Our first visit was last year when we came up to celebrate our wedding anniversary and my brother…read moreand his wife suggested this place as they are members. We had never been, even though we had come to Napa before, but they were excited to have us visit and celebrate here and when we saw it we understood why. We immediately fell in love! The view Rombauer has is one that takes our breath away. It's a gorgeous location and the wine is delicious. We had such a wonderful time, we brought some charcuterie items and just enjoyed every tasting so much that we ended up buying some bottles. Now every time we go to visit my brother we ask them to take us. Always look forward to enjoy the views, the wine and the service. Yes, service is fabulous also! Beautiful place, we're in love!

Always our fav Napa destinations with good wines, service and ambiance -- the view is gorgeous and…read morethey allow bringing in your own food Wether we are seated overlooking the vineyards or chilling under an umbrella with our picnic basket, it's a not-to-be-missed experience every time We've been members over two years and have enjoyed each bottle of wine enjoyed there and back at home reminiscing --

I came here while on vacation decided to stop in for something to eat. I don't usually leaves…read morereviews, but this experience was worth taking a minute to write about. The service from this young man, Noe was outstanding from start to finish. He was very friendly, attentive and made sure everything was taken care of without us having to ask. He even kept our water glasses full which really stood out. it's rare to come across service like that these days. The kales was delicious and the wings were AMAZING. He definitely made our visit better and well be back because of it

My kiddo couldn't stop raving. Said this is one of the best restaurants she ever went to. Said it…read morewas so good about 20 times! 8yo 2026 She ordered the kids brick free range chicken with broccolini. She loves the potatoes too. I ordered the burrata, which was excellent and she also loved it. I also got the caramelized burrata with arugula. Spicy! Service was impeccable.

Loved this winery so so much! They have a beautiful new backyard patio for tastings. We walked in…read morewithout a reservation and they sat us right away! (We went on a Tuesday in June) The charcuterie board was also AMAZING. Our host was super friendly and really explained the wines giving us a great experience! Favorite winery we visited !

I enjoyed our wine tasting here. I liked the fact that our server walked away to give us some…read moreprivacy while we enjoyed individual pours. It definitely gave an opportunity to discuss frankly without the pressure of drinking while he stood right in front of us. I love my cab's from here!

My new favorite wine!!! Kevin greeted us outside and gave us…read moresuch an amazing wine tasting experience with each tasting being better than the last. Loved everything here! The property is beautiful to walk around too. Will be coming back!

Very impressed with AXR wines. Before going I knew nothing about them, I just googled what some of…read morethe top wineries were in Napa valley and they're name popped up. After tasting a few samples and speaking to my spokesperson about the history I fell in love. These are some serious bottles of Cabernet Sauvignon. The best part is he said you can open up a bottle immediately to enjoy or you could wait years down the road and it will just get better. I needed up getting 3 bottles of the AXR-1. Can't wait to enjoy them.

Amazing experience! Antonio hosted us as we tasted amazing wine. His wealth of knowledge about…read morewine and food was incredible. Highly recommend this site and the customer service was outstanding!

We went in for an impromptu tastings and customer service was very rude. They had little to no…read morecars in the parking lot, they said we had to wait 20 minutes for a wine educator and when we mentioned I work for the company that distributes their wine; we were met with more resistance. I will no longer order Frank Family wines at any restaurant!

A truly unique experience at Maria Concetto Winery Tasting Room in Calistoga…read more Greg and Maria are the perfect hosts, making every guest feel genuinely welcome. The wines are exceptional, and the experience is unlike any other: a one-of-a-kind robot sommelier serves your wine while adding a touch of fun and innovation to the tasting. If you're visiting Napa Valley, this is an experience you won't want to miss. Salute!

Nigel was just absolutely amazing. Not only was the wine knowledge on point but he being from…read moreCanada the Hockey conversation was phenomenal!! Great place to come, meet Nigel on Fri Sat or Sunday and have a very cool robot deserve you!!! Get here, you won't regret it!

We absolutely love Arietta wines and the tasting experience with the owner Fritz was amazing. He…read morehosts small groups tasting at the beautiful Hudson Vineyards property. I got to try their red blend, Quartet, and thought I definitely have to taste all other wines. I wasn't wrong! we loved all the wines and ended up purchasing way too many bottles. Highly recommend if you love Bordeaux varietals. Their white blend was super interesting and fun as well. More wineries based on views, price, varietals at finevining.com IG @fine.vining Cute for pictures: 4/5 QPR: average price $60-150 Main varietals: Bordeaux Blends (white and Red) Tasting fee: official website says $75, waived with 3 bottle purchases

The tasting tour at this boutique winery (at Chateau Boswell) was fantastic. I usually only enjoy…read moreCabs but their Merlot was DELICIOUS. My second fav was their white blend "On the White Keys" It's really obvious how passionate the team is with winemaking and with showing people how the best flavor in their wines are produced. Although their main sellers are red Bourdeaux blends, the owners personally also enjoy white so they also offer Semillion/S.blanc blends. Tasting was all really well guided and comprehensive as we were able to taste the younger (?) presses of pure varietals before tasting the final product. We came for a private event and were lucky enough to have the tour co hosted by both winemaker Patrick and awesome Mr. Fritz himself. We had a medium sized group and we all really enjoyed how interactive and thoughtful they made the tour. They're hosted at Chateau Boswell, which was super instagrammable.

