There are more than 400 wineries, in the Napa Valley and each has its unique style. In this region, you can enjoy unforgettable wine tasting sessions and tours of wine cellars. Most of these vineyards are family-owned and operated. In this article, Aveine selected for you some of the best wineries in the Napa Valley.
Beaulieu Vineyard
This is one of the oldest producers in the valley. Indeed, this winery was created in 1885. The producers respect classic values such as the art of craftsmanship to produce quality wines. Different grape varieties are planted such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Malbec, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Beaulieu Vineyard offers many options to suit visitors, from the curious to the connoisseur. We recommend that you visit this amazing wine place.
Beringer
You will enjoy a visit of one of the largest wineries in the world with over 1,600 acres. The wine makers produce a lot of good wines such as Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Dry Rosé, Zinfandel and many more. Beringer owns a rich portfolio of wines. If you plan on visiting this wine place, you will learn a lot about the tradition and heritage of this historic winery, which has been producing wine for 142 years.
Luna Vineyards
This amazing small estate vineyard was created in 1995. This is the first family-owned winery to plant the Italian variety of Pinot Grigio in the Napa Valley. You can taste their wines in a sunny patio area and it’s a pleasant place. The winemaking team works with respect for the land and restricting the use of chemicals and fertilizers. Plan your visit and enjoy a real tasting experience!
Peju Province
This Napa Valley winery offers 30 sustainably farmed wines. They produce red wines, white wines and blended wines. It’s more than a winery because you can discover an amazing art collection gallery inside. They also propose unique culinary events. It’s a good opportunity to participate in a wine and food pairing education class.
Stag’s Leap Winery
This winery was founded in 1970. The 1973 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon won the Cabernet Sauvignon category during the Judgment of Paris in 1976! We invite you to visit this magical place. You can enjoy an estate tour, which allows you to explore the history of the winery. At the end, you will appreciate a pleasant wine tasting.
If you want to travel, we advise you to read our article on the best wineries in Chile or in Sonoma.
