126)
� GET YOURSELF IN GEAR Stop in at NV Bike Tours, located in Yountville, for a bicycle and a tour that suits your adventurous spirit. (pgs. 124, 126)
� SAMPLE A TASTE OF THE CIA The Culinary Institute of America, that is. Attend a public cooking demonstration, discover recipes created for the home cook and watch professional culinary techniques in action. (pg. 112) � FILM AND FUN Watch a classic film or new release at the historic and charming Cameo Cinema in St. Helena. The Napa Valley Film Festival showcases cutting-edge productions throughout the Valley in November.
� TOUR THE VALLEY BY LIMOUSINE Sit back, relax and enjoy the rhythm of the vines and wines. Your driver will know just where to take you. (pgs. 10, 12, 27, 71, 134, 139) � HAVE FUN COOKING Register for cooking classes where you’ll learn about foods and wine pairing and prepare your own gourmet meal. (pg. 112)
� EXPLORE THE NAPA RIVER See Napa from an entirely different perspective by kayak. (pg. 126)
� TOUR & TASTE THE UNUSUAL Break from the ordinary with a unique and personal olive mill tour and beer tasting. (pg. 85)
� TASTE WINE So many wineries—where to go? Choose three or four, different in size and/or specialty, for a fun-filled day. (pgs. 58–85)
� FOR MORE THAN A TASTE Make an appointment at a winery and learn about wines, wine tasting, pairing wine with food and the history of the winery and the vineyards. Tasting the wines will bring it all together. (pgs. 58-85)
� DINE, DINE, DINE! Napa Valley restaurants have the most Michelin stars per capita of any wine region in the world! The warm months are delightful for dining al fresco, while January is Restaurant Month as well as the perfect time for the Napa Valley Truffle Festival. (pgs. 86-115)
� DISCOVER NAPA VALLEY’S HISTORY Create a tour of your own or contact Napa County Landmarks, the Historical Society or Napa Walking Tours. (pg. 126)
� SEE THE VALLEY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Begin your morning in Calistoga with breakfast and then explore the unique downtown. In the afternoon, meander south on Silverado Trail where you’ll find many wonderful wineries. (pgs. 18-19, 20-23)
� CHILL OUT IN CARNEROS Roam through the hills of the Los Carneros region where Pinot Noir and Sparkling Wine reign supreme. Stop in for a visit to di Rosa, an art collection on Winery Lake. (pg. 121) � STROLL INTO AN ART GALLERY View the many expressions of Napa Valley that artists have conveyed in paintings, sculpture, jewelry, glass and photography. Don’t miss Arts in April.(pgs. 116-121)
Photo: Charles O’Rear
Photo by Charles O’RearPhoto by Charles O’RearPhoto by Kent Hanson
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THINGSTO DO
I N T H E N A P A VA L L E Y
� A DRIVE ON THE GOLF COURSE You’ll have a difficult time keeping your eye on the ball with the many beautiful vineyards and hillsides in view. (pg. 127)
� ENJOY LIVE PERFORMANCES The Napa Valley Opera House and the Uptown Theatre, in downtown Napa, along with the Performing Arts Center at Lincoln Theater, all have regularly scheduled world-renowned performances. (pg. 121)
� SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP What’s a trip without shopping? Take advantage of independent boutiques throughout the Napa Valley. Each city’s downtown has a charming shopping area. And be sure to visit the Napa Premium Outlets. (pgs. 5-7, 130-133)
� RIDE THE RAILS Enjoy the rhythmn of the rails and the vineyard vistas as you wine and dine on the Napa Valley Wine Train. (pgs. 104-105)
� THROW A PARTY...OR A WEDDING Our many party planners know just how to set the stage for an unforgettable event. Give one of them a call. (pgs. 134-138)
� WANDER THROUGH FARMERS MARKETS Find delicious locally grown foods and unique handmade crafts. Each town in the Valley has its own farmers market. Explore the Oxbow Public Market with its specialty shops, fresh foods and cafés. (pg. 126)
� RESERVE SPA TIME Pamper yourself with a spa treatment. There’s no reason to be stressed or achy while in the Napa Valley. (pgs. 128-129)
� PICNIC WITH A VIEW Purchase picnic fare and a bottle of wine, and set out for a spot to while away the hours. (See Delicatessens, pg. 115; Picnics, pg. 124)
� ENJOY AN OUTDOOR CONCERT Spend an evening with live music, gourmet food and fine wines. Robert Mondavi Winery features a summer festival of concerts. Most towns offer free concerts throughout the year. (pgs 121, 139)
� TAKE A HIKE Enjoy a walk through the Petrified Forest near Calistoga and walk a trail of Redwood giants with an imagination for the past. Or hike trails into the hills for superb views of the Napa Valley. (pgs. 124-125)
� BALLOON OVER THE VALLEY In the quiet of the morning, balloons lift off into the sky and provide a breathtaking view of the Valley. (pg. 126)
� GET YOURSELF IN GEAR Stop in at NV Bike Tours, located in Yountville, for a bicycle and a tour that suits your adventurous spirit. (pgs. 124, 126)
� SAMPLE A TASTE OF THE CIA The Culinary Institute of America, that is. Attend a public cooking demonstration, discover recipes created for the home cook and watch professional culinary techniques in action. (pg. 112) � FILM AND FUN Watch a classic film or new release at the historic and charming Cameo Cinema in St. Helena. The Napa Valley Film Festival showcases cutting-edge productions throughout the Valley in November.
� TOUR THE VALLEY BY LIMOUSINE Sit back, relax and enjoy the rhythm of the vines and wines. Your driver will know just where to take you. (pgs. 10, 12, 27, 71, 134, 139) � HAVE FUN COOKING Register for cooking classes where you’ll learn about foods and wine pairing and prepare your own gourmet meal. (pg. 112)
� EXPLORE THE NAPA RIVER See Napa from an entirely different perspective by kayak. (pg. 126)
� TOUR & TASTE THE UNUSUAL Break from the ordinary with a unique and personal olive mill tour and beer tasting. (pg. 85)
� TASTE WINE So many wineries—where to go? Choose three or four, different in size and/or specialty, for a fun-filled day. (pgs. 58–85)
� FOR MORE THAN A TASTE Make an appointment at a winery and learn about wines, wine tasting, pairing wine with food and the history of the winery and the vineyards. Tasting the wines will bring it all together. (pgs. 58-85)
� DINE, DINE, DINE! Napa Valley restaurants have the most Michelin stars per capita of any wine region in the world! The warm months are delightful for dining al fresco, while January is Restaurant Month as well as the perfect time for the Napa Valley Truffle Fesitval. (pgs. 86-115)
� DISCOVER NAPA VALLEY’S HISTORY Create a tour of your own or contact Napa County Landmarks, the Historical Society or Napa Walking Tours. (pg. 126)
� SEE THE VALLEY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Begin your morning in Calistoga with breakfast and then explore the unique downtown. In the afternoon, meander south on Silverado Trail where you’ll find many wonderful wineries. (pgs. 18-19, 20-23)
� CHILL OUT IN CARNEROS Roam through the hills of the Los Carneros region where Pinot Noir and Sparkling Wine reign supreme. Stop in for a visit to di Rosa, an art collection on Winery Lake. (pg. 121) � STROLL INTO AN ART GALLERY View the many expressions of Napa Valley that artists have conveyed in paintings, sculpture, jewelry, glass and photography. Don’t miss Arts in April.(pgs. 116-121)
Photo: Charles O’Rear
Photo by Charles O’RearPhoto by Charles O’RearPhoto by Kent Hanson
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RELAX • BE PAMPERED • sLEEP WELL • ENJOY tRANqUiL viEWsLOUNGE BY tHE POOL • MEEt AND GREEt
LODGINGin the Napa Val ley
The Meritage Resort and Spa (Photo by Keith Rosenthal)
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HOTELS • RESORTS • COuNTRy INNSBED & BREAKFASTS
Napa Valley Welcome Center600 Main Street, Napa CA
Phone: (707) 251-5895www.visitnapavalley.com
Whether your choice is modern or historical, an in-town hotel close to
nightlife, a luxurious spa getaway or the peaceful calm of a remote vineyard
setting, you’ll find a warm welcome in the Napa valley. We have nearly 150
overnight accommodations that are awaiting your arrival and are able to cater
to an intimate getaway or a corporate business meeting. You’ll always find a
high standard of comfort, a willingness to please and the gift of hospitality.
if you’re wondering when to visit the Napa valley, keep in mind that the
cooler months— we call this Cabernet season— are some of the best times
to visit. Many lodgings and attractions offer special rates, restaurants are less
crowded and it is a perfect time to taste those bold, fruity wines that only Napa
valley can create. if on the other hand, you plan to visit during Harvest time in
the Autumn months, we recommend you plan your stay well in advance.
to help you narrow down your choices you’ll find the Lodging section
to be most helpful. this section begins with three of our properties that are
destinations in themselves—they include spas, shopping, golf, nightlife and
dining. the next several pages provide information about our Partner proper-
ties. they are listed geographically from the southern point of the valley to
the northern point. By the way, the valley is about 35 miles long. the sec-
tion ends with an amenity chart where you will find all kinds of information.
After you have selected just the perfect place or two, visit the website listed or
go to www.visitNapavalley.com.
A little luxury, a little pampering—everyone desires the very best during
their visit. Napa valley awaits you.
LODGINGin the Napa Val ley
T h e N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k L O D G i N G
Solange Calistoga Resort (Photo by Charles O’Rear) Meadowood ResortCalistoga Ranch
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L O D G i N G T h e N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k
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WHERE EvERYtHiNG YOU NEED is JUst A stEP AWAY
NAPA RIVER INN
500 Main Street, Napa CA 94559Phone: (707) 251-8500www.napariverinn.com
the timeless charms of yesterday blend with the elegance and
sophistication of today at the Napa River inn, Downtown Napa’s highest
Michelin-rated hotel. the inn is tucked within the Historic Napa Mill,
a complex of specialty shops, gourmet restaurants and world-class wines
waiting to be uncorked. Wake up in the wine country way with breakfast-in-
bed from sweetie Pies bakery. Relaxation abounds at the spa at Napa River
inn—massages, facials, body treatments and more. What a way to unwind
after a tough day on the tasting trail.
the water meets the wine at our unique location along the Napa River,
which also grants walk away access to the neighborhood. Guests enjoy the
convenience of premier dining spots like Angèle, Celadon and Morimoto,
paired with live music at silo’s, right outside our doorstep.
A world of adventure tempts at every turn with more than 20 tasting
rooms within walking distance from the inn— and that’s just the beginning.
You can easily cruise the waterfront, run the Riverwalk or roll your way
around town with our bicycles-to-borrow program.
With over 400 wineries in Napa valley, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and
that is why we do the work, so you don’t have to. Whether you’re looking to
roam the valley in a day or take the leisurely route through Wine Country,
our concierge is ready to serve.
At the Napa River inn it’s all about making your experience a memorable
one. From our very important Pet Program to bath amenities sourced right
from our own backyard, we welcome you like a local and leave you with the
quintessential Napa experience. Locally owned and operated—always.
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EXPERiENCE NORtHERN CALiFORNiA’s PREMiER GOLF & sPA DEstiNAtiON
SILVERADO RESORT AND SPA
1600 Atlas Peak Road, Napa CA 94558Phone: (707) 257-0200www.SilveradoResort.com
silverado Resort and spa is the perfect getaway. tucked into the rolling
hills of Napa, the resort unites impressive conference facilities with endless
leisure activities. Enjoy spectacular golf courses, Napa valley’s largest spa
and the finest wineries nearby. Discover why silverado Resort and spa is a
legendary name in Napa.
Nestled on 1200 acres our recently renovated guest rooms are clustered
around hidden courtyards, secluded swimming pools or lining the fairways
of the golf courses. Each room is decorated with a fresh and sophisticated
style and has a balcony or patio. Many suites come with a full kitchen.
Our two championship golf courses stand as the hallmark of Napa’s golf
experience and are the new home of the 2014 and 2015 Frys.com PGA
Open. Redesigned by PGA Hall of Famer Johnny Miller, both courses fea-
ture multiple water crossings, elevation changes and routing through historic
oak trees. Golfers return often to this historic gem.
Enhance your stay in Napa with a visit to the spa at silverado (Winner
of three spaFinder Readers’ Choice Awards) which offers an extensive menu
of traditional and seasonal treatments. the facilities include a heated lap
pool, sauna, whirlpool, eucalyptus steam, fitness studio and over 30 fitness
classes each week.
Napa’s seasonal bounty provides the inspiration in our cuisine throughout
the resort. savor prime steaks and seafood at the Royal Oak with fine wine
or perfect martini. the Grill provides the freshest of seasonal fare. Enjoy
dining outside under the California stars, or choose a spot near the stone
fireplace.
No matter the season, the natural splendor of our grounds provides
a stunning backdrop to your stay. Whether you are here for business or
leisure, golf, tennis, rejuvenating in the spa, or simply enjoying the valley
offerings, silverado is a place you will want to return to again and again.
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Luxury & Relaxation• 322 spacious, Tuscan-inspired guest rooms include an oversized
bathroom, effi cient workspace and private patio or balcony
• The Estate Cave, located below Napa’s Grape Crusher Statue and hillside vineyards “In the Heart of The Earth”
• Spa Terra – voted one of America’s Top 100 Spas
• Trinitas Cellars tasting room off ers a unique wine tasting experience
Meetings & Celebrations• Over 50,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space
• Two of the largest ballrooms in the Napa Valley, both opening onto separate four-season covered terraces
• The Estate Cave presents a one-of-a-kind atmosphere for events — including weddings — for up to 200 guests
• Our Lady of the Grapes chapel is an ideal location for wedding ceremonies
• The Vineyard Deck is located on our hillside among the vineyards
Variety• Siena, our signature restaurant, serves an award-winning
menu that puts a California twist on traditional Italian cuisine
• Blend Café off ers espressos, lattes and teas in addition to breakfast and lunch
• Crush Ultra Lounge is a multi-level sports-themed entertainment space unlike any other
- Bowling, Billiards, Shuffl eboard
- 12 Big Screen TVs with Sports Entertainment
- Signature Cocktails, Burgers, Salads and More
ConvenientSituated at the southern tip of Napa, we are near downtown Napa and the Carneros wine growing regions. We are 20 minutes from Sonoma and Yountville, and 2 miles from a pair of 18-hole golf courses. Leave the driving to us as we off er shuttle service to downtown Napa.
875 Bordeaux Way, Napa, CA 94558 • TheMeritageResort.com • 866.370.NAPA
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EXPERIENCE A DESTINATION UNTO ITSELF.
Luxury & Relaxation• 322 spacious, Tuscan-inspired guest rooms include an oversized
bathroom, effi cient workspace and private patio or balcony
• The Estate Cave, located below Napa’s Grape Crusher Statue and hillside vineyards “In the Heart of The Earth”
• Spa Terra – voted one of America’s Top 100 Spas
• Trinitas Cellars tasting room off ers a unique wine tasting experience
Meetings & Celebrations• Over 50,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space
• Two of the largest ballrooms in the Napa Valley, both opening onto separate four-season covered terraces
• The Estate Cave presents a one-of-a-kind atmosphere for events — including weddings — for up to 200 guests
• Our Lady of the Grapes chapel is an ideal location for wedding ceremonies
• The Vineyard Deck is located on our hillside among the vineyards
Variety• Siena, our signature restaurant, serves an award-winning
menu that puts a California twist on traditional Italian cuisine
• Blend Café off ers espressos, lattes and teas in addition to breakfast and lunch
• Crush Ultra Lounge is a multi-level sports-themed entertainment space unlike any other
- Bowling, Billiards, Shuffl eboard
- 12 Big Screen TVs with Sports Entertainment
- Signature Cocktails, Burgers, Salads and More
ConvenientSituated at the southern tip of Napa, we are near downtown Napa and the Carneros wine growing regions. We are 20 minutes from Sonoma and Yountville, and 2 miles from a pair of 18-hole golf courses. Leave the driving to us as we off er shuttle service to downtown Napa.
875 Bordeaux Way, Napa, CA 94558 • TheMeritageResort.com • 866.370.NAPA
Clockwise from the top left: Outdoor Terraces; Estate Cave Events; Ballrooms, Seating up to 1,000; Refreshing Pool with Cabanas & Bar Service; Trinitas Cellars wines; Spa Terra, voted one of America’s Top 100 Spas; Delicious Cuisine; Crush Ultra Lounge with bowling; Estate Cave, banquet room with seating for up to 200; State-of-the-art Fitness Studio
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Napab 1801 FIRST INN1801 First St., 8 rooms, $295-425. (707) 224-3739, (800)518-0146
Chic and sophisticated, the guest suites and cottages offer lavish modern amenities in the comfort of the restored Victorian Manor. Enjoy the chef ’s sumptuous breakfast every morning and unwind with a glass of wine on the garden patio each evening. Located in downtown Napa you’re never far from the action.
ANDAZ1450 First St. (707) 687-1234
Situated in the lively “west end” of downtown Napa, the Andaz features Agri-Chic design and authentic customer service. Relax in the lounge with a complimentary beverage while you check in via iPad with the host. Other complimentary amenities include WiFi, self-parking and in-room snacks.
] BEAZLEY HOUSE1910 First St., 11 rooms, $130-340.(707) 257-1649, (800)559-1649
Located in central Napa, the Beazley House is Napa’s first bed and breakfast. The shingle style/colonial revival mansion was built in 1902. It has six guest rooms, all with private baths. The carriage house, set in lovely gardens behind the mansion, has five rooms, each with a private bath, a whirlpool tub and fireplace. Breakfast is served.
BEL ABRI837 California Blvd., 15 rooms, $150-340. (707) 253-2100, (877)561-6000
Styled after an elegant French Country Inn, Bel Abri features rooms with king and queen beds, handcrafted furniture, French tapestries and fireplaces. All rooms have private baths with marble vanities and floors; two rooms have a two-person whirlpool. A country style breakfast is included as well as a two-hour evening reception.
BEST WESTERN PLUS Inn At The Vines100 Soscol Ave., 69 rooms, $99-225. (707) 257-1930
The inn recently received Best Western International’s highest honor, the Chairman’s Award, for outstanding quality, design and high customer service. Finely appointed accommodations provide a comfortable stay for your Napa Valley adventure. Whether your travels are for business or pleasure the inn is ready to ensure a memorable experience.
] CANDLELIGHT INN1045 Easum Dr., 10 rooms, $169-389.(707) 257-3717
Secluded beneath towering redwood trees and park-like gardens, the 1929 English Tudor mansion offers upscale accommodations, concierge services, a decadent gourmet breakfast and a gorgeous swimming pool. Many rooms feature a spa tub, fireplace and private deck. This award winning, luxurious inn is conveniently located near downtown Napa.
CARNEROS INN, THE4048 Sonoma Hwy., 86 cottages & suites plus private homes, $395-$2500.(707) 299-4900, (888)400-9000, www.thecarnerosinn.com
Situated on 27 acres amongst the rolling countryside, the property captures the region’s charm. The inn features three restaurants, two infinity pools, children’s pool, fitness barn, yoga studio and a full spa. Cottage amenities include fireplaces, luxurious bathrooms with indoor/outdoor showers and private gardens. Enjoy poolside lounging with vineyard views. (pgs. 98-99)
] CEDAR GABLES INN486 Coombs St., 9 rooms, $209-339.(707) 224-7969, (800)309-7969, www.cedargablesinn.com
Built in 1892, Cedar Gables is styled after a 16th century English country manor. Beautifully appointed guest rooms are furnished with antiques and some have whirlpool tubs and fireplaces. A bountiful breakfast is served in the cheerful sunroom or in the formal dining room. Cooking classes with Wine Pairing Dinners are available. (pg. 55)
] b CHURCHILL MANOR485 Brown St., 10 rooms, $165-335.(707) 253-7733, www.churchillmanor.com
The first Napa residence listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Churchill Manor is the largest home of its time in the Valley. The meticulously refurbished mansion rests amid an acre of lush gardens and is surrounded by an expansive verandah. Guests will marvel at the magnificent redwood detail, the exquisite antiques and the lavish hospitality. (pg. 55)
EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL, NAPA VALLEY1075 California Blvd., 205 suites, $169-439. (707) 253-9540, (800)embassy, www.embassysuitesnapahotel.com
This newly remodeled, resort-style hotel features stylish, contemporary furnishings. The hotel offers a Mediterranean setting of lush gardens, fountains, outdoor patios and sun decks. It is conveniently located near historic downtown Napa and world-renowned wineries and restaurants. Enjoy indoor and outdoor pools, fitness center, restaurant and lounge. (pg. 5)
HAWTHORN SUITES by WYNDHAM314 Soscol Ave., 60 rooms, $109-249. (707) 226-1878, (800)527-1133, www.napavalleyinns.com
Centrally located and steps away from downtown Napa, this inn offers a great way to enjoy your Wine Country stay. Tastefully designed guest rooms provide a 37” flat screen TV, coffee maker, microwave, refrigerator and WiFi. Enjoy the complimentary hot breakfast buffet; relax in the heated indoor pool and spa. (pg. 47)
Cedar Gables InnShakespearean Elegance in the
Romantic Wine Country
486 Coombs Street · Napa, CA 94559
800-309-7969www.cedargablesinn.com
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] HENNESSEY HOUSE1727 Main St., 10 rooms. (707) 226-3774
situated on half an acre in historic downtown, the inn is convenient to Main street’s “restaurant row.” sip wine and relax on the patio under the trees. Enjoy the gourmet breakfast, afternoon tea or evening wine and cheese. Friendly, knowledgeable hosts will help you plan an unforgettable stay.
] HOTEL NAPA VALLEY1556 Plk St., 20 rooms, $109-495. (707) 257-1910
Downtown’s newest boutique hotel! the historic 1874 building and cottages have been newly restored and up-dated. Enjoy featherbeds, stone fireplaces, 50’ HDtv/DvDs and relaxing spa tubs. Other amenities include complimentary parking, WiFi, French Press coffee and gourmet breakfasts. Concierges will help you discover the secrets of the valley.
] INN ON FIRST, THE1938 First St., 10 rooms, $205-359. (707) 253-1331
the new standard for the American Bed and Breakfast inn —gas fireplaces and whirlpool tubs for two and no tvs in the rooms to make your getaway complete. Each morning enjoy one of 120 breakfast recipes. single King or Queen beds are offered and three dog-friendly rooms are available. Free WiFi and parking.
] INN ON RANDOLPH411 Randolph St., 10 rooms, $245-425. (707) 257-2886
Hip, fresh and luxurious with a whole new attitude. Run by young, innovative innkeepers this property has become the destination for savvy travelers who want the intimacy of a bed and breakfast inn with the elegance and amenities of a boutique hotel. Historic but stun-ningly renovated with modern conveniences. secluded but central to everything you want from Napa.
IVY HOTEL NAPA4195 Solano Ave., 115 rooms, $129-39. (707) 253-9300, (800)253-NAPA (CA only)
Centrally located in Napa valley, this reinvented property offers intimate accommodations and imaginative amenities. All rooms are oversized with separate vanity dressing areas and a sitting area. Bask in the sun poolside or take a siesta in a private cabana. A gourmet breakfast is included as well as wine tastings in the evenings.
LA RESIDENCE – A Napa Valley Wine Country Inn4066 Howard Ln., 26 rooms, $199-650. (707) 253-0337, www.laresidence.com
Beautiful, picturesque La Residence is located at the gateway to California’s majestic Napa valley. this secluded, charming country inn showcases the beauty of wine country in a tranquil retreat on two acres of oaks, redwood trees and serene gardens. Five minutes south of Yountville, the inn is a perfect destination for a getaway or viP retreat. (pg. 49)
MARRIOTT, NAPA VALLEY HOTEL & SPA3425 Solano Ave., 275 rooms, $129-349. (707) 253-8600, www.marriott.com/sfonp
With 275 rooms and over 19,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting space, the Marriott is one of Napa valley’s largest lodging and conference facilities. Amenities include hosted evening wine receptions, outdoor heated swimming pool and fitness center. the spa features a variety of treatments including massage, facials and salon services. (pg. 49)
MERITAGE RESORT AND SPA, THE875 Bordeaux Way, 322 rooms and suites, $159-899. (866)370-NAPA, www.themeritageresort.com
An idyllic Napa luxury resort set against a hillside vineyard features tuscan-inspired guest rooms and suites. the resort offers the two largest ballrooms in Napa. Experience outdoor piazzas, terraces and cabanas by the pool; siena Restaurant with farm-to-table fare; and Crush Ultra Lounge with six bowling lanes. this unique property is an escape from the ordinary. (pgs. 36-37, 125)
] MERLOT HOUSE1271 Jefferson St., 3 rooms annd 2 suites. (707) 257-1910
this inn is a simple, quiet, historic home and yet elegant. “We felt like we were staying with friends,” is a familiar quote from guests. Enjoy the afternoon wine reception, evening chocolates and a gourmet breakfast. Walk to restaurants, wine tasting and shopping. the innkeepers will help you create a memorable experience.
] MILLIKEN CREEK INN & SPA1815 Silverado Trail, 12 rooms, $325-775. (707) 255-1197, (866)870-2905
Nestled along the Napa River, this boutique hotel emphasizes sophisticated, personal service. Rated “Best in Rooms” by Condé Nast traveler, its special touches include decadent king-size beds, gas fireplaces, hydrotherapy bathtubs, private decks and evening turndown service. included is a gourmet breakfast and an evening wine and cheese reception.
b NAPA RIVER INN500 Main St., 66 rooms, $219-599.(707) 251-8500, www.napariverinn.com, www.napamill.com
the quintessential inn is downtown’s highest Michelin-rated hotel. Locally owned and operated, the roots of the building date back to 1884 garnering the property a prestigious Historic Hotel of America designation. the inn remains committed to preserving the inherent charms of yesterday while enriching the hotel with modern-day world amenities. (pgs. 6-7, 32-33)
NAPA WINERY INN1998 Trower Ave. (707) 257-7232, (800)522-8999
the casual, boutique atmosphere of the Napa Winery inn with its central location provides the perfect retreat for a relaxed, rejuvenating or romantic visit to Napa valley. Recently refreshed with new beds, 37” screen tvs and new carpet, the inn offers both quality and convenience. Enjoy a wine country breakfast and an evening wine reception.
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] OLD WORLD INN1301 Jefferson St., 9 rooms, $109-449. (707) 251-8500
Famous for home-cooked gourmet breakfasts, afternoon wine receptions and hand-made evening chocolates, the inn is one of Napa’s favorites. The inn has been freshly remodeled and rooms include 48” HDTV/DVDs, Euro-style featherbeds, spa tubs and fireplaces. Walk to downtown restaurants and wine tasting rooms.
PLEASURE COVE MARINAwww.GoBerryessa.comLake Berryessa cabin rental (877)386-4383; houseboat rental (800)255-5561.
Just 45 minutes from Napa Valley, Pleasure Cove Marina is a full service gateway to the scenic beauty and fishing fun on Lake Berryessa. The Marina offers houseboat and small boat rentals, RV and tent camping, a retail store and a launch ramp. Also available are rustic cabins that can sleep up to eight people. (pg. 49)
RIVER TERRACE INN 1600 Soscol Ave., 73 rooms and 33 suites, $149-469. (707) 320-9000, (707) 258-1236, www.riverterraceinn.com
Set in the heart of the Napa Valley Wine Country, River Terrace Inn is an enchanting blend of modern elegance, laid-back California charm and the energy of the recently revitalized downtown Napa. This pristine riverfront setting features luxurious guest rooms with complimentary amenities including WiFi, DVD and cruiser bikes for pure Napa enjoyment. (pg. 51)
SILVERADO RESORT AND SPA1600 Atlas Peak Rd., 415 guest rooms including one, two and three bedroom suites, $129-$559. (707) 257-0200, www.SilveradoResort.com
Golf and tennis players will enjoy this luxurious and largest full-service resort in Napa Valley. Your stay includes access to Silverado’s two 18-hole PGA championship golf courses, 13 tennis courts, 10 pools and a beautiful 16,000 sq.-foot Spa with breathtaking views. The Grill is open daily and the chic Royal Oak restaurant is available seasonally for dinner. (pgs. 3, 34-35)
SPRINGHILL SUITES NAPA VALLEY BY MARRIOTT101 Gateway Rd. East, 100 suites. (707) 253-1900, www.springhillsuitesnapavalley.com
This custom-built hotel offers stylish suites with Marriott’s traditional well-defined spaces for recharging, relaxing or connecting. All suites feature plush bedding and a pantry with mini-fridge, coffeemaker and microwave. Start the day with a Suite Seasons hot, healthy breakfast buffet and stay energized as you use the fitness room, pool and whirlpool. (pg. 51)
VINO BELLO RESORT865 Bordeaux Way, $139-399.(707) 251-1900
Situated among 13 acres of rolling vine-covered hills at the entrance to the town of Napa, this all-suites resort includes studio-style resort suites and one and two bedroom condos. An on-site spa (Spa Terra), restaurants, lobby bar, pools, fitness centers and a bocce ball court make your visit complete. Concierge services are available.
WESTIN VERASA NAPA, THE1314 McKinstry St., 180 rooms (160 suites).(707) 257-1800, (888)627-7169, www.westin.com/verasanapa
Located on the riverbank in the heart of downtown, The Westin is within walking distance to 15+ tasting rooms, more than 30 restaurants, and is surrounded by plenty of boutique and specialty shopping. The Westin offers luxurious accommodations, a heated saltwater pool, Bocce Courts and the Michelin Star La Toque restaurant. (Front Inside Cover)
] WHITE HOUSE INN & SPA, THE 443 Brown St., 17 rooms, $265-495. (707) 254-9301
The historic White House Inn is ideally located in old town Napa. The resort-style inn features contemporary décor and stylish details. Newly revitalized and renovated, the mansion offers guests a visually striking yet relaxing setting that is perfect for a getaway, vacation, wine tour and anniversary.
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canyon FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES NAPA-AMERICAN CANYON3800 Broadway, Hwy. 29, 80 all-suite rooms, $119-259. (707) 643-3800, www.marriott.com/sfoac
The inn is the gateway to Napa and Sonoma’s finest wineries, art and antique galleries, chocolatiers, spas, legendary golf courses, balloon trips and award winning restaurants. The hotel provides HDTV, complimentary WiFi and Continental breakfast. Easy driving distances to downtown historic Napa, Oxbow Market and Napa Premium Outlets. (pg. 47)
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES 5001 Main St., 101 rooms and suites, $89-199. (707) 552-8100, www.napavalleyhie.com
Conveniently located, the hotel provides easy access to nearby towns, wineries, golfing and dining. The luxuriously appointed guest rooms and suites are equipped with pillow-top beds, the signature Smart Bath Collection, 32” flat panel TVs and complimentary WiFi. The hotel also features an outdoor pool and hot tub, an exercise room and business center. (pg. 49)
DOUBLETREE BY HILTON HOTEL AND SPA NAPA VALLEY 3600 Broadway St., $109-289. (707) 674-2100
This environmentally friendly hotel is situated just nine miles from Napa. Relax in a spacious guest room offering a choice of amenities, including flat-screen TV and complimentary WiFi. Plunge into the outdoor pool, re-energize in the fitness center or simply relax beside the peaceful lagoon.
] Bed & Breakfast/Country Inn b National Register of Historic Places
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BARDESSONO6526 Yount St., 62 rooms/suites.(707) 204-6000, (877)932-5333, www.bardessono.com
Along with guest rooms, Bardessono offers Lucy Restaurant & Bar and spa. it is a model for elevating contemporary environmental design with a sense of place, history and artisan values. Builders, designers, woodworkers and photographers have made their craft an integral part of the Bardessono design. California’s first and only LEEd Platinum hotel. (pgs. 102-103)
HOTEL YOUNTVILLE6462 Washington St., 80 rooms.(707) 944-5600, (800)972-2293, www.hotelyountville.com
Nestled along Hopper Creek, Hotel Yountville delivers the perfectly curated romantic vacation experience. Custom designed rooms and suites include signature “dream Beds,” fireplaces, private gardens, vaulted ceilings, spa tubs, Hdtv, WiFi and European linens. the resort features the 4,000 sq.-foot spa Acqua and amazing dining experiences at Hopper Creek Kitchen. (pg. 41)
NAPA VALLEY LODGE2230 Madison St., 55 rooms, $295-595. (707) 944-2468, (888)944-3545, www.napavalleylodge.com
the tuscan-style architecture incorporates spacious and graciously furnished rooms. Amenities include flat screen tv, WiFi and bathrooms with walk-in showers. Private verandahs and fireplaces are featured throughout the lodge. the poolside garden complex features a bocce ball court, outdoor fire pit, couple’s spa treatment room and a fitness room. (pg. 41)
NORTH BLOCK HOTEL6774 Washington St., 20 rooms, $295-650.(707) 944-8080
Experience Yountville’s new casual luxury. sip at limited-production tasting rooms within a short stroll. dine at Richard Reddington’s highly acclaimed Redd Wood or one of Yountville’s Michelin-starred restaurants. sleep in one of the super-lux rooms with fireplaces and balconies. Refresh with a Plump Facial or Muscle Melt Massage at North Block spa.
