Napa Valley Wine Guide
America's most prestigious wine region, renowned for world-class Cabernet Sauvignon.
Country
United States
Key Varietals
5 varieties
Notable Wineries
5+ estates
About Napa Valley
Napa Valley is the crown jewel of American winemaking, a 30-mile-long valley north of San Francisco that produces some of the world's most celebrated wines. The region's Mediterranean climate, diverse soils, and passionate winemakers have established Napa as a peer to the great wine regions of Europe. Cabernet Sauvignon reigns supreme, but Chardonnay, Merlot, and other varieties also thrive here. From iconic estates to boutique producers, Napa offers extraordinary quality at every level.
Climate & Terroir
Climate
Mediterranean with warm days and cool nights; fog from San Pablo Bay moderates temperatures
Soil
Over 30 soil types including volcanic, alluvial, and marine sedimentary
Key Grape Varieties
Napa Valley is renowned for these grape varieties:
Notable Wineries
Some of the most celebrated producers in Napa Valley:
Recommended Vintages
These vintages are considered exceptional for Napa Valley:
Visiting Napa Valley
Over 400 wineries welcome visitors. Best times: September-November (harvest) or April-May. Reserve tastings at top estates well in advance.
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