Posts Tagged ‘Napa Valley’
Howell Mountain: Seclusion is Recipe for Success
Howell Mountain has been the home of noteworthy wines for a number of years. At first glance, this region might seem to be an unlikely location for such a popular wine region. The Seventh Day Adventist town of Angwin, which is alcohol free, is located quite nearby, afterall. Despite that fact; however, Howell Mountain has become a premier wine [...]
Introduction and History of the Oakville Wine Region in Napa Valley
The Oakville region has become associated with quality wine in the last several years. Situated in the heart of the wine industry in Napa Valley, there are some 5,000 acres of vineyards stretching throughout this region. This is one of the most popular regions with tourists in Napa Valley. This region, in particular, has become well known and [...]
Introduction to the Yountville Wine Region in Napa Valley
If you are planning a stay in Napa Valley, you may wish to make your accommodations in Yountville. You will find a number of luxurious options in Yountville as well as a variety of boutique shopping options. As a result, this is one of the most popular regions in Napa Valley among tourists. Most of the wineries in this region have developed right [...]
Factors to Consider When Planning a Wine Country Trip
Would you like to take a trip to wine country? If you are a wine drinker, if you would like to learn more about the history of wine, or if you are just looking to have a good time, a wine country trip may be perfect for you. When looking to plan a wine country trip, you will see that you have a number of different options. For that reason, [...]
The History and Development of the St. Helena Wine Region in Napa Valley
St. Helena was the focal point of early commercial wine production in the Napa Valley region. As a result of the production of wine in this region, the entire wine industry in California was shaped. The town of St. Helena was established in 1855. Several years later, in 1861, the first winery was established in the Valley by a German immigrant. [...]
The Development of Spring Mountain as a Napa Valley AVA
On the western side of Napa Valley, on the Mayacamas Mountains, you will find the Spring Mountain wineries. There are approximately two dozen vineyards and about 20 wineries located in this region. The dramatic landscape of this region is the perfect backdrop for wine tours. One of the most interesting aspects of Spring Mountain is its unique [...]
