apparently they do not normally do tours, so we were quite privileged to have had the opportunity to have one. we met with our guide at the mansion, and got to have a quick look around inside. a lot of it was under construction, but it was a neat old victorian house. then we followed the guide to the winery itself, which is located on some mountain somewhere up windy, dirt roads. the vineyard is on the same property as the owner's vacation house, and overlooks a pond, the hills, and napa valley. it is a beautiful vacation home, which i belive is available for rent as well. our guide was very polite and friendly, and she shared lots of neat information with us about the vineyard's history. we learned that the owners have a bunch of children, some of which are adopted, and that each plot is named after one of the children. that was very sweet. inside the vacation home are a few family pictures, so it was neat to see some of the kids whose land bore their name. she took pictures for us, and gave us in depth explanations behind each wine, and even the logo too (there's a lot of meaning behind the logo!). i was smitten with the sauvignon blanc, and just had to buy a bottle to take home. i shared it with friends at a dinner a few nights later, and it was a smash hit! read more