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Vincent Arroyo Family Winery

Vincent Arroyo Family Winery

4.8(544 reviews)
1.4 mi
•$$

BIRTHDAY FIRST WINERY VISIT…read more The first time I went for a wine tasting menu was four years ago with a group of hip hop dancers. We visited two wineries in Sonoma. Four years later my sister and her husband organized two wine tasting menus at two wineries in Napa for my birthday. There was a group of relatives that went we us. I am the oldest of all the group as I turned 50. Some say I age as good as wine. There is a saying the longer the wine ages the better it is. Well I found that was partly true when I went to this winery. Two weeks ago Saturday the first winery we visited was Vincent Arroyo Family Winery. The host was Ted. He was very insightful during the wine tasting and tour of the winery. The wine tasting menu was unique as each person only had two glasses. I didn't know how many types of wine we would drink as there's no tasting menu. The first glass we had was a Chardonnay. It was crisp and clean. The second glass was the Sangiovese. It had a smooth taste. I mentioned about the two glasses. Ted stated if you don't like the wine dump it in the grey bucket. I enjoyed my first two glasses of wine. After each glass I put the last drops of each wine in the grey bucket. The third glass was the Zinfandel. The fourth glass was Tempranillo, which is a wine well known in Spain. Ted provided an insight of this wine as it is not well known in Napa, but the Tempranillo is produced here as a tribute to the Spanish heritage of the family of this winery. This wine has a light taste that doesn't mask the flavor of the food you eat. What I enjoyed about Ted is his insights. I mentioned about the longer the wine ages the better. Ted stated if you buy a bottle of wine it has a limit of ten years before the wine goes bad. He explained the reason why Cabernet Sauvignon is popular in Napa because land is expensive you need a wine that helps pay off the land. He provided a tour of the winery where he showed the process of harvesting the grapes, distilling the alcohol, and aging of the wine in the French oak barrels. After the tour we when back to the wine tasting room to taste two types of Cabernet Sauvignon - one darker color with the other clearer color. After tasting the two Cabernet Sauvignons I tasted the Petite Syrah from the Rattlesnake Acres of the winery. Of all the wines I tasted the Petite Syrah was my favorite. Petite Syrah is the wine this winery is known for. I got the Petite Syrah Rattlesnake Acres bottle for my birthday. I mentioned about the Rattlesnake Acres. On that property there are vineyards about 70 years old. So maybe it is not how old the wine is but how old the vineyard that results in a tasty wine. Overall I had eight glasses of wine at Vincent Arroyo Family Winery. I can see myself coming back to this winery again to purchase the Tempranillo and/or Cabernet Sauvignon from the Rattlesnake Acres. The first winery visit of the day was a great way to celebrate my birthday.

Every wine I try here is delicious in its own special way! I have been coming here off and on for…read moreover 15 years and every time I say I need to visit them more regularly. Today's tasting favorites were green and black label petite syrah (I can't remember and my dog is sleeping on my lap and I can't move LOL). I am also a fan of merlot which I have had theirs in past visits. Though we didn't taste any today, I bought some because I know it's going to be delicious! I hate that movie Sideways because of what they did to merlot! I also got some Entrada which they're discontinuing:( but I loved from past visits. I am definitely going to visit more often; at least once a year!

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Vincent Arroyo Family Winery

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Chateau Montelena Winery - Indoor - wine serving area

Chateau Montelena Winery

4.0(771 reviews)
1.0 mi
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My wife and I went on the Chateau Montelena Estate Walking Tour & Tasting and it was a wonderful…read moreexperience. The Chateau and pond are great spots for photos of your trip to wine country. The majority of the tasting is done while you are outside on the tour hearing about the history of the winery, with the final wines enjoyed in the tasting room. I would have liked more walking and some access to the Chateau or wine processing areas. TWO reasons that I wanted to go to Chateau Montelena. ONE, the Chateau and pond with Chinese bridges and pavilions looked to be a nice place to visit, and it was. TWO, the website had that the tour fee can be credited to a purchase, AND IT WAS. At the time of our trip, we were able to have the two tour fees credited back with purchase of $250 in wine. We got 5 bottles of wine to bring back home and the money for the tour/tasting was credited back. I liked this as at most of the larger wineries/estates, you pay a lot for the tasting and then would need to pay more for the wine. With this credit it was a win/win for you and the winery. Next time I plan to come back from with vineyard tour, and to pick up some more bottles of wine.

Château Montelena is more than just a winery; it's a cornerstone of Napa Valley's wine heritage…read more Its blend of history, stunning scenery, and exceptional wines makes it a must-visit for anyone looking to appreciate the true essence of Napa. If you're planning a visit, consider spending some time exploring the grounds and soaking in the history. Our guide Jady was truly amazing and a pleasure to be around! He was exceptional knowledgeable and his service was impeccable!

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Tom Eddy Winery - The Eddy Property

Tom Eddy Winery

5.0(9 reviews)
1.5 mi

This small family winery located in northern end of Calistoga has a beautiful view and great wines…read more It is run by husband and wife team and they host every single tasting group themselves. Tasting experience includes the tour of expansive ground up in the mountain, wine cave, and a picnic. The picnic includes homemade bread, olives, and olive oil (it was so good we bought a bottle) and the entire tasting is so great. Wines are of course all really good! I liked every single wine we tasted and ended up bringing back a few bottles home. More wineries based on views, price, varietals at finevining.com IG @fine.vining Cute for pictures: 4/5 QPR: average price $30-150 Main varietals: Whites, Rosé, Pinot, Cabernet Sauvignon Tasting fee: $75 to taste, waived with a few bottle purchases

Wow what a wonderful wine experience. Tom Eddy is a hidden gem amongst all the commercial giants…read moreof Napa. They are a small operation and the wine tasting experience is more akin to a wonderful little picnic at a friend's home than a carefully scripted sales pitch like most of the other large wineries. We started with a refreshing chilled glass of Sauvignon blanc and a stroll through their beautiful property. It was a joy listening to our hostess Kerry (co owner and wife of Tom Eddy) recall the story of how they started their winery. We took a tour through their wine cave and then looped back to their home. We had some light snacks and tasted several of their wonderful wines. All the wines we tasted were amazing and we left with significantly lighter wallets. They have some "reasonably" priced wines at 25-60 dollars but a large portion of their selection are in the 100+ category. It's not for everyone but if you can swing it, I definitely recommend picking up a couple bottles of their delicious Cabernets. If you want a truly personal and "real" wine tasting experience, check them out.

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Tom Eddy Winery - Tom Eddy Cab overlooking Mt. St. Helena

Tom Eddy Cab overlooking Mt. St. Helena

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Kerry's Vineyard, our estate Cabernet Sauvignon

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