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    Frog's Leap Winery

    4.6 (1.1k reviews)
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    Closed • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

    By appointment only

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    Sauvignon Blanc is light clean and refreshing!
    Elisa G.

    Frogs Leap is a beautiful winery in Rutherford, California not far from Yountville. I really like the Sauvignon Blanc which is light clean and refreshing! We had a tour of the grounds and it's so breathtakingly beautiful! They use organic grapes and the wine is pure and clean. They have chickens that produce fresh organic eggs and I'm excited to meet them all! Our guide is great and he's been working here since he was 18. Now he's 30 and he is fully immersed in the wine culture here. They grow their own vegetables and fruits and gorgeous sunflowers in different shades of yellow and orange that I've never seen before! Our tour guide said John gives the fruits and vegetables to all the employees which is so generous and benevolent! A+ experience

    An amazing selection from the library
    Brian M.

    This vineyard is a true Napa experience. We had a unique opportunity to meet John Williams the founder and winemaker at Frog's Leap. He guided us through his amazing property (along with his dog Sadie) and a wine glass in hand. He took us through his facility and parts of the vineyard. You can feel the history of Napa when he walks you through his story. He is a legend in Napa, and both educated us and kept us laughing. We then sat and tasted a number of wines with him including a library selection that took the experience over the top. I highly recommend this winery for your next Napa visit.

    Ian M.

    After more than three years as club members, I'm embarrassed it took me this long to leave a review. Frog's Leap is simply our favorite winery in Napa Valley, and the reasons run deeper than the wine itself. In a valley increasingly dominated by cabernet sauvignon monoculture, John and Rory Williams have stayed true to a different philosophy -- growing and making wines that reflect genuine passion rather than market trends. They are also committed to responsible farming practices like organic, dry farming that are not only good for the land, but result in wines that have a sense of place. That commitment shows in every bottle. Not every varietal will suit every palate (I haven't quite gotten behind Charbono yet - sorry Rory!), but each one is exceptionally well-crafted and represents remarkable value, especially against the Napa marketplace. The wines are site-driven, elegant and balanced, not just over-oaked fruit bombs. The property is gorgeous, the tasting room staff are consistently warm and accommodating, and the winery is genuinely family-friendly -- something that matters to us greatly, as we often visit with our son. It's important to belong to a place that makes you feel welcomed, and not some of the sterile, hoity-toity atmosphere of many wineries these days. The club events and regular pickup party are highlights our whole family looks forward to when they come around. We have many great memories there like getting to help sort grapes in the 2023 vintage, cookie decorating around Christmas timeThere's also something special about seeing John and Rory at those events, hearing directly from them about their philosophy and how the current vintage is unfolding. That personal connection to the people behind the wine is rare and deeply appreciated. If you're looking for a winery that leads with integrity and craft over trend-chasing, Frog's Leap deserves your visit.

    Sultan M.

    There is almost nothing not to love about this winery. The wine is amazing and not ridiculously priced. The variety of tasting fit nearly every style. The people are wonderful and the service is amazing. I was fortunate to go on a quiet Saturday early and could not have had a better time. The ambiance feels like you're just relaxing at a friends farm. If you go to Napa it is absolutely a 'must'

    Barn
    Angela Y.

    We were looking for an outdoor tasting experience where we could take in the wine region scenery while still having a laid back experience. The Garden Bar tasting was perfect for this! It's set up as a bar, where you can go at your own pace and return to the bar when you're ready for the next pour. You can walk around the garden or relax. This was perfect for my group since we wanted to stroll outside and take pictures while trying a variety of the wine. The staff was very friendly, and the property was lovely. The wines were good but not memorable for me personally, although admittedly I'm not the biggest wine drinker. I would say this is a great experience if you are optimizing for flexibility and a relaxing tasting (as opposed to a seated tasting with a stricter flow).

    Jen L.

    We really enjoyed coming to frogs leap! We had our dogs with us so did the garden tasting which allowed pets. You get to walk through their beautiful garden grounds and stop by the outdoor garden bar. They give you a glass and you can seat yourself anywhere or just walk around. You then go back to the bar to get additional pours for the tasting We really liked all the wines we tasted here including the whites. The bartender / sommelier was also super friendly and overall, had a great experience visiting

    Red barn - now distillery
    Jeff A.

    Definitely a must see winery in Napa. Very unpretentious tasting experience. Got the $75 tasting which started out at the main tasting facility, went in a brief tour around the vineyards and gardens, got to see the distillery and barrel room then concluded at a table on the patio at the main center. Our host, Brian, was awesome. His dad works at the estate also. He was friendly, funny, and knowledgeable. I really wanted to try their premier Cab (Rossi) which wasn't included. I promised I'd buy at least one bottle and he accommodated which was really nice. I ended up buying two of them. The grounds are beautiful and they say you can sample the fruit if you can reach it in the trees. I had a Tangelo and a plum.

    Tara L.

