The unique vibe of Napa Valley is a rich tapestry woven from the influences of its multi-cultural heritage, its beautiful geography, and of course, the energy of the modern Napa Valley wine industry.

August is nearly over – it’s hard to believe another summer is drawing to a close. With Labor Day weekend upon us marking the official end the summer season, our thoughts begin to turn to fall.

The Napa Valley welcomes wine enthusiasts from all over the world who visit to enjoy the many wineries and restaurants we have to offer. If you’re a repeat visitor, you may be looking for something new to do during your stay in wine country...

The Napa Valley draws tourists from all over the world. They come for the wine—of course!—but there’s so much more Napa has to offer.

Of course, Napa Valley is known for its wonderful wines, breathtaking scenery, and moderate climate. But another truly tremendous thing about wine country is its farmers’ markets.

Tourists love Napa Valley wine country. We get more than 3 million visitors each year. That’s A LOT of wine enthusiasts!

As July draws to a close, we reflect back on all the highlights of our summer so far. Days in the sun, with not a care in the world as we enjoy lounging by the pool...

The Napa Valley is known for its wonderful wines and beautiful scenery, making it a popular destination among tourists.

You’ve probably heard the old expression, “Blink and you’ll miss it.”

When visitors come to Napa Valley, they often miss the tiny town of Oakville...