VILLAGIO INN & SPA6481 Washington St., 112 rooms, $330-700. (707) 944-8877, (800)351-1133, www.villagio.com
villagio inn and spa offers rooms and suites in a lush garden setting. spacious and airy, guestrooms include 42-in. flat screen Hdtvs, fireplaces, sunken bathtubs, private patios, refrigerators, complimentary in-room wine and Champagne breakfast buffet. the spa villagio, a 13,000 sq.-foot residential style sanctuary, offers 16 treatment rooms and private spa suites. (Back inside Cover)
VINTAGE INN6541 Washington St., 80 rooms, $330-700. (707) 944-1112, (800)351-1133, www.vintageinn.com
sunset Magazine has noted the inn to be “an inn that is more like a French country chateau” with bungalow and villa-style rooms and suites. Amenities include 42-in. flat screen Hdtvs, fireplaces, oversize sunken whirlpool bathtubs, private patios, complimentary in-room wine and Champagne breakfast buffet. the Estate property offers more than 30,000 sq.-feet of event space. (Back inside Cover)
St. Helena/ rutHerford AUBERGE DU SOLEIL180 Rutherford Hill Rd., 50 rooms, $600-5,125.(707) 963-1211, www.aubergedusoleil.com
the warm country atmosphere of the famous Auberge du soleil restaurant has been carried throughout the inn. the rooms are unique, with a spectacular view of the valley. two-story cottages have fireplaces and terraces. the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner; the bar serves light fare all day. tennis, a gym, pool and a full service spa complement your stay. (pgs. 88-91)
EL BONITA MOTEL195 Main St., 44 rooms, $99-289. (707) 963-3216, (800)541-3284
this family-run motel is conveniently located just south of st. Helena. All the spacious country-style units have refrigerators, microwave ovens and in-room coffee. Many rooms feature a whirlpool bath. Heated pool, spa, sauna and picnic area are some of the amenities. Continental breakfast is served daily.
HARVEST INNOne Main St., 74 rooms, 3 suites, $299-799. (707) 963-9463, (800)950-8466, www.harvestinn.com
this AAA Four diamond estate is surrounded by vineyards, minutes from the valley’s attractions. guest rooms include fireplace, breakfast, bottle of local wine and WiFi. Charming brick and wood cottages, guest rooms and suites spread over eight gorgeously landscaped acres make the inn ideal for relaxation and romance. the inn offers heated pools, fitness room and massage. (pg. 45)
MEADOWOOD NAPA VALLEY900 Meadowood Ln., 85 rooms and suites, $625-5,775.(707) 963-3646, (800)458-8080, www.meadowood.com
Meadowood is nestled in the heart of Napa valley on 250 private acres. the estate is a center for social, cultural and viticultural life. it is known for its beautiful setting, gracious hospitality, architecture and traditional pastimes including croquet, tennis, golf, swimming, hiking, fine dining and the enjoyment of wine. Meadowood is a proud member of Relais & Chateaux. (pgs. 100-101)
] Bed & Breakfast/Country inn b National Register of Historic Places
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SOUTHBRIDGE NAPA VALLEY 1020 Main St., 21 rooms, $255-855.(707) 967-9400, (800)520-6800, www.southbridgenapavalley.com
Walk across the stone bridge and enjoy all the pleasures of quaint downtown st. Helena. the second floor guest rooms are spacious with vaulted ceilings and fireplaces. All rooms open up to Juliette balconies with views of the courtyard and adjacent rolling hills. the downstairs reception and living room are congenial gathering places for friends and associates. (pg. 11)
] WINE COUNTRY INN1152 Lodi Ln., 29 rooms, $245-660.(707) 963-7077, (888)465-4608
Perched on a knoll overlooking manicured vineyards and nearby hills, this country inn offers comfortable antique furnishings with modern conveniences. gardens, a sun-drenched pool and hot tub along with a bountiful breakfast help to create the perfect atmosphere for your stay.
caliStogaAURORA PARK COTTAGES1807 Foothill Blvd., $200-305.(877) 942-7700
Enjoy absolute privacy in your individual guest cottage, complete with a luxuriously plush bed, cozy sitting area, breakfast nook and bathroom. A private deck affords magnificent views of the Palisades Mountains. A breakfast basket will be delivered to your door.
BEST WESTERN PLUS Stevenson Manor Inn1830 Lincoln Ave., 34 rooms.(707) 942-1112
the inn blends a fantastic mixture of location, guest-focused service, quality and convenience. Enjoy all the comforts of home and take advantage of the pool area that offers a year-round heated pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room. Within walking distance is a variety of fine restaurants, lounges and unique stores. A full breakfast is served.
CALISTOGA INN1250 Lincoln Ave., 18 rooms, $75-139.(707) 942-4101
the inn offers turn-of-the-century comfortable rooms that have a queen bed, (one room has 2 single beds), and personal sink. the bathrooms and showers are located down the hall in the tradition of a 100-year old Napa valley inn. A restaurant with outdoor dining, micro-brewery and English-style pub is located on the premises.
CALISTOGA RANCH580 Lommel Rd., 48 guest lodges, $720-4,550.(707) 254-2800, www.calistogaranch.com
this private vineyard retreat is an Auberge Resort located in a secluded canyon with 157 acres of hiking trails and its own private lake. individual guest lodges provide an indoor/outdoor living experience, complete with garden baths. A lakeside restaurant and 24-hour in-lodge dining accommodate any eating schedule. spa treatments add to your relaxation.
CALISTOGA SPA HOT SPRINGS1006 Washington, 57 rooms, $120-202.(707) 942-6269, (866)822-5772, www.calistogaspa.com
Newly remodeled guest rooms with pools naturally heated by geothermal mineral water provide an exper- ience unique to Calistoga. guest rooms feature plush bedding and down pillows, Hdtvs, WiFi, microwave ovens and kitchenettes. volcanic ash mud baths, mineral Jacuzzi tubs and massage services are available in the spa. (pg. 47)
] CASA LANA GOURMET RETREATS 1316 S. Oak St., $189-319. (877)968-2665, www.casalana.com/Napa www.GourmetRetreats.com/Napa
Luxurious privacy, lush gardens and a tranquil river setting await you. the spacious rooms have private entrances and private baths along with many in-room amenities. Plan a gourmet Retreat with hands-on
cooking classes. small class size provides personalized instruction from the chef. Choose from 1-5 day formats. Private sessions available. (pgs. 55, 112)
] CHANRIC INN
1805 Foothill Blvd., 7 rooms.(707) 942-4536
the Chanric inn is a small contemporary and luxury hotel. Upscale ambience, beautiful pool, hot tub and couple massages are just a few of the amenities offered. Enjoy Nespressos, late evening hors d’oeuvres and champagne and turn down service. A gourmet signa-ture three-course brunch is included with your stay.
] CHATEAU DE VIE 3250 Hwy. #128, $229-429.(707) 942-6446, (877)558-2513
Built with old European charm, the Chateau has been furnished with king and queen beds, lush towels, oversized robes, fine linens, a vineyard spa/hot tub and a 40-foot lap pool. it’s just minutes from Calistoga and is surrounded by two acres of Bordeaux vineyards. A fresh seasonal breakfast is made to order.
] CHRISTOPHER’S INN1010 Foothill Blvd., 21 rooms.(707) 942-5755
Unwind from a day of wine tours and shopping at this inviting hotel that features elegantly designed rooms and suites, combining classic decor and modern comfort. this relaxed lodging environment offers plush beds, WiFi, fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, bathrobes and cable tv. indulge in soothing massage or body treatment nearby.
] Bed & Breakfast/Country inn b National Register of Historic Places
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] COTTAGE GROVE INN 1711 Lincoln Ave., 17 cottages.(707) 942-8400, (800)799-2284
Experience Napa Valley’s laid-back luxury in your private resort cottage nestled amid tall trees and lush landscape at Cottage Grove Inn. Tucked into the charismatic wine country village of Calistoga, the inn is just a short stroll to restaurants, cafes, boutiques and galleries. Grab a complimentary bike and ride to Napa Valley wineries along scenic roads.
] CRAFTSMAN INN, THE 1213 Foothill Blvd.(707) 341-3035
Sumptuous rooms with period charm and contemporary amenities are just part of the luxury accommodations for the traveler seeking a genuine wine country experience. Local professional hosts offer intimate knowledge of the best of the Valley and are eager to share. A stunning champagne breakfast is served daily.
GOLDEN HAVEN HOT SPRINGS1713 Lake St.(707) 942-8000
Experience the magic of Calistoga’s hot springs mineral water. Enjoy the day spa, including private rooms for couples, or stay in one of the affordable rooms. The Getaway Packages provide the perfect way to enjoy the best of the Calistoga spa experience along with a relaxing overnight stay.
INDIAN SPRINGS RESORT and SPA1712 Lincoln Ave., 42 rooms, 17 cottages, $185-550.(707) 942-4913
Historic Indian Springs sits on 16 acres naturally blessed with palm and olive trees, roses and lavender. Four natural geysers supply the rich mineral water for the heated Olympic-size pool, spa showers and steam rooms. The spa offers 100% volcanic ash mud baths, massages and facials. Charming cottages and a 24-room lodge offer luxurious pillow-top beds and lush robes.
b MOUNT VIEW HOTEL and SPA1457 Lincoln, 18 deluxe guest rooms, 10 winery suites, 3 cottages, $169-459.(707) 942-6877, (800)816-6877
Located downtown, this eco-friendly hotel invites you to experience The Art of Relaxation. Named “Best Boutique Hotel in Napa Valley 2013,” the chic hotel offers a top-rated spa, luxury accommodations, breakfast in bed, a mineral whirlpool, heated pool and two restaurants. The National landmark hotel features elegantly appointed rooms.
ROMAN SPA HOT SPRINGS RESORT1300 Washington, 60 rooms, $170-575.(707) 942-4441, (800)820-4463
Experience a Roman heritage of thermal waters, lush flowering gardens, charming guestrooms and a staff dedicated to your relaxation and pleasure. Enjoy the on-site spa for an authentic Calistoga adventure of massage, mud and mineral baths.
SOLAGE CALISTOGA755 Silverado Trail, 89 studios.(707) 226-0800, (866)942-7442
This full-service resort spans 22 acres, includes studios with outdoor patios and bike cruisers for exploring Calistoga and nearby wineries. Contemporary and comfortable, the resort features eco-amenities such as organic linens and signature bath products. Private cabanas, bocce courts, Solbar Restaurant and Spa Solage complete an unforgettable getaway.
THE SUNBURST1880 Lincoln Ave.(707) 942-0991
The Sunburst has struck a perfect balance between laid-back getaway and vibrant vacation experience. Discover the charm of the retro-modern accommodations at this newly renovated boutique hotel. Rejuvenate in the mineral water pools and Jacuzzi after having explored the local favorites of the area.
] WINE WAY INN 1019 Foothill Blvd.(707) 942-0680, (800)572-0679
The inn is a perfect place to enjoy the charm of wine country. Enjoy a traditional room or a luxury King Room with fireplace and jetted tub. The extensive multi-level decks and patios offer nooks to enjoy a glass of local wine or to savor the renowned gourmet breakfast.
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Andaz Napa (707) 224-3900 141 Yes K/K Yes Mini Yes Yes Yes In Yes Yes Yes 1400 First St. (866) 644-2842 fridge room Napa 94559
Auberge du Soleil (pgs. 88-91) (707) 963-1211 50 Yes Suites Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes T Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 180 Rutherford Hill Rd. (800) 348-5406 orRutherford 94573 Homes
Bardessono (pgs. 102-103) (707) 204-6000 62 Yes K+TWN Yes Mini Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $175 Yes Yes Yes 6526 Yount St. Q+TWN bar per Yountville 94599 K+Q stayBeSt WeSterN PluS Inn at the Vines (707) 257-1930 69 Yes D/D Yes R Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 100 Soscol Ave. (877) 846-3729 Q/Q Napa 94559 BeSt WeSterN PluS Stevenson Manor Inn (707) 942-1112 34 Yes D/D Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1830 Lincoln Ave. Calistoga 94515Calistoga ranch (707) 254-2800 48 Yes K+Sofa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $125 Yes Yes Yes 580 Lommel Rd. (800) 942-4220 K/K per Calistoga 94515 K+TWNS stayCalistoga Spa Hot Springs (pg. 47) (707) 942-6269 56 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1006 Washington St. (866) 822-5772 Calistoga 94515
Hotels & ResoRtsFor further information on lodging refer to pages 30-45.
See lodging advertisement on page noted after name.
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Totally Rennovated
80 Designer Suites
High Definition TV programing
Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast
Complimentary High-Speed Wired & Wireless Internet
Heated Pool & Jacuzzi
Fitness Facility
Meeting & Event Space
3800 Broadway Street · American Canyon, CA 94503 · 707.643.3800 · Fax: 707.643.1168 · Reservations: 800.228.2800 · www. Marriott.com/SFOAC
■ Spacious one & two bed suites
■ “FREE” In-room high speed internet
(wired & wireless)
■ Rooms with king-size bed & jacuzzi■ Complimentary breakfast buffet,
complete with hot entrees
314 Soscol Avenue Napa, CA 94559 (707) 226-1878
WWW.NAPAVALLEYINNS.COM • RESERVATIONS CALL 800-527-1133
■ Microwave, refrigerator and
wet bar vanity in every room
■ Indoor pool and jacuzzi atrium■ Meeting room available
■ Minutes from Downtown Napa
including restaurants & wineries
AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE IN NAPA VALLEY
Relax • Refresh • Rejuvenate • Reinvigorate • Revitalize
1006 Washington Street • Calistoga CA 94515(866) 822-5772 • (707) 942-6269
www.calistogaspa.comwww.facebook.com/calistogaspa • www.twitter.com/calistogaspa
Recently Renovated Guest Rooms • Geothermal Mineral PoolsSwedish and Deep Tissue Massage • Volcanic Ash and Mineral Baths
Fitness and Yoga Studio • Conference Facilities
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Carlin Country Cottages (707) 942-9102 15 Yes 2 cottages Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1623 Lake st. K+Qsofa Calistoga 94515
Carneros Inn, The (pgs. 98-99) (707) 299-4900 86 Yes K+tWNs Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $150 Yes Yes Yes 4048 sonoma Hwy. (888) 400-9000 K/K per Napa 94559 stayChablis Inn, The (707) 257-1944 34 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes 3360 solano Ave. (800) 443-3490 Napa 94558 Chardonnay Lodge (707) 224-0789 18 Mini Yes 2640 Jefferson st. fridge Napa 94558Christian Brothers Retreat & Conference Center (707) 252-3810 16 Yes Private Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 4401 Redwood Rd. dining 2 rms Napa 94558 room Christopher’s Inn (707) 942-5755 21 Yes Yes Yes Yes 1010 Foothill Blvd. Calistoga 94515Comfort Inn (707) 942-9400 55 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes R Yes Yes Yes 1865 Lincoln st. Calistoga 94515Cottages of Napa Valley, The (707) 252-7810 8 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1012 darms Ln. Napa 94559Discovery Inn (707) 253-0892 15 Yes Yes Yes 500 silverado tr. Napa 94559DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Spa (707) 674-2100 132 Yes Q/Q+ Yes Mini Yes Yes Yes Yes 3600 Broadway sofa fridge American Canyon 94503 Dr. Wilkinson’s Hot Springs Resort (707) 942-4102 42 Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1507 Lincoln Ave. Calistoga 94515El Bonita Motel (707) 963-3216 42 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes $20 195 Main st. (800) 541-3284 per st. Helena 94574 dayEmbassy Suites Hotel (pg. 5) (707) 253-9540 205 Yes K+sofa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $75 Yes Yes Yes 1075 California Blvd. (800) EMBAssY d/d per Napa 94559 stay EuroSpa & Inn (707) 942-6829 13 Yes Q/Q +sofa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1202 Pine st. K/K Calistoga 94515 Q/Q Fairfield Inn & Suites (pg. 47) (707) 643-3800 80 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 3800 Broadway, Hwy. 29 stes. American CanyonGolden Haven Hot Springs (707) 942-8000 28 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1713 Lake st. Calistoga 94515Harvest Inn (pg. 45) (707) 963-9463 74 Yes Yes R Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes One Main st. (800) 950-8466 3 stes. st. Helena 94574 Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham (pg. 47) (707) 226-1878 60 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 314 soscol Ave. (800) 527-1133 Napa 94559
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Whether for business or pleasure, Holiday Inn Express & Suites provides easy access to the Napa Valley.
Holiday Inn Express and Suites napa valley
· Luxuriously Appointed Guest Rooms & Suites· Outdoor Pool and Hot Tub· Exercise Room· Direct TV· Business Center
· Meeting Space· Wireless Internet Access· Complimentary Breakfast Bar
5001 Main Street, American Canyon, CA 94503www.napavalleyhie.com, 707-552-8100
Romantic lodging accommodations among the vineyardsFireplaces • pOOl • spa serVices • iNTiMaTe MeeTiNGs
Only minutes from Yountville, Napa and st. Helena4066 Howard lane, Napa, ca 94558 • (707) 253-0337 • www.laresidence.com
Whether you’re looking for a personal retreat—or the perfect backdrop for a meeting or wedding—the Napa Valley Marriott Hotel and Spa is ideal. Surrounded by 350 wineries and just minutes from downtown Napa, we offer 275 beautiful guest rooms, concierge-level rooms with a private lounge, suites, parlors and garden rooms. If a meeting is on your agenda, our 20,000 square feet of flexible function space can be configured to meet your specific needs.
3425 Solano Ave., Napa, CA 94558
707-253-8600www.marriott.com/sfonp
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Hideaway Cottages (707) 942-4108 15 Q+tWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes, Yes Yes Yes 1412 Fairway Q/Q+ off- Calistoga 94515 sofa site Hilton Garden Inn Napa (707) 252-0444 80 Yes d/d Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 3585 solano Ave. Napa 94558 Holiday Inn Express and Suites (pg. 49) (707) 552-8100 101 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes $50 Yes Yes Yes 5001 Main st. per American Canyon 94503 stayHotel St. Helena (707) 963-4388 18 Yes Yes 1309 Main st. st. Helena 94574 Hotel Yountville (pg. 41) (707) 967-7900 80 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes, Yes Yes Yes 6462 Washington st. (888) 944-2885 off- Yountville 94599 siteIndian Springs Resort & Spa (707) 942-4913 41 Yes Cottages, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1712 Lincoln Ave. House Calistoga 94515 Ivy Hotel Napa (707) 253-9300 115 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 4195 solano Ave. (800) 253-NAPA Napa 94558 (from CA only) La Residence Country Inn (pg. 49) (707) 253-0337 26 Yes K+tWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 4066 Howard Ln. (800) 253-9203 Q+sofa Napa 94558 Marriott Napa Valley Hotel & Spa (pg. 49) (707) 253-8600 275 Yes K+tWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 3425 solano Ave. d/d Napa 94558 Mayacamas Ranch, Inc (707) 942-5127 24 Yes Yes Yes Yes 3975 Mountain Home Ranch Rd. Calistoga 94515Meadowood (pgs. 100, 101) (707) 963-3646 99 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes g/t Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 900 Meadowood Ln. (800) 458-8080 st. Helena 94574 Meritage Resort and Spa (pg. 36-37, 125) (707) 251-1900 322 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $50 Yes Yes Yes 875 Bordeaux Way (866) 370-NAPA per Napa 94558 stayMotel 6 Napa (707) 257-6111 58 Yes d/d R Yes Yes 3380 solano Ave. Napa 94558 Mount View Hotel & Spa (707) 942-6877 31 Yes tWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1457 Lincoln Ave. (800) 816-6877 Q/Q 6 rms Calistoga 94515 suite Napa River Inn (pgs. 32-33) (707) 251-8500 66 Yes d/d Yes Yes R Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $25 Yes Yes Yes 500 Main st. (877) 251-8500 per Napa 94559 dayNapa Valley Hotel & Suites (707) 226-1871 47 Yes K+sofa Yes Yes Yes Yes 853 Coombs st. Napa 94559Napa Valley Lodge (pg. 41) (707) 944-2468 55 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2230 Madison st. (888) 944-9894 Yountville 94599 Napa Winery Inn (707) 257-7220 60 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes R Yes Yes $50 Yes 1998 trower Ave. (800) 522-8999 per Napa 94558 stay
HotelS & reSortSFor further information on lodging refer to pages 30-45.
See lodging advertisement on page noted after name.
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Visit riverterraceinn.com, call 866.NAPA.FUN or [email protected] for more information.
EngagingNestled on the shores of the Napa River, the River Terrace Inn offers a charming sanctuary and gracious
indoor and outdoor event space for those imagining a truly authentic Napa gathering. Whether a corporate retreat in our conference room, or an extravagant wedding in our lush River View Event Garden, the River
Terrace Inn offers Napa’s premier event space.
101 Gateway Road EastNapa, CA 94558
Phone 707-253-1900Fax 707-253-0170
Our custom built hotel o�ers stylish suites with Marriott’s traditional well-de�ned spaces for recharging,
relaxing or connecting. Conveniently located at the corner
of Highway 29 and 12, we are exactly where you need to be!
Learn about our many amenities atwww.springhillsuitesnapavalley.com
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North Block Hotel (707) 944-8080 20 Yes Yes R Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 6765 Washington st. Yountville 94599 Pleasure Cove Marina (pg. 49) (877) 386-4383 24 cabins plus deluxe houseboats www.goberryessa.comRancho Caymus (707) 963-1777 26 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $75 Yes 1140 Rutherford Rd. per Rutherford 94573 dayRiver Pointe Resort (707) 252-4200 104 Yes Q/Qsofa Mon. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 500 Lincoln Ave. Q/Q+ Napa 94559 QsofaRiver Terrace Inn (pg. 51) (707) 258-1236 105 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1600 soscol Ave. (707) 320-9000 Napa 94559 Roman Spa Hot Springs Resort (707) 942-4441 60 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1300 Washington st. Q/Q+ Calistoga tWNSilverado Resort and Spa (pgs. 3, 34-35) (707) 257-0200 390 Yes 2 & 3 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes g/t Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1600 Atlas Peak Rd. (800) 532-0500 Bdrm.Napa 94558 suites Solage Calistoga (866) 942-7442 89 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $100 Yes Yes Yes 755 silverado trail per Calistoga 94515 stay Southbridge Napa Valley (pg. 11) (707) 967-9400 21 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1020 Main st. (800) 520-6800 st. Helena 94574 SpringHill Suites by Marriott Napa Valley (pg. 51) (707) 253-1900 100 Yes d/d Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 101 gateway Rd. E. Q+sofa Napa 94558 K+sofaThe Sunburst (707) 942-0991 K+sofa Yes Mini Yes Yes Yes 1880 Lincoln Ave. fridge Calistoga 94515 Villagio Inn & Spa (Back inside Cover) (707) 944-8877 112 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes R Yes Yes Yes t Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 6481 Washington st. (800) 351-1133 Yountville 94599 Vineyard Country Inn (707) 963-1000 20 Yes Q/Q Yes R Yes Yes 201 Main st. st. Helena 94574Vintage Inn (Back inside Cover) (707) 944-1112 80 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes t Yes Yes $40 Yes Yes Yes 6541 Washington st. per Yountville 94599 stayVino Bello Resort (707) 251-1900 172 Yes K+sofa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 865 Bordeaux Way Q+sofa Napa 94558 Westin Verasa Napa, (Front inside Cover) (707) 257-1800 180 Yes K/K Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 1314 McKinstry st. fee Napa 94559Wine Valley Lodge (707) 224-7911 54 Yes Q/Q Yes Mini Yes Yes Yes 200 south Coombs st. fridge Napa 94559Wydown Hotel (707) 963-5100 12 Yes Yes R Yes Yes Yes 1424 Main st. st. Helena 94574
HotelS & reSortSFor further information on lodging refer to pages 30-45.
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1801 First St. Luxury Inn (707) 224-3932 8 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1801 First st. 3 rms. Napa 94859Adagio Inn (707) 963-2238 2 Apt: Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No 1417 Kearney st. (888) 8Adagio K+Q+ 1rm. 1rm. fee st. Helena 94574 Qsofa Ambrose Bierce House (707) 963-3003 4 Q+Qsofa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1515 Main st. st. Helena 94574Arbor Guest House (707) 252-8144 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1436 g st. Napa 94559 Aurora Park Cottages (707) 942-6733 6 Yes Yes deluxe Yes Yes Yes 1807 Foothill Blvd. (877) 942-7706 Cont. Calistoga 94515Bear Flag Inn (707) 942-5534 5 Cottage: Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2653 Foothill Blvd. (800) 670-2860 Q+Qsofa Calistoga 94515Beazley House (800) 559-1649 11 Yes K+tWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $40 Yes Yes 1910 First st. 5rms. per Napa 94559 nightBel Abri (877) 561-6000 15 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 837 California Blvd. 2rms. Napa 94559Best Western Elm House Inn (707) 255-1831 22 Yes Q/Q Yes deluxe Yes Yes Yes Yes 800 California Blvd. Cont. Napa 94559 Blackbird Inn (707) 226-2450 8 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $65 1755 First st. per Napa 94559 stayBordeaux House (707) 944-2855 8 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 6600 Washington st. Yountville 94599Brannan Cottage Inn (707) 942-4200 6 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 109 Wapoo Ave. Fri. 2rms. Calistoga 94515 Brookside Vineyard B&B (707) 252-6690 3 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 3194 Redwood Rd. Napa 94559Calistoga Inn Restaurant and Brewery (707) 942-4101 18 Yes Yes 1250 Lincoln Ave. Calistoga 94515Calistoga Wayside Inn (707) 942-0645 4 Yes K+d Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $15 Yes 1523 Foothill Blvd. Calistoga 94515Candlelight Inn (707) 257-3717 10 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes By Yes Yes Yes Yes 1045 Easum dr. (800) 624-0395 appt. Napa 94558
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Casa Lana (pg. 55) (707) 942-0615 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1316 so. Oak st. (877) 968-2665 Calistoga 94515 Cedar Gables Inn (pg. 55) (707) 224-7969 9 K+tWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 486 Coombs st. (800) 309-7969 Q+tWN 5rms. Napa 94559 Chanric Inn (707) 942-4535 7 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $50 Yes 1805 Foothill Blvd. per Calistoga 94515 nightChateau de Vie (707) 942-6446 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes 3250 Hwy. 128 (877) 558-2513 1rm. 1rm. 2rms. fee Calistoga 94515 Chelsea Garden Inn (707) 942-0948 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1443 second st. Calistoga 94515 Chien Blanc Lodging (707) 942-1655 3 Q+tWN Yes Yes Yes $15 Yes Yes 1441 second st. Bungalows per Calistoga 94515 nightChurchill Manor (pg. 55) (707) 253-7733 10 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 485 Brown st. (800) 799-7733 Napa 94559 Cottage Grove Inn (707) 942-8400 16 Yes Cottage: Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $25 Yes 1711 Lincoln Ave. K+tWN 1st ngt. Calistoga 94515 $15 2ndCraftsman Inn, The (707) 341-3035 5 Q+sofa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1213 Foothill Blvd. K+Qsofa Calistoga 94515 Fanny’s (707) 942-9491 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1206 spring st. Calistoga 94515Hennessey House (707) 226-3774 10 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Big Yes Yes 1727 Main st. screen Napa 94559 5rms.Hillcrest B&B (707) 942-6334 3 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 3225 Lake County Hwy. Calistoga 94515 Hillview Country Inn (707) 224-5004 3 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1205 Hillview Ln. Napa 94558Hotel D’Amici (707) 942-1007 4 4 Yes Yes Yes Yes 1436 Lincoln Ave. Calistoga 94515Hotel Napa Valley (707) 257-1910 20 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1556 Polk st. Napa 94559Ink House B&B (707) 963-3890 4 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1575 st. Helena Hwy. st. Helena 94574
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See lodging advertisement on page noted after name.
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Inn on First, The (707) 253-1331 10 K+tWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $50 Yes 1938 First st. per Napa 94558 stay
Inn on Randolph (707) 257-2886 10 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 411 Randolph st. Napa 94559
Judy’s Bed and Breakfast (707) 963-3081 1 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2063 Madrona Ave. st. Helena 94574
La Belle Epoque (707) 257-2161 8 K+sofa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1386 Calistoga Ave. (800) 238-8070 K+Q 7rms. Napa 94559
Larkmead Country Inn (707) 942-5360 4 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1103 Larkmead Ln. Calistoga 94515
Lavender Inn (707) 944-1388 8 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2020 Webber st. 3rms. Yountville 94599
Luxe Calistoga (707) 942-9797 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1139 Lincoln Ave. Calistoga 94515
Maison Fleurie (707) 944-2056 13 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 6529 Washington st. 7rms. 6rms. Yountville 94599
McClelland-Priest (707) 224-6875 6 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No fee, Yes Yes 569 Randolph st. 5rms. 1rm. sm.size Napa 94559 only
Merlot House (707) 257-1910 3 rms, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1271 Jefferson st. 2 stes. Napa 94559
Milliken Creek Inn & Spa (866) 870-2807 12 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1815 silverado trail Napa 94558
Napa Inn (707) 257-1444 14 Yes K+tWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $30 Yes Yes 1137 Warren 7rms. per Napa 94559 night
Napa Valley Railway Inn (707) 944-2000 9 Yes Yes Yes Yes 6523 Washington st. Yountville 94599
Oak Knoll Inn (707) 255-2200 4 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2200 E. Oak Knoll Ave. Napa 94558
Oakwood B&B (707) 942-5381 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes 1503 Lake st. cottages Calistoga 94515
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old World Inn (707) 257-0112 35 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1301 jefferson St. (800) 966-6624 Napa 94559
oleander House (707) 944-8315 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 7433 St. Helena Hwy. (800) 788-0357 4rms. Yountville 94599
Petit logis (707) 944-2332 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 6527 Yount St. Yountville 94599
Pink Mansion, the (707) 942-0558 8 Yes Q/Q Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1415 Foothill Blvd. Q+TWN 5rms. Calistoga 94515
Poetry Inn (707) 944-0646 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 6380 Silverado Trail Napa 94558
rustridge ranch (707) 965-9353 4 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2910 Lower Chiles Valley Rd. 1rm. St. Helena 94574
Shady oaks Country Inn (707) 963-1190 5 Yes Q+D Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 399 Zinfandel Ln. St. Helena 94574
Spanish Villa Inn (707) 963-7483 3 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 474 Glass Mountain Rd. St. Helena 94574
Stahlecker House (707) 257-1588 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1042 Easum Dr. (800) 799-1588 suites Napa 94558
trailside Inn (707) 942-4106 3 Q+TWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 4201 Silverado Tr. Suites Q+D Calistoga 94515
Valley oak Inn (707) 942-4720 1 Yes Cont. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2273 Grant St. cottage Calistoga 94515 1 suite
White House Inn & Spa (707) 254-9301 17 Yes K+TWN Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 443 Brown St. Napa 94559
Wine Country Inn (707) 963-7077 29 Yes Cottages Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1152 Lodi Ln. (888) 465-4608 K+TWN 15rms. St. Helena 94574
Wine Way Inn (707) 942-0680 8 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1019 Foothill Blvd. Calistoga 94515
Zinfandel Inn (707) 963-3512 3 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 800 Zinfandel Ln. St. Helena 94574
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WHAT IS TYPICAL?It’s fun to visit several wineries because they are all different.
There are basically five different types of tasting experiences,
even though they vary in style from winery to winery.
Wine Bar Tasting
The most common is the Wine Bar Tasting. Step up to
the bar, where, typically, a list of wines being poured is
displayed. Expect to pay a tasting fee between $10 and $40.
Some will give you the option to taste a library or reserve
wine and that increases the fee. This allows you to taste very
expensive wines that were previously inaccessible without
buying the entire bottle. The good news is that some
wineries apply the reserve tasting fee to your wine purchase.
Sit-Down Tasting
This type of tasting usually requires an appointment and
the fee is higher than the wine bar fee. You are seated in an
elegant room and a very knowledgeable person pours several
wines and explains the unique characteristics of each wine
and how it was made.
Table Service
Popular at Sparkling Wine facilities, table service is a style
in which you are seated at a table and tastings are brought
to you.
Walk Around
For this combination of tour and tasting, your host carries
several bottles of wine and may take you to a garden area
and pour the first round. The tours continues to another
location where you try another wine. This style continues
until all the wines have been tasted.
Barrel Tasting
This is another popular style of tasting that can be
combined with a tour or a Walk Around. Your guide takes
a “wine thief,” which is a siphon placed into a hole in the
top of a barrel, and extracts tastes of wine. This gives you
a sample of wine that is in the midst of developing its full
potential.
WHY MAKE AN APPOINTMENT?Some wineries are so small that they need to know when
you are coming so someone will be there to greet you.
Other wineries have permit restrictions that limit the
number of guests who can visit per day. Others have sit-
down tastings that start and end at specific times. Make
appointments as early as possible because some of the more
popular wineries fill up their allotments weeks in advance.
HOW DO WINES DIFFER?Wines are distinguished by the characteristic flavor of
individual grape varieties. Every winemaker subtly alters
the flavor and yet the varietal character stays intact.
The most common red varietals you will hear mentioned
are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Syrah and
Zinfandel. The Napa Valley’s diverse soils and climatic
influences provide ideal conditions to grow world-class
wines from each of these grapes, but the most highly
prized is Cabernet Sauvignon. A word about Zinfandel—
it is a deeply colored red grape with a spicy black cherry
nose. Don’t confuse Zinfandel with White Zinfandel.
Although the grape used to make both wines is the
same, they look and taste very different because of the
way the wines are made. Another red wine that needs
explanation is the Meritage. This wine is not named after
a grape varietal, but is a type of wine made from a blend
of Bordeaux varietals. The red varietals most commonly
found in this blend are Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet
Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot, and Malbec.
The most common white varietals are Chardonnay,
Sauvignon Blanc (also called Fumé Blanc), and Pinot
Grigio. Chardonnay is one of the grape varietals used in
making sparkling wines. “Champagne” is the name of
a French region that made sparkling wine famous and
therefore wines from other regions should not use the
term. If you hear the words “Brut” or “Sparkling Wine,”
be assured that you are tasting wines that are made from
similar techniques as those used in the Champagne region.
tHe ins & outso f W i n e T a s t i n g
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ACACIA VINEYARD set just two miles from san Francisco’s san Pablo Bay, Acacia vineyard is in the Carneros wine region with stellar views of vineyards and the bay. this premium wine-growing region enjoys the cooling influence of the Pacific Ocean and summer fog, making it an ideal growing area for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
ALPHA OMEGA surrounded by vineyards and mountains, the beauty of this rustic, farm-style winery is as captivating as its wine. talented winemaker Jean Hoefliger has teamed up with one of the world’s finest palates, Michel Rolland, to create wines that express their passion for excellence as well as the unique terroir that is Napa valley.
ANTICA NAPA VALLEY Antica Napa valley is the realization of a long-standing dream of 25th generation vintner Piero Antinori. this 1200-acre estate, located high in the eastern mountains, includes an elaborate network of caves carved into the mountain for barrel ageing the wine. Cabernet sauvignons, sangiovese and Chardonnay are produced.
