Tours and tastings are by appointment only. Call them at 707-226-8320 or email at…read moreinfo@hendrywines.com to schedule a tour. 21 years of age and over only. Not kid friendly. But dog friendly. Quality/Quantity - I had a hard time with the website making my appointment, it's a user issue as I am just not tech savvy. So I called and someone actually answered the phone and made my appointment for me, THANK you! We arrived 15 mins early, so we hung out in the lobby reading all the history, etc. Then Skip took us to the best view overlooking the vineyard for our tasting; see pictures! We sampled almost ALL the reds! All of which were good. See pictures. I like the fact that we did side by side tastings of many of his wines. My favorites were the 2022 Primitivo and 2021 Malbec, which we bought a few bottles of. Ambiance - Secluded private winery. Close to main Downtown Napa, but far enough away for privacy and a feeling of being far away. Appointment only, so very private and customer focused. Typically no more than 3 parties at a time. Today was considered a very busy day as there were 4 parties including us, lol. Gated private estate. 200 acres. Plenty of parking, especially since hosting only 3 guests at a time. Events - See their website. Well behaved dogs are allowed outdoors. Service - Skip is a history buff and we both talked for hours... After leaving, well really the next day (LOL), I realized that our tasting was supposed to be only 60 minutes. I guess because we got along so well, we stayed until closing! And he gave me a glass with a generous splash and let us walk the property alone after they left! So welcoming and trusting. Price - Depends on which tasting and what you buy; see their website for prices. Tastings range from $50 to $100 per person. One free designated driver allowed. Tasting fees waived with wine equivalent purchases. Hike tours $75 per person ($60 for club members). See their website for more information. Owner Comment - Congrats on your family's success since 1939 and congrats to this winery's success since 1992.

Amazing experience from start to finish. Greeted by our host "Skip". Little did I know that each…read morereservation is for one group at a time. Talk about intimate and personal. I totally was expecting maybe another couple or two. My partner and I had just the best time and felt so important. Skip answered ever question and the stories were intriguing to say the least. We made reservations for the Red Wines but Skip let us taste a couple whites including an Albarino. Yummmmm. They will waive your tasting fee if you purchase bottles up to the same price. What a deal!!! We ended up buying three bottles. My personal fav was the Petite Verdot. Cherry on top of the whole experience was that they let us go pick some greats off the vine since they have already finished the harvest. Thank Hendry Winery and Skip for being a part of my first Napa Wineries experience.

Anytime I go to Napa it's my first stop. The quality of the food and service is second to none.read more

Just returned from a trip from Napa valley and did a tasting at Heitz. Our wine assistant suggested…read morethis restaurant. My husband at first went in to check out the place. He came back and said you're going to love this restaurant. We ate here twice at what a delight First night Chris was our server, he we wonderful. Immediately when seated you are offered water, then your server greets you We had the heriloom tomato salad with buratta to start and the cheese burger on the potato bun . For a side dish my husband had potato salad and I did potatos. The best ever They make there own ketchup The second night I had the chicken over beans and greens, and my husband had a salad green and added chicken The inside is country quaint. We can't wait to return

Our hilltop tasting was amazing. Kira and Steven took really good care of us and we learned a lot…read morefrom both of them. All of the wines we tasted were very good as well as the treats on our charcuterie board. We bought a bottle of our favorite wine which was the 2019 Yates Family Vineyards Cab. The winery grounds were very well kept and the views were spectacular. The gondola trips up and back down were the icing on the cake!

One of the better and fun wine experiences! Stunning views and an awesome gondola ride!…read more The tour experience was fantastic. There was so much to see and so much history learned throughout. As someone who's slowly getting into wine, their tasting was incredible. It got better and better after each tasting. I ended up grabbing 3 bottles at the end because it was that good. Staff is very friendly and professional. I highly recommend touring this vineyard for a first time wine tasting and for newbies as well.

Domaine Carneros is an amazing place to spend and evening, for a tasting and yummy bubbles. I am…read morenot much of a bubbles lover, DC really had me enjoying each sip that was paired with a delicious charcuterie board. The board had a blend of fresh fruit and veggies along with a few dry fruits, two types of cheeses and salami. Pâté along with delicious caviar. The place looks amazing, inside it can get a little loud, they also have tables outside which are perfect on a hot sunny day. I loved every sip of the bubble pours we had. We ended up tasting a lot more that our flight had. Domaine Carneros has a few different tasting experiences. We choose to go with "The Sabrage experience". A couple of years ago during our Italy trip, at our stay in Florence we go to experience the Sabrage for the first time at our hotel. It felt good to relive that moment over bubbles and some delicious food. The service was amazing from the moment you arrive they make you feel welcomed and from there it's all about the vibe, bubbles and enjoying the moment and creating memories.

