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    Barnett Vineyards

    4.5 (76 reviews)
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    Closed • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    View from our Barnett tasting
    Jeff C.

    Our second visit to the Barnett property was as good as our first two years ago. The experience and service were fantastic and Enrique was great! The wines here are excellent quality; we're already in the club, but we discovered a couple new ones this trip. Their reds continue to impress me year after year. If you're looking for a new experience, along with that family feel, look no further than Barnett!

    Views!
    Arely C.

    We finally made our way back to Barnett!!! It really is on my top 3 wineries in Napa! First off the views are everything here! The service and wine is top tier . The Sauvignon Blanc is my favorite here and try to stock up before it sells out. It's best to enjoy on a during a hot summer day. The Rattlesnake is the best cab here but is currently out of stock! I recommend this to anyone that comes to visit Napa! I promise you won't be disappointed! The thing I love about Barnett is the privacy , there are only 3 tastings per day and is as if you get the whole winery to yourself! The cave over looking Napa is incredible I can really be out there all day! The new patio that was just built was Amazing!!! The views were spectacular ! I would recommend wearing sunscreen ! I got burned while being up there . Highly highly recommend visiting Barnett on your visit in Napa. Please note the drive is up Spring Mountain and is windy road please be safe driving up and back down !

    Eric T.

    For the diehard wine fans, this is a must place to stop. Expect to drive up a dirt road hill for about ten minutes until you approach a gated entrance. Use the intercom and they will buzz you in. Once you drive and park enter the barn where they store their wine, and have it for sale. Although we weren't able to do the wine tasting, their view up top is spectacular.. simply breathtaking...

    Just a glimpse of the view
    Megan Z.

    You know when you go somewhere and your experience is so good that you actually can't wait to write a Yelp review about it? That's Barnett. My friends and I recently spent a couple of days in Napa, and this was the group's favorite winery (we visited seven total) based on both venue and tasting. The staff is incredibly friendly -- Ryan greeted us and Kevin gave us the tour and tasting -- but in a way that was unique from every other winery we visited. It was really like catching up with old friends, versus polite chit-chat. The views from the top of Spring Mountain were GORGEOUS, and we got to have our full tasting outside (also unique to this winery, in our experience, which really shocked me considering how beautiful some of the wineries are -- such a shame to be inside!). The wine was great -- the hype about the Rattlesnake Cab is real. Definitely a must-visit, and I will be back. One tip: if you're not driving yourself up the mountain, get a private driver/ask your Uber to wait a couple of hours for you for a fee. Even if you have reception on the mountain, you will never get an Uber to crawl up there to grab you!

    Wine

    Tried their wine in the restaurant and loved it wanted to visit her winery. Had a great time beautiful location, very secluded and intimate. Wines are one of the favorite. We've had tried their MMV wine and fell in love with it. The views the service it was all great. Looking forward to visit many more times.

    Barnett is the best!
    Eva V.

    We had an amazing afternoon hosted by Kevin at Barnett. I literally couldn't wait to get home to write a review our experience was so stellar. I had heard excellent things about Barnett through word of mouth and I was looking forward to trying out a great Spring Mountain winery. We had an absolute blast tasting through their delicious and elegant wines while enjoying one of the most amazing views over the Napa Valley. The highlight however was Kevin. He was so funny, knowledgeable and most importantly, down-to-earth which can be hard to find at such a high-end boutique and family owned winery. Made for an absolute magical mid-week day for 2 Napa natives. If you love fine wines, a spectacular view and excellent service, forget the valley floor and head on up to Barnett!

    Mandana B.

    Beautiful location! If you can get a private tasting here I would def check it out. We loved every wine we tasted and the view was amazing. It's a bit of a drive to get to the winery, but it's gorgeous once you get up there.

    Drink these.
    Guillermo R.

    I first discovered this wine while on a business trip to New Orleans (before Katrina), was having dinner at Delmonico's and when looking at the wine list (favoring new vs. old world), the sommelier turned my direction to a merlot from Barnett, after drinking all 3 bottles they had on stock (yes I shared), I vowed to track them down when I got back. That was 10+ years ago. Barnett was my introduction to Spring Mountain wines and once you drink from the mountain it's hard to come down and drink anything else (don't get me wrong there are spots on the valley floor that make good bug juice too). The property is amazing, small and family owned, the staff are generous with their time and knowledge (seek out Kevin) and the wines speak for themselves. Beside their merlot, try the Cabs (Rattlesnake is their top shelf and its worth splurging on a bottle or two), the whites are good too but I am a red guy. They have a couple of pinots you need to taste, look for the Tina Marie it's a great example of russian river wine. The chardonnay is traditional and the sauvignon blanc sometimes tastes like bubble gum. Drink Up!