ARTESA WINERY Located in southern Napa County, Artesa has stunning architecture that features spectacular wraparound views of their Estate vineyard and san Francisco. For a unique experience reserve a seat at the wide array of specialty tours and tastings to fully enjoy winemaker Mark Beringer’s award-winning wines.
B CELLARS B Cellars is a boutique winery focused on blended varietal and single-vineyard wines. Harnessing fruit from some of Napa valley’s most notable vineyards, master winemaker, Kirk venge, crafts wines that are highly praised by both critics and connoisseurs.
bBEAULIEU VINEYARDS For more than 100 years Beaulieu vineyards has set the standard for crafting California wines that stand among the world’s finest. With more than 1,100 acres of estate vineyards and long-term relationships with grower partners, they source grapes from premier spots in Napa valley and throughout California’s coastal winegrowing regions.
BELL WINE CELLARS Bell Wine Cellars is a small family owned winery committed to hand-crafting limited edition bottlings of extraordinary wines that best reflect the terroir of their vineyards and the care and passion of their growers. displaying exquisite balance and produced in small lots from grapes grown in select vineyards, each varietal displays the unique flavor created by the growing conditions nurturing each vine.
bBERINGER VINEYARDS www.beringer.com Beringer vineyards embodies the timeless appeal and seductive flavor of Napa valley. As the oldest continuously operating winery, Beringer is an American icon built on more than 130 years of winemaking tradition. visit the Rhine House for a tasting of our Reserve wines or discover our winery exclusives in the Old Winery. Whether you are new to wine tasting or a seasoned connoisseur, you’ll find that when you experience Beringer, you experience Napa valley. (pg. 9)
BLACK STALLION WINERY Located on silverado trail, Black stallion offers tastings of limited production wines including award-winning Cabernet sauvignon, Zinfandel, syrah, Merlot, Chardonnay, Pinot grigio, sauvignon Blanc and dry Rosé.
bBOUNTY HUNTER WINES www.bountyhunterwine.com For 19 years Bounty Hunter has been tracking down the hottest wines the world has to offer. As merchants, negociants and vintners, they are afforded special access to a treasure trove of great wine. they taste between 5,000 and 6,000 wines every year and have longstanding relationships with some of the world’s best wineries and winemakers. Bounty Hunter is known for finding the wines you want before you know you want them. (pgs. 92-93)
CADE Wines are crafted at high elevation with all the intensity of mountain fruit delivered with balanced acidity, judicious oak and voluptuous tannins. CAdE produces five wines: the flagship Howell Mountain Estate Cabernet sauvignon, Howell Mountain Cabernet sauvignon, Napa Cuvee Cabernet sauvignon in the blended Bordeaux style, a Napa valley sauvignon Blanc and a limited production Estate sauvignon Blanc.
CAIRDEAN taste award-winning wines, dine at our farm-to-table restaurant, grab a cup of coffee, browse the artisan deli/market, enjoy oak-studded picnic grounds, indulge in the wine sensory experience, shop our unique boutique or host your own private event all with breath-taking Napa valley views.
CAKEBREAD CELLARS www.cakebreadcellars.com Founded in 1973 by Jack and dolores Cakebread, the winery is a family owned operation. the renowned portfolio of wines include Chardonnay, sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Zinfandel and Cabernet sauvignon. With its idyllic setting, array of venues and staff of culinary professionals, Cakebread Cellars offers the perfect location for hosting private group events.
CASTELLO DI AMOROSA www.castellodiamorosa.com this magnificent tuscan stone winery contains all the elements of a medieval castle, including 107 rooms and 4 underground stone cellars with vaulted ceilings of old handmade brick. towers, ramparts, drawbridge, stables, church, courtyards, escape tunnels and torture chamber make it a most remarkable winery. Most of the wines, predominately italian varietals, are from estate-grown vineyards. they are sold only at the winery. (Front Cover, pgs. 14-15)
CHARBAY WINERY & DISTILLERY www.charbay.com visit ‘the still House’ for its artisanal distilling and winemaking. You’ll learn how the Alambic pot still works while tasting Charbay’s aperitifs (served over ice with a twist), small-batch Nv wines and sophisticated barrel-aged ports made with this 13 generation distilling family’s own Alambic brandies. Cigar pairing and smoking area available. “One of the most unique and interesting places in Napa.” – Frommer’s (pg. 65)
bCHATEAU MONTELENA this stone castle winery, carved into a hillside, brought California to the forefront of the wine world. in 1976 at a French wine tasting in Paris, Chateau Montelena’s 1973 Chardonnay rated above all other white wines. today the winery produces five wines: Estate Cabernet sauvignon, Napa valley Chardonnay, Napa valley Cabernet sauvignon, Estate Zinfandel and Potter valley Riesling.
CHIMNEY ROCK Winemaker Elizabeth vianna is deeply cognizant and intimately familiar with the estate’s vineyards and she fully captures the estate’s unique terroir through meticulous vineyard management and careful, artistically minimal winemaking principles. this “non-interventionist” style of winemaking allows the winemaker to fully utilize that which stags Leap soil is capable of delivering.
CLIF FAMILY WINERY AT VELO VINO this is a place where the passions of cycling and wine are celebrated and blended. Offered are a variety of wine and food pairing experiences, customized bicycle rides, cruiser and road bike rentals and their signature sportswear and cycle apparel. the outdoor patio and wine sensory garden is the perfect venue for a relaxing wine tasting and post ride celebration.
CLOS DU VAL Located in an incomparably beautiful setting, Clos du val boasts one of the most friendly, down-to-earth winery experiences in Napa valley. they offer everything from a casual tasting, to formal tours and tastings, to large group wine tasting. the beautifully manicured grounds provide the perfect setting for picnics.
CONN CREEK WINERY Founded in 1973 Conn Creek was among a small group of wineries leading a renaissance of Napa valley to establish its reputation as a fine wine-growing region. Focusing on Cabernet sauvignon and Bordeaux blends, Conn Creek sources grapes from nearly all of Napa valley’s diverse sub-appellations.
CROCKER AND STARR the winery handcrafts a small production of world-class wines from their organic vineyard estate in st. Helena. the vineyard is located on farmland that has grown grapes since the 1870s, making it some of the oldest vineyard land in the Napa valley. Winemaker and co-owner Pam starr “designs” the estate’s Cabernet sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and sauvignon Blanc.
CUVAISON ESTATE WINES/CALISTOGA www.cuvaison.com go off the beaten path and experience the more leisurely side of Napa valley. since 1969, wine lovers have sought out Cuvaison’s warm hospitality and award-winning wines. the tasting room features Cuvaison favorites as well as limited edition wines available only at the winery. Linger and enjoy the beauty of northern Napa valley with a picnic in the shade of the majestic oak trees. (pg. 69)
CUVAISON ESTATE WINES/CARNEROS www.cuvaison.com surrounded by the rolling hills of vines that comprise the Carneros estate vineyards, the Carneros tasting
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ETUDEThis contemporary style tasting room in the heart of Carneros offers the best of Oakville and St. Helena Cabernets alongside its highly acclaimed Pinot Noir.
STAGS’ LEAP Take a tour of this storied property then settle in at the Manor House for a tasting of its diverse wines including the celebrated ‘The Leap’ Cabernet Sauvignon and Petite Sirah.
ST. CLEMENTEnjoy the historic Victorian house and fantastic views while tasting elegant single vineyard Cabernets from the valley floor to the mountains.
1250 Cuttings Wharf Roadwww.EtudeWines.com
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room offers visitors a taste of Cuvaison hospitality at the southern end of Napa valley. intimate seated tastings provide guests with the opportunity to taste the Carneros Estate wines and Brandlin Cabernet sauvignon, while enjoying the stunning views of the vineyards. (pg. 69)
DOMAINE CARNEROS www.domainecarneros.com this spectacular chateau was inspired by the Chateau de la Marquetterie, the historic xviii century residence in Champagne owned by the principal founder of domaine Carneros, Champagne taittinger of Reims, France. visitors may savor the highly acclaimed, handcrafted sparkling wine and Pinot Noir in sampler flights or by the glass while enjoying breathtaking views from the terrace or relaxing in the elegant tasting salon. (Map pg. H)
DOMAINE CHANDON domaine Chandon was the first winery established in the United states by a French Champagne producer, Moët & Chandon. today Chandon is America’s leading sparkling wine producer, applying méthode traditionnelle techniques to showcase the ripe fruit and vibrant character of California. Also produced are still wines that include Cabernet sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonay.
DUCKHORN www.duckhorn.com Founded in 1976, duckhorn has been crafting
Bordeaux varietals from the Napa valley for over 30 years. From its modest inaugural vintage of 800 cases of Cabernet sauvignon and 800 cases of Merlot in 1978, to its addition of sauvignon Blanc in 1982, duckhorn vineyards has crafted a tradition of quality and excellence that continues today. (pg. 71)
bELIZABETH SPENCER Elizabeth spencer is a notable producer of exceptional, small production wines that are sought after for their purity of expression and depth of flavor. the tasting room offers many levels of tastings from the Charter tasting to intimate, sit-down specialty tastings held in the Cottage. the Courtyard is an ideal spot for visitors to enjoy wines.
ETUDE www.etudewines.com Etude’s celebrated Pinot Noirs and its small production of Pinot gris, Pinot Blanc, Rosé and Chardonnay are vinified from grapes grown on the Estate while the opulent Cabernet sauvignon is from some of the best vineyards in Napa valley. the consistent high quality of the grapes combined with the skill and experience of the winemaking team explains why Etude is recognized as one of America’s premier artisan wineries. (pg. 63)
FRANCISCAN Revolutionaries Raymond duncan and Justin Meyer shaped the winery’s beginnings. in 1985 renowned vintner Agustin Huneeus took over the reins, leading
the winery to greatness through innovation and a commitment to small-lot winemaking. today, director of Winemaking Janet Myers is preserving the winery’s legacy while leading it into the future.
GRGICH HILLS ESTATE www.grgich.com grgich Hills Estate is an iconic Napa valley wine estate, consistently producing world-class wines. Committed to natural winegrowing and sustainability, they farm their five estate vineyards without artificial fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides. they rely on wild yeast fermentation and use their passion and art to handcraft food-friendly, balanced and elegant wines. (Map pg. g)
HALL WINES HALL st. Helena is California’s first LEEd ® gold Certified Winery, and all of the estate vineyards are certified organic by the CCOF. guests will discover state-of-the-art facilities and crazy good Cabernets alongside expressive art and masterful architecture. it’s also a place to visit and explore caves crafted with Austrian bricks and lined with French Oak barrels that lead you to the Chandelier Room, a stunning setting to taste Bordeaux varietals.
bHESS COLLECTION donald Hess chose Mount veeder recognizing that on these ridges was potential for great winegrowing. the Hess Collection winery is a historic site where wine has been produced since the 1860s in a stone building hewn by masons in 1903. the Hess Art Collection, a world-class showcase of contemporary art, captures “two passions under one roof.”
bINGLENOOK the inglenook legacy began in 1879 when gustave Niebaum, a Finnish sea captain and wine connoisseur, came to Rutherford to build a wine estate that would rival Europe’s finest. When Niebaum’s grandnephew 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 40 years reuniting the original vineyards, returning winemaking operations to the chateau and restoring inglenook’s illustrious heritage.
JAMIESON RANCH VINEYARDS Jamieson Ranch vineyards is the southernmost winery in the Napa valley, allowing convenient access from many Bay Area locations. the unique architecture of Jamieson Ranch includes a spectacular wraparound veranda that affords sweeping views of the Napa valley and san Pablo Bay. Enjoy a truly unique food pairing, Napa Comfort Food: Wood-Fired & Wine-Friendly.
JESSUP CELLARS Jessup Cellars is known for their handcrafted, small production wines and their exceptional tasting experience. if you are a seasoned wine lover or just learning what wine is all about, you will feel comfortable and welcomed at Jessup Cellars. Explore and enjoy their bold cabernets, smooth Bordeaux–style blends, crisp whites and rich Ports.
JOSEPH PHELPS VINEYARDS Joseph Phelps vineyards is a family-owned winery founded in 1973 by Joe Phelps and committed to
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crafting world class, estate-grown wines from the Napa valley and sonoma Coast. terrace tastings offer guests a chance to taste current releases, including insignia. daily wine seminars that offer education about wines and wine tasting are also available.
JUDD’S HILL visitors to Judd’s Hill can taste a sampling of current releases along with a selection of limited release wines that are only available at the winery or through the wine club. Bottle Blending day Camp sessions can also be scheduled by advance appointment. during these sessions visitors work with a friendly blending guide to blend and bottle a personal Cuvee.
bLOUIS MARTINI WINERY www.louismartini.com dedicated to producing rich-flavored and distinctive Cabernets from some of the most prestigious vineyards in Napa valley, Louis Martini wines have always been revered. the tasting room offers guests the authentic heritage of this third generation wine making family. staff are quick to welcome you as they answer questions and walk you through a wonderful winery experience. (pg. 75)
bMA(I)SONRY www.maisonry.com A historic 1904 stone building serves as a stylized backdrop for Ma(i)sonry Napa valley, “a life aesthetic.” As an art, design and collective wine-tasting gallery among an outdoor sculpture garden, Ma(i)sonry offers guests a differentiated lifestyle experience in wine country. Ma(i)sonry features a rotating collection of limited-production wines and internationally renowned art and furnishings to appreciate and acquire. (pg. 68)
bMARKHAM imagine your next private social or corporate event at Markham vineyards—one of the oldest continuously operated wineries in Napa valley. the historic stone cellar provides a spectacular and memorable setting that will delight you and your guests. Enjoy the wines and browse the art gallery while getting to know the friendly visitor center staff.
MASON CELLARS www.masoncellars.com Mason Cellars was founded in Oakville in 1993 by Randy and Megan Mason and is family owned and operated to this day. it is their vision to produce the highest quality wine that is consumer friendly and available to their customers at a fair market price. With over 40 years of winemaking in the Napa valley, Randy is the master behind their wines and is recognized by the wine industry as being one of the best sauvignon Blanc producers in the country. (pg. 64)
MATERRA|Cunat Family Vineyards Roughly translated, Materra means “Mother Earth”. the Cunat Family has combined the rich soils, varying climate and the extraordinary talents of a dedicated team to produce wines that are both tempting and complex. Materra is produced at this small family-owned vineyard in the Oak Knoll district.
bMERRYVALE www.merryvale.com the first winery built in Napa valley following the repeal of Prohibition, Merryvale is located in the heart
of America’s premier wine region. in this celebrated home sustainable winemaking thrives in the care of the schlatter family along with Winemakers sean Foster and graham Wehmeier. the winery continues to capture the elegance and charm of its historic beginnings with the enchanting historic Cask Room where private events are hosted. (Map pg. H)
MICHAEL MONDAVI FAMILY ESTATE www.MichaelMondaviFamilyWinery.com this creative place brings together the growing of grapes, the crafting of wine and an invitation to
relax, taste wine and enjoy it all. the estate is home to several brands including M by Michael Mondavi, i’M Wines by isabel Mondavi, Medusa and spellbound. Folio brands Oberon, Emblem and Hangtime are also produced at the estate. A visit to the taste gallery is a sensory experience that includes amazing vineyard views and educational programs.
bMONTICELLO VINEYARDS small Winery, Big Reputation — since 1969. guests are invited to taste outstanding wines at the cozy tasting room in the winery building or in the
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ambiance of the Jefferson House Reserve Room and Library for a sit down reserve experience. Known for Corley Reserve Cabernet sauvignon and Chardonnay, the Corley Family’s estate grown wines include Pinot Noir, Merlot, syrah, Cabernet Franc and CORLEY Proprietary Red Wine.
MUMM NAPA www.mummnapa.com Mumm Napa is one of California’s top sparkling wine producers and one of the most popular destinations for wine country visitors. For more than 25 years Mumm Napa sparkling wines have set the standard for California méthode traditionelle, emphasizing the exceptional qualities of Napa valley fruit along with the unique casual elegance of Napa valley style. the winery, visitors’ center and fine art photography gallery are located in Rutherford along the silverado trail. (Back Cover)
NAPA CELLARS www.napacellars.com Napa Cellars embodies the classic Napa valley style—ripe, rich, balanced and collectable. Most importantly, the wines of Napa Cellars taste of this great wine region as much as the grape. in the warm days and cool nights the vineyards produce five different varieties for which Napa valley has become famous. Enjoy all the classic wines that are poured under one roof: Napa Cellars, Folie á deux and Menage á trois. (pg. 2)
NEWTON VINEYARD Newton vineyard was one of the first wineries on spring Mountain. Founders dr. su Hua and Peter Newton’s trailblazing vision transformed a 540-acre hillside into an iconic estate with 120 acres of planted vines. Four decades later, Newton vineyard remains dedicated to working in harmony with nature and using meticulous winemaking to transform fruit of uncompromised quality into wines of distinctive character.
bNICHELINI www.nicheliniwinery.com Homesteaded in 1884, Nichelini is not only one of the oldest continuous winemaking families in the United states but it will take you back to a simpler time. Upon arrival you will see a snapshot of the Napa valley in the 1890s. the winery is generally the only place to taste and purchase the wines that are made in small lots. they speak for themselves, reflecting the fifth generation winemaker’s expertise and passion. the family will personally make your visit an unforgettable experience. (pg. 79)
ODETTE Odette Estate is tucked under the dramatic palisades of the stags Leap district where distinctive soils are famous for imparting unique characteristics to wines—including extraordinary power delivered with delicate structure, varietal aromas and flavors. this strong, feminine personality recalls the charisma of Odette, a woman who appears throughout history, literature and dance. the name “Odette” even shows up in the wine world at the infamous Paris Wine tasting of 1976, in which a red wine from stags Leap district took top honors.
PARADUXX www.paraduxx.com since being founded in 1994, Paraduxx has earned
acclaim as the only winery solely devoted to stylish Napa valley blends. Artfully crafted to appeal to the modern palate, the visionary blends of the Paraduxx portfolio have established a reputation for their bold, expressive character and their food-friendly sophistication. the state-of-the-art winery and contemporary vineyard house welcome guests for an array of intimate sit-down tasting experiences both indoor and outdoor. (pg. 71)
PEJU www.peju.com As you enter the gates of Peju Province Winery’s 30-acre Rutherford Estate, you are transported to an enchanted place, a hidden gem along Hwy. 29. vineyards, gardens, fountains and sculptures gracefully envelop the centerpiece of the property—a 50-foot French provincial tower and tasting room. Celebrating 30 years in 2013, Peju remains a small, family-owned winery with two generations working together to produce award-winning, limited edition Napa valley wines. (Map pg. B)
PINE RIDGE VINEYARDS Pine Ridge vineyards invites you to its newly renovated tasting room located in the heart of Napa valley’s stags Leap district on the famous silverado trail. Named by Food & Wine Magazine as one of the “75 Best Wineries to visit in California,” Pine Ridge vineyards offers an array of wine tasting experiences for every palate.
bPLUMPJACK PlumpJack Winery is located in the renowned Oakville region, surrounded by a 42-acre estate vineyard highly regarded for the quality of its Cabernet sauvignon. Both the winery building and the vineyard date back to the 1800s when winemaking pioneers first took advantage of a unique position on the valley floor. From the oldest rockiest section, the “i” Block where Cabernet sauvignon Reserve is sourced, to more recent plantings, Plumpjack maintains balanced vines.
PROVENANCE Walk where only wine has been before. When you visit the warm, welcoming tasting room you’ll experience a one-of-a-kind floor made of staves from the winery’s own oak barrels. set in Rutherford, Provenance vineyards showcases the distinctiveness of Napa’s best growing areas. Here you can taste handcrafted wines and learn about this unique area.
RAYMOND VINEYARDS www.raymondvineyards.com Raymond vineyards, founded in 1970 and considered one of Napa’s most dynamic destinations, was awarded American Winery of the year for 2012 by Wine Enthusiast Magazine. Raymond crafts powerful yet elegant award-winning Cabernet sauvignons from estate vineyards in Rutherford and st. Helena along with a portfolio of Bordeaux varietals. (pg. 1)
REID FAMILY VINEYARDS Located in the low foothills of Mt. veeder, Reid Family vineyards offers visitors the experience to enjoy a small family winery and taste estate grown wines. A personal tour of the vineyard and winery provides an opportunity to learn about the process of winemaking directly from the winemaker. Also offered is “Bottle Your Own Barrel Event” where groups purchase a barrel of wine and spend the day bottling their wine.
ROBERT MONDAVI WINERY www.robertmondaviwinery.com Robert Mondavi’s primary vision was to create Napa valley wines that would stand in the company of the world’s finest. His generosity of spirit and boundless enthusiasm changed the course of the valley’s history and had a profound impact on America’s wine and food culture. You are invited to come and experience Robert’s love of wine, food and the arts. (pg. 79)
ROUND POND ESTATE www.roundpond.com Round Pond Estate, owned and operated by the Macdonnell family, is a Rutherford farm, winery and olive mill that specializes in the creation of pure, expressive Cabernet and sauvignon Blanc wines, artisan olive oils, red wine vinegars and unforgettable farm-to-table guest experiences—all from the heart of the Napa valley. (pg. 67)
RUTHERFORD HILL Founded in 1972, Rutherford Hill Winery is a pioneer in the development of California Merlot. the grape growers who founded Rutherford Hill carefully studied the geography of the region and capitalized on climate and soil conditions that resembled those of Pomerol, the small but distinctive Merlot-growing region of Bordeaux. Merlot remains the flagship wine of the company with 75 percent of the production dedicated to this varietal.
bST. CLEMENT www.stclement.com discover the charm of st. Clement with its elegantly structured wines, breathtaking view of the Napa valley and its colorful history. situated on a sloping hillside, the victorian house at the center of the winery was built in 1878 by the Rosenbaum family who made Riesling and Zinfandel in the tiny cellar underneath the house. it now serves as the tasting room, showcasing the variety and classic style of their wines. (pg. 63)
ST. SUPÉRY ESTATE VINEYARDS & WINERY www.stsupery.com st. supéry is a family owned, sustainably farmed, estate winery specializing in Cabernet sauvignon, sauvignon Blanc and other Bordeaux varietals and blends. A newly renovated winery provides guests with a luxurious, modern space to enjoy tastings of estate wines, interactive Wine Classes and rotating art exhibitions. (Map pg. g)
SALVESTRIN WINERY Nestled in the Napa valley, the salvestrin family has been growing wine grapes on the historic st. Helena vineyard since 1932. Originally planted in 1860 by dr. george Crane, three generations of the salvestrin Family have meticulously and sustainably farmed this 26-acre vineyard for 81 harvests.
SCHWEIGER VINEYARDS since 1979, Fred schweiger has been farming his 58-acre estate located on spring Mountain, 2,000 feet above the valley floor. visit and enjoy a personal experience, complete with savory artisan wines and breathtaking views of spring Mountain. Enjoy an intimate balcony experience; a sit down paired tasting or an estate tour including a descent into the barrel room.
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“Winemaking isn’t just what we do, it’s who we are and it shows in our wines.” -Ray Signorello
Tasting RoomOpen Daily 10am - 5pm
Enoteca Signorelloa private food and wine experience
wednesday - sunday at 12pmby prior appointment
available for private events
House of Padrone & Other Fine Estate Wines
4500 Silverado Trail . Napa, CAlifornia 94558 . 707.255.5990 . www.signorelloestate.com . [email protected] . facebook.com/Signorello.Estate
In an area renowned for the depth and complexities of its Cabernet Sauvignon, the extraordinary Round Pond Estate artisan olive oils, vinegars and limited-production
wines produced from the MacDonnell family property reflect the family’s dedication to crafting the finest specialty products while preserving the natural integrity of the esteemed property.
875 RUTHERFORD ROADRUTHERFORD, CA 94573
PHONE 888-302-2575WWW.ROUNDPOND.COM
RUTHERFORD, NAPA VALLEY
ROUND POND ESTATE WINERYAND OLIVE MILL
AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT11 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M.
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bSEQUOIA GROVE surrounded by its purple hued mountains, sequoia grove Winery sits on 22 acres in an important region referred to as the Rutherford Bench. Here the alluvial soil, rich in minerals, combined with the fog from the bay and mingled with the warm inland temperatures, create the ideal location to produce the award-winning Cabernet sauvignon. the tasting Room is housed in a 150-year-old barn, nestled among the majestic sequoia trees.
SIGNORELLO ESTATE www.signorelloestate.com signorello Estate is known as the House of Padrone, its flagship Cabernet based wine produced in tribute to the winery’s patriarch, Ray signorello, sr. today, under the stewardship of his son and cofounder Ray Jr., the winery delivers an array of world-class wines in an epicurean environment unparalleled in the Napa valley. (pg. 67)
SILENUS VINTNERS silenus vintners is a collection of Artisan Winemakers nestled in the heart of the Napa valley. sample our silenus Estate wines as well as the wines from our talented group of independent winemakers. Enjoy many different styles in a beautiful tasting room on a gorgeous vineyard.
SOMERSTON ESTATE www.somerston.com somerston is eight miles east of Rutherford and its large expanse of natural beauty has over 200 acres of sustainably farmed vineyards, a winery and a developing ranch and farm. two valleys are split by the highest point on sage Canyon Road, topping out at almost 2,800 feet in elevation and the valley floors resting at 800 feet above sea level. the diverse soils, microclimates and exposures are perfect for growing world-class grapes that produce world-class wine. (Map pg. A)
b STAGS’ LEAP WINERY www.stagsleap.com Located at the very heart of the stags Leap district, the original stags’ Leap Winery (established in 1893) continues a proud winemaking heritage in the prestigious appellation that bears its name. As the foremost producer of Napa valley Petite sirah, they are also known for their award-winning field blend, Ne Cade Malis, and opulent Cabernet sauvignon
called “the Leap.” take the Historical tasting tour to discover the elegant wines, lush gardens and gracious Manor House. (pg. 63)
STERLING VINEYARDS guests ride the aerial tramway up to the visitor’s Center and tour the winery at their own pace. there are no large group tours and no tight schedules - just a leisurely, pleasurable experience that includes the most spectacular views of the valley from the sterling view terrace and the diamond Mountain Plaza. Relax and enjoy the food and wine pairing menu and then stroll the art exhibits, including Picasso, Renoir, Chagall, Ansel Adams and selected pieces from the sterling Collection.
SULLIVAN VINEYARDS sullivan vineyards is committed to producing a limited number of wines reflective of the estate’s soils and climate, and creating exceptional and welcoming experiences for winery visitors. the estate includes 23 acres of vineyards, a reflection pond, tasting room and the sullivan family’s collection of classic cars.
b SUTTER HOME WINERY www.sutterhome.com the tasting room is housed in the original winery built in 1874. Owned by the trinchero family since 1942, this historic landmark is open daily. visitors are invited to stroll through the extensive gardens surrounding sutter Home’s victorian and sample the wines of trinchero and other special selections in the Reserve Room. (pg. 2)
TAMBER BEY VINEYARDS Experience award winning wines and Equestrian Wine Country at tamber Bey’s sundance Ranch. Our tasting room is located in the refurbished barn of the equestrian facility. We offer tasting at our beautiful copper bar, on our back patio viewing the stables, or in our private dining room. Reservations required.
TREFETHEN FAMILY VINEYARDS One Family. One Estate. One Passion. Estate grown for over 40 years and three generations, trefethen is one of Napa’s classic wine estates. the picturesque 19th-century redwood winery is still a working cellar and provides a warm and environment in which to sample distinctive, award-winning estate wines.
TRINCHERO NAPA VALLEY www.trincheronapavalley.com the trinchero family has been making wine in the Napa valley since 1948, and trinchero Napa valley serves to honor the legacy of founder Mario trinchero.Wines are handcrafted and produced in limited quantities from nearly 100 acres of estate vineyards. the cozy tasting room is open daily; tours and educational seminars are available by appointment. (pg. 2)
V. SATTUI WINERY www.vsattui.com sattui winemaking dates back to 1885 when vittorio sattui founded the winery in san Francisco. great-grandson dario sattui revived the family tradition in the 1970s by locating the winery in the Napa valley. the wines are sold entirely at the winery or by mail order. the gourmet deli offers nearly 200 cheeses, meats, and homemade salads and has all the makings for a picnic on the winery grounds. Underground caves are located beneath the venerable stone winery. (pg. 83)
VILLA RAGAZZI One of Napa valley’s smallest vintners, villa Ragazzi produces “perhaps the best sangiovese in California” per Hugh Johnson’s 2013 guide to Wine. Michaela and gregory Rodeno are delighted to walk their Oakville vineyard, wineglasses in hand, chatting with visitors about farming, the Rodeno clone, Cabernet sauvignon and super tuscan blends.
WHITEHALL LANE this small family owned winery is in Napa valley’s historic Rutherford appellation. Approximately 110 acres of prime valley floor vineyards are owned by Whitehall including the Leonardini vineyard in st. Helena. the family produces Cabernet sauvignon, Merlot, sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Reserve wine.
WILLIAM HILL ESTATE www.williamhillestate.com in 1978, visionary vineyard developer William Hill saw the incredible potential of the silverado Bench where he built his namesake winery. More than three decades later, winemaker Ralf Holdenried is making modern wines that speak to the unique terroir of this virtually unknown area of southern Napa valley. the views are unparalleled in the valley and the patio is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a glass of wine. (pg. 75)
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wine taSting guide Acacia Vineyard (707) 226-9991 M-sa By appt. By appt. $15-30 50 indoor views of san Pablo Bay. 2750 Las Amigas Rd. 10-4 50 outdoor Napa 94559 su 12-4
Ackerman Family Vineyards (866) 334-8857 daily By appt. By appt. $45 Carriage house, horses. 2101 Kirkland Ave. by appt. Napa 94558
Alpha Omega (707) 963-9999 daily see hours By appt. 100 outdoor Art, dog-friendly, gardens. 1155 Mee Ln. & Hwy. 29 10-6 Rutherford 94573
Amici Cellars (707) 967-9560 By appt. By appt. By appt. Private tour with the owner. 3130 Old Lawley toll Rd. Calistoga 94515
Amizetta Winery (707) 963-1460 daily By appt. By appt. $25 20 indoor Caves, family-friendly, gardens. 1099 greenfield Rd. 10-5 20 outdoor st. Helena 94574
Anderson’s Conn Valley Winery (707) 963-8600 M-F 10, 12, 2, Barrel tasting, caves, dog-friendly, 680 Rossi Rd. 8:30-5 by appt. family-friendly. st. Helena 94574 by appt.
Andretti Winery (707) 259-6777 daily see hours 11, 2 $15-35 50 indoor Art, barrel tasting, dog-friendly, 4162 Big Ranch Rd. 10:30-5 $25 tour 250 outdoor family-friendly, pairings. Napa 94558
Anomaly Vineyards (707) 967-8448 M-sa By appt. By appt. 455 Bella vista Ct. 10-4 st. Helena 94574
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4550 Silverado Trail North Calistoga, CA 94515
707-942-2468
Historic Winery Location, Intimate Atmosphere, Shaded Picnic Grounds
In-or-Outdoor Seating, Surrounded by Vineyards, Stunning Architecture
1221 Duhig Road Napa, CA 94559
Reservations: 707-942-2455 www.cuvaison.com
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Antica Napa Valley (707) 265-8866 M-F By appt. By appt. $30 Views. 3700 Soda Canyon Rd. 10, 3 Napa 94558
Arger-Martucci Vineyards (707) 963-4334 Th-Tu See hours By appt. $20 Pairings. 1455 Inglewood Ave. 10-4 St. Helena 94574
Arkenstone Vineyards (707) 965-1020 M-Sa By appt. 10, 2 Cave. 335 West Ln. by appt. Angwin 94508
Artesa Vineyards & Winery (707) 224-1668 Daily See hours 11, 2 $15-20 140 indoor Art, gardens, spectacular views. 1345 Henry Rd. 10-4:30 160 outdoor Napa 94559
August Briggs Winery (707) 942-4912 Daily 11-5; By appt. 1307 Lincoln Ave. Tuesday Calistoga 94515 by appt.
B Cellars Winery (877) 229-9939 M-W See hours 11, 2 $25 30 indoor Barrel tasting, dog-friendly, gardens. Call for new location by appt. by appt. 8 outdoor www.bcellars.com
Baldacci Family Vineyards (707) 944-9261 Daily 10:30 By appt. Caves, family-friendly, pairings. 6236 Silverado Trail 10-4 by appt. Napa 94558 by appt.
Ballentine (707) 963-7919 Daily By appt. By appt. Barrel tasting. 2820 St. Helena Hwy. 10-5 St. Helena 95474 by appt.
Barnett Vineyards (707) 963-7075 Daily By appt. By appt. Caves, spectacular views. 4070 Spring Mountain Rd. 10-4 St. Helena 94574 by appt. Beaulieu Vineyard (707) 967-5233 Daily See hours 11, 2:30 $15-35 Historic. 1960 St. Helena Hwy. S 10-5 Rutherford 94573 Bell Wine Cellars (707) 944-1673 Daily By appt. By appt. $20 Family-friendly. 6200 Washington St. 10-4 Yountville 94599 Bello Family Vineyards (TR) (707) 967-8833 Daily See hours $20 929 Main St. 10-6 St. Helena 94574 Benessere (707) 963-5853 Daily See hours By appt. $20 Barrel tasting, dog-friendly, pairings. 1010 Big Tree Rd. 10-5 St. Helena 94574 by appt. Bennett lane Vineyards (877) 629-6272 Daily By appt. By appt. $15 Barrel tasting, dog-friendly. 3340 Hwy. 128 10-5:30 Calistoga 94515 Beringer Vineyards (pg. 9) (707) 967-4412 Daily See hours By appt., $20-25 40 caves Gardens, historic caves. 2000 Main St. 10-6 sum. walk in St. Helena 94574 10-5 winter Black Stallion Winery (707) 253-1400 Daily See hours By appt. Gardens, dog-friendly, pizza 4089 Silverado Trail 10-5 pairings. Napa 94558 Blankiet estate (707) 963-2001 M-Sa By appt. By appt. $50 2358 California Dr. Yountville 94599 Bouchaine Vineyards (707) 252-9065 Daily See hours Self-guided $15-35 Art, gardens. 1075 Buchli Station Rd. 10:30-4 Napa 94559 5:30 sum. Brandlin Vineyard (800) 253-9463 Daily By appt. By appt. $25 1221 Duhig Rd. 10-5 Napa 94558 Brown estate (707) 963-2435 M-F 11-2 11-2 $50 3233 Sage Canyon Rd. by appt. by appt. by appt. St. Helena 94574
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Buehler Vineyards (707) 963-2155 daily By appt. By appt. 820 greenfield Rd. 8-3 st. Helena 94574
Burgess Cellars (707) 963-4766 daily By appt. Comp. Family-friendly, dog-friendly. 1108 deer Park Rd. 10-4 st. Helena 94574 by appt. CADE Winery (707) 965-2746 daily By appt. By appt. views. 360 Howell Mtn. Rd. s 10-4 Angwin 94508 by appt.
