Winery Napa Valley Red Wine

Viticulture in Napa Valley dates back to the 19th century; modern, high-quality production became established from the mid-20th century, and the region gained international recognition after the 1976 Judgment of Paris. Today the valley comprises numerous sub-appellations that reflect the variety of soils and microclimates employed in the production of red wines.

An approach focused on quality and terroir expression: producers enhance the individual sites, grape selection and cellar work to create wines that reflect local character while pursuing innovation and quality control.

Napa Valley is a hilly valley in Northern California with a Mediterranean climate and a wide range of soils and exposures. It contains multiple sub-appellations that allow different varieties to be grown and distinct wine styles to be produced, from hillside vineyards to the warmer valley floors.