    We are from out of town and we visited this winery. This is by far the worst winery that I've ever been to. The vineyard itself is quite gorgeous and their garden is absolutely beautiful. The staff were so very nice and offered our family peaches and we're very accommodating. However, the wine is awful, and it's very overpriced. The only wine that I kind of liked was a Cabernet. For six bottles of this Cabernet it was $750. I think that's a bit too much. I would not go back.

    dog friendly--this dog is the resident winner dog, but happy to share the space
    Heidi F.

    Plus +++++ on service, wine, prices, and dog friendly environment! The farmhouse is charming and the best wine experts !

    Frog in the pond
    Katie R.

    Had such a lovely time tasting at Frog's Leap! The property is absolutely beautiful and the service was great! We had a reservation for our group of 8, after a few minutes waiting by the frog pond - which did indeed have some frogs, we were taken to the lovely trellised garden tasting area. Our tasting was led by Jazz, who was very personable and ended up being a great host. He never rushed us and made sure that our glasses were never empty for too long. We tasted six wines throughout the visit, with the rosé and the flycatcher red blend being the favorite amongst the group, just about everyone went home with a bottle of one or the other. We enjoyed exploring the property, and wish we hadn't had to leave for another reservation so quickly because we absolutely would've wandered some more. It was an expansive property with so much to see. We also got to feed the chickens, which was a fun highlight for the day. Would definitely come back here and will recommend this spot to people looking for Napa Valley wineries!

    This vineyard was a lovely follow-up to Davis Estates. This vineyard in contrast is like a walk through an E.M. Forster setting. The garden is beautiful with gorgeous sunflowers and a wide range of flora. We did the garden tasting only and it was a perfect unrushed way to enjoy the wine and the scenery. The house is picturesque and warm ~ segue into the garden. If you are looking for grand epic vistas ~ then you may want to try elsewhere. But if you are a nature lover and appreciate a casual yet beautiful surrounding / not to mention delicious wines...do not hesitate to visit!

    Outside, near the gardens
    Tiffany L.

    I was looking for something to do before dinner, and we had about 1.5 hours to kill, so someone recommended we see if Frog's Leap could accommodate us. Thankfully, we were in luck and our party of 5 was able to do a tasting in the gardens before they closed for the day. The gardens were absolutely beautiful. We came in spring, so we saw so many flowers, but it was especially the jasmine growing on the trellis that was captivating. It smelled wonderful. With our tasting fee, each person was able to taste four wines, and how it worked was you would get one wine poured at a time by Manny in the trailer, and then you could leisurely enjoy it at any table in the gardens and then go back up to the trailer in order to get your next wine. I really enjoyed the rosé and reds I tried, and Manny even let us try a bit of Zinfandel (which is not included in the standard 4 wines with the tasting). I also loved that they had a jar of souvenir corks you could take for free. Manny also explained the newest bottle design which allows you to easily remove the label after running the bottle under water, so that it is easier to reuse and recycle. I thought that was a great and innovative design. All in all, this tasting is great for people looking for a more laidback tasting experience in a beautiful setting. The main house you enter through is also beautiful and has a wraparound porch (would love to return for the other experiences at this winery).

    The 'mobile' tasting bar set up at the back of the yard--in future on a hot day I would probably taste inside first
    Laura F.

    Of all the places we visited in Napa and Sonoma we probably felt most connected to this one because we got to see grapes being crushed (!!) I kind of can't believe we were allowed so close, but it was incredibly special to drink a Sauvignon blanc while watching this year's Sauvignon blanc harvest make its way through the process. We even got to try some of the juice. Elsewhere on the property is lovely--kindof a "we will come find you with your next tasting" vibe--but getting so close to the crush was absolutely the highlight of the day and one of the highlights of our week-long trip. Highly recommend for the laid back, kind staff that are here! You can drink wine anywhere... but when you're on site in wine country, this is the kind of experience that makes a place unforgettable.

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    Overpriced mid wines with tasting fees that don't match the experience. The garden tasting is a low on service and ambience. Don't

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    Ask the Community - Frog's Leap Winery

    Is Frogs Leap kid friendly?

    No, they are 21+. They have children hours in the morning on some days though.

    Are children allowed in the property?

    Is the seated tasting at 3pm too rushed? We want to be able to taste and explore the property as well.

    We're members at Frog's Leap, and have been there many times. I've never felt rushed. The staff are all very knowledgable and happy to talk about the wines and the property. The Guided Tour and the Rooted in Rutherford tour and tastings are also… 

    Do you require patrons to prove vaccination status in order to visit your winery?

    Hi LJ, Thank you for asking! We do not require guests to prove their vaccination status to visit… 

    Can my husband and I purchase only one tasting for us to share?

    Hi Maridy, Thank you for asking! We welcome both tasters and non-tasters alike to visit Frog's… 

    How long is your tour and tasting?

    Thank you for your inquiry! Our guided Tour and Tasting experience typically takes 90 minutes.