Cafaro Cellars (707) 963-7181 daily By appt. By appt. st. Helena 94574 by appt.
Cain Vineyard & Winery (707) 963-1616 M-sa By appt. 3800 Langtry Rd. 8:30-5 st. Helena 94574 by appt.
Cairdean Vineyards (707) 968-5434 daily By appt. Artisanal market, caves. 3111 st. Helena Hwy. N Opens Fall 2014. st. Helena 94574
Cakebread Cellars (707) 963-5221 daily By appt. By appt. $15 50 indoor Cooking classes, gardens. 8300 st. Helena Hwy. (800) 588-0298 10-4 50 outdoor Rutherford 94573 by appt.
Calafia Cellars (707) 963-0114 daily By appt. By appt. 629 Fulton Ln. by appt. st. Helena 94574
Canard Vineyard (415) 320-5381 By appt. By appt. By appt. dog-friendly, gardens, pairing, 1016 dunaweal Ln. patio views. Calistoga 94515
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Cardinale estate (707) 948-2643 Daily By appt. $50 7600 St. Helena Hwy. 10:30-5 Oakville 94562
Carter Cellars (707) 445-0311 Daily By appt. By appt. 1170 Tubbs Ln. by appt. Calistoga 94515
Casa Nuestra (707) 963-5783 Daily By appt. By appt. $10 Barrel tasting, dog-friendly, family- 3451 Silverado Trail N 10-5 friendly, gardens. St. Helena 94574
Castello di Amorosa (Front cover, 14-15) (707) 967-6272 Daily See hours Daily Starting 300 indoor Art, dog-friendly, gardens, pairings. 4045 North St. Helena Hwy. 9:30-6 9:30-4:30 at $19 300 outdoor Medieval stone castle. Calistoga 94515 10-5 winter by appt.
Catacula lake Winery (707) 965-1104 By appt. By appt. By appt. $5 100 indoor 4105 Chiles Pope Valley Rd. St. Helena 94574 Caymus Vineyards (707) 967-3010 Daily By appt. $25 Gardens, sit-down tastings. 8700 Conn Creek Rd. 9:30-4 Rutherford 94573 Chappellet (707) 286-4219 Daily 10, 3 11, 1 $25-35 Art, spectacular views. 1581 Sage Canyon Rd. 9-5 by appt. by appt. St. Helena 94574 by appt. Charbay Winery & distillery (707) 963-9327 Daily By appt. By appt. $20 Learn about distillery beside 4001 Spring Mountain Rd. (pg. 65) by appt. the stills. St. Helena 94574 Charles Krug Winery (707) 967-2229 Daily See hours $15-40 75 indoor Barrel tasting, gardens. 2800 St. Helena Hwy. (707) 967-2222 10:30-5 75 outdoor St. Helena 94574 Chase Family Cellars (707) 963-1284 Daily By appt. By appt. Dog-friendly. 2252 Sulphur Springs Rd. 10-4 St. Helena 94574 by appt. Chateau Boswell (707) 963-5472 Daily By appt. By appt. $20 Barrel tasting, caves, dog-friendly. 3468 Silverado Trail St. Helena 94574 Chateau Montelena (707) 942-5105 Daily See hours Self-guided, $20-50 40 indoor Gardens, historic. 1429 Tubbs Ln. 9:30-4 specific tours 350 outdoor Calistoga 94515 by appt. Chimney rock Winery (707) 257-2641 Daily See hours 11, 1 $20-35 100 indoor Dog-friendly. 5350 Silverado Trail 10-5 by appt. 100 outdoor Napa 94558 Clark-Claudon Vineyards (707) 965-9393 M-F By appt. By appt. $50 Hiking trail, pairing. 1155 Mee Lane at Hwy. 29 8-5 Rutherford 94573 Cliff lede Vineyards (707) 944-8642 Daily See hours 1:00 $25-75 100 indoor Art, gardens, pairings. 1473 Yountville Cross Rd. (800) 428-2259 10-4 100 outdoor Yountville 94599 Clos du Val (707) 261-5200 Daily See hours 10:30, 2:30 $15-25 50 indoor Dog-friendly, gardens. 5330 Silverado Trail 10-5 by appt. 200 outdoor Napa 94558 Clos Pegase (707) 942-4981 Daily See hours Daily $20-50 500 indoor Caves, dog-friendly, gardens. 1060 Dunaweal Ln. 10:30-5 11:30, 2 500 outdoor Calistoga 94515 Conn Creek Winery (707) 963-9100 Daily See hours 10:30, 2 $20 25 indoor Blending experience. 8711 Silverado Trail (800) 793-7960 11-4 by appt. Blending St. Helena 94574 Sa 11-5 session: $95 Constant (707) 942-0707 Daily By appt. By appt. 25 indoor Dog-friendly, gardens. 2121 Diamond Mountain Rd. by appt. 35 outdoor Calistoga 94515 Continuum (707) 944-8100 By appt. By appt. By appt. 1677 Sage Canyon Rd. St. Helena 94574
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Corison Winery (707) 963-0826 daily By appt. By appt. $40-60 dog-friendly. 987 st. Helena Hwy. 10-5 st. Helena 94574 Cosentino Winery (707) 921-2896 daily see hours $15-35 7415 st. Helena Hwy. 10-6 Yountville 94599 Crocker & Starr (707) 967-9111 daily By appt. By appt. $60 50-150 Alfresco experience, wine and 700 dowdell Ln. 10-4 indoor charcuterie pairing. st. Helena 94574 Cuvaison Estate Wines (pg. 69) (707) 942-2468 daily By appt. $15-20 Cave tasting, dog-friendly. 4550 silverado trail N 10-5 sum. Calistoga 94515 11-4 winter Cuvaison Estate Wines (pg. 69) (707) 942-2455 daily By appt. By appt. spectacular views. 1221 duhig Rd. 10-5 Napa 94559 Darioush Winery (707) 257-2345 daily see hours By appt. $35 gardens. 4240 silverado trail 10:30-5 Napa 94588 David Arthur Vineyards (707) 963-5190 By appt. By appt. By appt. $50 210 Long Ranch Rd. st. Helena 94574 David Fulton Winery (707) 967-0719 daily By appt. By appt. $15 20 indoor 825 Fulton Ln. 11-4 50 outdoor st. Helena 94574 Del Dotto Caves (707) 963-2134 By appt. By appt. By appt. $30-60 Barrel tasting, cave, rare wine gallery. 1055 Atlas Peak Rd. 11-5 su-th Napa 94558 10-5 F-sa Del Dotto Estate Winery & Caves (707) 963-2134 By appt. By appt. By appt. $30-60 Barrel tasting, cave. 1445 st. Helena Hwy. s 11-5 su-th st. Helena 94574 10-5 F-sa Delectus Winery (707) 963-2134 M-sa 1:30, 3:30 $25 Barrel tasting, dog-friendly. 908 Enterprise Way #C 9-5:30 Barrel: Napa 94559 10:30 Domaine Carneros (map pg. H) (707) 257-0101 daily 10-6, 11, 1, 3 see hours Fee 100 indoor gardens, table service menu. 1240 duhig Rd. last pour: see hours based on 100 outdoor Napa 94559 5:45 selection Domaine Chandon (888) 242-6366 daily see hours 10:30, $18-30 40 indoor Art, gardens, restaurant. 1 California dr. (next to veterans Home) 10-5 11:30, 3 60 outdoor Yountville 94559 Duckhorn Vineyards (pg. 71) (888) 354-8885 daily By appt. 10, 12, $30-50 Art, gardens. 1000 Lodi Ln. 10-4 2:30 st. Helena 94574 Dutch Henry Winery (707) 942-5771 daily By appt. 10:30, Caves, dog-friendly, family-friendly, 4310 silverado trail 10-5 2:30 gardens. Calistoga 94515 by appt. Ehlers Estate (707) 963-5972 daily By appt. 11 $35-50 Art, barrel tasting, chocolate tasting, 3222 Ehlers Ln. 10:30-4 gardens. st. Helena 94574 by appt. Elyse Winery (707) 944-2900 daily By appt. 2100 Hoffman Ln. 10-5 Napa 94558 Envy Wines (707) 942-4670 daily By appt. $15 1170 tubbs Ln. 10:30-4:30 Calistoga 94515 Etude Wines (pg. 63) (707) 257-5300 daily Reserve $15-35 Bucolic setting, gardens. 1250 Cuttings Wharf Rd. 10-4:30 10, 1, 3 Napa 94558 by appt. Far Niente (707) 944-2861 daily By appt. By appt. $50 Limited Caves, gardens, historic site. 1350 Acacia dr. 10-3 Oakville 94562
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Farella-Park Vineyards (707) 254-9489 daily By appt. By appt. $20 2222 3rd Ave. 10-4 Napa 94558 by appt. Fleury Estate Winery (707) 967-8333 daily By appt. By appt. 950 galleron Rd. by appt. Rutherford 94573 Flora Springs Winery (707) 963-5711 M-sa By appt. By appt. gardens, pairing. 1978 W. Zinfandel Ln. by appt. st. Helena 94574 Foley Johnson Winery (707) 193-1980 daily By appt. Barrel tasting. 8350 st. Helena Hwy. 10-4 Rutherford 94573 Fontanella Family Winery (707) 252-1017 daily By appt. $35 Art, dog-friendly. 1721 Partrick Rd. 10-4 Napa 94558 by appt. Franciscan Oakville Estate (707) 967-3993 daily see hours By appt. $15-25 75 indoor gardens, wine seminars. 1178 galleron Rd./Hwy. 29 10-5 75 outdoor st. Helena 94574 Frank Family Vineyards (707) 942-0753 daily see hours $20-30 dog-friendly, gardens, historical 1091 Larkmead Ln. 10-5 landmark. Calistoga 94574 Freemark Abbey Winery (800) 963-9698 daily see hours By appt. $25-75 350 outdoor gardens, historical winery. 3022 st. Helena Hwy. N 10-5 st. Helena 94574 Frog’s Leap Winery (707) 963-4704 daily By appt. M-F gardens, historic site. 8815 Conn Creek Rd. 10-4, 10:30, 2:30 Rutherford 94573 by appt. by appt. Goosecross Cellars (707) 944-1986 daily By appt. By appt. 1119 state Ln. (800) 276-9210 10-4:30 Yountville 94599 Grgich Hills Estate (map pg. g) (707) 963-2784 daily see hours 10, 11, $20 90 indoor dog-friendly, gardens. 1829 st. Helena Hwy. 9:30-4:30 1:30, 3 100 outdoor grape stomp offered in sept/Oct. Rutherford 94573 by appt. Groth Vineyards & Winery (707) 754-4254 M-sa By appt. By appt. $25 Art, gardens. 750 Oakville Cross Rd. 10-4 Oakville 94562 by appt. Guilliams Vineyards (707) 963-9059 daily By appt. By appt. 3851 spring Mountain Rd. 10-5 st. Helena 94574 by appt. Hagafen Cellars (707) 252-0781 daily see hours By appt. Kosher. 4160 silverado trail 10-5 Napa 94558 by appt. Hall Rutherford (707) 967-2626 10-5:30 By appt. By appt. $60 Caves, dazzling reception areas. 56 Auberge Rd. Ruterford 94573 Hall Wines (707) 967-2626 daily see hours By appt. $20-60 200 indoor Art, dog-friendly, gardens. 401 st. Helena Hwy. 10-5:30 250 outdoor st. Helena 94574 Hans Fahden Vineyards (707) 942-6760 daily By appt. By appt. 85 indoor gardens, Weddings available. 5300 Mountain Home Ranch Rd. 10-4 100 outdoor Calistoga 94515 by appt. Hartwell Vineyards (707) 255-4269 tu-sa By appt. By appt. $35-85 Cave, pairings. 5795 silverado trail 10-4 Napa 94558 by appt. HdV - Hyde de Villaine (707) 251-9121 By appt. By appt. By appt. dog-friendly. 588 trancas st. Napa 94558 Heitz Wine Cellars (707) 963-3542 daily see hours M-F gardens. 436 st. Helena Hwy. s 11-4:30 by appt. st. Helena 94574
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Hendry Winery (707) 226-8320 daily By appt. By appt. $20 3104 Redwood Rd. 10-2 $40 tour Napa 94558 by appt. and tasting Hess Collection (707) 255-1144 daily see hours daily $10 Art, dog-friendly, gardens. 4411 Redwood Rd. Ext. 1 10-5:30 Napa 94558 Hill Wine Co. (707) 963-7000 By appt. By appt. By appt. $20-65 50 indoor Art, gardens, picnic lunch offered. 1001 silverado trail s 240 outdoor st. Helena 94574 Honig Vineyard & Winery (707) 963-5618 daily By appt. M-th, $10-25 dog-friendly, family-friendly. 850 Rutherford Rd. Ext. 318 10-4:30 10 Rutherford 94573 by appt. by appt. Hopper Creek Winery (707) 944-2139 daily By appt. $10 dog-friendly, family-friendly. 6204 Washington st. 10-5 Yountville 94599 Hourglass (707) 968-9332 By appt. By appt. By appt. 1104 Adams st. #103 st. Helena 94574 HUNNICUT (707) 251-9121 By appt. By appt. By appt. $25 Caves. 3524 silverado trail N st. Helena 94574 Inglenook (map pg. B) (707) 968-1100 daily see hours By appt. Cave, dog-friendly, family-friendly, 1991 st. Helena Hwy. 10-5 gardens, historic winery. Rutherford 94573 James Cole (707) 251-9905 daily By appt. $20-30 5014 silverado trail 10-5 Napa 94559
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Jamieson Ranch Vineyards (707) 254-8673 daily see hours By appt. $15 Art, barrel tour & tasting, gardens, 1 Kirkland Ranch Rd. Ext. 127 10-5 pairings, scenic views. Napa 94558 Jarvis Winery (707) 255-5280 daily By appt. By appt. $60 gardens, vintage tour, totally 2970 Mticello Rd. Ext. 150 9-5 underground. Napa 94558 by appt. Jericho Canyon Vineyard (707) 942-9665 daily By appt. By appt. Art, caves, garden. 3322 Old Lawley toll Rd. 11-4:30 Calistoga 94515 Joseph Phelps Vineyards (707) 963-2745 M-F By appt. $35-75 spectacular views, wine seminar 200 taplin Rd. 10-5 offered. st. Helena 94574 sa, su 10-4 Judd’s Hill Winery (707) 255-2332 daily By appt. Art, blending experience, gardens. 2332 silverado trail 10-4 Napa 94558 by appt. Keever Vineyards (707) 944-0910 M-sa By appt. By appt. Caves, dog-friendly, garden, 26 vineyard view dr. 10-3 pairings. Napa 94558 Kelham Vineyards (707) 963-2000 M-su By appt. By appt. 360 Zinfandel Ln. 10-4 st. Helena 94574 by appt. Kenzo Estate (707) 254-7572 daily By appt. By appt. Pairings. 3200 Mticello Rd. 10:30-4 Napa 94558 Kuleto Estate Winery (707) 302-2200 daily By appt. By appt. $40-60 30 indoor gardens, pairings, 2470 sage Canyon Rd. 10:30, 11:45, 150 outdoor spectacular views. st. Helena 94574 1, 2:30 Ladera Vineyards (707) 965-2445 daily By appt. 11-2 $25-50 Caves, gardens. 150 White Cottage Rd. 10-3:30 by appt. Angwin 94508 by appt. Laird Family Estate (707) 257-0360 daily see hours By appt. $20 Barrel tasting, dog-friendly. 5055 solano Ave. 10-5 Napa 94558 Larkmead Vineyards (707) 942-0167 daily By appt. dog-friendly, gardens. 1100 Larkmead Ln. 10-3:30 Calistoga 94515 by appt. Lava Vine (707) 942-9500 daily see hours $10 965 silverado trail 10-5 Calistoga 94515 Livingston-Moffett Winery (707) 965-3694 M-sa By appt. By appt. 340 West Ln. by appt. Angwin 94508 Long Meadow Ranch (707) 963-4555 daily see hours By appt. 40 indoor Art, gardens, hikes, olive oil tastings, 730 Main st. Ext. 161 11-6 300 outdoor wine tastings. st. Helena 94574 Louis Martini Winery (pg. 75) (707) 968-3361 daily see hours 11, 2 $5-25 150 indoor dog-friendly, gardens. 254 st. Helena Hwy. s 10-6 by appt. 150 outdoor st. Helena 94574 Luna Vineyards (707) 255-5862 daily see hours $15-25 75 indoor 2921 silverado trail Ext. 123 10-5 150 outdoor Napa 94558 Madonna Estate (707) 255-8864 daily see hours By appt. $5 dog-friendly, family-friendly. 5400 Old sonoma Rd. 10-5 Napa 94558 Madrigal Vineyards (707) 942-8619 daily By appt. By appt. 3718 N. st. Helena Hwy. 10-5 Calistoga 94515 by appt. Markham Vineyards (707) 963-5292 daily see hours By appt. $15-25 350 indoor Art, gardens. 2812 N. st. Helena Hwy. 10-5 st. Helena 94574
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WINERY PHONE HOURS TASTING TOURS FEES EVENTS FEATURES Mayacamas Vineyards (707) 224-4030 By appt. By appt. By appt. 1155 Lokoya Rd. Napa 94558 McKenzie-Mueller Vnyds & Winery (707) 252-0186 daily By appt. By appt. $10 2530 Las Amigas Rd. by appt. Napa 94559 Merryvale Vineyards (map pg. H)) (707) 963-7777 daily see hours By appt. $15-65 112 indoor Art, barrel tastings, dog-friendly 1000 Main st. 11-6:30 gardens, pairing. First winery built st. Helena 94574 by appt. in Napa valley after Prohibition. Michael Mondavi Family Estate (707) 256-2757 daily see hours $12-20 20 indoor 1285 dealy Ln. (pg. 69) 11-5 20 outdoor Napa 94559 Milat Vineyards (707) 963-0758 daily see hours $10 1091 st. Helena Hwy. s 10-5:30 st. Helena 94574 Miner Family Winery (707) 944-9500 daily see hours By appt. $20-50 40 indoor Cave. 7850 silverado trail 11-5 120 outdoor Oakville 94562 Monticello Vineyards (707) 253-2802 daily see hours By appt. dog-friendly, garden. 4242 Big Ranch Rd. 10-4:30 Napa 94558 Moss Creek Winery (707) 252-1295 By appt. By appt. By appt. 6015 steele Canyon Rd. Napa 94558 Mumm Napa (Back Cover) (707) 967-7700 daily 10-5 Hourly $8-40 75 indoor Ansel Adams photography collection, 8445 silverado trail (800) 686-6272 last seating: 10, 11, 250 outdoor dog-friendly, outdoor oak terrace, Rutherford 94573 4:45 1, 3 table service, vineyard setting. Napa Cellars (pg. 2) (800) 535-6400 daily see hours By appt. $5 gardens. 7481 st. Helena Hwy. 10-6 Oakville 94562 Neal Family Vineyards (707) 965-2800 M-F By appt. By appt. Cave, gardens. 716 Liparita Rd. 9-4 Angwin 94508 sa 9-5 Newton Vineyard (707) 963-9000 M-th By appt. By appt. $40 gardens. 2555 Madrone Ave. 10:30- 2:30 st. Helena 94574 by appt. Nichelini Winery (pg. 79) (707) 963-0717 M-th see hours self-guided Bocce ball, oldest single 2950 sage Canyon Rd. (Hwy. 128) (800) WE-tAstE by appt. by appt. family winery in the Napa valley. st. Helena 94574 F-su 11-5 Nickel & Nickel (707) 967-9600 M-F By appt. By appt. $50 Cave, gardens. 8164 st. Helena Hwy. 10-3:30 Oakville 94562 sa-su 10-2:30 O’Brien Estate (707) 252-8463 M-sa 10-5 By appt. By appt. $20 1200 Orchard Ave. su 11-5 Napa 94558 by appt. Odette Estate (707) 224-7533 daily By appt. By appt. $15-30 10 indoor Private lunch experience. 5998 silverado trail s 10:30-4 40 outdoor Napa 94558 by appt. Opus One (707) 944-9442 daily By appt. 10:30, $40 7900 st. Helena Hwy. 10-4 1:30, 2:30 Oakville 94562 by appt. by appt. Palmaz Vineyards (707) 226-5587 daily By appt. By appt. $60 Caves. 4029 Hagen Rd. 10-5 Napa 94558 Paoletti Estates Winery (707) 942-0689 daily By appt. By appt. Art, dog-friendly, gardens. 4501 silverado trail 11-5 Calistoga 94515 Paradigm (707) 944-1683 daily By appt. By appt. $25 dog-friendly, gardens. 1277 dwyer Rd. 10-4 Oakville 94562 by appt.
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Paraduxx (pg. 71) (707) 945-0890 daily By appt. By appt. $30-50 80 indoor Blending experiences, gardens. 7257 silverado trail 10-4 60 outdoor Yountville 94599 by appt. Peju Province Winery (map pg. B) (707) 963-3600 daily see hours By appt. $20 40 indoor Art, dog-friendly, gardens, 8466 st. Helena Hwy. 10-6 125 outdoor kitchen events. Rutherford 94573 Phoenix Ranch (707) 246-4562 By appt. 1531 Atlas Peak Rd. Napa 94558 Piña Cellars (707) 738 9328 daily see hours $20 8060 silverado trail 10-4 Rutherford 94573 Pine Ridge Winery (707) 252-9777 daily see hours 10, 12, 2 $20-40 25-150 Caves, dog-friendly, gardens. 5901 silverado trail 10:30-4:30 by appt. indoor Napa 94558 PlumpJack Winery (707) 945-1220 daily see hours $20 gardens. 620 Oakville Crossroad 10-4 Oakville 94558 Pope Valley Winery (707) 965-1246 daily see hours see hours $15 50 indoor Cave, dog-friendly, family-friendly. 6613 Pope valley Rd. 11-5 150 outdoor Pope valley 94567 Porter Family Vineyards (707) 927-0765 daily By appt. By appt. Outdoor and cave tastings offered. 1189 green valley Rd. 9-5 Napa 94558 Prager Winery & Port Works (707) 963-PORt daily By appt. $20 1281 Lewelling Ln. 10:30-4:30 st. Helena 94574 by appt. Pride Mountain Vineyards (707) 963-4949 W-M By appt. By appt. $10 4026 spring Mountain Rd. 10-3:45 st. Helena 94574 by appt. Provenance Vineyards (707) 968-3633 daily see hours $20-30 1695 st. Helena Hwy. 10-5 Rutherford 94573 Quintessa (707) 967-1601 daily By appt. By appt. $65 Caves, gardens, sit-down tastings at 1601 silverado trail 10-4 a private table. st. Helena 94574 by appt. Quixote Winery (707) 944-2659 tu-su By appt. 10, 12, $25 gardens, one of a kind in architecture. 6126 silverado trail by appt. 2, 4 Napa 94558 by appt. Rancho de las Flores Cellars (707) 942-5924 daily see hours By appt. $3 3942 silverado trail 11-4 Calistoga 94515 Raymond Vineyards (pg. 1) (707) 963-3141 daily see hours By appt. $20-30 Art, blending experience, 849 Zinfandel Ln. 10-4 dog-friendly, gardens. st. Helena 94574 Regusci Winery (707) 254-0403 daily see hours By appt. dog-friendly, gardens, historic 5584 silverado trail 10-5 winery, spectacular views. Napa 94558 Reid Family Vineyards (707) 252-3195 By appt. By appt. By appt. Bottle blending. 1020 Borrette Ln. Napa 94558 Revana Family Vineyards (707) 967-8814 daily By appt. By appt. $40 guided sit-down tasting exclusively 2930 st. Helena Hwy. N 10-4 by appointment. st. Helena 94574 by appt. Reverie Vineyard & Winery (707) 942-6800 daily By appt. By appt. Caves, gardens, wine tasting in the 1520 diamond Mountain Rd. 10-4 redwood grove. Calistoga 94515 by appt. Reynolds Family Winery (707) 258-2558 daily By appt. Barrel tasting, family-friendly. 3266 silverado trail 10-4:30 Napa 94559 by appt.
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WINERY PHONE HOURS TASTING TOURS FEES EVENTS FEATURES Ritchie Creek Vineyard (707) 963-4661 By appt. By appt. By appt. 4024 spring Mountain Rd. st. Helena 94574 Robert Biale Vineyards (707) 257-7555 daily By appt. $20 4038 Big Ranch Rd. 10-4 Napa 94558 Robert Keenan Winery (707) 963-9177 daily By appt. By appt. Beautiful views, picnic. 3660 spring Mountain Rd. 11-4 st. Helena 94574 by appt. Robert Mondavi Winery (pg. 79) (888) 766-6328 daily see hours see hours 75 indoor Art, gardens. 7801 st. Helena Hwy. 10-5 75 outdoor Oakville 94562 Robert Sinskey Vineyards (707) 944-9090 daily see hours By appt. $25 Barrel tasting, cave, family-friendly. 6320 silverado trail 10-4:30 Napa 94558 Rombauer Vineyards (707) 963-5170 daily see hours dog-friendly, gardens, 3522 silverado trail 10-5 spectacular hillside view. st. Helena 94574 Round Pond Estate (pg. 67) (707) 302-2575 daily By appt. By appt. $25 By appt. gardens. Fresh olive oils and 877 Rutherford Crossroad 11-3:30 barrel-aged red wine vinegars Rutherford 94573 by appt. are offered. Rudd Vineyards & Winery (707) 944-8577 tu-F By appt. By appt. $80 Cave, gardens. 500 Oakville Crossroad by appt. Oakville 94562 RustRidge Winery (707) 965-9353 daily By appt. By appt. dog-friendly, hiking. grounds include 2910 Lower Chiles valley Rd. 10-4 a thoroughbred racehorse breeding st. Helena 94574 by appt. and training facility and a B&B inn.
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Rutherford Grove Winery (707) 963-0544 daily see hours $15-25 50 indoor Art, bocce ball, dog-friendly, garden, 1673 st. Helena Hwy. 10-4:30 500 outdoor picnic. Rutherford 94573
Rutherford Hill Winery (707) 963-1871 daily see hours daily $20-30 Cave, gardens. 200 Rutherford Hill Rd. 10-5 11:30, Rutherford 94573 1:30, 3:30
Rutherford Ranch Winery (707) 968-3200 daily see hours $10-15 Art, chocolate pairing, dog-friendly, 1680 silverado trail s 10-4:30 family-friendly, gardens. st. Helena 94574
Saddleback Cellars (707) 944-1305 daily By appt. $20 dog-friendly, family-friendly. 7802 Mey Rd. 10-4 Oakville 94562 by appt.
St. Clement Vineyards (pg. 63) (800) 331-8266 daily see hours By appt. $20-35 dog-friendly, gardens. 2867 st. Helena Hwy., N 10-5 st. Helena 94574 except tu
St. Supéry Vineyards & Winery (707) 963-4507 daily see hours By appt. $15-25 150 indoor Art, dog-friendly, gardens. 8440 st. Helena Hwy. (map pg. g) 10-5 250 outdoor Rutherford 94573 Saintsbury (707) 252-0592 daily By appt. gardens. 1500 Los Carneros Ave. 10-4 Napa 94559 Salvestrin Winery (707) 963-5105 daily By appt. By appt. $25 397 Main st. 10-4 st. Helena 94574 by appt. Schramsberg Vineyards (707) 942-4558 daily By appt. By appt. $40 Cave, gardens. 1400 schramsberg Rd. 10-4 Calistoga 94515 Schweiger Vineyards (707) 963-4882 daily By appt. By appt. $20-35 50 indoor gardens, great views, pairings. 4015 spring Mountain Rd. 10-4 75 outdoor st. Helena 94574 by appt. Seavey Vineyard (707) 963-8339 M-sa By appt. By appt. $25 Cave, historical farm. 1310 Conn valley Rd. by appt. st. Helena 94574 Sequoia Grove Vineyards (707) 944-2945 daily see hours $15 Art, dog-friendly, gardens. 8338 st. Helena Hwy. 10:30-5 Rutherford 94573 Shafer Vineyards (707) 944-2877 M-F By appt. By appt. $55 Cave. 6154 silverado trail 9-4 Napa 94558 by appt. Sherwin Family Vineyards (707) 963-1154 daily By appt. Bocce ball. 4060 spring Mountain Rd. 10-3 st. Helena 94574 Signorello Estate (pg. 67) (707) 255-5990 daily By appt. 20 indoor Art, dog-friendly, gardens, pairings, 4500 silverado trail 10-5 80 outdoor views. Napa 94558
Silenus Vintners (707) 299-3930 daily By appt. $15-20 dog-friendly. 5225 solano Ave. 10-4 Napa 94558
Silver Oak Cellars - Napa Valley (707) 942-7026 M-sa 9-5 see hours daily $20 gardens. 915 Oakville Crossroad su 11-5 1:30 Oakville 94562 by appt.
Silverado Vineyards (707) 257-1770 daily see hours By appt. $15-75 80 indoor Art, views. 6121 silverado trail 10-4:30 40 outdoor Napa 94558
Sky Vineyards (707) 935-1391 By appt. 1500 Lokoya Rd. Napa 94558
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Smith-Madrone Vineyards & Winery (707) 963-2283 M-Sa By appt. By appt. 4022 Spring Mountain Rd. 10-4 St. Helena 94574 by appt. Somerston Estate Winery (pg. A) (707) 967-8414 Daily By appt. By appt. Barrel tasting, signature tour. 3450 Sage Canyon Rd. by appt. St. Helena 95474 Spelletich Family Wine Company (707) 363-5757 Daily By appt. $20-55 300 indoor Art, dog-friendly, wine and 2545 Napa Valley Corp. Way, Ste. C 10-5 chocolate tasting. Napa 94558 Spottswoode Winery (707) 963-0134 M-F By appt. 10 $45 tour Art, gardens, historic. 1902 Madrona Ave. 9-5 by appt. St. Helena 94574 Spring Mountain Vineyard (707) 967-4188 Daily By appt. By appt. $25-100 Cave, gardens. 2805 Spring Mountain Rd. 10:30-3:30 St. Helena 94574 by appt. Staglin Family Vineyard (707) 963-3994 M-F By appt. By appt. $75 Barrel tasting, cave, gardens. 1570 Bella Oaks Ln. by appt. Rutherford 94573 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars (707) 261-6441 Daily See hours By appt. $15-30 60 indoor Gardens. 5766 Silverado Trail 10-4:30 Napa 94558 Stags’ Leap Winery (pg. 63) (707) 944-1303 Daily By appt. By appt. $55 60 indoor Historical tour. 6150 Silverado Trail by appt. 60 outdoor Napa 94558
Sterling Vineyards (707) 942-3344 M-F See hours See hours $25 100 indoor Aerial tram, art, gardens, self-guided 1111 Dunaweal Ln. 10:30-4:30 winery tour. Calistoga 94515 Sa-Su 10-5
Stony Hill Vineyard (707) 963-2636 M-F By appt. By appt. $25 Gardens. Spring Mountain by appt. St. Helena 94574
Storybook Mountain Vineyards (707) 942-5310 M-Sa By appt. By appt. $25 Century-old caves, gardens. 3835 Hwy. 128 by appt. Calistoga 94515
Sullivan Vineyards (707) 963-9646 Daily By appt. By appt. $25-50 50 indoor Art, dog-friendly, gardens, pairings. 1090 Galleron Rd. (877) BIG-REDS 10-5 300 outdoor Rutherford 94573
Summers Winery (707) 942-5508 Daily See hours Dog-friendly, family-friendly. 1171 Tubbs Ln. 10:30-4:30 Calistoga 94515
Summit Lake Vineyards & Winery (707) 965-2488 Daily By appt. By appt. $10 2000 Summit Lake Dr. by appt. Angwin 94508
Sutter Home Winery (pg. 2) (707) 963-3104 Daily See hours Extensive gift shop featuring local 277 St. Helena Hwy. S 10-5 gourmet foods and specialty items, St. Helena 94574 family-friendly.
Swanson Vineyards & Winery (707) 754-4018 W-M By appt. $25-65 Art, gardens, salon tasting. 1271 Manley Ln. by appt. Rutherford 94573
Tamber Bay (707) 942-2100 Daily By appt. By appt. $15-45 Art, family-friendly, pet-friendly, 1251 Tubbs Ln. 10-6 scenic views. Calistoga 94515 by appt.
Tedeschi (707) 337-6835 Daily By appt. By appt. Barrel tasting, small family-owned 2779 Grant St. 10-6 winery. Calistoga 94515
Terra Valentine (707) 967-8340 Daily By appt. By appt. $45 Views. 3787 Spring Mountain Rd. by appt. St. Helena 94574
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The Terraces (707) 963-1707 Daily By appt. By appt. Four-wheel drive vineyard tour. 1450 Silverado Trail 10-5 Rutherford 94573
Trefethen Vineyards (707) 255-7700 Daily See hours By appt. $15-25 Dog-friendly, gardens. 1160 Oak Knoll Ave. (866) 895-7696 10-4:30 Napa 94558
Tres Sabores (707) 967-8027 By appt. By appt. By appt. Dog-friendly, working winery with 1620 South Whitehall Ln. animals and gardens. St. Helena 94574
Trinchero Napa Valley (pg. 2) (707) 963-1160 Daily Daily By appt. Gardens. 3070 N. St. Helena Hwy. 10-5 10-5 St. Helena 94574
Truchard Vineyards (707) 253-7153 M-F By appt. By appt. Cave, gardens. 3234 Old Sonoma Rd. some Sa Napa 94559 by appt.