This place was definitely very busy and very touristy but you know what, it's exactly the vibe we…read morewanted. Service was pretty good and we got a beautiful spot outside near the fountain overlooking the road. Our gal Caryssa was amazing and pretty prompt, talking about the sparkling wines and coming back with extra bread for our caviar. We both got the elevated tasting that was about $60 each, along with the 2 caviars and the macarons. The macarons were fantastic, especially the pistachio one and the coconut one and came with some fresh fruit. The caviar was fantastic, honestly a great splurge. They also have a red flight for those in your life visiting who may not like bubbles. Overall gorgeous space, gets super busy on the weekends and there is a small line for the womens restrooms. Tons of things to buy onsite but the bubbles were quite tasty, including the brut rose.

I was a bit hesitant on adding this winery to our list of stops but I'm very glad we did it!…read more Gorgeous castle, beautiful architecture, medieval paintings in the tasting room. They offer grape juice tastings to the kids during wine tasting, so for my 14 yr old it was a huge hit. He even ordered a few bottles to take home.

If you're looking for an unforgettable experience, don't pass this one up. Highly recommend the…read moreDiamond tour where you get a full history of the castle, its inspiration finished with an amazing wine tasting (Cristian was phenomenal!!). You'll even see some rare one it's that the owners purchased at various auctions in Europe including a 15th century Iron Maiden located in the torture room. Next time: charcuterie and cheese tour...

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.

We had such a fun visit Saturday! We got a full tour, a rundown on how they make their wine and a…read morethorough tasting of many of their wines. Absolutely recommend a visit here. Another must try is their balsamic vinegar! I bought one because I couldn't resist!

I'm not a huge drinker but do enjoy a nice vino from time to time. Made a reservation for a tasting…read moreand stopped by here and really enjoyed my stay. I'd imagine that the tasting experience is pretty strongly shaped by the person serving you at the bar and the guy helping me was super friendly, down to earth, and yet still very knowledgeable and serious about the craft even busting out a 3D map is the thin to teach me about the various appellations in the region. Awesome experience, gorgeous spot, busy but didn't feel frantic, even on a sunny weekend.

The tasting was great! Mitch was a very fun and knowledgeable host. He went off menu for one of the…read moremembers of our group to help her find wines she really enjoyed. He was a pleasure! It was very nice that they had a large selection of cheese and meats we could purchase to take home with us. They also had tons of accessories as well that were priced very well and seemed like nice quality. And the lady behind the cheese counter (I forgot her name) was super helpful and knowledgeable about what cheeses would go great with our wine, same for the ladies behind the meat counter! I only gave four stars because the girls at the register were not very friendly, and the lady that checked us in when we first got there was also not very friendly. Also, the restrooms were pretty gross and needed to be cleaned more frequently. Other than that this was a fun place to visit! We did walk in which was nice so if you need somewhere to do a last minute or unplanned tasting this is a great place!

My favorite!!! Always a great experience!!!…read moreWe had the food pairing with the chef! Amazing!!!

Had such a great time visiting Peju! We've been longtime fans, so finally getting to visit was a…read morebit of a "how have we not been here sooner?!" moment and Peju absolutely lived up to the hype. Beautiful property, down-to-earth vibes, genuinely great hosts, and of course, plenty of great wine. We got to try some new favorites and, naturally, left with a few gems to take home. Such a fun and relaxed experience from start to finish. We'll definitely be back and hopefully with a little more room in the wine fridge!

We had an amazing experience at Caymus Vineyards, thanks to Ezekiel! He was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable, friendly, and welcoming. He took the time to explain the wines and made the entire tasting enjoyable and memorable. His passion and professionalism truly stood out. We highly recommend visiting Caymus and asking for Ezekiel--you won't be disappointed!

Celebrating my cousins Bachelorette, we were a group for about 12, beautiful private space. Tasting…read morewas amazing wine and charcuterie boards. Not sure if there was food because our personalized menus only shared our wine list. I was not mad at it. Staff was very attentive and genuinely excited for her. We were encouraged to visit around the vineyard. We stayed for about 3 hrs or less

Pretty good winery. It has a decent sized property that you can explore as well as chickens. If…read moreyou like to chickens, this is a great one. The wine is pretty good. The tasty was a little expensive, but not the end of the world. Their customer service made up for it all. If you like wine and chickens, give this place a shot.

A pretty solid wine tasting, we paid for the estate house tasting which was $75 for 4 wines and a…read morewalking tour of the property. The day we were there it was quite hot. We were a bit surprised how large of a group it was, as it was probably 12+ of us which for the price, made it a lot less intimate then some of the other 75$ tastings in the area. The grounds were very beautiful, from the huge garden, to the back bar tasting area, and going through the historical barn and the barrel area was cool. Our hostess was a sweet lady and really talked about the history well. At the end we sat down at the larger table and finished the tasting with one extra pour. The tasting was great and prices were quite fair but I do think I prefer the more private feel of a smaller tasting, with 2-4 people as at times our host stood on one side chatting to the large group and we really couldn't ask questions or hear what was going on the other side of the table. Would come back and did love their rose.