The locations and the views are mouth dropping! The olive oil is heaven (its the olive oil they…read moreserve at Don Giovanni) and the only place to purchase it is through visiting the property through Priority Wine Pass. Brian the host is a pure joy. He wears a bow tie and is an amazing entertainer. You can also combine the experience with a sourdough bread making chef and also enjoy some insanely delicious bread with the olive oil

From the owner: A private 50-acre estate in the southern tip of Napa, set on a knoll with 360 degree vineyard…read moreviews, and only 1-hour from San Francisco, Sacramento, or the East Bay, 90 minutes from Silicon Valley…. Olive Hill Estates features over 3,000 Italian varietal olive trees as part of its orchard, Napa Valley’s largest. We create custom labeled olive oil bottles for corporate gift programs, retail stores, weddings, any special order. Our own special product launch occurs this October 2026 as we release our new olive oil tasting kit experience and our premium extra virgin olive oil master blend. Call us for a shipment!

An Unforgettable Bouchaine Experience!…read more My three girlfriends and I had the most amazing tasting experience at Bouchaine Vineyards. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed and truly special. Our wine educator, Rob Fischer, was absolutely wonderful. He was warm, knowledgeable, funny and genuinely passionate about Bouchaine. He shared the winery's rich history in such an engaging way and made our tasting feel personal rather than rehearsed. Rob was a huge part of what made our visit so memorable. We especially loved learning that Bouchaine is the oldest continuously operating winery in Carneros and sits along the southern edge of Napa Valley, overlooking the beautiful vineyards near San Pablo Bay. We were also impressed to learn about the remarkable women helping lead the winery: proprietor and president Tatiana Copeland and president and winemaker Chris Kajani. The setting is gorgeous. We relaxed on the beautiful patio, surrounded by vineyards, and enjoyed the peaceful Carneros scenery while tasting some exceptional wines. It feels tucked away from the busier parts of Napa Valley, which makes the experience even more special. Rob also told us about the new wine cave currently being built into the hillside. It sounds incredible, and we are already looking forward to returning when it is finished! Bouchaine offers everything you hope for in a Napa Valley tasting: excellent wine, fascinating history, beautiful surroundings and personal hospitality. Thank you, Rob, for making four girlfriends feel so special. We will definitely be back!

ChatGPT recommended Bouchaine Vineyards based on my preference for a slower, quieter tasting…read moreexperience surrounded by vineyards and gardens--and it was exactly right. The entire experience was stellar, beginning with a welcome glass of Vin Gris, which counts as one of the five wines in the tasting. We settled into comfortable, spacious semicircular couches with panoramic views overlooking the vineyards, gardens, and mountains beyond. What truly elevated our visit was Dulce, our hostess, who has more than 20 years of wine experience. She described each wine with such knowledge and detail that we were able to choose wines we genuinely enjoyed. But it was more than expertise. She shared her knowledge and passion so freely and with such heart that she made the afternoon feel special. Dulce is truly a gift to Bouchaine. The hospitality began even before we arrived. When we realized we didn't need as much time between wineries, we called and asked whether we could move our 3:30 tasting to 2:30. They accommodated us with grace. We ended up staying more than 2 1/2 hours and never once felt hurried. I especially appreciated the generous spacing between the seating areas, which gave each group privacy and made the tasting feel peaceful rather than crowded. The grounds were lovely, with purple agapanthus and black-eyed Susans blooming against the vineyards and mountains. Even the modern wood architecture--from the tasting room and offices to the beautifully designed bathroom--made us feel as though we were somewhere thoughtfully created and genuinely special. Every member of the staff we encountered was warm and welcoming. Some wineries you visit once because you're curious to experience them. Bouchaine is the kind of place I would return to simply because of how wonderful it felt to be there. Although I would definitely be getting the Gewurztraminer, Merlot, and Pinot Noirs again too.

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.