Tudal Winery (707) 963-3947 Daily By appt. By appt. Dog-friendly, gardens. 1015 Big Tree Rd. 10-4 St. Helena 94574 by appt.
Tulocay Winery (707) 255-4064 Daily By appt. By appt. 1426 Coombsville Rd. by appt. Napa 94558
Turnbull Wine Cellars (707) 963-5839 Daily See hours By appt. $15-25 100 indoor Art, barrel tasting, dog-friendly, 8210 St. Helena Hwy. 10-5 100 outdoor family-friendly, gardens. Oakville 94562
Twomey Cellars (800) 505-4850 M-Sa See hours By appt. $10 1183 Dunaweal Ln. 10-5 Calistoga 94515 Su 11-5
V. Satui Winery (pg. 83) (707) 963-7774 Daily See hours Self-guided $10-15 250 indoor Cheese shop, deli, dog-friendly, St. Helena Hwy./1111 White Ln. 9-6 summer by appt. 300 outdoor gardens, gifts. St. Helena 94574 9-5 winter Weddings available.
Van Der Heyden Vineyards (707) 257-0130 Daily See hours $10 Barrel tasting, dog-friendly, family- 4057 Silverado Trail 10-6 friendly. Napa 94558
Venge Vineyards (707) 942-9100 W-Su By appt. By appt. Private 90-minute sit-down tasting. 4708 Silverado Trail 10:30-2:30 Calistoga 94515
Viader Vineyards (707) 963-3816 Daily By appt. 10, Dog-friendly, family-friendly, 1120 Deer Park Rd. 10-4 by appt. gardens, panoramic views. Deer Park 94576 by appt.
Vincent Arroyo Winery (707) 942-6995 Daily By appt. 2361 Greenwood Ave. 10-4 Calistoga 94515 by appt.
Vin Roc Wine Caves (707) 265-0943 Limited By appt. By appt. $35 Barrel tasting, cave. 4069 Atlas Peak Rd. hours - Napa 94558 call
Vine Cliff (707) 944-1364 Daily By appt. By appt. $25 Barrel-aging cellars, caves, gardens, 7400 Silverado Trail 10-5 pond. Napa 94558
Vineyard 29 (707) 967-5440 M-Sa By appt. By appt. Caves. 2929 St. Helena Hwy. 9-5 St. Helena 94574
Vineyard 7 & 8 (707) 963-9425 Limited By appt. Barrel tasting, cave. 4028 Spring Mountain Rd. hours - St. Helena 94574 call
Volker Eisele Family Estate (707) 965-2260 Limited By appt. By appt. 3080 Lower Chiles Valley Rd. hours - St. Helena 94574 call
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WINERY PHONE HOURS TASTING TOURS FEES EVENTS FEATURES
Fees and hours subject to change. Most wineries closed major holidays.
Von Strasser Winery (707) 942-0930 Daily By appt. Last tour: Caves, dog-friendly. 1510 Diamond Mountain Rd. 10:30-4:30 3:30 Calistoga 94515 by appt.
Whitehall Lane Winery (800) 963-9454 Daily See hours By appt. $10-25 Dog-friendly, gardens. 1563 St. Helena Hwy. S Ext. 2 10-6 St. Helena 94574
White Rock Vineyards (707) 257-7922 Daily By appt. By appt. Caves, dog-friendly, tour with owner 1115 Loma Vista Dr. 9-6 or winemaker. Napa 94558 William Cole Vineyards (707) 963-6100 Limited By appt. By appt. $75 2849 St. Helena Hwy. hours - St. Helena 94574 call
William Harrison Vineyards (707) 963-8310 Daily See hours Dog-friendly, family-friendly. 1443 Silverado Trail 11-5 St. Helena 94574
William Hill Estate (pg. 75) (707) 265-3024 Daily By appt. By appt. $12-20 Dog-friendly, gardens, spectacular 1761 Atlas Peak Rd. 10-5 tasting views. Napa 94558 by appt. $25-50 tour
Zahtila Vineyards (707) 942-9251 Daily See hours By appt. $10-25 Dog-friendly, gardens. 2250 Lake County Hwy. 10-5 Calistoga 94515 ZD Wines (800) 487-7757 Daily See hours See hours $10-40 Barrel tasting, gardens. 8383 Silverado Trail 10-4:30 Napa 94558
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TASTING ROOM/WINE SHOP HOURS COMMENTS TASTING ROOM/WINE SHOP HOURS COMMENTS
NAPA 1313 Main/Cal Wine Tu-Th 4-10 A sophisticated wine bar featuring 1,300 1313 Main St. 258-1313 F-Sa 2-1am/Su 2-10 rotating labels of fine wines.
Back Room Wines M-W 10-7 Specializes in selling undiscovered wine First and Main St. 226-1378 Th-F 10-8/Su 12-7 gems that could be the cult wines of tomorrow.
Bounty Hunter Rare Wines Su-Th 11-10 Owner Mark Pope tracks down the hottest 975 First St. (800)943-9463, pg. 92-93 F-Sa 11-12 wines the world has to offer.
Bourassa Vineyards M-Sa 10-4 A luxurious lounge where expert staff will 190 Camino Oruga 254-4922 by appt. guide you through award-winning vintages.
Ca’Momi Enoteca (pg. 111) Daily 7:30-9 Handcrafted wines to enjoy at mealtime. 610 First St. 257-4992
Carpe Diem Su-Th 4-10 The philosophy: To encourage people to 1001 2nd St. 224-0800 F-Sa 4-11 enjoy life and its many wonders with wine.
Ceja Tasting Salon Su-Th 11-6 Taste and purchase award-winning wines and 1248 First St. 226-6445 F-Sa 4-11 gourmet food items; view local art.
Falcor Daily 10-5 Wine and food pairing that may include 2511 Napa Valley Corp. Dr., #115 255-6070 appt. preferred lunch, dinner or private event.
Gustavo Thrace M-Sa 12-6 Thrace runs the tasting room and pours 1021 McKinstry 257-6796 Su 12-5 current releases as well as other wines.
John Anthony Wine Lounge Su-W 10-10 Enjoy John Anthony wines by the glass or1440 First St. 265-7711 Th-Sa 10-12 am in a flight. The ambience is hip and modern.
Mark Herold Wines Daily 12-7 Specializes in Cabernet Sauvignon. 710 First St. 256-3111 Closed W
Mason Cellars, pg. 64 Th-M Set in a casual atmosphere with local 714 First St. 255-0658 11-5:30 artists’ paintings and complimentary tastings.
Naked Wines Su-W 11-10 Taste over 40 wines from more than 1141 Fiirst St. 786-6287 Th-Sa 11-11 40 independent winemakers.
Napa General Store Daily 11:30-5:30 Dozens of small-production wines from 540 Main St. 259-0762 off-the-beaten-path wineries await you.
Oxbow Wine Merchant Su 10-9/M-W 9-9 Wine & cheese from artisanal producers 610 First St. 257-5200 Th-Sa 9-10 worldwide—all in one beautiful setting.
Patz & Hall Tasting Salon W-Su Handcrafted small-lot and single vineyard 851 NV Corporate Way, Ste. A 265-7700 by appt. wines are offered at seated tastings by appt.
pureCru W-Th 11-9 A small producer of NV wines designed to 1463 1st St. 226-3046 F-Sa 11-11,Su 11-7 enhance fine cuisines of the world.
Robert Craig Winery M-Sa 10-4 by appt. Enjoy the peaceful setting adjacent to the 625 Imperial Way 252-2250 x1 Su 11-4 River while sipping silky-smooth Cabernets.
Silenus Vintners Daily 10-4 A collection of Artisan Winemaker Wines. 5225 Solano Ave. 299-3930 by appt.
St. Claire Brown Daily 11-8 Handcrafted and small-lot wines. 850 Vallejo St. 255-5591
Stonehedge Winery Tu-St 12-6 Enjoy limited production and artisanal wines 1004 Clinton St. 256-4444 x305 that reflect the Valley’s microclimates.
NAPA continuedTaste at Oxbow M-W 12-6 Featuring the wines of Waterstone and 708 1st St. at Oxbow 256-9600 Th-Su 12-7 Mahoney Vineyards along with gourmet food.
Trahan/Prime Cellars Su-Th 12-6 Rare vineyard-designated wines from two 974 Franklin St. 257-7477 F-Sa 11-7 wineries—promising double the pleasure.
Trinitas Daily 11-7 Sun, Soil and Humanity—ingredients for the 875 Bordeaux Way 251-3012 perfect wine. Enjoy tasting in the Estate cave.
Twenty Rows Tu-Su 11-5 Napa Valley wines that you can drink every 880 Vallejo St. 265-7750 day.
Uncorked at Oxbow Daily 12-7 Features Ahnfeldt and Carducci wines. 605 First St. 927-5864
Vermeil Wines Su-W 10-10 Features Coach Dick Vermeil’s winning wines. 1018 First St. 254-9881 Th-Sa 10-11
Vintners Collective Daily 11-6 Housed in a historic stone building and 1245 Main St. 255-7150 offers a range of outstanding wines.
YOUNTVILLEGirard Winery Daily 11-7 The elegant yet rustic tasting room sets 6795 Washington St. 968-9297 x1 the mood for tasting delicious wines.
Hestan M-Sa 11-7 Taste limited production wines. Gourmet 6548 Washington St. 945-1002 Su 11-6 cookware is also available for purchase.
Hill Family Estate Daily 10-6 Enjoy a unique experience tasting wines in 6512 Washington St. 944-9580 a salon-like atmosphere inside Antique Fair.
hope & grace M-Sa 10:30-5:30 Relax on comfortable sofas and enjoy 6540 Washington St. 944-2500 Su 11:30-4:30 fine wines.
Jessup Cellars Daily 10-6 Handcrafted, small-production wines 6740 Washington St. 944-8523 combined with a great tasting experience.
Ma(i)sonry, pg. 68 Daily 10-7 A gallery of wines and contemporary art 6711 Washington St. 944-0889 paired in a historic setting. Tasting nook.
Page Wine Cellars Th-Tu 1-6 Unique tasting room with unique wines. 6505 Washington St. 944-2339
Somerston’s Priest Ranch, pg. A Daily 11-7 A comfortable, sophisticated setting for 6488 Washington St. 944-8200 enjoying wine, artisan cheeses and chocolate.
V Wine Cellar Daily 10-7 Full tasting bar and lounge as well as wine 6525 Washington St. 531-7053 retailer.
OAkVILLE/rUThErfOrdElizabeth Spencer Daily 10-6 Special cottage tastings, evening tastings and 1165 Rutherford Rd. 963-6067 courtyard table tastings by appt.
Menage à Trois/Napa Cellars, pg. 2 Daily 10-6 Taste a beautiful “dance of flavors” in wines 7481 So. St. Helena Hwy. 944-2565 offered at Napa Cellars and enjoy a picnic.
The Tasting Room-Napa Wine Co. Daily 10-4:30 The tasting room is host to more than 20 7830 St. Helena Hwy. 944-1710 alternating proprietors.
TasTing rooms & wine shops
Hours and tastings change regularly; call ahead to confirm times and fees. All phone numbers (707) area code unless otherwise noted.
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Hours and tastings change regularly; call ahead to confirm times and fees. All phone numbers (707) area code unless otherwise noted.
olive oil tastinGsCoMPANY AddreSS PHoNe HourS CoMMeNtS
long Meadow ranch 738 Main St. 963-4555 Daily 11-5 Sample organic Napa Valley Select Extra Virgin Olive Oil. St. Helena 94574
lucero olive oil 1012 First St. 255-4645 Su-W 10-10 Peruse a selection of artisan products – olive oils, balsamic vinegars, table Napa 94559 Th-Sa 10-11 olives, tapenades and gourmet mustards.
Napa Valley olive oil Company 835 Charter Oak St. 963-4173 Daily 9-5 This California extra virgin olive oil has been pleasing palates for over 80 St. Helena 94574 years.
Napa Valley olive oil Company 1331 First St. 265-6866 Daily 10-6 Sample from 50 different types of extra virgin olive oils and vinegars. Napa 94559
the olive Press 600 First St. 226-2579 M-Sa 11-7 Award-winning California extra virgin olive oils along Napa 94559 Su 11-6 with a variety of vinegars for pairings.
round Pond estate, pg. 67 886 Rutherford Rd. 302-2575 Daily 10, Lite garden to table experience with up to seven tastings, four person Rutherford 94573 12:30, 3:30 minimum.
Spice Island Marketplace 2555 Main St. Daily 11, 3, 5 Three oils will be tasted alone and then with different food components. St. Helena 94574
BReweRy tastinGs 1313 Main 1313 Main St. 258-1313 Tu-Th 4-10 International and domestic bottled beer. Napa 94559 F-Sa 2-1am Su 2-10
Bilco’s 1234 Third St. 226-7506 M-W 12-1am 60 microbrews and imports on tap. Napa 94559 Th-Sa 12-2am Su 12-12am
Calistoga Inn & Brewery 1250 Lincoln Ave. 942-4101 Daily 11-8 Four principle beers as well as other seasonal beers are offered. Calistoga 94515
downtown Joe’s 902 Main St. 258-2337 Daily 8am-1am Six special recipes year round and always an addition or two to celebrate Napa 94559 the season.
Fish Story 790 Main St. 251-5600 Daily 11:30-2 House brewed Fish Story Ale on tap. Napa 94559 5:30-9:30
Napa Smith Brewery 1 Executive Way 251-5600 Daily 11-8 Only production brewery. Onsite brewpub includes “beer flight” tastings Napa 94559 with ten beers on tap.
CoMPANY AddreSS PHoNe HourS CoMMeNtS
ST. HELENAA dozen Vintners Daily 10-5 Collective tasting room for vintners 3000 Hwy. 29 967-0666 who are off the beaten path.
Clif Family Winery at Velo Vino Daily 10-6 Unique tasting experiences from food and 709 Main St. 968-0625 wine pairings to bike tours through vineyards.
Flora Springs Daily 10-5 A beautiful, relaxed atmosphere with 677 So. St. Helena Hwy. 967-8032 top-rated wines.
Materra|Cunat Family Daily 11:30-5 Crafted wines from the grapes in the 1426 Main St. 244-4600 Oak Knoll District.
St. Helena Wine Center Su 10-5:30 A respected wine shop where knowledgeable 1321 Main St. 963-1313 M-Sa 10-6 staff will help you find the ideal bottle of wine.
VGS Chateau Potelle Daily 10-5 Artisan wines: built from the heart— 1200 Dowedell St. 255-9440 by appt. crafted by the hands. vgschateaupotella.com
tastinG Rooms & wine sHopstAStING rooM/WINe SHoP HourS CoMMeNtS tAStING rooM/WINe SHoP HourS CoMMeNtS
CALISTOGACalistoga Wine Stop Daily 10-6 Specializes in wines from producers with 1458 Lincoln Ave. #2 942-5556 smaller productions.
enoteca Wine Shop Daily A unique wine-tasting setting, created by 1348 Lincoln Ave. 942-1117 11:30-5:30 renowned painter Carlo Marchiori.
rios Wine Daily 10:30-6 A family tradition with limited production 1307 Lincoln Ave. Ste. A 942-1376 of Napa Valley wines.
Vermeil Wines/onthedge Winery Su-Th 10-5:30 The Vermeils and the Frediani Family’s 1255 Lincoln Ave. 341-3054 F-Sa 10-8 grapes are a winning combination.
W. H. Smith Wines Daily 11-5:30 Settle in at the bar or the window nook 1367 Lincoln Ave. 942-1194 Closed W to taste some or all of the new releases.
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ALFRESCO DININGThis Italian term literally means “out in the fresh air.”
Alfresco dining is a great option in the Napa Valley where indoor
spaces naturally flow to the outdoors. It is the perfect place
to dine outdoors because the average daytime temperature
is between 65°F and 85°F during three seasons of the year.
You can experience patios or terraces with vineyard views,
panoramic views and golf course views and even dine near an
outdoor fireplace. If the weather is cool, many restaurants will
have outdoor heaters to take off the chill.
CALIFORNIA AND/OR WINE COUNTRY CUISINE In this style of restaurant, the chef uses the freshest ingredients
possible. Since California supports so much diverse
agriculture, this is easier to do year-round and Napa Valley
chefs have embraced the philosophy to the point of farm-
to-table freshness. Fusion of different cooking styles is
also a characteristic of this cuisine and strong attention to
presentation is important. The chef may buy ingredients from
a nearby ranch or a local farmers’ market or even grow some
items on-site. Menus may change daily depending upon what
is in season and at the peak of quality at the local market. Alice
Waters, the chef at Chez Panisse in Berkeley, is credited with
creating the California Cuisine culinary style.
TAPAS OR SMALL PLATESThe Spanish culture brings us this great tradition and allows
us to sample a variety of tastes that showcase a chef ’s culinary
talents. Tapas literally means “covers,” which were small food
bowls put on the tops of wineglasses to keep flies out. In a
tapas bar, these small plates are a great way to pair a variety of
different tastes with the many wonderful wines of the Valley. It
is acceptable to share tapas and is also encouraged.
CORKAGEThis is the charge for opening a bottle of wine brought to a
restaurant. Bringing your own bottle of wine to a restaurant may
be frowned upon in other parts of the country, but is a common
practice in the Napa Valley. If you bring a bottle purchased at a
winery or wine shop, expect to pay $10-20 per bottle in corkage
fees. There are exceptions, so ask when you make a reservation.
Some restaurants will waive the corkage fee if you buy another
bottle from their wine list. A good option is to take a red varietal
and buy a white wine from the restaurant’s wine list. Don’t bring
an inexpensive wine because it may cost more with the corkage
fee than if you buy the house wine at the restaurant.
LEFT: Shrimp & Grits from Pear Southern Bistro in Napa
CENTER: Mary’s Organic Chicken from the Grill at Meadowood in St. Helena
RIGHT: Dessert from Auberge du Soleil
OPPOSITE: Daily meeting between chef and staff before opening the doors.
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Steamed Manila Clams Pork Belly, Lime, Basil 13
Smoked Salmon and Fromage Blanc Tartine Lemon 13
Wild Mushrooms Red Wine Jus 12
Roasted Bone Marrow Horseradish Crust, Grilled Bread 15
Ahi Tuna Tartare Wakame, Dashi Gelée 18
Wild Shrimp Orange Glaze, Peppers, Black Olive Caramel 16
Hong Kong Wings Soy Lime Vinaigrette 11
Soy Braised Short Ribs Kimchi, Pickles 18
Sautéed Bloomsdale Spinach Shallots 7
Raw Oysters on the Half Shell 3.25 each
Pommes Frites Aïoli 8
Crispy Monterey Bay Calamari Lemon Yogurt Sauce 17
Grilled Flatbread Hummus, Eggplant Caviar, Sun-dried Tomatoes 17
Little Gem Salad Caesar Dressing, Boccarones 15 with Grilled Chicken 21
Chopped Cobb Romaine, Chicken, Bacon, Avocado, Beets, Mimosa 23
Asian Shrimp Salad Crispy Rice Galette, Crunchy Vegetables, Avocado 24
small plates/salads large plates desserts
Located at 180 Rutherford Hill Road, just north of Route 128, east from Silverado Trail. Aubergedusoleil.com707-967-3111Open Daily: 11am - 11pm. Full bar. More than 25 wines by the glass. American Express, Visa, MasterCard and Discover.Executive Chef–Robert CurryExecutive Pastry Chef–Paul LemieuxMenu and prices subject to change.
Charcuterie Accompanied by Crouton, Caper Berries, Cornichon, & Whole Grain Mustard Chef ’s Selection of Four 28, Your Choice of Three 24
Local Artisan Cheese Presentation Chef ’s Selection of Four Cheeses Handcrafted by California Fromagerie 32
Portobello Mushroom Panini Balsamic Red Onions, California Jack, Pesto, Tomato Cucumber Salad 17
Grilled Salmon “Open Face” Cucumbers, Dill, Olive, Pasta & Pesto Salad 27
Fusilli Pasta Squash, Arugula, Cherry Tomatoes, Bellwether Ricotta 18 with Crispy Pancetta 21
Wild Shrimp Risotto Heirloom Tomatoes, Tarragon, Yuzu Emulsion 30
Three Cheese Margherita Pizza 18 Choice of Prosciutto, Pepperoni, or Mushrooms 3 per item
Grilled Auberge BurgerTraditional Garnish, Pommes Frites with Jack, Cheddar or Blue Cheese 19 Add Bacon, Mushrooms or Avocado 3 per item
Prime New York Beef Stilton, Heirloom Tomatoes, Bordelaise Vinaigrette 35
Auberge Torte au Chocolat Hazelnut Daquoise, House Made Gianduja 12
Filo Wrapped Chocolate Dumplings Tarragon Ice Cream, Arbequina Olive Oil 12
Philo Gold Apple Tart Lemon Pudding, Anise Cream, King David Apple Sorbet 12
Profiteroles Vanilla Bean Ice Cream, Chocolate Sauce 12
Trio of Seasonal Fruit Sorbets 12
Coupe de Glace 12
Auberge Cookie Plate 9 cookies baked to order 19
The bisTro & bar auberge Du soleil
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White Corn Soup Rock Crab, Chervil Oil
Poached Maine Lobster Watermelon, Basil, Yuzukosho
Roasted Pork Belly Kimchi, Jasmine Rice Congee, Slow Cooked Egg, Peanuts
Day Boat Scallop Saffron Potato Purée, Monterey Bay Squid, Hijiki, Salmon Roe
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Wild King Salmon Glazed Pork Belly, Eggplant Tempura, Chanterelles, Seasoned Dashi
Hopper Shrimp Risotto Heirloom Tomatoes, Tarragon, Yuzu Emulsion
Seared Ahi Tuna Octopus, Chickpeas, Chorizo, Nicoise Olives, Zucchini, Tomato Jus
Hand Made Tagliatelle Ricotta Stuffed Squash Blossom, Oven Roasted Tomatoes, Niçoise Olives
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Local Lamb Potato Gnocchi, Hearts of Palm, English Peas, Red Curry Wine Sauce
Paine Farm Squab Grilled Little Gem, Fried Flatbread, Black Garlic Vinaigrette
Prime Beef Pavé White Corn, Padrón Peppers, Romano Beans, Molé
Liberty Farms Duck Pear & Endive Salad, Marcona Almonds, Verbena Sauce
menu prix Fixe menu desserts
Located at 180 Rutherford Hill Road, just North of Route 128, East on Silverado Trail. Aubergedusoleil.comDaily: Breakfast 7am - 11am; Lunch 11:30am - 2:30pm; Brunch (Sat/Sun) 11:30am - 2:15pm; Dinner 5:30pm - 9:30pm. Full bar. Private dining facilities. Reservations suggested, 707-967-3111. American Express, Visa, MasterCard and Discover.Executive Chef–Robert CurryExecutive Pastry Chef–Paul LemieuxMenu and prices subject to change.
Osetra Caviar King Salmon Tartare, Crème Fraîche Pudding, Slow Cooked Quail Egg, Brioche
NV Billecart-Salmon Brut Rose Champagne-France
Day Boat Scallop Garnet Yam Purée, Miso, Brussels Sprouts, Pomegranate
2010 Mark Brédif “Classic” Chenin Blanc Vouvary-France
Veal Sweetbreads Chanterelles, Apples, Horseradish, Watercress
2008 Taft Street “Garagistes” Pinot Noir Rus-sian River Valley
Paine Farm Squab Buttermilk, Grilled Little Gem, Fried Flatbread, Black Garlic Vinaigrette
2009 Spotted Owl “Lev’s Cuvée” Mount Veeder-Napa Valley
Pancetta Wrapped Venison Tournedos Kohlrabi, Chestnuts, Persimmon, Huckleberry Sauce
2007 Chateau de Pez Cabernet Sauvignon Saint Estéphe Bordeaux-France
Valrhona Guanaja Crémeux Chocolate Velvet Cake, Garden Mint Ice Cream
1990 Mas Amiel Vin du Natural Maury-France
Six Courses, 150Wine Pairings, 72
Crisp Filo Wrapped Chocolate Dumplings Tarragon Ice Cream, Arbequina Olive Oil
Apple Cider Doughnuts Calvados Sabayon, Green Apple Sorbet
Valrhona Guanaja Cremeux Chocolate Velvet Cake, Garden Mint Ice Cream, Soft Cream
N.Y. Style Cheesecake Huckleberries, Toasted Meringue, Douglas-Fir Streusel
Warm Pumpkin Cake Cinnamon Marshmallow, Sweet Tooth Espresso Ice Cream, Hazelnuts
Salted Caramel Ice Cream Lemon Poached Pear, Marzipan Cake, Anise Biscotti Crumbs
auberge Du soleil
135 for 5 courses; 125 for 4 courses; 105 for 3 courses (2 plus dessert)
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House Marinated Olives Four different types of olives marinated with orange peel, fresh herbs and slivered garlic 5.5
Charcuterie Plate A plate of local artisan and imported cured meats served with cornichon pickles, two types of mustard and baguette 15
Chef ’s Cheese Plate Four great cheeses served with toasted almonds, candied pecans, fresh fruit and baguette 15
Artichoke Spinach Dip Slow roasted artichoke hearts, spinach, peppers, fresh garlic and Parmigiano-Reggiano—a wine bar favorite 13
Cup of Soup Please ask your Wine Slinger for the kitchen’s creation 5
Seasonal Market Salad Local field greens, seasonal fresh fruit and slow roasted maple-herb pecans, lightly dressed with our aged Balsamic vinaigrette. (Take it up a notch by adding one of our artisan cheeses for an additional $4) 7.5
Caesar Salad / Chicken Caesar Salad Rich, creamy house-made Caesar dressing coats crisp, whole romaine leaves topped with shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano and sourdough crisps. 8.5/12
starters/salads main COurses desserts
975 First Street, Napa 94559
Phone: (707) 226-3976
Open everyday 11am – 10 pm
(Open until midnight Friday and Saturday)
Happy Hour Monday – Friday 3 – 6 pm
AX, MC, Visa
www.bountyhunterwinebar.com
Menu and prices subject to change.
The BH Beer-Can Chicken You might have heard about it from a local or seen it on TV, so sit back and enjoy it for yourself! The whole bird comes to your table perched on a Tecate beer can, ready to be carved 24.5
Smokin’ St. Louis Cut Ribs These award- winning, “fall off the bone” pork ribs are a sample of Wine Country BBQ at its best! Available in half or whole rack portions 12/24
American Kobe Beef Sliders Two delicious bite-sized burgers come topped with pickled red onions and creamy horseradish aioli. Served with your choice of a side 15
The Bounty Hunter Smokin’ BBQ Platter The royal flush of BBQ: cole slaw, pulled pork, apple wood smoked brisket…all piled high with BBQ ribs so good you can’t help but go all in! Good thing there is plenty to go around! 33
Chef ’s Seafood Special/ Chef ’s Grill Special Ask your Wine Slinger what the kitchen has got cookin’ today a.q.
The Bounty Hunter Sandwich Your choice of pulled pork, beef brisket, beer can chicken, grilled veggie or the Reuben. All sandwiches are served with a choice of one side. 13.5
Apple-Cinnamon Bread Puddin’ Torn sourdough baguette baked together with sugar, spice and everything nice. Served with a Kahlúa crème anglaise and fresh whipped cream 6
Lil’ Chocolates The perfect way to end your meal. Served with huckleberries, port reduction sauce and whipped cream 5
ENJOY A SELECTION OF 400 WINES BY THE BOTTLE,40 WINES BY THE GLASS, AND RARE SPIRITS
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Soy-Braised Pork Belly with stir fried kale sprouts and shiitakes, kecap manis 15
Dungeness Crab Cake with ginger aioli, Thai rice noodle salad with cilantro and mint 15
Beef Satay with cucumber, green papaya and pickled ginger salad, spicy peanut sauce 13
Flash Fried Calamari with a spicy chipotle chili glaze and pickled ginger 13.5
Macadamia Nut Crusted Goat Cheese with port poached figs, apples and crostini 13
Grilled Polenta with mushrooms, tomatoes, wilted greens and balsamic glaze 12.5
Soup of the Day 4/7
Sweet Coconut Fried Prawns with mango, cucumber and greens, sesame-citrus vinaigrette 15
Baby Spinach and Duck Confit with dates and petit basque cheese, truffle vinaigrette 13
Endive and Pear Salad with blue cheese, candied walnuts and honey mustard vinaigrette 13
Butter Lettuce Salad with cherry tomatoes and tarragon-champagne vinaigrette 9.5
Hearts of Romaine with caesar dressing, croutons and parmesan cheese 6/11
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500 Main Street, Suite G, Napa
in the Historic Napa Mill
Phone: (707) 254-9690
Open Mon-Fri from 11:30 am
Open Sat-Sun from 5 pm
AX, DC, MC, Visa, Discover
www.celadonnapa.com
Chef de Cuisine - Marcos Uribe
Sous Chefs - Marcos Garcia and Jorge Salgado
Menu and prices subject to change.
S.R.F. Top Sirloin Steak gluten-free gnocchi, wild mushrooms and rainbow chard, cabernet sauce 36
Pan-Roasted Duck Breast with butternut squash and quinoa hash, huckleberry sauce 33
Togarashi-Crusted Day Boat Scallops with saffron risotto, shaved carrot salad and sambol aioli 29
Goat Cheese-Stuffed Chicken Breast with fingerling potatoes, black fig and red onion chutney 23
Pork Porterhouse with sweet potato purée, brussels sprouts and apples, apple cider-truffle glaze 27
Moroccan-Inspired Braised Lamb Shank with golden raisin and toasted almond couscous 25
Grilled Polenta Napoleon with garden vegetables, fresh mozzarella and balsamic glaze 18
Pasta of the Day a.q.
Warm Apple Galette with Vermont maple-walnut gelato (gluten-free) 11
Chocolate and Hazelnut Mousse Bars fresh berries and chocolate sauce 9.5
Seasonal Fruit Crisp with vanilla bean gelato 9.5
Vanilla Bean Crème Brûlée with caramelized bananas 9
Celadon Bread Pudding with grand marnier créme anglaise 8.5
Sorbet or Gelato of the Day 7.5
ENJOY AWARD-WINNING “GLOBAL COMFORT FOOD” FEATURINGFLAVORS FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN, ASIA AND THE AMERICAS
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Oysters Rockefeller - ‘Roland Henin’s Recipe’ 14
Warmed Brie with Housemade Fruit Chutney and Croutons 8.5
Crab Cocktail 12
Grilled Mexican White Prawn Cocktail 16
Lobster and Shrimp Bisque in Puff Pastry 10
Cole’s Chop House Caesar Creamy Garlic and Anchovy Dressing 8
Butter Lettuce with Creamy Buttermilk Dressing and Toasted Sunflower Seeds 8
Warm Baby Spinach Salad with Pears and Applewood Smoked Bacon Vinaigrette 9
Classic Wedge of Iceberg Lettuce, Cherry Tomatoes and Maytag Blue Cheese Dressing 8 ...add Crumbled Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon 2
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1122 Main St., Napa 94559Phone: (707) 224-6328Dinner served nightly from 5 pmAX, DC, MC, Visa, Discoverwww.coleschophouse.comExecutive Chef/Owner - Greg ColeChef de Cuisine - Jesús MéndezCorkage $25 per 750ml bottle. We waive one corkage for each bottle purchased from our list.Menu and prices subject to change.
Lamb Chops - New Zealand - ‘Full Rack’ (14 oz.) 36
Beef Chop - Bone-in Rib Eye Steak (16 oz.) 39
Pork Chop - Eden Farms Certified Berkshire Center Cut (12 oz.) 24
Petite Filet Mignon - Creekstone Farms Natural Black Angus (7 oz.) 35
Cole’s ‘Famous’ U.S.D.A. Prime - 21 Day Chicago Dry-Aged New York Steak (16 oz.) 59
U.S.D.A. Prime - 21 Day Chicago Dry-Aged Porterhouse Steak For Two to Share (32 oz.) 99
Certified Angus Beef ® Filet Mignon (10 oz.) 43
Atlantic Salmon Filet (10 oz.) 21
Seafood Special of the Day A.Q.
Short Stack of Rosemary-Scented Portobello Mushroom Caps 15
Bananas Foster 9
Warm Chocolate Brownie with Caramel Ice Cream and Chocolate Sauce 9
Sweetie Pies Seasonal Cheesecake 8
Pecan Pie 8
Bourbon Whiskey Bread Pudding 7.5
Vanilla Bean Crème Brûlée 8
THIS CLASSIC UPSCALE AMERICAN STEAK HOUSE IS SET INSIDE A BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED STONE BUILDING IN THE HEART OF NAPA
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Market Oysters Sparkling Wine Mignonett AQ
Chilled Corn Soup Dungeness Crab Meat, Crushed Avocado, Pepper Relish, Micro Cilantro 13
Roasted Baby Beets Grilled Peaches, Honey Yogurt, Red Quinoa, Wild Arugula 14
FARM’s Garden Salad Garden Baby Greens, La Quercia Prosciutto, Burrata, Local Cherries, Pistachio, PX Vinaigrette 14
Carneros Heirloom Tomatoes Burrata, Grilled Levain, Pesto, Aged Balsamic 15
Carnaroli Risotto Maine Lobster, Preserved Meyer Lemon, Parmigiano-Reggiano 17
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4048 Sonoma HighwayNapa, CA 94559Phone: (707) 299-4880Dinner Wed-Sun from 5:30 pm - 10 pmBar/Pavilion Menu Daily from 4 pm - 10 pmAX, DC, MC, Visa, Discoverwww.thecarnerosinn.comChef de Cuisine - Andrew BudnyjPastry Chef - Kaley Laird Executive Chef - Steven TevereMenu and prices subject to change.
