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    Quintessa Vineyard

    4.4 (199 reviews)
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    Miranda L.

    When visiting Quintessa, my husband and I chose the Quintessential Experience which included a private walk of the grounds and intimate guided tasting in their open-air pavilion with breathtaking views. Upon arrival, Hector greeted us before ascending to the tasting pavilion. As we walked, he told us the stories on how Quintessa bought the land and stories of the previous owners. I recommend wearing comfortable shoes for this experience as there were stairs. Once we made it to the pavilion, we started our tasting with their Illumination Sauvignon Blanc before sampling four of their red wines. We also were given a charcuterie sampling of all local items. Once back to the main building, we were given a final red wine tasting. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with Quintessa and Hector! We learned so much about the winery, their process, and enjoyed quite a few tastings overlooking gorgeous views of the vineyard, reservoir, and mountain sides. Highly recommend visiting Quintessa but also could not have better things to say about the Quintessential Experience specifically.

    Mina H.

    It's quite overdue for the review but I kept missing this vineyard. I was honored to get to experience Quintessa as my first official wine tastings. I have been getting into wine for quite sometime but didn't really go into tastings until my boyfriend took me to this vinyard. I must say it's so chic, breathtaking view, got settled quite quickly. We booked the Quintessential experience and it was amazing. I learned a lot from them and to be honest, I fell in love with their Merlot. It's hard to find that taste again. They also provide us with some small snacks to pair with it. Overall, I really like it. Can't wait to comeback with my friends

    Doris J.

    Greg was amazing. Enjoyed our golf cart tour of the grounds. And learned a great deal about their harvesting process, life of the vines, and the care of the vineyards by the groundskeeper. Beautiful place. Challenging to enter, but once you gain access, you'll definitely enjoy

    Private tasting
    Sobia B.

    What a beautiful vineyard. It is so stunning an obvious that the sommeliers put a lot of effort into the wine that they produce here. We did a private tour and tasting. They do a special irrigation system that we got to learn about and see. I really respect all of the effort that they put into their wines at this winery. They try to stay sustainable, and continue to produce some of the best wine in wine country. We had the option to purchase select wine bottles, or even cases if we wanted. They even offered us membership options. The pricing for all of this was pretty affordable in terms of what you would expect for Napa and an experience like this.

    Tansy W.

    This continues to be one of my favorite vineyards to visit in all of Napa. Amazing wines, great service, and beautiful views. We recently did the Quintessential experience ($225pp for a tour and private tasting in one of their private glass villas overlooking the vineyards and Dragon Lake, which includes a cheese/charcuterie/nut plate to share, a taste of two Quintessa vintages, a taste of two barrel samples, and a taste of the Illumination White). Don't get me wrong. This was stupid expensive and I was trying to book one of the cheaper experiences but this was the only one available at the time we could do. That said, it turned out for the best and I would probably book the same experience again because I loved it so much! Our wine tour guide Paul was amazing. Very accommodating to the fact that we were 15 minutes late but still was able to fit everything in. He was very nice, friendly, and the perfect amount of talkative - he was educating but not overbearing. He also was very knowledgeable and helpfully answered all of our questions. I loved the wines they had to offer and went home with a 3-pack of the Illumination White, which is their Sauvignon blanc (it was the best one we had all weekend), a 3-pack of the 2019 Quintessa, and a 1.5 L of the 2011 Quintessa (they were sadly out of the 750 ML). He also gave out still and sparkling water bottles before we started the tour, which I appreciated. We were a party of 4 and visited 7 different wineries over the two-day weekend. This was by far the favorite among all of us. It has got to be the best combination of good wines and good tasting experience. Highly recommend!

    Albert K.

    Lovely winery and lovely service. Did the $300/person winery tour where they take you around the plantation. They give you free water to hydrate you, take you around to the pavilion, taste 5 different wines, and eat delicious cheeses and meat. The blend they have you do and the 2015 are amazing. Staff are so friendly and it isn't pretentious at all here. Beautiful venue.

    Michelle H.

    Date of Visit: 12/31/2022 Finally got the chance to visit Quintessa on the last day of 2022. The Estate Experience started from the reception lobby. Since it was raining on that day, there were no outside tour. Instead, we took the elevator down to the wine cave and had indoor tour and tasting. Quintessa was founded in 1989 by Agustin and Valeria Huneeus, There are five different type of soil, and growing five different grape varietals, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot and Carménère. They only make one wine every year. Based on the climate and condition of the grapes, the wine maker mix the best of the wine into the bottles of Quintessa. After the cave tour, we sat at the tasting room to taste three different Quintessa: Quintessa 2019 Current Release Quintessa 2017 Library Selection Quintessa 2014 Library Selection On the side there were salami, fig, cranberry, and cheese to pair with. Our favorite was 2017 Quintessa, earthy and well balanced. 2014 taste more mineral, and 2019 was still too young.

    A perfect birthday dinner I cooked myself, with a lovely wine :-)
    Sidney S.