Very nice upscale winery. Their wine tasting experience is $80 for two glasses and a charcuterie…read moreboard. A little pricey to sample two wines, but it is very beautiful here with amazing architecture and design. Unfortunately, you're not able to just have a (1) glass of wine, you need to do the $80 two glasses and a charcuterie board if you want to taste here. We did not end up having our wine tasting experience here, but we were able to walk around, and it was beautiful. Also heard their paella gift set is amazing and that they have paella experiences here too! It was beautiful, but not full, so chances of being able to walk in, is probably high. + $80 for two glasses and a charcuterie board + Need to do the two glasses, cannot get one. + Beautiful scenery + Beautiful decor + Cute walk + Accessible for all with an elevator

I am genuinely disappointed and a little shocked at my experience today. Price was clearly mislead…read moreand we were not told about our options with selection. Yet we were stuck with a glass for 80$ instead. Transparency with customers is essential, and unfortunately, that was completely lacking during our visit. This experience left a very negative impression, and I hope the business reevaluates how it communicates its promotions so other customers aren't caught off guard the way we were. After bringing our complaint verbally, we were told sorry and left to leave.

RESTAURANT (The Grove)-- Lunch was fantastic!…read moreSat outside under the Olive Tree canopy : ) Peaceful Service was perfect. Salads, starters, and main dishes were great. Smoked fish Benedict :0 Wine selection was a bit limited and they were out of our preferred wine : ( Also....walkaround the garden and go upstairs to see the old kitchen ware!!!

Came here for the black food and wine event and it is a very nice venue!! It's very modern and…read moreupscale! A very large spacious venue that has a nice outside lawn to dance and have vendors. It's two stories with an outside patio. It has a lot of space inside to even dance inside. I will come back here if they have more events out here in Napa. Very nice beautiful venue! The parking can be bad but it's alot of street parking and valet. -Marshay D.

After My Own Art…read more Located on 217 acres of pristine Napa Valley land, the Di Rosa is a contemporary art museum that's been operating publicly since 1997. This museum is the personal collection of Rene & Veronica di Rosa. The Good: *Temporary exhibits rotate approximately every four months. *Complimentary umbrellas (more on that later) *A good portion of the exhibits are outdoors along their gorgeous property. *Shuttle if you don't want to or need assistance walking from building to building. *You really have to like weird shit because this place is full of it. Personally, I love it, but if you're more "serious" art person, then this probably won't be your jam. *Picnic tables on the grounds, as you're encouraged to bring food and drink to enjoy in their outdoor area. *Friendly staff The Meh: *General admission of $25 might be a touch high for an art museum. The Ugly: *Be wary when visiting during inclement weather,as there's a large part of this museum that's outdoors. So you'll probably miss out on some of it, but the free umbrellas (mentioned above) did come in handy. Conclusion: Fun art museum with some really cool pieces and doesn't take itself too seriously.

Great art collection. The car by David best was my favorite - a local. The political exhibits were…read moreinteresting as well. Thought provoking and inspiring conversations. The outdoor gallery seemed so vast and too much to cover in one visit. Appreciated the shuttle ! Everyone that worked there was so knowledgeable and excited about the works. Highly recommend.

Such a cute spot! I stumbled upon by chance, and I'm so happy I did!…read more We didn't have a reservation, but Peter checked us in and was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We were able to grab a spot on the lovely front patio, which ended up being perfect. Patrick, the GM, also came over and chatted with us for a while about all sorts of things. He is such a lovely person - bright, personable, and genuinely passionate about what he does. You can tell he really cares about the experience people have here, and he does it so well. The charcuterie board was incredibly generous and absolutely delicious! I had a glass of bubbles, and my husband had one of the Cabs, which was SO good. Next time, I'll definitely make a reservation for the rooftop since I hear it books up quickly. I also really want to come back for one of their wax-dipping classes - it sounds like such a fun experience, and you can find the details on their website. Such a great little find with wonderful food, drinks, atmosphere, and genuinely kind people. We'll definitely be back! Hopefully sooner than later :)

This was one of my favorite tasting experiences I have had. I stumbled upon the downstairs room and…read morewas told about an upstairs rooftop for tasting. I can't believe I was lucky enough to come across the beautiful tasting terrace on their rooftop. My server Reagan was phenomenal. I got a great mix of story behind the wine and factual info about each wine. On top of that, I felt as though everyone working truly cared that I have a good time. Heaters kept me comfortable the whole time, I was never waiting for anything, and looking over the Napa River could not have been better!

I've been to a couple of wineries around Napa and if you want whimsical and intimate- this is your…read moreplace!! We were a pretty rowdy group of 7 and I had asked for a more secluded table/pretty views when I made the reservation and they had us in the perfect area. They even customize your menu to say happy birthday!! Our sommelier was Tyler and we absolutely LOVED him. He answered all our questions thoroughly and took great photos of us and had us laughing the whole time. The wine tasting itself was good. I wish we could choose which wines/tastes we preferred rather than have a set menu.