Superior Farm Lamb Jumbo White Asparagus, Truffle Onion Soubise, Potato Gnocchi, Fiddlehead Ferns 42
Albacore Tuna Conserva Italian Butter Beans, Fennel, Bell Peppers, Lemon & Caper Condimento 33
Liberty Farms Duck Breast Roasted Oxheart Carrot, Artichokes, Fregula, Cippollini Onions, Red Mustard 34
Petrale Sole Artichokes a la Barigoule, Trumpet Bacon, Tartar Sauce, Young Greens 34
Jidori Chicken Pole Beans, Basil Aioli, Slow Egg, Tomato Jam, Natural Jus 31
Prime Filet Twice Baked Fingerlings, Calçot Onions, Lobster Mushrooms, Bloomsdale “Creamed” Spinach, Truffle Sauce 49
Fig & Melon Mascarpone Sherbert, Beignets, Prosciutto Crisps, Balsamic Reduction, Honey 10
Roots & Fruits Apple Confit, Fennel Pollen Ice Cream, Celery Root, Brown Butter Shortbread, Fresh Apple 10
Turnip-Ed Bananas Banana Custard, Chocolate Cardamon Ice Cream, Candied Turnips, Gooseberries, Shiso 12
Coffee & Cocoa Brown Sugar Mallows, Pot de Crème, Milk Foam, Chocolate Churros, Coffee Ice Cream 12
Chocolate Façade Dark Chocolate Fennel Ice Cream, Soft Chocolate Cake, Roasted Chestnut Cream, Garnet Yams, Cranberry 14
ExPERIENCE WINE COUNTRY WITH AN ALFRESCO LOUNGE FINEST LOCAL INGREDIENTS AND WINES FROM OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
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Meadowood Garden Gazpacho White Nectarine, Basil, Olive Oil 12
Sweet Gem Lettuce Marinated Vegetables, Citrus Vinaigrette 14
Heirloom Tomatoes Burrata, Prosciutto, Meadowood Garden Basil 19
Knoll Farms Fig Flatbread Caramelized Onions, Goat Cheese, Meadowood Garden Micros 18
Meadowood Garden Shishito Peppers Black Sea Salt 14
Day Boat Scallops Manila Mango, Cucumber, Lime 21
California Coast Squid & Little Fish Lemon, Meadowood Garden Dill, Harissa Aioli 18
Handcrafted Artisan Cheeses Adriatic Figs, Marcona Almonds, Lavender Honeycomb 26
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900 Meadowood Lane, St. Helena
Phone: (866) 686-2394
www.meadowood.com
Open Daily for Breakfast 7:00-11:30 am,
Lunch, Dinner 11:30 am-10 pm
Brunch Sat and Sun 7 am - 4:30 pm
AMX, DC, MC, Visa
Victoria Acosta, Chef
Danielle Brocious, Pastry Chef
Menu and prices subject to change.
Corn Risotto Meadowood Garden Squash, Toybox Tomatoes, Chives 20
King Salmon Spanish Chorizo, Meadowood Garden Zucchini, Panisse 26
California White Seabass Shelling Beans, Meadowood Garden Eggplant, Tomato Froth 32
Mary’s Organic Chicken Red Quinoa, Stone Fruit, Broccoli de Cicco 26
Grimaud Farms Duck Breast Mascarpone Polenta, Bing Cherries, Meadowood Garden Hyssop 34
Beef Ribeye Meadowood Garden Romanesco, Marble Potatoes, Jus 30
Snake River Farm Wagyu Ruby Crescent Fingerlings, Corn Husk Espuma, Summer Truffle 42
Wagyu Burger Secret Sauce, Choice of Cheese and Fries or Mixed Greens 18 With Smoked Bacon, Haas Avocado or Crimini Mushrooms 20
Cheesecake Bombe Strawberry Ice Cream, Pistachio, House Made Graham Cracker 10
Old Fashioned Doughnuts Cinnamon Sugar, Blueberry Syrup 10
Crispy Brioche Meadowood Garden Peaches, Amaretto, Crème Fraiche Ice Cream 10
Chocolate Mousse Hazelnut Caramel, Brittle, Praline Candy 10
THE GRILL OVERLOOKS THE FAIRWAYS AND HILLSIDES AND SERVESBREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER IN AN INFORMAL SETTING
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INGREDIENT-DRIVEN CUISINE BRINGING FARM, OCEAN, FIELD-TO-FORK, A TRULY ECO-CONSCIOUS ExPERIENCE
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Lucy’s Garden Mixed Greens k&j pomegranates, fuyu persimmon, pomegranate vinaigrette 13
Baby Beet Salad c.c.c goat gouda, banyuls vinaigrette, wrinkled crinkled cress 13
Freshly Dug Carrot Salad confit carrots, carrot chips, curry shallot dressing, carrot fronds 11
Lucy Garden Trio carrots, greens, beets 11
David Little Potato Salad pickled padrón peppers, burgundy truffle, sunchoke chips 13
David Little Sunchoke Soup burgundy truffle panna cotta, reggiano crouton, marjoram 10
House-Made Pasta joseph’s best whole wheat flour, wild mushrooms, truffle nage, kale 7 / 26
Oysters On The Half Shell 3 beau soleil, 3 kumamoto, champagne mignonette 21
Big Eye Tuna Ceviche coconut milk, serrano chile, togarashi popcorn, californa
avocado 15
denotes item from Lucy’s garden
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6528 Yount St., Yountville, CA 94599(707) 204-6030www.lucyrestaurantandbar.comBreakfast: 7 - 10:30 am DailyLunch: 11:30 am - 2:30 pm Mon - FriDinner: 5:30 - 10 pm DailyBrunch: 11:30 am - 2:30 pm Sat - SunLounge and patio: 11 am - 11pmExecutive Chef: Victor ScargleMenu and prices subject to change.
Wild Gulf Shrimp choys, cabbage and rau ram, thai curry coconut sauce, forbidden rice cake 15/32
Maine Diver Scallops sunchoke purée, roasted quince, caperberry pinenut brown butter 17/37
Wild King Salmon cranberry beans, rainbow chard, roasted peppers 17/33
Local Petrale Sole pineapple tomatillo, cippolini onion and k&j pear chutney, shiso 16/34
Maine Lobster Risotto padrón peppers, basils, corn pudding 17/37
Atlantic Black Bass–Crispy Skin squash, pickled peppers, caramelized shallot sherry jus,
toasted almonds 15/32
Schmitz Ranch Pork Chop caramelized k&j pears, herbed quinoa, tokyo turnips, brandy pear jus 33
Liberty Farm Duck lentil de puy, radish greens, duck jus 19/35
Dry Aged Prime Beef Striploin matsutake mushrooms, red russian kale, red wine bordelaise 19/39
Mary’s Chicken kale, spaghetti squash, pineapple sage, chestnut jus 17/27
Broken Arrow Antelope Chop ratatouille, marjoram farro, lemon thyme jus 19/39
Figs & Cream tahitian buttermilk panna cotta, crema blanca glazed figs, balsamic reduction, candied walnut 11
Strawberry Consommé basil sorbet, fino verde basil, lemongrapeseed oil 11
Bananarama banana cake, mojito sorbet, banana jam, fried plantain 11
Beets & Chocolate chocolate torchon, black-berry jus, beet ice cream 11
Butterscotch Pot de Crème salted toffee crunch 11
Pomegranate Sorbet Duo ginger and pome-granate sorbet, white pomegranate and citrus segments 11
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Hors d’OeuvreSeasonal Vegetables Artisan Cheeses and Finely Cut Meats Suggested Wine: Whitehall Lane Sauvignon Blanc 2010 8 Glass
First CourseBaby Lettuce Salad with Candied Walnuts and Smoked Goat Cheese in a Honey Cider Vinaigrette Suggested Wine: Miner Viognier 2010 9 Glass
IntermezzoHarlequin Sorbet A delicate trio of the Wine Train’s own Sorbets
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1275 McKinstry Street, Napa, CA
800-427-4124
winetrain.com
Lunch: boarding begins at 10:50 am,
departs at 11:30 and returns at 2:30 pm
Dinner: boarding begins at 5:50 pm,
departs at 6:30 pm and returns at 9:30 pm
Executive Chef: Kelly Macdonald
Gourmet Express car and menu shown. Other dining
options available.
Menus are seasonal and subject to change.
Roasted Beef Tenderloin on Black Truffle Potato Cake with Parsnip Chips and Cambozola Cheese. Suggested Wine: Jericho Canyon “Creek Block” Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 18 Glass~or~
Grilled Pork Tenderloin wrapped in Applewood Smoked Bacon on Garlic Mashed Potatoes and Brioche Encrusted Endive. Suggested Wine: Jelly Jar zinfandel 2011 14 Glass~or~
Coriander Mustard Encrusted Breast of Chicken topped with Endive and Radicchio-Feta Salad in a Citrus Beurre Blanc Suggested Wine: zmor “Roller Coaster” Pinot Noir 2009 14 Glass~or~
Salmon Hash Brown with Sweet Peas and Sautéed Kale in a Lemon-Thyme Reduction Suggested Wine: Cuvaison Chardonnay 2011 15 Glass~or~
Squash Polenta with a Spinach-Ricotta Portabella and Yam Stuffed Gypsy Pepper in a Tomato-Basil Coulis. Suggested Wine: Castello di Amorosa Pinot Bianco 2011 10 Glass~or~
Special of the Day
Cream Brulée with fresh berries
Tiramisu Truffle enrobed in a dome of chocolate
Chocolate Pot Pie in puff pastry
BOARD THE WINE TRAIN AND ENJOY A FRESHLY PREPARED GOURMET MEAL WHILE VIEWING VINEYARD VISTAS
napa valley wine Train
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Tater Tots Potato, Jalapeno & Cheddar Cheese Croquettes 6
Quesadilla Fresh Pears & Brie in a Flour Tortilla with Spicy Pear Chutney 9
Mushrooms Roasted Mushrooms, Garlic, Shallots, Cognac, Butter & Herbs 8
Fried Pickles Napa Smith IPA Beer Battered Pickles & Creole Mustard Aioli 9
Crab Dip Florida Blue Crab, Artichoke, Spinach, Aioli & Parmesan 12
Fondue Smoked Gouda with Fresh Pears, Grapes & Crusty Bread 12
Prawns Grilled Wild Gulf Prawns with Cocktail Sauce 12
Mussels Mussels, Chardonnay, Shallots, Butter, Garlic & Herbs 13
French Onion Classic French Onion Soup With Crouton & Gruyere 8
Bishop Ranch Organic Baby Greens, Roasted Pear, Candied Walnuts & Point Reyes Blue Cheese with Balsamic Vinaigrette9
Cobb Rotisserie Chicken, Apple-Wood Bacon, Hard-Boiled Egg, Point Reyes Blue Cheese, Tomatoes & Romaine with Buttermilk Ranch 13
Black & Blue Pan-Seared Filet Tips, Point Reyes Blue Cheese, Romaine, Blue Cheese Dressing & Crispy Fried Onions 15
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Monday – Thursday 11:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Friday – Saturday 11:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Sunday Brunch 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Sunday Lunch & Dinner: 12:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
720 Main Street, Napa 94559
(Enter on the river side)
707.256.3900
Owner/Executive Chef: Rodney Worth
www.rodneyworth.com
Visa, MC, AmEx and Discover
Menus are seasonal and subject to change.
Fish & Chips Abita Beer Battered Catfish, French Fries & Cole Slaw 15/18
Chicken & Dumplings Roasted Chicken, Car-rots, Celery, Peas & Onions in a Creamy Chicken Veloute With Buttermilk Dumplings 17
Rotisserie Chicken Slow Roasted Organic “Rocky” Half Chicken, Sautéed Green Beans & Mashed Potatoes 18
Meatloaf Certified Angus Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes, Peas & Carrots, Trefethen Merlot Gravy & Crispy Onion’s 19
Gumbo Ya-Ya Chicken Andouille Sausage, Okra, Garlic, Bell Peppers, Onions, Celery & Tomatoes with Jasmine Rice 19 Add Gulf Prawns 7
Chicken & Waffle Buttermilk Fried Boneless Skinless Breast & Thigh on a Bacon Spiked Bel-gian Waffle with Pear-Bourbon Maple Syrup 20
Bourbon Ribs Pear-Bourbon Glazed Baby Back Ribs with Crushed Peanuts, Collard Greens and Smoked Gouda Mac and Cheese 24
Pork Chop Pork Chop, Mashed Potatoes, Brussles Sprouts & Pecans With Root Beer-Jalapeno Gastrique 25
Salmon Blackened Pacific Salmon, Ramspeck Pinot Noir, Mushrooms & Arugula Risotto 25
Banana Pudding Warm Banana Bread Pudding with Bourbon-Rum SauceFlourless Chocolate Decadence Cake topped with Crushed PecansWarm Pear Tart with Vanilla Ice Cream & Caramel Sauce
A SOUTHERN/AMERICANA RESTAURANT SERVING DELICIOUS SOUTHERN COMFORT CUISINE ON THE NAPA REVERFRONT
The pear souThern bisTro
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The pear souThern bisTro
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Mozzarella Cheese Made To Order grilled bruschetta, napa valley olive oil
Big Ranch Farms’ Heirloom Tomato Salad hand made burrata cheese, genovese basil, napa olive oil, aged balsamic
Marinated Baby Beets “Alla Plancha” midnight moon aged goat cheese, garlic chips, baby beet greens
Wood Oven Roasted Padron Peppers maldon sea salt, napa valley olive oil
Roasted Butternut Squash Soup spiced pumpkin seeds, pumpkin seed oil, chives
Cast Iron Skillet Roasted Mussels house made calabrese sausage, fresh fava beans, toasted baguette, garlic aioli
Oven Roasted Oysters Au Gratin applewood smoked bacon, fiscalini cheddar, potatoes, chives
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1050 Charter Oak Ave., St. Helena, CA 94574www.travignerestaurant.comLunch: Monday through Saturday 11:30am-4:00pmBrunch: Sunday 11:00am-3:00pmDinner: Monday through Thursday 4:00pm-9:00pmFriday and Saturday 4:00pm-9:30pmSunday 3:00pm-9:00pmFull bar and private dining facilitiesReservations suggested, 707-963-4444Menu is subject to change.
Sage Infused Pappardelle braised rabbit ragu, wild mushrooms, grana padano
Clay Pot Roasted Gulf Coast Flounder manila clams, saffron rice, roasted peppers, sweet peas, smoked spanish chorizo
Porcini Crusted Monkfish wood oven roasted chanterelles, grilled romano beans, leek and potato soubise
Corn Bread And Bacon Stuffed Quail appaloosa beans, collard greens, warm kadota figs
Smoked And Braised Beef Short Ribs soft polenta, natural jus, fresh horseradish root
Prime Brandt Family Grilled Bavette Steak creamy garlic whipped potatoes, grilled summer vegetable tian, salsa verde
Forty Five Day Dry Aged Porterhouse Steak garlic and rosemary roasted potatoes, sautéed bloomsdale spinach
Tableside Crepe Brulée nutella, green apples, toasted hazelnut ice cream
Orchard Fruits Caramelized In The Wood Oven whipped mascarpone, crispy coconut flakes
Butterscotch Pudding sea salt caramel, crème fraiche, rosemary-hazelnut cookies
Warm Molten Chocolate Cake crème anglaise, vanilla bean gelato, hazelnut tuille
Swanton Farms’ Strawberry Shortcake buttermilk biscuit, crème chantilly
FROM THE CLASSIC DINING ROOM TO THE TUSCAN COURTYARD, YOU’LL FEEL LIKE YOU ARE IN ITALY WHILE DINING AT TRA VIGNE
Tra vigne
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Background color is gradation of PMS 7500 U on outside to white inside.Flame red is PMS 173 U, Yellow/Orange is PMS 128 U.
“Travigne” dropshadow is 50% screen of black.
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AUBERGE DU SOLEIL - Wine Country www.aubergedusoleil.com Executive Chef Robert Curry welcomes guests with beautifully prepared Wine Country cuisine. The 120-seat Michelin-rated Auberge du Soleil Restaurant showcases spectacular vistas from one of the best vantage points in the Valley. The Mediterranean inspired cuisine reflects the natural diversity and rich ingredients of Napa Valley. The largest and most extensive wine list in the valley showcases the very best from neighboring vineyards. (pgs. 90-91)
AZZURRO PIZZERIA & ENOTECA - Italian Azzurro Pizzeria & Enoteca has won the hearts of locals and visitors alike. It is one of Napa’s most popular spots for authentic, thin-crust pizza pies, delicious pasta specialties, creative and seasonal salads plus daily specials. A wonderful and thoughtful wine list enhances the menu.
BANK CAFÉ and BAR – Regional French www.latoque.com/bankbar.html BANK Café and Bar, located in the lobby of The Westin Verasa Napa, reflects the casual side of Chef Ken Frank’s renowned La Toque Kitchen. Savor great food and handcrafted cocktails and indulge in La Toque’s Wine Spectator “Best of Award” winning Wine List. (Inside Front Cover)
BISTRO & BAR at AUBERGE DU SOLEIL - Californian www.aubergedusoleil Adjacent to the restaurant, the Bistro & Bar offers more casual fare in a cozy, atmosphere or outdoors on the wraparound deck. The Bistro & Bar is a modern, contemporary setting in which to sip a cocktail by the fire, dine on lighter fare al fresco or enjoy one of the 40 wines served by the glass. (pgs. 88-89)
BOON FLY CAFÉ - American www.thecarnerosinn.com/dining/boonfly-cafe The Boon Fly Café serves modern rustic cuisine in a contemporary roadhouse atmosphere. Try the signature Boon Fly donuts, a gourmet hamburger or one of the nightly dinner specials. Resort guests and locals alike are drawn to the energetic vibe and satisfying cuisine based on the agricultural heritage of the region.
BOUNTY HUNTER WINE BAR & SMOKIN’ BBQ - American www.BountyhunterWineBar.com Whether it’s their legendary Beer-Can Chicken, mouthwatering smokin’ BBQ, daily seafood special or any of the other delicious choices, Bounty Hunter has the food cure for what ails you! And with 400 wines to choose from and a healthy dose of Napa comfort food, you’re bound to leave satisfied. (pgs. 92-93)
CA’MOMI ENOTECA - Italian www.camomienoteca.com A small slice of Italy inside the bustling Oxbow Public Market, Ca’Momi is proud to offer “obsessively authentic Italian cuisine” prepared with the best organic, sustainable, local and Italian imported ingredients. Enjoy a traditional Italian menu featuring gluten free and vegetarian options. One of eight
California restaurants certified as a Verace Pizzeria Napoletana and 2013 recipient of the Ospitalita Italiana seal of quality. (pg. 111)
CELADON - Global Comfort www.celadon.com Celadon has long been a favorite of both locals and tourists. Enjoy the award-winning ‘Global Comfort Food’ in the charming dining room or in the cozy, rustic courtyard. The seasonally influenced menu features flavors from the Mediterranean, Asia and the Americas. Chef and owner, Greg Cole, has created a dining experience that pleases the palate, coaxes you to relax by the fireplace and makes you feel welcome. (pgs. 94-95)
COLE’S CHOP HOUSE - Steak House www.coleschophouse.com A “Classic American Steak House,” Cole’s Chop House features 21-day dry aged prime steaks, Certified Angus Beef, New zealand lamb and fresh seafood. An extensive, winning wine list enhances the dining experience. This is also a perfect place to sip a Martini — an elegantly designed dining room, complete with a Honduran mahogany bar. Seasonal patio dining is featured from May through October. (pgs. 96-97)
COMPADRES RIO GRILLE - Contemporary Mexican Located on the Napa River just north of Downtown, Compadres offers what reviewers have called, “western cooking with a Mexican accent.” The Grille features the cuisine of northern and coastal Mexico as well as southwest United States. Compadres has one of the largest selections of back bar Tequilas in the region.
CRUSH ULTRA LOUNGE at MERITAGE RESORT - American www.themeritageresort.com/napa-valley-restaurants/dining-and-entertainment Crush Ultra Lounge offers the most unique place to eat and drink in the Napa Valley. Enjoy specialty cocktails, wine, beer, American cuisine, sports entertainment and bowling all in one place! It’s the perfect ambiance to catch a game on the big screen, relax or play a friendly game of bowling. (pgs. 36-37)
CUVEE NAPA - Californian Dedicated to serving Farm to Fork dishes with all locally sourced ingredients, Cuvee also shows a dedication to helping build relationships within the community. A warm and welcoming environment with an upscale look and a modern down-home feel contributes to an excellent dining experience.
ÉTOILE RESTAURANT at DOMAINE CHANDON - French The only fine dining restaurant within a winery in Napa Valley, étoile Restaurant at Domaine Chandon epitomizes the very best that wine country dining has to offer. étoile’s unique setting allows true collaboration between the culinary and winemaking teams, resulting in innovative, wine-inspired cuisine.
FARM - Californian www.thecarnerosinn.com/dining/farm-restaurant At FARM, an exciting fine dining menu has been
created to showcase simple, elegant food based on the natural abundance of the wine country. The bar serves handcrafted cocktails and an extensive list of regional wines. The elegant dining room features fireplaces, dramatic lighting and a cathedral ceiling. Al fresco dining is available on the patio. (pgs. 98-99)
FISH STORY A 2013 Wine Spectator Award of Excellence recipient, Fish Story’s menu features sustainable, ocean-fresh seafood paired with seasonal produce from its own garden as well as other local farms. Lunchtime brings locals for tasty specials at reasonable prices and the daily happy hour is one of the best deals in town. Riverfront patio seating is delightful.
GRILL at MEADOWOOD, THE - Californian www.meadowood.com The Grill at Meadowood presents a daily menu featuring ingredients fresh from the Meadowood garden. Located on the beautiful Meadowood Napa Valley estate, The Grill offers breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday through Sunday as well as Sunday brunch. Seating is available indoors and on the deck overlooking the fairways and croquet lawns, weather permitting. (pgs. 100-101)
GRILL at SILVERADO RESORT, THE www.Silveradoresort.com The Grill at Silverado is a one-of-a-kind Napa Valley restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and bar appetizers. The restaurant features wine country cuisine with an emphasis on fresh and sustainable products. Just minutes from downtown the Grill overlooks breathtaking golf courses and offers a respite from the daily routine for everyone who visits. (pg. 3, 34-35)
GRILLE 29 at EMBASSY SUITES - American www.embassysuitesnapahotel.com/napa-restaurant Serving some of your alltime favorites — open-fire grilled Angus burgers, salmon filets and other delightful entrees using fresh California products and herbs grown in the garden. Seasonal menus offer hearty dishes in the winter and light cuisine in the summer. The newly redesigned casual space is ideal for business luncheons, after work drinks or dinner with the family. (pg. 5)
HURLEY’S RESTAURANT – Californian There’s a lot to love about Hurley’s Restaurant — the seasonal menu focuses on the flavors of the Mediterranean, a lively bar and expansive patio, cozy dining room, local wine list and prix fixe lunch option. A gluten-free menu has an abundance of choices and no corkage for a la carte diners.
LA TOQUE - French www.latoque.com Fueled by a passion for excellence, Ken Frank’s La Toque has been bestowed with a prestigious Michelin Star. Devotion to using only the finest seasonal ingredients is manifest on every plate. Refined yet comfortable service will leave you feeling pampered and Sommeliers bring the world to your table, selecting the finest wines to pair with the Chef ’s dishes. (Inside Front Cover)
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LUCY RESTAURANT & BAR at BARDESSONO - Californian www.lucyrestaurantandbar.com At Lucy everything starts in the garden. Year round, it is where the inspiration for field-to-fork cuisine and artisanal cocktails originates. The culinary philosophy is ruled by the seasons with an emphasis on local production and sourcing. The extensive wine list highlights renowned small producers from around the world. An incredible food and wine experience in a casual and comfortable setting. (pgs. 102-103)
LULU’S KITCHEN at 1313 MAIN – American Showcasing the artistry of farm-to-fork cuisine, LuLu’s uses seasonal ingredients to create a menu of ever changing small plates. Borrowed techniques from the West Coast are folded into East Coast classics and finished with a dash of Pacific Rim influence and Southern charm.
NAPA GENERAL STORE - American www.NapaGeneralStore.com A local favorite for over a decade, visitors continue to flock to this unassuming Napa Riverfront locale for local handcrafted wares, small production Napa wines and a relaxing meal on the garden patio. Serving tantalizing menu options, the General Store is a delightful diversion on your wine country excursion. (pgs. 6-7)
NAPA VALLEY WINE TRAIN - Californian www.winetrain.com The Napa Valley Wine Train is Napa’s most distinctive restaurant. Enjoy gourmet dining, wine tasting, exclusive winery tours and special wine events all aboard beautifully restored antique railcars. Take a trip into the luxurious American past and experience an unparalleled memory-making journey. (pgs. 104-105)
NAPKINS BAR & GRILL - American Napkins offers American cuisine with global influence and features seasonal farm fresh dishes. A sophisticated environment with a casual atmosphere including late night menus, late night happy hours, cocktail lounge and a private room to host your events.
NORMAN ROSE TAVERN - American Norman Rose Tavern is that comfortable spot where you can meet family and friends for a cocktail, nice pint or glass of wine paired with a great burger and fries or other classic American comfort food. The menu takes a sustainable approach to time-honored dishes, utilizing local, fresh, seasonal and quality ingredients.
OENOTRI - Italian Oenotri features a daily changing menu driven by ingredients that are local, fresh and in season. Culinary traditions rarely seen elsewhere in California are the specialties of Sicily, Campania, Calabria,
Basilicata and Puglia. Their philosophy is to make the farm-to-table transition as simple as possible, allowing the food to speak for itself.
REDD WOOD at NORTH BLOCK HOTEL - Californian Famed Chef Richard Reddinton’s second, more casual outpost, Redd Wood is a stylish Italian inspired eatery. Perfectly blistered wood-fired pizzas, house made pastas with locally sourced ingredients, in-house charcuterie and roasted mains are only a few of the irresistible options at this distinctive Yountville treasure.
ROYAL OAK at SILVERADO RESORT - Steak and Seafood www.Silveradoresort.com For a special dining experience, visitors can choose from a variety of steaks and sustainably caught seafood at the Royal Oak. With a stellar 250-year history, Royal Oak treats diners to acclaimed cuisine as well as sophisticated décor and beautiful views of the surrounding golf courses. (pgs. 3, 34-35)
SIENA at MERITAGE RESORT - Italian/Californian www.themeritageresort.com/napa-valley-restaurants Siena has created a savory menu that provides exquisite flavors for every palate, ensuring one of the most delicious Napa Valley dining experiences. Many
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cooKing classes in The napa valley
Want to learn some tips that will make your cooking gourmet, practical and fun? Register for one of these classes.
Cakebread CellarsHands-on cooking classes for education, team building and more.
(800) 588-0298www.cakebread.com/culinaryevents
Casa LanaCasa Lana (above) hosts Gourmet Retreat Weekends,
Culinary Learning Vacations, Wine Country Day Classes along with Team Building Classes and Private Parties.
(707) 942-0615 www.GourmetRetreats.com/napa (pg. 53)
Cedar Gables InnDiscover new and novel ways to prepare food
when you stay at the Inn. (800) 309-7969
www.cedargablesinn.com (pg. 53)
Chef MalcolmPrivate culinary services in your home.
(508) 579-4535www.chefmalcolm.com
Cooking with JulieLearn sumptuous recipes and classic techniques
while cooking with Julie. (707) 227-5036
www.cookingwithjulie.com
Culinary Institute of America (CIA)The CIA holds cooking demonstrations and classes.
(707) 967-2320www.ciachef.edu/california
Hugh Carpenter, Camp NapaHugh Carpenter’s Camp Napa Culinary Food and Wine Adventures is held in
the spring, summer and autumn months. www.HughCarpenter.com
Napa Valley Wine Academy
Wine education provider that takes you into the winery and food center.
www.napavalleywineacademy.com
Silverado Cooking School1552 Silverado Trail; varied classes, Wed-Sun
(707) 927-3714www.SilveradoCookingSchool.com
ingredients are sourced locally and most dishes blend both Italian and Californian influences. (pgs. 36-37)
SOLBAR at SOLAGE CALISTOGA - Californian www.solagecalistoga.com/solbar Solbar, four-time Michelin Star rated restaurant led by Executive Chef Brandon Sharp, is a local favorite and destination for foodies, offering healthful and indulgent seasonal choices.
TARLA GRILL - Mediterranean Tarla Grill offers a straightforward yet sophisticated menu of Mediterranean, Greek and Turkish fusion cuisine. This refreshing change of cuisine is sure to please the palate as you experience the unique dining and cultural combination. Catering, private parties and a full bar are available.
RESTAURANT at MEADOWOOD, THE - American www.meadowood.com The Restaurant at Meadowood is a modern American restaurant meant to speak to and positively impact the Napa Valley community while delivering a singular dining experience for every guest. The Restaurant offers a Tasting Menu each evening by Chef Christopher Kostow of nine or ten courses.
THE THOMAS at FAGIANI’S - International The Thomas and Fagiani’s Bar feature a lively bar on the ground floor, an open kitchen on the second floor and a roof-top terrace with river views on the third floor. The space was designed by acclaimed design firm AvroKo and the kitchen is helmed by Michelin starred Chef Brad Farmerie.
THE PEAR - Southern Comfort www.thepearnapa.com Relax and enjoy taste-tempting Southern comfort food in a gorgeous setting overlooking the Napa River. On offer is the best of Louisiana inspired cooking with California style. The restaurant features delicious, unpretentious food and premium wine and beer. This is the sixth restaurant created by award-winning Executive Chef and Owner, Rodney Worth. (pgs. 106-107)
THE VIEW at CHARDONNAY GOLF CLUB - American www.chardonnaygolfclub.com/the_view The View Restaurant at CGC is located at the gateway to Napa Valley on Highway #12. The restaurant features an exquisite view of the prestigious golf course and the surrounding vineyards. It is available for private functions in the evenings. (pg. 127)
TRA VIGNE - Italian www.travignerestaurant.com For more than a quarter of a century, Tra Vigne’s fusion of authentic Tuscan and Napa Valley cuisine has delighted diners from around the globe. The grand dining room with lofty ceilings is the perfect place to celebrate a special occasion, while al fresco dining under a canopy of trees offers an ideal setting for an enchanting Napa Valley experience. (pgs. 108-109)
VINELEVEN RESTAURANT & BAR - American www.marriott.com VINeleven is the all new restaurant and bar at the Napa Valley Marriott featuring mouth watering small plates, shared plates paired with a beautiful wine list and handcrafted cocktails. Dine indoors in the contemporary lobby space or outdoors in front of roaring fire pits. Seasonal garden to table creations are presented by Chef Brian Whitmer.
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NaPaAlexis Baking Co. & Cafe American B/BR/L $$ $0 45 indoor1517 Third St. (707) 258-1827 10 outdoorAngèle Restaurant & Bar French L/D $$ $20 12 indoor540 Main St. (707) 252-8115 85 outdoorAzzurro Pizzeria & Enoteca Italian L/D $$ $151260 Main St. (707) 255-5552 Bank Café & Bar, Front Inside Cover Regional B/L/D $$$ $20 200 Bnqt.Rm.1314 McKinstry St. (707) 257-1800 French @ WestinBistro Don Giovanni Italian L/D $$$ $20 50 indoor4110 Howard Ln., Hwy. 29 (707) 224-3300Boon Fly Café American B/BR/L/D $$ $15 4048 Sonoma Hwy. (707) 299-4870Bounty Hunter Bistro, pg. 79 American L/D $$ $0 975 First St. (707) 255- 0622Bui Bistro French L Tu-Sa $$ $0 976 Pearl St. (707) 255-5417 Vietnamese D Tu-SuC CASA Californian B/L/D $$ $0 610 First St., Ste. 6 (707) 226-7700 Caffe Molinari American B/L $815 Main St. (707) 927-3623 Ca’Momi Pizzeria & Pasticceria, pg. 105 Italian B/L/D $$ $10 610 First St. (707) 257-4992 Carpe Diem American D $$ 1001 Second St. (707) 224-0800 Celadon (pgs. 86-87) Global L M-F $$$ $15 50 outdoor 500 Main St., Ste. G (707) 254-9690 Comfort Food D Daily
Cole’s Chop House, pgs. 88-89 Steak House D $$$$ $25 45 indoor1122 Main St. (707) 224-6328Compadres Rio Grille Modern L/D $$ $0 100 indoor505 Lincoln (707) 253-1111 Mexican BR Wknd Cuvée, next to River Terrace Inn California D $$$ $15 75 indoor1650 Soscol Ave. (707) 224-2330 75 outdoorDon Perico Mexican L/D $ $01025 First St. (707) 252-4707Downtown Joe’s American B/BR/L/D $$ $10 60 indoor902 Main St. (707) 258-2337 Grill 50 outdoorEiko’s Japanese L M-F $$$ 1385 Napa Town Center (707) 501-4444 D DailyEmpire Napa International D 20-125 people1400 First St. (707) 254-8888FARM at The Carneros Inn, pgs. 90-91 California L/D $$$$ $25 4048 Sonoma Hwy. (707) 299-4882Farmers Table at Andaz American B/D $$ $151450 First St. (707) 687-1234 Filippi’s Pizza Grotto Italian L/D $$ $10 645 First St. (707) 254-9700 Firewood Cafe Californian L/D $$ 50 indoor3824 Bel Aire Plaza (707) 224-9660Fish Story, pgs. 92-93 Seafood BR/L/D $$$ $15 74 indoor 790 Main St. (707) 251-5600 33 outdoorFrati Gelato Cafe Italian L $ 670 Main St.