    The cave
    Sally M.

    We were staying at Mille Vigne nearby and wanted to stop at a winery before heading out of St. Helena. Our innkeeper called Barnett to see if we could stop in for a quick tasting with our dog. Fortunately, they were open and not quite busy yet on a Sunday, so we quickly went over. We were told that we could bring our dog over the phone, unfortunately, when we got there, the person at the tasting room said that the winery dogs don't get along with other dogs, so we couldn't have our pup with us. We did stay to taste, but didn't take full advantage of walking the grounds because we kept checking in on our dog. My husband doesn't drink reds anymore unfortunately, so it worked out for me to taste the reds while he was with the dog. The tasting itself was really nice. I believe I had 4 pours (1 white, 3 reds). We were able to taste overlooking the vineyards; it is a very picturesque spot in front of the wine cave. The person pouring for us was very nice and knowledgeable of the wines. She also took us through the wine cave and gave us some info when I asked if we could go in there. The wines were very good and we ended up getting the 2011 Sangiacomo Vineyard Chardonnay and the 2011 Tina Marie Vineyard Pinot Noir. The tasting fee was waived since we purchased 2 bottles.. I'd recommend Barnett to anyone looking for some really nice reds.

    a table set with wine glasses and a menu

    Amazing!! Gorgeous property! Enrique was great! All the wine was amazing. Very fun, enjoyable, pleasant tasting. Will definitely visit again.

    the reflection from the cave doors
    sarah b.

    Do you want to get away from it all? Up for a drive, albeit the last 15minutes will be a little bit winding. Fancy yourself sitting on a private deck overlooking an expansive valley of vineyards with a generous pour in your glass and feet propped up? Then this might be the place... small, intimate, stunning. Whether you're savoring their Sangiacomo Vineyard Chardonnay or daydreaming of what lfe is like as a talented young winemaker you will not soon forget this vineyard. My most recent visit left me wanting the Rattlesnake Cab (sold out) so I settled on David's alternate suggestion of the Cyrus Ryan instead as a gift for a friend. Don't come here expecting a quick tasting and to leave empty handed. Come because you want to be educated about the small lots that they are known for, come because you appreciate the art of passionate wine making. Do yourself a favor and (don't tell too many people) just go, make sure you call first as appointments are private and you can tell Kevin that Sarah sent you.

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    “The highly rated Rattlesnake Cab was nice, but for whatever reason, I preferred the Spring Mountain.”

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    I loved loved loved this winery. We got the Reserve experience, led by Becky. It was 90 minutes of…read moresampling through the winery's wines, walking through the cave and learning about Pride's craft. It was so intimate and personable - one of the best winery tours we've had. The wines are also excellent - we were particularly stunned by the chardonnay and syrah which are wines we tend to stay away from, but Pride produced such delicious ones that we changed our minds on them! The view here is stunning, too. But I highly recommend getting a private driver since the drive up the hill is quite a hike!

    This is my very first winery/vineyard and I'd say after this experience, the bar is now set to…read moreHIGH. Our host, Krista, was so knowledgeable, open to repeat/answer any questions, and is so good at holding conversations! I felt so enlightened and energized because of her absolute good vibes. Krista ended up showing us a variety of different wines, but the most notable wine was the very beginning. My friends and I were limited in our wine knowledge and he admitted that he felt like all wine tastes the same. However, once we took our very first sip, the fruity, buttery notes completely changed our minds. She sets the image about drinking this near a pool and I immediately would get transported to her explanations. It was giving "Remy" from "Ratatouille" moment when you close your eyes and see/feel all the different imagery. Throughout the tour, we are educated on the fact that they have two different addresses because they are at the border of both Sonoma County and Napa! Literally best of both worlds! Afterwards, we tried multiple different wines in their caves and educated on the different notes, how to hold our wine glasses, and the importance of everything. Before this experience, I was completely unaware of what to look for, but now I feel like I have a better understanding of everything. Certain notes I didn't even expect like the peppery taste in one of the wines. It was so cool knowing that these type of caves and winery exists and I feel like our host, Krista, made our experience even BETTER. Thank you Krista for showing us around. This was completely unforgettable and I WILL BE coming again!

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