Napa is world renowned for it’s wine selection, and for good reason. The Valley and surrounding areas boast more than 600 wineries, each with their own tasting room. (And even more that are not accounted for.) It would take a lifetime to take a few sips at each, let alone in a long weekend.
Therefore, I’ve decided to compile my favorite wineries, each with their own distinctive flair and personality. If you’re not a wine connoisseur, the tastings will all begin to blend together, especially after your first few flights. I choose my vineyards and wineries not only by wine selection, but by views, experiences, and overall distinctness. And can I tell you, unique wineries in Napa are hard to find! There are just so many! Here’s my personal collection of wineries in Napa with the best views and landscapes!
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Reaching New Heights in Napa: Hot Air Ballooning over the Valley
1| Sterling Vineyard
2| Castello di Amorosa
3| Domaine Carneros
4| Artesa
5| Signorello
6| Robert Mondavi
7| V. Sattui
8| Peju
Suggestions on what to pack for Napa Valley:
- chic picnic basket – it’s the perfect place for it!
- corkscrew for when you’re on your picnic, and want to open a bottle of wine you just bought…
- plastic wine cups
- lightweight pashmina – the weather changes a lot up here, best to be prepared
- comfy flats or sandals (you’ll probably be walking a bit)
- durable camera to capture all those scenic landscapes (and a few silly buzzy selfies…)
- mini cooler or ice chest for any sweets or cheeses you buy
- light jacket or wind breaker
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Reaching New Heights in Napa: Hot Air Ballooning over the Valley
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