Napa Valley: Best Wineries for Hosting Large Groups
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4. Our wines are highly unlikely to be found in your grocery store's wine section.
3. All "Mom & Pop" artisan wineries. No mass produced plonk here.
2. Fantastic wine delivered right to your door. It's not Santa Claus, but close.
1. We ship to 49 states. Sorry Utah... but your loss. Join the club now
Folie a Deux Oakville - Folie a Deaux is a psychiatric term that refers to two people sharing the same delusional ideas. Perhaps a whimsical name for a winery, but appropriate if the founders of the winery happen to both be psychology professionals. While the original couple no longer own the winery, their legacy lives on in the Rorschach dancers on the logo. Read more...
Sutter Home Winery St. Helena - Visitors to the Sutter Home tasting room just outside St. Helena can enjoy some of the finest gardens and flowers of any winery in Napa. From the roses to the palm trees, the quaint inn to the lush lawn, landscaping is clearly a high priority for the folks at this estate. Read more...
V Sattui St. Helena - Known as one of the limited number of Napa wineries that have county permits for picnics, V Sattui offers mid-day tasters a chance to buy some bread and cheese and sit for a spell in the shade. Read more...
Domaine Carneros Napa - If you think you might not make it to a true French chateau before you die, the grand estate at Domaine Carneros is the next best thing. From their sparkling wines to their landscaped gardens, sweeping views, and French parent company, this estate exudes French charm from a quiet corner of the Napa Valley. And they know how to work it. As you park your car, you can only look up and admire the flights of stairs that you have to ascend to reach their main terrace. Read more...
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