Saintsbury was stop #2 on the girls day wine tour and it was hands down everyone's favorite winery…read more Firstly the location is beautiful. Tons of flowers and greenery. Very garden picnic vibes. Secondly, the wines were delicious. We actually ended up buying 2 bottles: one rose and one Chardonnay. Lastly, our server Alex was amazing. He was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and easy to talk to. We adored him! Saintsbury was something special and I'd recommend stopping by if you can

We stopped at Crush Lounge for a late lunch, and it was totally perfect for our needs…read more The service was prompt and friendly. I ordered a BLT sandwich with French fries. And it was so good- lots of crispy bacon and fresh tomato and lettuce. The bun was fresh and soft but held up well (read not soggy) against the tomato and mayo. My husband opted for the soft pretzel, was was piping hot upon arrival and came with two sauces- a mustard sauce and a cheese sauce. We finished it all. The sandwich was so large, I took half back to our room to eat for later. Crush Lounge also has a small bowling alley with several lanes. We didn't get to try it as it was reserved for an event, but this is such a cool feature of the property. This is a solid spot for a quick bite to eat or for drinks when staying at the Meritage.

Reserved a lane at Crush Lounge for my family on Tock since lately my son has been obsessed with…read morebowling. This was his first "real" bowling experience outside of using small, kiddie bowling sets or paper cups. They had 3 (out of 5 or 6?) working lanes and we go there right at opening so we could pick our lane. We made a reservation on Tock and when we arrived they said they were still "setting up". Not sure what that meant, but we waited about 15 minutes while 4-5 people stood behind the bar. They finally let us downstairs to the alleys where we were able to get our bowling shoes and put in a food order. The food selection was not bad, but after leaving, I realized I ordered two kid menu items which come with a drink, entree, and ice cream...but they gave us the entrees and not the drinks or ice cream. When the orders came out, they had also forgotten on of the entrees as well. Good thing I noticed the missing burger, but wompwomp on missing the additional kid meal items. Make sure you check your orders!! The spicy chicken sandwich and the buffalo wings were super slathered in sauce and very salty. The kids burger was burnt and my toddler didn't touch it. The fries and quesadilla were really good though! The kids had a fun time with the bowling experience - they had kid friendly items like a ramp for the ball and bumpers..plus some 7 lbs balls that my 3-year old was able to manage lol. Overall ok experience and a nice thing to do with the family.

Wasn't too impressed with the Market. Small selection of pastries and many had artificial colors…read moreand looked more appealing to children. Croissants looked like the ones at breakfast. Very few options. There was many snacks but more of a convenience than exclusively available in Napa feel. Bees wax from Woodland, CA and chocolates from San Francisco for example. Didn't get anything but it was nice to browse a little. Wish they had a Napa valley focus.

Market Up The best…read moreway to sum up the Market at Carneros is by saying that imagine if Whole Foods and 7-11 had a kid, then this would basically be it. A high-end convenience store whose main audience is the high-falutin' folks (avg price to stay is $700-1k/night) who stay at the Carneros Resort & Spa, and are looking for some quick amenities, snacks or alcohol. The Good: *Nice selection of wine on hand, which shouldn't come as much of a surprise. *They do sell sandwiches for picnic lunches *Lots of gifty-type stuff for foodies and fans of the Napa Valley *Mostly everything there is high-quality goods. The Meh: *Prices are high to obscene, which, as I stated before, shouldn't be much of a surprise. *We visited after eating at Boon Fly Café and there wasn't a good way to get from there to the market without going to the door that's marked "Staff Only." This is despite multiple signs in the parking lot that led you towards it. *Most items didn't have price tags which is a pet peeve of mine. But, I guess as the saying goes, if you have to ask... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The Ugly: *Service was a bit lacking for such a high-end place. The lady who ended up taking care of us was in the middle of putting together an order (which turned out to be for a resort guest) and made us wait five minutes before she could be bothered to come help us. I've seen other reviews mention the poor service, so this shouldn't be much of a surprise. #Priorties TLDR: Interesting place to look for gifts and goodies, bu be prepared to pay for the privilege.