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the thomas and fagiani Bar American Br/D $$$ $25 150 indoor813 Main st. (707)226-7821 50 outdoortorc American 1140 Main st. trancas steakhouse steakhouse Breakfast- L/D $$$ 40 indoor999 trancas st. (707) 258-9990 Wknd. only uva trattoria regional L/D $$ $10 1040 Clinton st. (707) 255-6646 ItalianVilla Romano Italian D $$$ 100 indoor1011 soscol Ferry rd. (707) 252-4533Vineleven at napa Valley Marriott California B/L/D $$ $03425 solano Ave. (707) 253-8600Zuzu Restaurant spanish L M-F $$$ $10 12 indoor829 Main st. (707) 224-8555 D Daily
YouNtville ad hoc American D Daily $$$ $206476 Washington st. (707) 944-2487 Br suBistro Jeanty French L/D $$$$ $20 6510 Washington st. (707) 944-0103Bottega at V Marketplace, Back Inside Cvr. Contemporary D Daily $$$$ $25 80 indoor6525 Washington st. (707) 945-1050 Italian L tu-su 120 outdoorBouchon Bistro French L/D $$$ $206534 Washington st. (707) 944-8037 DailyBrix French/ L/D $$$ $20 60 indoor7377 st. Helena Hwy. (707) 944-2749 Italian Br-su (no lunch su) 160 outdoorétoile at domaine Chandon CA/French L/D $$$$ $35 1 California Dr. (707) 944-2892 Fine Dining (Closed tu & W)french Laundry American- L F-su $$$$$ $75 6640 Washington st. (707) 944-2380 French inspired D Dailyhurleys California L/D $$$ $15 42 indoor 6518 Washington st. (707) 944-2345 Wine Country Lucy Restaurant and Bar, pgs. 96-97 Local Br/B/L/D $$$$ $20 136 indoor6526 Yount st. (707) 204-6030 seasonal L M-FMustards grill American L/D $$$ $157399 st. Helena Hwy. (707) 944-2424 GrillPacific Blues Café American B/L/D $$ $06525 Washington st. (707) 944-4455 R+d kitchen American L/D $$6795 Washington st.Redd Wine Country L M-sa $$$$ $25-50 24+6480 Washington st. (707) 944-2222 Br su D DailyRedd Wood at north Block Wine Country B/L Daily $$$ $15 40+6774 Washington st. (707) 299-5015 D M-sa
RutheRfoRd alex italian Restaurant Italian L/D $$$ $20 1140 rutherford rd. (707) 967-5500 closed Mauberge du soleil, pgs. 84-85 Wine B/L/D $$$$ 100 indoor180 rutherford Hill rd. (707) 967-3111 Country Br sa/su 130 outdoorBistro & Bar at auberge du soleil, pgs. 82-83 California L/D $$$ $30180 rutherford Hill rd. (707) 967-3111Rutherford grill American L/D $$$ $01180 rutherford rd. (707) 963-1792
St. heleNa armadillo’s Mexican B/L/D $$ $5 1304 Main st. (707) 963-8082Cindy Pawlcyn’s Wood grill + Winebar American L/D $$$ $15 65 indoor641 Mains st. (707) 963-0700 W-su 90 outdoor
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cALiSTogA all seasons Bistro California L/D $$$ $10 70 indoor1400 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-9111 inspired Br seasonallyBarolo italian D $$ $15 1457 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-9900Bosko’s trattoria italian L/D $$ $101364 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-9088Brannan’s grill American L Fr-su $$ $15 120 indoor1374 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-2233 D Daily Cafe sarafornia American B/L $$ $0 1413 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-0555 Calistoga inn & Brewing Co. American L/D $$ $15 30 indoor1250 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-4101 100 outdoorCalistoga kitchen American B $$$$ 40 indoor 107 Cedar st. (707) 942-6500 28 outdoorCheckers italian L/D $$ $01414 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-9300hydro Bar Californian $$ $$ $15 30 outdoor1403 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-9777JoLe California D $$$ $15 22 indoor1457 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-5938 Br sa/su Pacifico Restaurante Mexican L/D $$ 65 indoor1237 Lincoln Ave. (707) 942-4400 solbar at solage California B/L/D $$$ $25 200 indoor755 silverado trail (707) 226-0850 soul food Br su
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NAPA
Genova Delicatessen1550 trancas st., Napa
(707) 253-8686 9am-6:30pm / sun 9am-5pm
Monticello Deli1810 Monticello rd., Napa
(707) 255-3953 6am-6:30pm / sun 6am-6pm
Oxbow Public Market610 First st., Napa
9am-7pm / sun 10am-5pm
Smoakville Takeout1755 industrial Way, #28, Napa
(707) 363-3447
Soda Canyon Store4006 silverado trail, Napa-north
(707) 252-0285 · 6am-6pm
Vallerga’s Market-Redwood Plazasolano & redwood, Napa
(707) 253-8780 · 6am-10pm
YOUNTVILLE/OAKVILLE
Napa Style Cafe6525 Washington st., Yountville
(707) 945-1229 10am-6pm
Yountville Deli-Ranch Market6498 Washington st., Yountville
(707) 944-2002 · 6am-3pm
Oakville Grocery7856 st. Helena Hwy., Oakville
(707) 944-8802 · 8am-6pm
ST. HELENA
Dean & Deluca607 so. st. Helena Hwy., st. Helena
(707) 967-9980 · 7:30am-8pm
Guigni’s Deli1227 Main st., st. Helena
(707) 963-3421 · 9am-4:55pm
Sunshine Foods1115 Main st., st. Helena
(707) 963-7070 · 7:30am-8:30pm
V. Sattui Winery/Deli1111 White Lane, st. Helena(707) 963-7774 · 9am-6pm
CALISTOGA
Cal Mart Groceries & Deli1491 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga(707) 942-6271 · 7am-9pm
Palisades Deli & Cafe1458 Lincoln Ave., #1
(707) 942-0145 · 7am-6pm
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MUSEUMS • ARTS COUNCIL • WINERY GALLERIES GALLERY SHOPS • PERFORMING ARTS
The Grand hand Gallery is a nationally recognized gallery of fine American Craft and Art and represents artists from across the U.S. with a particular emphasis on artists from the Bay Area and Northern California. The work featured in the gallery - wood, metal, glass, ceramics, fiber, as well as jewelry, original prints and paintings - has all been carefully selected by Owner Ann ruhr Pifer. The collection reflects her affinity for work that conveys a strong sense of authenticity and shows “the hand of the artist” at work. The gallery has been named a “Top retailer” of American craft and “Best New Gallery” by NIChE magazine. It has been featured in numerous national and regional magazines including delta Sky, Napa Valley Life, American Craft, American Style, Midwest home and Napa-Sonoma Magazine. Please see our website for current exhibitions and events that include live music, wine tastings and readings by local and regional authors.
1136 Main St., Napa, CA 94559 | 707-253-2551 | Open Wed - Mon (See website for current hours) | www.thegrandhand.com
The Napa Valley is home to art, music, theater and
architecture on both the intimate and the grand scales.
Revolving art exhibitions at wineries, permanent and
special museum exhibitions, art galleries, open studios,
historic and contemporary architecture and art festivals
all provide an arts experience that is legendary.
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LEE YOUNGMAN GALLErIES
www.leeyoungmangalleries.com
1316 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga, CA 94515
(707) 942-0585, (800) 551-0585
Hours: 10-5 Daily, 12-4 Sundays
email: [email protected]
“The Little Corner Store” 18" x 24" Oil Paul Youngman, OPA
“Into Autumn” 30" x 40" Oil Paul Youngman, OPA
PAuL YoungmAn has rapidly become one of California’s well-known painters. He paints
the Wine Country with breathtaking beauty, as well as the rugged California coastline and
rolling hills with oaks. His paintings are real, rich in color and depth. Youngman’s collectors
include Leon Panetta, muhammad Ali, Dole Pineapple Corporation and collectors worldwide.
Several of Youngman’s paintings were featured in the 2008 movie Bottle Shock starring Bill
Pullman and Alan Rickman.
Having studied at the Art Institute in Pasadena, JAmeS CRAnDALL has had a long career as a
concept illustrator in the advertising and motion picture industry. In recent years, he has shifted
his attention to traditional easel painting. At home in northern California and on travels, he
finds subject matter in everyday life. Crandall is always looking for an intriguing play of light, or
the unstaged gestures of people at work or at play. A reunion with relatives in Italy (his mother’s
side) sparked the creation of a series of paintings depicting life in his grandfather’s hometown of
Lucca in northern Tuscany.
WAYne mCKenzIe’s art emanates a laid back confidence that is a
reflection of his Australian upbringing. With loose brushwork and bold
use of color, he brings a unique perspective to the contemporary north
American art world. His strong sense of design is derived from the
Aboriginal art of his native Australia. His paintings are a visual journey
that allows the essence of his subject matter come to life.
established in 1985 by Lee Love Youngman, and now one of California’s
leading galleries, Lee YoungmAn gALLeRIeS features a broad
selection of work by more than thirty important national and regional
artists—the finest group of artists anywhere in the Wine Country.
Simply the best gallery
for American Traditional Art
“A Toast” 24" x 36" Oil Wayne McKenzie
“Ladies Shopping in Milano” 24" x 18" Oil James Crandall
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jESSEL GALLErYwww.jesselgallery.com
1019 Atlas Peak Road
napa, CA 94558
707-257-2350
open Daily 10–5
The Jessel gallery is over 12,000 square feet and the
100-year-old vine-covered building is surrounded by a
lovely deck and garden. The vineyard theme is prominent
in beautiful watercolors and acrylics by Jessel miller
and in oils by Timothy Dixon, Paul Youngman and
Susan Hoehn. erin Dertner’s amazing oils are a recent
addition to the extraordinary group of artists that Jessel
represents. Jessel’s passion for color and style is expressed
in her award-winning “read aloud books for children and
adults.”
This passion is also evident in the new and Consignment Clothing section
where “Artful clothing at a reasonable price” is the mantra. The gallery
also offers exercitement aerobic, yoga, belly dancing, and meditation
classes. Jessel teaches beginner watercolor class every Satruday morning.
John Stemmer, known for museum-quality framing, is available monday
through Friday at the gallery for consultation and framing design. Jessel’s
son and partner, Ryan miller, creates giclée prints of Jessel’s work, as well
as the other artists of the gallery. Warm cider and cookies welcome visitors.
“This is a home-like setting and I want all who come through the door to
feel comfortable and welcome every day,” says Jessel.
“Napa Gold” Jessel Miller
“Luna” Jessel Miller “Mustard Goddess” Jessel Miller
“Autumn In The Valley” Susan Hoehn
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MICHAEL HOLMES DESIGNSIvy Twig & Twine / Liken Art & Floral Gallery
www.michaelHolmesDesigns.com
606 main St.
napa, CA 94559
707-226-3655
email:[email protected]
michael Holmes’ fine art gallery and specialty shops
are a must-see. Ivy Twig & Twine is located directly
on main Street in the Riverfront building, while Liken
Art & Floral gallery is located on the Riverwalk.
The shops are truly a work of art for all the senses
and are open seven days a week. michael has secured
his place as the most sought after designer and fine
artist in the napa Valley. It is his sophisticated eye for
detail and unique use of textures and natural elements
that allow him to create memorable art in this most
unique of shopping experiences. growing up in napa
Valley, michael noticed early in his adolescence the
enormous creative energy that ran through him. Before
graduating from high school, he became the proprietor
of the napa Valley’s most successful and creative
floral boutique. michael continues to branch out in
all areas of design including fine art, functional art
and furniture. michael’s thirty-eight years in business
have allowed him to create lavish legendary events
throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.
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GALLERy shops/studios/MusEuMs LocAtion dEscRiptionArtists of the Valley Napa Gallery of the Napa Valley Art Association1307 First st. (707) 254-2085di Rosa Napa situated on more than 200 acres of vineyard and natural landscape, the Preserve showcases the imagination 5200 Carneros hwy. (707) 226-5991, pg. 121 and creativity of Bay Area artists.Gordon huether studio Napa heuther’s studio includes a project gallery, design studio and fabrication facilities.1821 Monticello rd. (707) 255-5954 Gordon huether Gallery Napa An exclusive venue for huether’s smaller-scale artwork.1465 First st. (707) 255-2133the Grand hand, pg. 116 Napa Nationally recognized gallery of fine American craft and fine art; represents artists from across the1136 Main st. (707) 253-2551, www.thegrandhand.com U.s. with an emphasis on artists from Northern California. ivy twig & twine/Liken Art & Floral Gallery, pg. 119 Napa Art, Nature and Elements…together by Design. Décor, rental, artwork and personally designed events. 606 Main st. (707) 812-8234, www.michaelholmesdesigns.comJessel Gallery, pg. 118 Napa room after room showcases original paintings, working artists, books, consignment clothing and1019 Atlas Peak rd. (707) 257-2350, www.jesselgallery.com home and garden.Quent cordair Fine Art Napa A premier provider of contemporary romantic realism in painting, sculpture and drawing.1301 First st. (707) 255-2242thomas Kinkade of napa Valley Napa A signature thomas Kinkade Gallery with oils, sketches, prints and a selection of gift items.1390 First st. (707) 258-8200Gordon Gallery Yountville Features local artist steven Gordon and includes original landscape paintings and drawings based on6484 Washington st. (707) 944-0823 Napa Valley.napa Valley Museum Yountville Explore the connections between the Valley’s environment, culture, history and creative expression. 55 Presidents Circle (707) 944-0500, napavalleymuseum.org Changing art and history exhibitions; special exhibitions for children.RAsgalleries Yountville representing more than 200 artists, the gallery showcases art glass, ceramics and fine art.6540 Washington st. (707) 944-9211V Marketplace, Back Inside Cover Yountville A shopping destination including several art galleries that feature both local and international artists.6481 Washington st. (707) 944-2451, www.vmarketplace.comcaldwell snyder Gallery st. helena specializes in 21st-century American and European paintings, drawings, sculpture and limited-edition prints.1328 Main st. (707) 200-5050christopher hill st. helena representing a variety of contemporary artists, the gallery features original works, graphics and sculpture.1359 Main st. (707) 963-0272 i. Wolk Art Gallery st. helena A spacious gallery that contains unusual and uncommon works, some on paper, some sculpture and many 1354 Main st. (707) 963-8800 paintings.calistoga pottery Calistoga A working pottery studio that contains a showroom full of finished ware. 1001 Foothill Blvd. (707) 942-0216ca’toga Galleria d’Arte Calistoga An exclusive showcase of Marchiori’s paintings, drawings, sculptures and ceramics, along with a selection of 1206 Cedar st. (707) 942-3900 gift items.Lee youngman Galleries, pg. 117 Calistoga A kaleidoscope of color and imagery, the gallery offers original oils, watercolors, pastels and sculptures. 1316 Lincoln Ave. (800) 551-0585, www.leeyoungmangalleries.com Visit the plein-air gallery next door presenting the local region’s finest plein-air scenes.
WinERy GALLERiEs LocAtion dEscRiptionArtesa Vineyard Napa Features the contemporary artwork, both indoor and outdoor, of Gordon huether, artist in residence.1345 henry rd. (707) 224-1668ceja tasting salon Napa Original works by local artists available for purchase.1248 First st. (707) 226-6445domaine chandon Yountville Watercolors, oils, photography and sculpture are integrated with the natural setting of the winery.1 California Dr. (707) 944-2280hess collection Winery Napa the art pieces in this personal collection of Donald hess are often shown in museums worldwide.4411 redwood rd. (707) 255-1144 Jessup cellars Yountville Curated art which features rotating installations by celebrated regional and national artists.6740 Washington st. (707) 944-5696Ma(i)sonry napa Valley tasting Room, pg. 68 Yountville An array of artistically designed furniture, sculptures, and paintings are paired well with tasting wine.6711 Washington st. (707) 944-0889Michael Mondavi Family Estate Napa Enjoy art exhibits and taste fine wines.1285 Dealy Ln. (707) 256-2757 Mumm napa, Back Cover Oakville/ the James O’shea Gallery showcases rotating exhibits that feature the work of renowned8445 silverado tr. (707) 967-7700, www.mummnapa.com rutherford international and local photographers including a private collection of Ansel Adams.peju province, Map page B Oakville/ Fabulous garden sculptures. Local artists profiled every quarter.8466 st. helena hwy. (707) 963-3600, www.peju.com rutherfordRobert Mondavi Winery, pg. 79 Oakville/ An extensive collection of sculptures, paintings and artifacts, as well as traveling exhibits.7801 st. helena hwy. (888) 766-6328, www.robertmondavi.com rutherfordRutherford Ranch st. helena A relaxing atmosphere for enjoying fine wines and fine art.1680 silverado tr., (707) 968-3200 st. supéry Winery, Map pg. G Oakville/ Monthly art exhibits grace the walls of the winery.8440 st. helena hwy. (707) 963-4507, www.stsupery.com rutherford
For additional information about art in the Napa Valley, contact the Arts Council of Napa Valley at (707) 257-2117 or www.artscouncilnapavalley.org
guide to the arts
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sterling Vineyards Calistoga stunning architecture along with a gallery of historical photos and prints.111 Dunaweal Ln. (707) 942-3344
pERFoRMinG ARts VEnuEs And FEstiVALs dEscRiptionchamber Music in napa Valley World-renown musicians perform throughout the year.www.chambermusicnapa.org (707) 252-7122Festival del sole Featuring world-class musical performances. July 12-21, 2013.www.festivaldelsole.org Jarvis conservatory Dedicated to serious art forms not often available in other places. Productions take placewww.jarvisconservatory.com (707) 255-5445 in a jewel of a theater and an acoustic marvel. the performing Arts center at Lincoln theater Napa valley’s performing arts center.www.lincolntheater.com Music in the Vineyards Classical music set in stunning settings throughout the valley. 19th Annualwww.napavalleymusic.org (707) 258-5559 Festival is August 7th-26th, 2013.napa Valley college performing Arts Professional quality theater in a college setting featuring a five-show season.www.napavalleytheater.org (707) 253-3200 napa Valley Film Festival inspired Films previewed throughout the valley accompanied by decadent foodwww.napavalleyfilmfest.org and wine; November 6-11, 2013.napa Valley playhouse A group of people with a love for theater who are dedicated to sharing that love with thewww.dreamweaverstheatre.org (707) 255-LivE Napa valley community.napa Valley opera house Listed on the National register of historic Places; live performances.www.nvoh.org (707) 226-7372Robert Mondavi Winery summer Music Festival An outdoor setting where legendary artists have performed for the summer Concert series.www.robertmondavi.com (707) 251-4097silo’s napa Pairing great wines with great music, Napa’s premiere Music room is locatedwww.silosnapa.com (707) 226-6529 in the heart of Downtown Napa at the historic Napa Mill.tucker Farm center Enjoy children’s and adult theater along with theater workshops.www.tuckerfarmcenter.com (707) 942-0977 uptown theatre napa this restored art deco masterpiece showcases only the finest acts, featuring music, comedy and more. www.uptowntheatrenapa.com (707) 259-0123 the historic landmark offers an intimate live show experience.White Barn theater An 1872 Carriage house that was once part of U.s. Civil War General Erasmus Keyes’ home andwww.thewhitebarn.org (707) 963-7002 winery estate was transformed into an intimate 75-seat performing arts venue.
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DI rOSA
www.diRosaArt.org
5200 Sonoma Highway (Highway 121)
napa, CA 94559
707-226-5991
open Wednesday to Sunday
Located on 217 acres in the Carneros
region of napa Valley, di Rosa houses the
foremost collection of contemporary Bay
Area art, with nearly 2,000 works by 800
artists. A wide range of styles, media, and
subject matter provide an overview of the
creative energy and freedom to experiment
that characterize this region of California.
For more information and tour schedules,
visit www.diRosaArt.org.
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shOPPiNG • sPAs • BALLOONiNG • NAPA vALLEY ExPEriENCEs COOKiNG CLAssEs • NiGhtLiFE • hiKiNG • tENNis • GOLF
WELLNESSRelax, Res tore, Renew in the Napa Val ley
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SPAS • GOLF • BIKING • AIr BALLOONING SHOPPING • ACTION & ATTrACTIONS
Whatever indulgence you choose it should be revitalizing and an experience to
remember. Wellness brings balance to life, melts your worries away and helps you
to enjoy the moment.
When visiting the Napa valley make certain to schedule plenty of time for
exploring and discovering the many offerings that make the valley unique. Enjoy
the sunrise from a brightly colored balloon that lifts from the valley floor and
serenely floats in the cool breezes affording magnificent views of the vineyards
and wineries below.
For a more active view of the valley’s charm, contact a biking company that
can point out safe biking routes and even set up wine tasting tours. if you buy
some wine, don’t worry about balancing that case of wine on your helmet — the
bicycling company will gladly transport it for you.
Favorite pastimes in the Napa valley are dining, tasting fine wine and sightseeing
— the Wine train is the perfect option for incorporating all three at one time.
Enjoy the valley and exquisite cuisine while riding the rails in luxuriously
restored antique railroad cars.
Another unique way to see the valley is to experience the Napa river. What was
once the bustling hub for Napa City is now a treasure from which to enjoy the
serenity of the countryside. rent a kayak to explore or take a stroll along the
Napa river Walk in downtown Napa.
if shopping helps you to relax you’ll find everything from fine art, to a locally
owned boutique, to a premium outlet mall. No matter where you might meander
in the valley, you’re sure to discover a treasure of your own.
Napa Valley Welcome Center600 Main Street, Napa CA
Phone: (707) 251-5895www.visitnapavalley.com
Photo by Charles O’Rear Photo by Charles O’Rear
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PiCNiCs/PArKsAMEriCAN CANYONnewell open space(707) 648-7275hiking, birdwatching.
CAListOGAold Faithful Geyser1299 tubbs Ln., (707) 942-6463Picnicking.
petrified Forest4100 Petrified Forest rd., (707) 942-6667Picnicking, walking trails.
pioneer parkCedar st. Picnicking, playground.
Robert Louis stevenson state parkNorth of Calistoga. hiking, picnicking. hike to summit of Mt. st. helena and along rugged Palisades trail.
NAPAAlston parkDry Creek rd. & trower Ave.Jogging, hiking, picnicking, dog park.
Archer taylor preserveCall to make arrangements for hiking.(707) 254-0996
Fuller parkJefferson/Laurel st. Picnicking, playground.
Kennedy park2295 streblow Dr., (707) 226-9941Golf course, picnicking, boat launch,wildlife preserve, river walk.
skyline park4th & imola Ave., (707) 252-0481hiking, biking, equestrian trails, picnicking. rv spaces.
Westwood hillsBrowns valley rd. & thompson.hiking, picknicking, walking trails.
rUthErFOrDLake hennessey Recreational Areasage Canyon rd., East of silverado trail, (707) 257-9529Boating, fishing, picnicking, hiking, boat launch. No swimming.
st. hELENABale Grist Mill historic park3 miles NW of st. helena on hwy. 29 (707) 963-2236, hiking, Grist Mill events.
Bothe-napa Valley state park 3801 st. helena hwy. N (707) 942-4575, (800) 444-7275 hiking, picnicking, camping, swimming.
crane parkGrayson Ave. behind the high school.Picnicking, playground, tennis courts.
YOUNtviLLEyountville parkWashington & Lincoln st.Picnicking, playground.
CAMPGrOUNDs/rv sitEsCAListOGAnapa county Fairgrounds1435 Oak st., (707) 942-5221showers, rv hook-ups.
LAKE BErrYEssA pleasure cove Marinawww.goberryessa.comBoat rentals (800) 255-5561Cabin rentals (877) 386-4383Located 45 minutes from Napa valley. hiking, picnicking, camping, boat rentals, cabins and rv sites. (pg. 47)
spanish Flat 4920 Knoxville rd., (707) 966-9192 Camping, rv sites.
steele canyon 1605 steele Canyon rd., (707) 966-9179 Camping, rv sites.
NAPAFairgrounds–nV Exposition575 third st., (707) 253-4900showers, rv hook-ups.
skyline park4th & imola Ave., (707) 252-0481hiking, biking, equestrian trails, picnicking. rv spaces.
st. hELENABothe-napa Valley state park3801 st. helena hwy. No., (707) 942-4575, (800) 444-7275hiking, picnicking, camping, swimming.
ACTION & ATTrACTIONP i c n i c , H i k e , B i k e a n d G o l f
A C t i O N & A t t r A C t i O N N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k
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Bothe state park
Bale Grist Millstate historic site
Lower oat hillMine trailhead
table Rock & palisadestrailheads
Robert Louis stevensonstate park(Mt. st. helenatrailhead -10 miles roundtrip)
petrifiedForest(private)
old FaithfulGeyser(private)
pioneer park
napa ValleyFairgrounds
LakehennesseyRecreation
Areacrane park
yountville park& playground
Alston park(includes
dog park)
Westwood hills park Fuller
park skylineWildernesspark
napa Valley Expo
oxbowpreserve
napa RiverEcologicalReserve
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Kennedypark & napa Rivertrail
(see Map page d)smittle creek, oak shorescapell creek Boat Ramp,pleasure cove, spanish Flat,steel canyon
(see Map page d)smittle creek, oak shorescapell creek Boat Ramp,pleasure cove, spanish Flat,steel canyon
PArKS AND WILDErNESS ArEAS
Hiking, Biking, Picnics,Camping and RV Sites
Upper Napa Valley from the Palisades Trail
Smittle Creek Trail
Waterfalls in spring at ArcherTaylor Preserve. Check for guided hikes at www.napalandtrust.org
Bale Grist Mill State Historic Site
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GolfG r e e n F e e s a n d O t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n
A c t I O N & A t t r A c t I O N N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k
BALLOON rIDEsBalloons Above the Valleywww.balloonrides.com603 california Blvd., Napa(707) 253-2222, (800) 464-6824
Calistoga Balloonscalistoga, (888) 995-7700
Napa Valley Aloft Balloon Rideswww.nvaloft.com (pg. 126) 6525 Washington st., Yountville (707) 944-4400
BIcYcLINGNapa Valley Bike Tours www.napavalleybiketours.com 6795 Washington st., Yountville (707) 531-7709, (pg. 118)
Napa County Bicycle Coalition www.napabike.org
St. Helena Cyclery1156 Main st., st. Helena (707) 963-7736
ExPLOrEGetaway AdventuresBicycle and Kayak tours (800) 499-2453
Kayak Napa ValleyPaddle the Napa river(707) 501-8585
Napa Art Walk sculptures throughout Downtown Napawww.NapaArtWalk.org
Napa Valley Adventure Tours610 First st., #10 (Oxbow Market)(707) 259-1833 (Kayak, Bike tours)
Napa Valley Tour Guide GuildGuides provide historical and current information. www.napavalleytourguideguild.com
Napa Valley Wine Trainwww.winetrain.com (pgs. 96–97)1275 McKinstry st., Napa (707) 253-2111, (800) 427-4124
Napa Walking ToursGuided tours (707) 815-1277
Old Faithful Geyser1299 tubbs Ln., calistoga(707) 942-6463
Petrified Forest4100 Petrified Forest rd., calistoga (707) 942-6667
FArMErs MArKEtsNapa Downtown Market500 First st., NapaMay-Oct: tues & sat, 8am–12:30pm
Oxbow Public Market610 First st., Napa www.oxbowpublicmarket.com
St. Helena Marketcrane Park, May-Oct: Fridays 7:30–11:30am
Calistoga MarketParking lot on Washington st. May-Oct: saturdays 8:30am - Noon
HOrsEBAcK rIDINGTriple Creek Horse OutfitOut of Bothe state Park, st. Helena(707) 887-8700
MUsEUMsCarolyn Parr Nature Museum3107 Browns Valley rd., Napa(707) 255-6465
di RosaExtensive collection of Bay Area art.5200 carneros Hwy., Napa(707) 226-5991, (pg. 121)
Napa County Historical Society1219 First st., Napa(707) 224-1739
Napa Firefighters Museum1201 Main st., Napa, (707) 259-0609
Napa Valley Museumchanging art and history exhibitions
55 Presidents circle, YountvilleWednesday-Monday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.(707) 944-0500
Napa Valley Natural History Museum3801 st. Helena Hwy., calistoga(707) 942-4575
Sharpsteen Museum1311 Washington st., calistoga(707) 942-5911
Silverado MuseumOne of the world’s most distinguished collections of robert Louis stevenson1490 Library Ln., st. HelenaWed-sun Noon–4 p.m.(707) 963-3757
PArK rEsOUrcEsNapa County Land Trust scheduled hikes and events www.napalandtrust.org (707) 252-3270
Napa County Regional Park & Open Space District www.napaoutdoors.org
Napa Valley State Park Assoc. www.napavalleystateparks.org
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puB/pRiVAtE dRiVinG pRo/ couRsE sEMi-pRiV. RAnGE Lssns hoLEs yARds pAR RAtEd WEEKdAy FEEs* WEEKEnd FEEs*
* Fees are approximate and vary greatly with time, season and certain age groups.
GOLFG r e e n F e e s a n d O t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n
chardonnay Golf club (see ad above) Public Yes Yes 18/public 6,000- 72 71.7 $64 Mon–thurs/$74 Fri $84 sat/sun/holidays2555 Jamieson Canyon road, Napa 6,800 includes cart includes cart(707) 257-1900; reserve 2 weeks in advance Winter: $55/$62 Winter: $70Eagle Vines Golf club Public Yes Yes 18 6,748 71 72.9 $65-70 Mon–thurs $80-95580 s. Kelly road, Napa includes cart includes cart(707) 257-4470 (see ad above) Winter: $57–78 Winter: $78Meadowood Private No Yes 9/18 3,869 62 60.1 $45 all day $45 all day900 Meadowood Lane, st. helena open to guests (707) 963-3646 of resortMount st. helena Golf course Public No Yes 9/18 5,496 68 65.9 $20-$28 all day $26/$34Napa County Fairgrounds, Calistoga Cart optional $18 1435 N. Oak street, (707) 942-9966 $10-9 holesnapa Golf course At Kennedy park Public Yes Yes 18 6,506 72 71.7 $29 resident $38 resident2295 streblow Drive, Napa $38 non-resident $48 non-resident(707) 255-4333 Cart $14/player Cart $14/playernapa Valley country club Private Yes Yes 18 6,148 72 70.1 $75 guest of member $75 guest of member3385 hagen road, Napa includes cart $140 reciprocal w/card(707) 252-1111 & range balls any daysilverado Resort semi-Private Yes Yes N Course 18 6,700 72 73.4 Mon-thu $139-$209 Fri-sun $139-$2091600 Atlas Peak road, Napa includes cart includes cart(707) 257-5460 (pgs. 3, 34-35) s Course 18 6,500 72 72.4 Winter: $89-$99 Winter: $89–99Vintner’s Golf club Public Yes Yes 9/18 2,850 68 64.8 Mon–th $25/$35 Fri–sun $30/$407901 solano Avenue, Yountville Cart $20–9 holes; Cart $20–9 holes; (707) 944-1992 $26–18 holes $26–18 holes
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s P A s N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k
ChOOsE A MAssAGE stYLE A massage is not only relaxing but can improve cir-culation and relieve congestion throughout the body. You may encounter numerous massage styles in the Napa valley. the following list is an example of some of the more popular styles you will encounter.
ArOMAthErAPYtherapeutic massage combining fragrant oils for added health benefits.
DEEP tissUEthe therapist uses knuckles, forearms and elbows to lengthen and deeply work the muscles to release tension. Good for stimulating circulation.
LYMPhAtiCA rhythmic massage and stimulation of pressure points that work on the lymphatic system and strengthen the immune system.
rEFLExOLOGYApplied pressure on certain key areas of the feet and/or hands that stimulates the body’s natural ability to heal itself.
shiAtsUA Japanese finger-pressure massage used to stretch and open energy points in the body and reduce stress. shiatsu massages are usually done while you are fully clothed, so wear loose-fitting clothing.
sPOrtsAn active, full-body massage for professional and amateur athletes that specifically works on the muscle groups that get the most stress.
sWEDish Or thErAPEUtiCA soothing full-body massage that stimulates circulation and reduces stress and muscle tension. Choose a gentle or firm massage.
ChOOsE A sPA trEAtMENt Our hurried lifestyles are rather stressful and the body doesn’t relax and function at its full capacity. A spa treatment along with soothing music and a relaxing atmosphere provides a sense of well-being for the body.
MUD BAths AND WrAPs Mud baths are usually found in areas where volcanic ash and hot spring water can be combined. this treat-ment is extremely soothing to the joints. A mud wrap on the other hand can be any type of mud mixture that is rubbed or brushed on and is typically used to enhance the skin.
MiNErAL BAth Or POOL these are geothermally heated mineral pools or baths. A bath will be much more private than a pool and a pool sometimes gets its heat from a heater.
hOt stEAM BAth / shOWEr the natural question is how is this different from a sauna? A sauna gains its heat from water being thrown on a stone. the air is typically hotter and dryer. By contrast a steam bath gains its heat by the introduc-tion of hot steam. the temperature is usually quite mild compared to a sauna and it is 100% humid. sometimes oils or perfumes are added to the steam to enhance the experience.
hErBAL hOt BLANKEt WrAP the blanket typically has a linen component to it and is heated by a solution of hot water. A variety of herbs can be added to the wrap and/or water to enhance the cleansing effect that is desired. this raises the body temperature very quickly, in the attempt to sweat out toxins in your system. it is often combined with another treatment.
FACiALs these are a specialty of the Napa valley. it includes cleansing, exfoliation, oxygenating, hydration and a relaxing massage. treatments can be varied to deal with specific skin types.
SPASD i s c o v e r J u s t t h e R i g h t T r e a t m e n t
875 Bordeaux Way, Napa CA 94558
Toll Free: 866.370.NAPA
Spa: 707.251.3000
TheMeritageResort.com
The MeRiTAgeReSoRT ANd SPA exPeRieNCe A deSTiNATioN
uNTo iTSelF.
ReJuVeNATioNSpa Terra, located in the “Heart of
the Earth,” features natural curative treatments along with steam grottos,
whirlpool baths and a relaxation lounge. This unique spa is unparalleled
in luxury and was ranked one of the Top 100 Spas in America.
spas and Wellness Centers offer a wide variety of relaxing therapies and treatments. Packages and treatments are as varied as the number of spas. heart patients, diabetics and those with arteriosclerosis should consult with their physicians as body temperatures and pulse rate can change rapidly.