Wifey and I were here in July 2019, after which we became members. Seven years later came back with…read moremy cuz and his esposa. Jeff was our host then and now. The facility is gorgeous with a unique cave. The wines are world class. Their Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are elegant and delicious. They age well. These wines are great as sippers but improve when paired with food. Truly special.

Outstanding Wine Tasting In A Cave!…read more SITREP My dear friend Jennifer - one of my true wine connoisseur friends - has made an appointment with the good people at Chateau Boswell, since it is a winery you can see by appointment only. And it is truly an outstanding experience. THE SETUP We actually arrived to Chateau Boswell in Saint Helena (from Sacramento) about 60 minutes before our appointment, but we were received warmly and were able to engage in our truly unique and fun wine tasting experience right away! Chateau Boswell is on the Silverado Trail side of the Napa Valley - not on the HWY 29 side of the valley - so it will be a pleasant drive away from most of the tourist traffic. MATT SIMPSON Marketing Expert, Wine Docent, Vintologist Extraordinaire, and Napa & Sonoma Valley (and European AND Chinese AND South American, etc. etc.) Wine Region expert, Matt is definitely the best "go to" guy you could ask about wine - it's acidity levels, it's pairing with foods, what vines we could grow in our backyard in Sacramento, etc. etc. - and so we were lucky from the start to get his one-man history lessons filtered through the most hiLARious stand-up comic. IN A CAVE Matt guided us through what can only be described as a cave in the hillside of where the Chateau Boswell winery is, and THAT was fun! We went through the labyrinth of several different well-lighted & interior-altered tunnels of this wonderful cave, seeing rows upon rows upon rows, levels upon levels upon levels of the vintage barrels all stacked up nicely & neatly. The white wines were in uniformly plain barrels. The red wine barrels had a giant band of red coloring around their perimeters. [As part of the due diligent maintenance of the storage areas, I found it interesting to see the ultra-violet bug zappers were uniformly distributed throughout the cave, zapping any of the small groups fruit-flies that might sprout up because of the sugars that might excrete from the barrels and dripped onto the ground where the little gnatty creatures liked to congregate.] CAVE-TASTING It was so much fun to be in what can only be described as our own special alcove in the cave, with a wine-barrel with glass-top serving as our wine-tasting station. It is here where Matt delivered some of the most incredible wine knowledge I've gotten to date about the current state of the wine industry, comparing ours to the burgeoning development going on with China's wine industry, all while serving us up some excellent glasses of Chateau Boswell wine. The white Jacquelynn Cuvée Blanc was decidedly by far my most favorite of the bunch we tried, with it's light dry taste and an excellent light-fruity finish, though the red Cabernet was rich with fruity notes that I enjoyed too. The wines are not cheap, and will run you between $50 - $150 a bottle. But if you are truly a wine connoisseur, you are bound to find a unique and quality red or white in this winery that you will truly enjoy. THE LOWDOWN An excellent wine-excursion stop in Napa Valley along the Silverado Trail.

This review is specifically for an outstanding employee! We bought lots of bottles and he helped us…read moreto the car, did not accept any tips and he truly made us feel that he care! There was no way we can carry that many, when we picked up the bottles none of the employees in there offered any help; he saw us struggling and went out of his way to help us by carry them to the car that was parked far away!!! Thank you Carlos so much! We all Appreciate you!!!

Easy to make reservations though they are at odd times. Mine was for 11:36am. There's two emus and…read morechickens outside. It's quite a crowded place The wine is not good. Between the reds, rose, brutes and whites - didn't like any of them. We had only done the tasting so didn't get to explore the castle really but considering the history of how the castle was built with apparently a bottomless pit and dungeon - I don't care to come back. There are many other beautiful wineries to check out

Phone number doesn't work and no website or email. They must be permanently closed! Hard to make…read morea reservation when there is no contact information!

Dave, scott, jimmy and owner chris madrigal ALWAYS treated every guest like family. Beautiful…read moreproperty, wine education would take us out in the vineyard. Love madrigal! Highly recommend. Beautiful back patio deck views and barrel room. The madrigal family has been caring for the land for decades makes killer wine. Update: Sad to hear madrigal is CLOSED recently sold June 2024. Sign is down. Per the north bay business journal (Jul 10, 2024) quote: "The deal, completed June 21, includes 8 acres of planted vines, the winery, appointment-only tasting room, a garden and a small home, but founder Chris Madrigal retains the namesake brand, according to Hundred Acre. Madrigal did not respond to inquiries on the future of the brand. Madrigal's father, Jess, also founder of Madrigal Vineyard Management, retained 40 acres of vines, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The purchase price and other terms of the deal weren't disclosed. The Madrigal grape and wine family came to Napa Valley with Jacinto Madrigal from Mexico in 1938. Jess Madrigal started the vineyard company in the mid-1980s, farming about 800 acres of vines. Chris Madrigal started the winery in 1995, and it was producing about 10,000 cases annually."