    Quintessa: "Do you seek redemption, Prime? Do you?" Optimus Prime: "My maker, I do." -- Transformers: The Last Knight First, let me start by saying I really enjoy Quintessa wine. In the world of high end Napa Cabernet, it's always lovely and perfectly balanced. Their winemaker I admire very much especially for her work at her personal project Post and Vine. Our guide Paul seemed like a lovely human being. But I cannot recommend anyone visiting Quintessa based on our Super Bowl Sunday visit especially at an almost $400 charge for an outdoor pavilion tasting. We arrived on time and sat for a few minutes in their lovely tasting room. Bathrooms not perfect but I figured it was the afternoon and who knew who was here earlier. The walk up to the outdoor pavilion was nice, pretty grounds, nice lake. Paul took some photos of us which turned out great. The tasting is 6 glasses...two vintages of the white, two vintages of Quintessa, two barrel samples. A minuscule plate of cheese and fixings is given to share. For a V-Day weekend it all seemed rather lackluster. The wines were nice, the small plate was good, but for the price point it didn't come close to Louis Martini's lunch pairing or AXR's over the top Cabernet tasting with bomb cheese chips. And again, I love Quintessa wines! We were walked back down...and then just left in the tasting room. No good bye, no chance to purchase wines to lower tasting fee, no chance to even tip Paul who did seem like a friendly, nice guy. So, one more stop in the bathroom, and we walked out. A V- Day weekend disappointment. I will still buy Quintessa occasionally, but I cannot recommend anyone come here for a tasting. Go to Martini or AXR instead. You will pay less and have a far better experience.

    Lauryn T.

    I was recommended to come here by a client so when I was planning my Napa trip I made sure to book a tasting experience. This was my parent's first time in Napa so I wanted to treat them. From my client's review I had very high expectations going in. Right away there were issues. We hired a driver to drop us off and Quintessa is very particular about how they have a closed front gate and you need to call and wait to be buzzed in for reservations and to arrive early. We did just that and waited with 3 other vehicles while on a very busy road to get in and it took over 30 minutes for them to open the gate making us late for our reservation. They said the gate was having issues all day, but if they knew there was issues they should have left the gate open to prevent waiting and late arrival. I did mention the issue and they didn't even seem to care. Once inside we were greeted and off with our private tour. This part started lovely. Went on a golf cart and saw the beautiful views and got educated on the land, the types of grapes, and the creators. We got to try the grapes in different stages. Then we went to our private area for the tasting. The set up and views were stunning. The first part was mixing two wines to get to create our own personal wine. By themselves they were not particularly good, but once mixed it was good and it was fun to create your own wine. Then we tried the 2013 and 2019. The 2019 was fine but I've had better wine from other wineries in Napa. The 2013 was one of the worst wines I've ever had in my life. I would consider it un drinkable. My parents and myself felt more of the same. I paired it with a bite of cheese, salami, and then a sip and it was fine but definitely not good. To me it was too much work to make it taste good. This was shocking because it was rated a perfect score. My family and I are very knowledgeable about wine and this was not it. Overall I'd give it a 3 stars because the wine was not good but the experience was fun and unique. I would recommend this to people who want a deep education about wine but not for flavor.

    Girlfriend trip (and my first visit) to Napa!
    LB C.

    Our first and long awaited tasting in Napa, I already knew I loved this wine. But pairing the wine with the experience of touring the estate was incredible. The outstanding views, walks through the vineyard, touring the winery and of course drinking the wine, made for a splendid way to start our day and tastings! I even became a member! Thank you!

    Estate

    By far my favorite winery we visited and the best wine we tasted. The ambiance is everything and the service was amazing. Our tour guide knew everything and was so engaging (his name is Mike) ! We did the estate experience and wow the estate is beautiful. Cannot wait for revisit and try a different tour!!

    Did not realize they had white wine and was pleasantly surprised with this. Took a bottle home!
    Jen B.

    This place was amazing. I have enjoyed Quintessa wine but never had the opportunity to visit the winery. I highly recommend one of the tasting experiences. Susan was beyond exceptional and a highlight during my visit. She was extremely knowledgeable and she gave just the right amount of attention during my tasting. My tasting was so fun and I will likely end up joining their wine club so I can get to enjoy the perks associated with it. The grounds were gorgeous and I got some great pictures (thanks to Susan!). Highly recommend if you are coming to Napa!

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    Vidyun S.

    Left disappointed and underwhelmed after our tasting at Quintessa. Quintessa can be a good experience if you are looking to taste high price wines before purchasing. If you are looking for a wine country tasting experience, this is not the place for you. The property is beautiful but the pictures online can be misleading. They show seating on a hilltop pavilion overlooking the winery with gorgeous views, which is what we were willing to pay $100 per person for a 4 wine tasting flight. We went in expecting to be seated there or at least in an outdoor space, however, the tasting room is indoors in a closed small cave type room at the entrance of the winery. It felt like a waste of a beautiful property. Wines were good - I liked the white illumination. One of the whites was more acidic. From the reds, the vintage 2018 had depth and 2016 was more balanced with slightly less tannins. They allowed us to revisit some of the wines we liked, which was a good gesture. Service was friendly and very personal which we appreciated however felt rushed. Our wines were waiting for us when we got there and whites were poured as soon as we were seated (which led my second white to get warmer by the time I got to it, so I couldn't even have it at the ideal temperature). Overall not worth the $100 per person tasting price. There are quite a lot of other wineries in this area that will deliver a lot more value with a cheaper or similar price point.

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    Ask the Community - Quintessa Vineyard

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    Due to the intimate nature of our tasting experience, we are unable to accommodate guests under the age of 21. Please reach out to reservations@quintessa.com to inquire about availability. Thank you and we look forward to hosting you!

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