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Mud BAth MinERAL hot stEAM hERBAL/hot MAnicuRE/ WhiRL- sWiMMinGnAME/LocAtion/tELEphonE/WEBsitE oR WRAp BAth/pooL BAth BLnKt WRAp MAssAGE FAciALs pEdicuRE pooL pooL LodGinG
A Relaxation skin and spa co. – 605 Cabot Way 3 3 Napa • (707) 265-7733 Baths at Roman spa hot springs & Resort – 1300 Washington st. 3 3 3 3 3 3 Calistoga • (707) 942-4441, (800) 820-4463calistoga Ranch – 580 Lommel rd. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Calistoga • (707) 254-2820 (guests first)calistoga spa hot springs – 1006 Washington st. (pg. 55) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Calistoga • (707) 942-6269 • (866) 822-5772 • www.calistogaspa.comcarneros inn spa, the – 4048 sonoma hwy. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Napa • (707) 299-4850 • www.thecarnerosinn.com (public use M-Th)dr. Wilkinson’s hot springs – 1507 Lincoln Ave. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Calistoga • (707) 942-4102Golden haven hot springs – 1713 Lake st. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Calistoga • (707) 942-8000Greenhaus European day spa – 1300 Pearl st. Wrap 3 3 3 3 Napa • (707) 257-8837 health spa napa Valley – 1030 Main st. Wrap 3 3 3 3 3 St. Helena • (707) 967-8800 hilary Molloy/aesthetician – [email protected] 3 Napa • (707) 315-3329 & make-upindian springs Resort & spa – 1712 Lincoln Ave. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Calistoga • (707) 942-4913Jefferson street day spa – 1625 Jefferson st. 3 3 Napa • (707) 259-0411 Lavender hill spa – 1015 Foothill Blvd. 3 3 3 3 Calistoga • (707) 942-4495 • (800) 528-4772 Lincoln Ave. spa – 1339 Lincoln Ave. Wrap 3 3 3 3 3 Calistoga • (707) 942-2950 Mais oui spa & Massage – 952 Jefferson st. Wrap 3 3 Napa • (707) 224-8500Mais oui spa & Massage, #2 – 1458 Lincoln Ave., #16 Wrap 3 3 Calistoga • (707) 224-8500Massage to Go Will come 3 3 3(707) 965-9500 • www.massagetogo.com to you Mount View hotel & spa – 1457 Lincoln Ave. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Calistoga • (707) 942-5789napa Massage & Bodycare – 1834 First st., #11 3 3 Napa • (707) 252-7079north Block spa – 6774 Washington st. 3 3 3 3Yountville • (707) 944-8080sala salon – 1315 First st. 3 Napa • (707) 252-0202 & make-upspa AcQua at hotel yountville – 6462 Washington st. (pg. 41) Wrap 3 3 3 3 3Yountville • (707) 967-7900 • www.hotelyountville.com (guests only)spa at Bardessono – 6526 Yount st. (pgs. 43, 96-97) Wrap 3 3 3 3 3 3 Yountville • (707) 204-6000 • www.bardessono.com spa at napa River inn –500 Main Wrap 3 3 Napa • (707) 265-265-7537 spa at silverado Resort – 1605 Atlas Peak rd. (pgs. 3, 34-35) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Napa • (707) 257-5555 • www.silveradoresort.comspa at the napa Valley Marriott – 3425 solano Ave. (pg 51) Wrap 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Napa • (707) 254-3330 • www.marriott.comspa Villagio – 6481 Washington st. (Back inside Cover) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Yountville • (707) 948-5050 • www.villagio.comspa du soleil/Auberge du soleil – 180 rutherford hill rd. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Rutherford • (707) 963-1211 • www.aubergedusoleil.com (guests only)spa solage – 755 silverado tr. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Calistoga • (866) 942-7442 spa terra at the Meritage Resort – 875 Bordeaux Way 3 3 3 3 3 3Napa • (707) 251-3000 • www.spaterra.com (pgs. 36-37, 125)the health spa at Meadowood – 900 Meadowood Lane Wrap 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3St. Helena • (707) 963-3646 • www.meadowood.com (guest/members only)
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stylish fashions for both men and women,
beautifully designed jewelry, home furnishings
with that Napa valley flair and creative artisan
crafts are all a part of the local shopping
adventure.
napa’s Riverfront, located on the Napa river in
downtown napa, provides a wonderful setting for
shopping, wine tasting and dining. these restored
buildings are the last vestiges of the once thriving
riverside commercial center of the late 1800s and
early 1900s. Of course, there is always a perfect
bargain to find at the napa premium outlets.
With more than fifty famous brand stores, this is
the place where you can shop until you drop.
in yountville is V Marketplace, a refurbished
winery that houses more than twenty-five
specialty shops and galleries that fill the nooks
and crannies of the historic landmark.
st. helena’s Main street is a destination for
upmarket shopping. Welcoming boutiques, along
with bath, home and artisan food shops beckon
you to venture beyond the usual.
At the north end of the valley, calistoga is the
place to spot unique jewlery, home accessories,
and spa products inspired by the area’s mud baths.
Art galleries abound. What a great way to
remember your Napa valley visit—a work of art
for your home.
WHErE TO SHOPS h o p p i n g i n S t y l e i n t h e N a p a V a l l e y
s h O P P i N G N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k
CAListOGAcalistoga depottrain cars transformed into shops.1458 Lincoln Ave.
calistoga shopswww.visitcalistoga.com (pgs. 18-19)
NAPAdowntown napawww.DoNapa.com (pgs. 16-17)
napa centerFirst st. and Pearl st. www.shopnapacenter.com (pgs. 132-33)
Mustard seed clothing co.Women’s Boutique 1301 Napa town Center(707) 255-4222 (pg. 132)www.mustardseedclothing.com
napa Valley Jewelers1317 Napa town Center (707) 224-0997 (pg. 133)
napa BellaWomen’s Boutique1146 First st., (707) 704-0456 (pg. 131)
Williamson & companyMenswear 1232 First st., (707) 224-5284 (pg. 133)
napa premium outletsFirst st. & Factory stores Dr. (707) 226-9876 (pg. 130)www.premiumoutlets.com
napa Valley Welcome center600 Main st. (707) 251-5895www.visitnapavalley.comnapa Riverfront www.Napariverfront.com (pgs. 6-7)
ivy twig & twineDistinctive Gift shop606 Main st., (707) 812-8234 (pg. 119)www.michaelholmesdesigns.com
the napacard.com A premium value card for the Napa valley.
st. hELENAMario’sMen’s Fine Clothing1223 Main st.(707) 963-1603 (pg. 131)www.mariosnapavalley.com
YOUNtviLLEBEARd pLAzAGalleries & specialty shops6540 Washington st.(707) 944-0850
V MARKEtpLAcE(Back inside Cover)6481 Washington st. (707) 944-2451, www.vmarketplace.com
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dine,Shop,
Savor!
Retail Store • Café • Wine Bar
6525 Washington St. • Yountville, CA • (707) 945-1229 • www.napastyle.com/cafe
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GOUrMEt BEVErAGEs, FOOD & sWEEtsAnette’s Chocolate & Ice Cream1321 First st., Napa(707) 252-4228
Benchmark Wine Grouprarely seen collector wines.www.benchmarkwines.com
Dean & Deluca607 south st. Helena Hwy. st. Helena(707) 967-9980
Napa General Store500 Main st., Napa(707) 259-0762www.napageneralstore.com
Napa Style6525 Washington st., Yountville(707) 945-1229 (pg. 131) www.napastyle.com
Oakville Grocery7856 st. Helena Hwy., Oakville(707) 944-8802
Oxbow Public Market600 First st., Napawww.oxbowpublicmarket.com
Round Pond Olive MillIncludes sit-down tastings. 877 rutherford rd., rutherford(707) 963-7532 (pg. 67) www.roundpond.com
St. Helena Olive Oil Co.Boutique wine tastings.8576 st. Helena Hwy. (800) 939-98801351 Main st., st. Helena(707) 968-9260
Spice Islands Marketplace @ the CIA2555 Main st., st. Helena (707) 967-2309www.ciastore.com
Sweetie Pies500 Main st., Napa(707) 257-8817www.sweetiepies.com
Vintage Sweet Shoppe500 Main st., Napa(707) 224-2986www.vintagesweetshoppe.com
90-Plus Wine ClubBuy premium wines online.(707) 252-1227www.the90pluswineclub.com
On-Trend, Independent Designer and Euro-Inspired Fashion and Accessories
Currently located at1146 First Street
Downtown Napa, 94559www.NapaBella.com
707-704-0456
We CelebrateEvery “BODY”Sizes Small to 3x
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www.shopnapacenter.com
Classically Contemporary
Casually Elegant Clothing and Accessories for Women
Well-known and Unique Boutique Clothing Lines
Voted Best Clothing Boutique in the napa Valley 16 years in a row
www.mustardseedclothing.com301 Napa Town Center
Napa, CA 94559 • 707-255-4222
divaWe’ll bring out the
in you!
COMINGSOON
T H E U LT I M AT E N A P A V A L L E Y S H O P P I N G E X P E R I E N C E
With construction in progress,
Napa Center is revitalizing
the former Napa Town Center
outdoor shopping area,
bringing over 150,000 square
feet of retail and hospitality
space to the heart
of downtown Napa.
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Zanella · Nat Nast · Robert Talbott
1267 NAPA TOWN CENTER, NAPA • 224.5284
Jack victor · Agave · scott Barber
1232 First street, Napa · 224.5284
Napa Valley Charms
Our charms will fit bracelets from ALL brands, including Pandora and Chamilia
NapaValleyJewelers.com
DurING Our traNSItION, BE SurE
tO ShOp:BOHO LIFESTYLE • BuckHOrn GrILLCEjA VINEYARdS WINE TASTING SALON
CULT FOLLOWING WINE BAR EIkO’S • Gnc • kInkadE GaLLErY
MccauLOu’S • MuSTard SEEdNAPA VALLEY jEWELERS
NAPA VALLEY TOY COMPANYWILLIAMSON & COMPANY
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DEstiNAtiON MANAGEMENt COMPANiEs • EvENt & WEDDiNG PLANNErs tOUr & trANsPOrtAtiON COMPANiEs • vENUEs • EvENt sErviCEs
Lunch setting for Wine & Dine Events
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EVENT PLANNINGABOUt thE PLANNErs Whether your guests will number 10 or 1000, the Napa valley has everything you need to create a memorable event. Experienced and professional meeting, wedding and travel plan-ners understand that the valley blends the best of sophisticated city convenience with its own unique, unspoiled charm and splendor.
DEstiNAtiON MANAGEMENt COMPANiEs/EvENt PLANNiNGAccess Wine countrywww.accessdmc.com (707) 346-0026
Behind the scenestours/travel/[email protected] (707) 483-0123
california Wine tours www.californiawinetours.com (pg. 27)[email protected](800) 294-6386, (707) 255-1557
destination design Group www.destinationdesigngroup.com(707) 258-2008, (707) 255-7517
d’Vine connectionswww.dvineconnections.com (707) 938-7494
RoAR design & EventsA full-service graphic design and meeting/event management company.www.roarwithus.com, (707) 815-9922
Verve napa Valley www.vervenapavalley.com [email protected]
Viviani tours/hotels/Eventswww.viviani.com, [email protected](707) 265-1940
Wine & dine Events Group“the Evolution of Destination services” [email protected] (pg. 135)www.winedineevents.com (707) 963-8930
tOUrs & trANsPOrtAtiONBeau Wine tours & Limousine servicewww.beauwinetours.com (pg. 10)(707) 257-0887, (800) 387-2328
california Wine tours, inc.www.californiawinetours.com (pg. 27)(707) 255-1300, (800) 294-6386
designated driversYour car or rental vehicle with a personal driver. (707) 483-0123
Evans, inc. Motorcoach service to sFO and OAK airports4075 solano Ave., Napawww.evanstransportation.com (pg. 27)(707) 255-1557, (800) 428-5612
Knight Wine tours(707) 738-4500
napa Airportertown cars & shuttle vans to all airports(707) 252-1900
napa Jet centerscenic tourswww.napajetcenter.com, (707) 224-0887
napa Valley tours & transportationwww.nvtt.net (pg. 71)(707) 251-9463
napa Valley Wine country tours (707) 226-3333, (800) 578-0115
napa Valley Wine trolleytours & sightseeing(877) 946-3876www.napavalleywinetrolley.com platypus tours(707) 253-2723
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pure Luxury Limousine servicesedans, limousines, vans, suburbans, buses www.pureluxury.com (pgs. 12, 139)(800) 626-5466
Ride Around napa(707)820-2777
sacramento international Airportwww.smf.aero (pg. 4)
Wine & dine Events Group“think You’ve seen it All?”[email protected] (pg. 135)(707) 963-8930
EVENT LOCATIONSWhen custom designing your own wedding or event, begin with WhErE to have your celebration. Following is a list of unique locations that offer all kinds of settings for weddings. refer to the Lodging Amenity Chart, pgs. 46-57, and the Winery Guide, pgs. 69-83, for Event space other than weddings.
ChUrChEs & hALLsBFirst presbyterian (707) 224-8693napa Elks Lodge(707) 253-1411
napa First united Methodist (707) 253-1411
napa Valley Exposition(707) 253-4900
st. John the Baptist church(707) 226-9379
yountville community hall(707) 944-2959
hOt Air BALLOONs see page 126
UNiQUE EvENt/WEDDiNG sPACEBeaulieu Gardens rutherford(707) 963-5299
chardonnay Golf club Napa www.chardonnaygolfclub.com(707) 257-1900 (pg. 127)
christian Brothers Retreat & conference centerNapa(707) 252-3706
Bculinary institute of America (ciA)st. helena www.ciachef.edu/weddings(707) 967-1100
di Rosa preserveNapa www.dirosaart.org (pg. 121)(707) 226-5991
Eagle Vines Golf clubNapawww.eaglevinesgolfclub.com(707) 257-4470 (pg. 127)
Jessel GalleryNapawww.jesselgallery.com(707) 257-2350 (pg. 118)
napa Valley Wine trainNapawww.winetrain.com (pgs. 104-105)(707) 253-2111, (800) 427-4124
Bnapa Valley opera houseNapawww.nvoh.org(707) 226-7372
V. sattui Wineryst. helenawww.vsattui.com (pg. 83)(707) 963-7774
EVENT SErVICESBEAUtY sALONsala salon Napa
www.salasalon.com(707) 252-0202
CAtEriNGAuberge du soleil rutherfordwww.aubergedusoleil.com(707) 963-1211 (pgs. 88-91)
dean & deluca cateringst. helena (707 ) 967-9980
Elaine Bell cateringwww.elainebellcatering.com (707 ) 603-1400
hurley’s RestaurantYountville (707) 944-2345
napa General storeNapa www.napageneralstore.com(707) 259-0762
napa stylewww.napastyle.com(707) 945-1229 (pg. 130)
piper Johnson cateringCalistoga (707) 942-5432
silverado Resort catering Napa www.silveradoresort.com (707) 257-5450 (pgs. 3, 34-35)
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TOUr • CELEBrATE • MEETV e n u e s a n d S e r v i c e s
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MEETING FACILITIES HOTELS & rESOrTSFor further information on lodging amenities, refer to pages 46-57.
(See lodging advertisement on page noted after name.)
T o u R • C e l e b R a T e • M e e T N a p a V a l l e y G u i d e b o o k
Andaz napa 1400 First st., Napa 94559
(707) 224-3900 3 100 100 Yes 1,800 7,000 Yes Yes
Auberge du soleil (pgs. 82-85) 180 rutherford hill rd., rutherford 94573
(707) 963-1211 (800) 348-5406
4 5-50 5-120 Yes 2,300 3,500 Yes Yes Yes
Bardessono (pgs. 43, 96-97) 6526 Yount st., Yountville 94599
(707) 204-6000 5 120 120 Yes 1,644 4,000 Yes Yes Yes
calistoga Ranch 580 Lommel rd., Calistoga 94515
(707)254-2800 (800) 942-4220
4 2-80 2-120 Yes 1,665 7,935 Yes Yes Yes
calistoga spa hot springs (pg. 47) 1006 Washington st., Calistoga 94515
(707) 942-6269 (866) 822-5772
1 40 1,200 1,200 Yes
carneros inn, the (pgs. 90-91) 4048 sonoma hwy., Napa 94559
(707) 299-4900 (888) 400-9000
5 175 175 Yes 9,000 10,000 Yes Yes Yes
christian Brothers Retreat & conference center 4401 redwood rd., Napa 94558
(707) 252-3810 1 10-100 10-100 10-220 9,000 10,000 Private Dining
Yes
doubletree by hilton hotel & spa 3600 Broadway, American Canyon 94503
(707) 674-2100 6 10-300 10-250 6,841 6,841 Yes
dr. Wilkinson’s hot springs Resort 1507 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga 94515
(707) 942-4102 1 20 20 350 350 Yes
Embassy suites hotel (pg. 5) 1075 California Blvd., Napa 94559
(707) 253-9540 (800) EMBAssY
10 10-200 10-200 Yes 7,630 8,130 Yes Yes Yes
Fairfield inn & suites (pg. 47) 3800 Broadway, hwy. 29, American Canyon
(707) 643-3800 1 40 650 650 Yes
Golden haven hot springs 1713 Lake st., Calistoga, 94515
(707) 942-8000 1 30 500 700 Yes
harvest inn (pg. 45) One Main st., st. helena 94574, www.harvestinn.com
(707) 963-9463 (800) 950-8466
5 5-120 5-100 Yes 4,000 4,000 Yes Yes
hawthorn suites by Wyndham (pg. 49) 314 soscol Ave., Napa 94559, www.napavalleyinns.com
(707) 226-1878 (800) 527-1133
1 14 250 250 Yes Yes
hideaway cottages 1412 Fairway, Calistoga 94515
(707) 942-4108 1 20
hilton Garden inn napa 3585 solano Ave., Napa 94558
(707) 252-0444 1 2-75 2-75 1,200 1,200 Yes Yes
holiday inn Express and suites (pg. 49) 5001 Main st., American Canyon 94503, www.napavalleyhie.com
(707) 552-8100 4 10-100 90 Yes 1,740 3,000 Yes Yes
hotel yountville (pg. 43) 6264 Washington st., Yountville 94599, www.hotelyountville.com
(707) 967-7900 (888) 944-2885
2 10-80 10-100 Yes 1,230 2,590 Yes Yes off-site
Yes
indian springs Resort & spa 1712 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga 94515
(707) 942-4913 1 2-22 300 300 Yes
ivy hotel napa 4195 solano Ave., Napa 94558
(707) 253-9300 (800) 253-NAPA
6 10-500 10-500 7,500 9,500 Yes Yes Yes
La Residence country inn (pg. 51) 4066 howard Ln., Napa 94558, www.laresidence.com
(707) 253-0337 (800) 253-9203
1 2-20 35 420 1,050 Yes
Marriott napa Valley hotel & spa (pg. 51) 3425 solano Ave., Napa 94558, www.napavalleymarriott.com
(707) 253-8600 12 10-500 10-400 Yes 11,000 19,000 Yes Yes Yes
Meadowood (pgs. 94-95) 900 Meadowood Ln., st. helena 94574, www.meadowood.com
(707) 963-3646 (800) 458-8080
3 250+ 250+ Yes 3,000 16,000 Yes Yes Yes
Meritage Resort and spa (pg. 36-37, 116) 875 Bordeaux Way, Napa 94558, www.themeritageresort.com
(707) 251-1900 (866) 370-NAPA
27 12-800 800 Yes 34,000 50,000 Yes Yes Yes
Mount View hotel & spa 1457 Lincoln Ave., Calistoga 94515
(707) 942-6877 (800) 816-6877
1 20 22 Yes 600 600 Yes Yoga Yes
napa River inn (pgs. 1, 32-33) 500 Main st., Napa 94559, www.napariverinn.com
(707) 251-8500 (877) 251-8500
2 5-100 5-100 Yes 2,000 9,300 Yes Yes Yes
napa Valley hotel & suites 853 Coombs st., Napa 94559
(707) 226-1871 1 25 Yes
napa Valley Lodge (pg. 41) 2230 Madison st., Yountville 94599, www.napavalleylodge.com
(707) 944-2468 (888) 944-9894
3 6-50 6-50 2,540 2,540 Yes Yes
napa Winery inn 1998 trower Ave., Napa 94558
(707) 257-7220 (800) 522-8999
2 15-36 1,500 1,500 Yes
River pointe Resort 500 Lincoln Ave., Napa 94559
(707) 252-4200 1 100 100 Yes Yes Yes
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River Terrace Inn (pg. 41) 1600 soscol Ave., Napa 94559, www.riverterraceinn.com
(707) 258-1236 (707) 320-9000
3 10-50 10-50 Yes 1,016 2,216 Yes Yes Yes
Silverado Resort & Spa (pgs. 3, 34-35) 1600 Atlas Peak rd., Napa 94558, www.silveradoresort.com
(707) 257-0200 (800) 532-0500
17 10-400 10-400 Yes 17,000 37,076 Yes Yes Yes
Solage Calistoga 755 silverado tr., calistoga, 94515
(866) 942-7442 4 10-220 10-220 Yes 4,710 11,060 Yes Yes Yes
Southbridge Napa Valley (pg. 11) 1020 Main st., st. Helena 94574
(707) 967-9400 (800) 520-6800
1 2-40 2-60 775 775 Yes Yes
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Napa Valley (pg. 49) 101 Gateway rd. E., Napa, 94558, www.springhillsuitesnapavalley.com
(707) 253-1900 5 5-124 124 Yes 3,000 6,200 Yes
Villagio Inn & Spa (Back Inside cover) 6481 Washington st., Yountville 94599, www.villagio.com
(707) 944-8877 (800) 351-1133
10 400 400 Yes 10,000 35,000 Yes Yes Yes
Vintage Inn (Back Inside cover) 6541 Washington st., Yountville, 94599, www.vintageinn.com
(707) 944-1112 5 400 400 Yes 10,000 35,000 Yes Yes
Vino Bello Resort 865 Bordeaux Way, Napa, 94558
(707) 251-1900 10 10-50 50 Yes 20,000 25,000 Yes Yes Yes
Westin Verasa Napa, (Fr. In. cover) 1314 McKinstry st., Napa, 94559, www.westinnapa.com
(707) 257-1800 5 10-230 10-230 Yes 6,122 20,492 Yes Yes Yes
Bed & Breakfast INNsBeazley House 1910 First st., Napa 94559
(800) 559-1649 23 23
Brannan Cottage Inn 109 Wapoo Ave., calistoga 94515
(707) 942-4200 16 50
Calistoga Inn Restaurant and Brewery 1250 Lincoln Ave. calistoga 94515
(707) 257-3717 30
Candlelight Inn 1045 Easum Dr., Napa 94558
(800) 624-0395 20
Chelsea Garden Inn 1443 second st., calistoga 94515
(707) 942-0948 20
Chien Blanc Lodging 1441 second st., calistoga 94515
(707) 942-1655 10
Churchill Manor (pg. 53) 485 Brown st., Napa 94559
(707) 253-7733 (800) 799-7733
30 150 outdoors
Hennessey House 1727 Main st., Napa 94559
(707) 226-3774 20 20
Hillcrest B&B 3225 Lake county Hwy., calistoga 94515
(707) 942-6334 18 18
Inn on Randolph 411 randolph st., Napa 94559
(707) 257-2886 25 25
Larkmead Country Inn 1103 Larkmead Ln., calistoga 94515
(707) 942-5360 10
Luxe Calistoga 1139 Lincoln Ave., calistoga 94515
(707) 942-9797 6-20 12
McClelland-Priest 569 randolph st., Napa 94559
(707) 224-6875 20 40
Napa Inn 1137 Warren, Napa 94559
(707) 257-1444 25 18
Oak Knoll Inn 2200 E. Oak Knoll Ave., Napa 94558
(707) 255-2200 12 12
Old World Inn 1301 Jefferson st., Napa 94559
(707) 257-0112 (800) 966-6624
20 18
Pink Mansion, The 1415 Foothill Blvd., calistoga 94515
(707) 942-0558 25
RustRidge Ranch 2910 Lower chiles Valley rd., st. Helena 94574
(707) 965-9353 10
Stahlecker House 1042 Easum Dr., Napa 94558
(707) 257-1588 (800) 799-1588
12 12
Wine Way Inn 1019 Foothill Blvd., calistoga 94515
(707) 942-0680 10 10
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(See lodging advertisement on page noted after name.)
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VINtAGE PUBLIcAtIONs2929 conifer court, Napa, cA 94558
Send a copy of the Napa Valley Guidebook.
Please use the order card insert or visit www.napavalleyguidebook.com
PlaNNING MeetINGs Is a BreeZe wHeN
you use our GuIdeBook
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WhErE WiLL thE GUEsts stAY?
Once you have your wedding site selected, refer to the lodging section of this
Guidebook for where your guests might stay. the Guidebook also offers all kinds
of information about Wineries, dining, spa treatments, Where to have Fun
and Where to shop. You may want to send each of your guests a Guidebook so
they’ll be in the know, (707) 226-6211.
it BEGiNs With thE rEhEArsAL DiNNEr
Check the Winery Guide’s information column on Events, pages 69-83. these
wineries are available for group gatherings and the hospitality staff can usually
assist you with catering. however, a list of caterers can be found on page 135.
Napa valley’s restaurants are always a wonderful setting for a rehearsal Dinner,
pages 86-115.
DEtAiLs, DEtAiLs, DEtAiLs
important resources such as photography, Entertainment and Music are
listed on page 136.
GEttiNG ArOUND thE vALLEY
Enjoy every minute of your special day and leave the driving to your limousine
service. refer to pages 26-27, 134-135 for excellent resources.
PLANNiNG A BirthDAY PArtY Or ANNivErsArY?
refer to the same resources that are listed to customize your special event. Or
refer to the destination Management companies and Event planners on pages
134 and 135. Both are experts at planning parties.
For more information on weddings in the Napa Valley,
visit www.VisitNapaValley.com.
TIPS & INFOrMATION
WELCOME CENtErsnapa Valley Welcome center600 Main street, Napa, CA 94559(707) 251-5895
American canyon chamber of commerce3419 Broadway, ste. h-11(707) 552-3650
napa chamber of commerce1556 First street(707) 226-7455
yountville chamber of commerce6484 Washington street(707) 944-8008
st. helena chamber of commerce1010 Main street, ste. A(707) 963-4456
calistoga chamber of commerce1133 Washington street(707) 942-6333
trAvEL GUiDEBOOKsnapa Valley Guidebook(vintage Publications) Official travel Planner for visit Napa valley www.napavalleyguidebook.com (pg. 44)(707) 226-6211
napa Valley Life Magazine(707) 738-9698
Via Magazine (AAA)(707) 254-8448Wine country this Weekwww.winecountrythisweek.com
WEDDiNG AttirE & JEWELrYnapa Valley JewelersNapa Center(707) 224-0997 (pg. 133)
VianettBridal Boutique/Designed Dressesv Marketplace, Yountville(707) 963-1535
Williamson & companytuxedosNapa Center(707) 224-5248 (pg. 133)
TOUrISM INFOONLiNE iNFOrMAtiONwww.visitnapavalley.com (pg. 13)
www.visitnapavalley.com/american_canyon.htm (pgs. 24, 25)
www.visitcalistoga.com (pgs. 18-19)
www.donapa.com (pgs. 16-17)
www.lakeberryessachamber.com
www.shellhospitality.com
www.sthelena.com
www.townofyountville.com
www.winecountry.com
MUsiC & ENtErtAiNMENtBay Music & EntertainmentNapa (707) 224-9920
north Bay EntertainmentMusic, Magic & MimeNapa (707) 224-0241
Wine country Entertainmentwww.winecountryentertainment.com(707)965-9862
PArtY & sPECiAL EvENt rENtALs & sErviCEsclassic party RentalsNapa (707) 253-2332st. helena (707) 963-5233
Five star productionsEvent Design & ProductionNapa (707) 257-2200
Michael holmes designswww.michaelholmesdesigns.comNapa (707) 226-3655 (pg. 119)
Wine & dine Events [email protected] (pg. 135)(707) 963-8930
PhOtOGrAPhErs & viDEOGrAPhErsArt & clarityNapa (707) 257-1166, (800) 776-7468
AVMs Audio Visual ManagementNapa (707) 287-5182
Bronk photography Napa (707) 257-1513
Bruce Miller photography Napa (707) 253-9205
cAV Media corporationvideo ProductionNapa (707) 255-9467
dona Kopol Bonic photographyNapa (707) 253-0575
Kent hanson photographywww.kenthansonphotography.comsausalito (415) 332-2180
Margretha Lane photographywww.mlanephotography.comNapa (707) 255-2234
Megan Reeves photographywww.meganreevesphotography.com(707) 227-8818
napa Valley Audio VisualNapa (707) 251-9217
patricia Mark [email protected](707) 255-2998
scoutnapaValley.comspecialized services for photo and film [email protected] (707) 888-8565
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Arts OrGANizAtiONsArts Council of Napa valley ............................. (707) 257-2117 ............................................. www.artscouncilnapavalley.org
BUsiNEss AssOCiAtiONsNapa Downtown Association ........................... (707) 257-0322Napa Center ...................................... www.shopnapacenter.com
ChAMBErs OF COMMErCEAmerican Canyon ............................................ (707) 552-3650 Calistoga .......................................................... (707) 942-6333Lake Berryessa .................................................. (800) 726-1256 Napa ................................................................ (707) 226-7455 st. helena ........................................................ (707) 963-4456Yountville ......................................................... (707) 944-8008
EvENt sPONsOrsAuction Napa valley .............................. www.napavintners.comCarneros Wine Country half Marathon .......... (707) 933-1769Concierge Alliance of Napa valley .... www.conciergealliancenv.comFestival Del sole .....................................www.festivaldelsole.orgFlavor! Napa valley............................www.flavornapavalley.comGifts ‘n tyme holiday Faire .............................. (925) 372-8961home Winemakers Classic ............................... (707) 944-1562Manaleo hawaiian Cultural Foundation ...www.manaleohcf.orgMusic in the vineyards .................................... (707) 258-5559Napa County Land trust .................................. (707) 252-3270Napa County Landmarks ................................. (707) 255-1836Napa valley Arts in April ......................... www.visitnapavalley.com Napa valley Film Festival ................ www.napavalleyfilmfest.orgNapa valley Jazz society ....................................... www.nvjs.orgNapa valley Marathon .......................www.napavalleymarathon.orgNapa valley restaurant Month ................. www.visitnapavalley.comr. Mondavi summer Music Festival ................. (888) 769-5299
FirEAmerican Canyon ............................................ (707) 642-2747Calistoga .......................................................... (707) 942-2810Napa ................................................................ (707) 257-9223Napa County ................................................... (707) 967-1400st. helena ........................................................ (707) 967-2880Yountville ......................................................... (707) 944-9228
LOCAL FAirGrOUNDsNapa County Fairgrounds ................................ (707) 942-5111Napa valley Expo ............................................. (707) 253-4900
MEDiCAL/sOCiAL sErviCEsCOPE Family Center ....................................... (707) 252-1123Kaiser ............................................................... (707) 258-2500Queen of the valley ........................................ (707) 252-4411st. helena hospital .......................................... (707) 963-3611
NAPA vALLEY NANNY ................................ (707) 266-1474Caring Experienced Nanny ..............www.napavalleynanny.com
POLiCEAmerican Canyon ............................................ (707) 648-2658Calistoga .......................................................... (707) 942-2810County sheriff ................................................. (707) 253-4440Napa ................................................................ (707) 257-9223st. helena ........................................................ (707) 967-2850Yountville (sheriff ) ........................................... (707) 944-9228
visitOr iNFOrMAtiONvisit Napa valley .................................www.visitnapavalley.comNapa valley vintners ................................www.napavintners.com
COMMUNITY rESOUrCES25 things to Do ...............................................................28-29Art Galleries .................................................................116-121Attractions ...................................................................124-126Biking ......................................................................... 124, 126Cities and towns .............................................................20-23Cooking Classes .................................................................. 112Dining ...........................................................................86-115Getting Around ................................................................26-27Golf .................................................................................... 127hot Air Ballooning.............................................................. 126hotels, B&Bs, and inns ...................................................30-57Limousines .......................................................................... 134Marketplaces & Deli Locations ........................................... 115shopping ......................................................................130-133spas ..............................................................................128-129theater – Performing Arts ................................................... 121tour, Celebrate, Meet ..................................................134-138town Maps ......................................................... Fold Out B-DWedding venues .................................................................. 138Wine tasting ....................................................................58-85Winery Maps ......................................................Fold Out E-h
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SUMMErsummer will lure you with golden hills, lush vines and the warmth of the sun. Evenings can be
cool, so bring a wrap for outdoor dining and for an evening to enjoy an outdoor concert. the
Robert Mondavi summer Music Festival is a popular series in July and August.
FALLAutumn presents the fragrance of the Crush and a patchwork of reds, golds and greens. Get your
reservations early for this popular time of year. You may want to attend the napa Valley Film
Festival and Flavor! napa Valley, events that are fast becoming world renowned.
WINTEr
vivid yellow mustard amid the sleeping vines and lush green hills invite you to sip wine next to
a cozy fireplace. No wonder this time of the year has become known as “cabernet season.” the
combination of napa Valley Restaurant Month, January, and sipping Cabernet makes winter a
perfect time for visiting.
SPrING
spring bursts forth with an unbelievable bouquet of color—
all the natural beauty that you could imagine. napa Valley Arts in April celebrates the art
collections in wineries, and near the end of this season are four glorious days of festivities known
as Auction napa Valley, the American Wine Classic.
CLIMATEthe Napa valley enjoys a year-round average daytime temperature of 70° Fahrenheit. several
microclimates vary the temperature substantially from the early morning to the evening and create
variances at the same time of day between northern and southern locations. the dress is casual
and the “layered look” is both functional and advisable for day to evening activities (evenings can
be chilly and up to 30°F cooler than the daytime). Because it is a Mediterranean climate, it tends
to rain mostly between December and February. the rain, however, makes winter one of the most
beautiful seasons with vibrant green grass and brilliant yellow mustard flowers. to find out what’s
happening during each season, visit www.visitnapavalley.com.
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