    Is the tour a walking tour or is there a ride? We will have my Grandma with us and while she is quite spry for 83, too much trekking will do her in.…

    It's a walking tour scheduled twice per day during the week. It's walking, but you'll be standing most of the time. The tour is really great, but also the regular tasting experience is great too.

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    “The property was beautiful and we learned a ton about organic wine making including their method of dry farming.”

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    Our whole family had a wonderful experience here at Alpha Omega Winery. We were a large group of 9…read moreranging from a 7 month old baby to 73 year old seniors celebrating my mom's 70th birthday. The best thing about Alpha Omega is that is that it's very family friendly. Not many wineries welcome children and this location was very accommodating. Our children were well behaved, I kept them occupied with lots of arts and craft activities, but my child still end up knocking over a glass of wine. Our server Jokayla was so gracious with us and helped us clean up. She was also very accommodating with everyone's taste preferences and offered customized recommendations for us. This is one of the wineries that did not require an upfront charge to enter which I appreciate so much. Not everyone in our party drank. Up to 2 adults can share a $75 flight of wine. If you purchase 2 or more bottles of wine, the tasting fee is waived. The pours are also plenty so this is a great deal. I just loved their flexibility. Valet parking was free! The winery is upscale, with beautiful views of the vineyard and the water fountain if you get terrace seating. We had reservations for 10:30am and had front row at the terrace. We had a relaxing time and this is one winery I will highly recommend to families. 100% we will come back and enjoy this beautiful location and great service!

    We just experienced a family day at Alpha Omega in St. Helena, and it completely redefined our…read moreexpectations of wine tasting with a 7-year-old in tow. From the stunning reflection pond and sprawling open grounds to the genuinely warm, welcoming team who made our little one feel just as special as the wine club members, it is an absolute must-visit for families exploring Napa Valley. Here is why you need to add it to your next California itinerary: Kid-Friendly Atmosphere: Open spaces and a relaxed, elegant vibe that welcomes families with open arms. Grown-Up Perks: Incredible estate wines and gorgeous vineyard views that give you that true Napa escape. Unforgettable Memories: The perfect blend of relaxation for adults and a fun, upscale day trip for the whole family. Who says you have to wait for a babysitter to enjoy a glass of cabernet? For videos of our experience check out our post on Instagram @kidfriendlyluxurytravel

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    4.9(21 reviews)
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    My visit here was happenstance. I intended to go someplace else, made a wrong turn, then decided to…read morego here instead. This place is beautiful. They've only been there for a year I believe, but from the outside to the inside, everything is purposely selected and placed. And the bathroom! Yes you read that right, the bathroom is impressive. Probably what stuck out to me the most was the wine glasses used for the flight tasting. These glasses are exquisite. While I don't remember the exact dollar figure, they use German glassware that was 100 a pop, and each glass was selected based on enhancing which wine was being tasted. The first glass on the left was what we started with, which was a white, and as you go toward the right you transition into the bulbous fishbowl type glassware typically used to drink reds. The flight tasting was 75 which is pricey, and their flagship red is quite expensive in my opinion. However, you like what you like and if you enjoy it then it's meant for you. This is a great place and I'll most definitely visit again when I'm back in Napa.

    Our first time to visit Mathew Bruno tasting room, located stone throw away from Rutherford Grill…read more Had a great time tasting through the rose, Sauvignon Blanc and a few amazing Cabernets. The standout is the George III that they cannot put on the label as such but it is silky, luxurious and well balanced. The cheese plate is amazing and very generous portion. Met the owner Matthew that tells us all about his passion project of building the tasting room (as you can imagine with Napa's rules it took years to execute).

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    Our host Jo was absolutely wonderful! She has a background in education, and it showed in all the…read morebest ways throughout our experience. She was patient, engaging, incredibly informative, and somehow knew exactly when to keep us focused and when to simply go with the flow. With a group of 11 women celebrating a bachelorette weekend, being able to read the room is definitely a skill--and Jo made it look effortless! She was able to quickly switch gears whenever the situation called for it while still making sure we had a fun, informative, and memorable experience. I was so impressed by Jo's knowledge and the way she shared it with us. She made learning about Cakebread and the wines approachable and enjoyable without ever making the experience feel overly formal. I would gladly spend another afternoon sipping wine and learning from her again! Thank you, Jo, for your patience, hospitality, and for being such a wonderful part of my friend Stephanie's bachelorette weekend. You helped make an already special trip that much more memorable!

    While we know wineries aren't "kid friendly" in general, however when you're on the list of "Best…read moreKid Friendly Wineries" you should have a permanent area for that, not just an hour time slot. We were told "YOUR KID CAN EITHER WAIT IN THE PARKING LOT OR WAIT IN THE CAR.." What responsible adult tells a potential customer that? Essentially, they are NOT family friendly especially with the woman I spoke to telling us to leave my kid in a parking lot or car.... https://www.visitnapavalley.com/blog/post/kid-friendly-wineries-in-napa-valley/

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