The estate whose Cabernet beat Bordeaux in Paris — set against the Stags Leap palisades on the Silverado Trail.
Founded in 1970 by Warren Winiarski, Stag's Leap Wine Cellars made the wine that changed Napa's reputation overnight. Today the estate is owned by the Antinori family of Tuscany.
Tastings look out over the famed SLV and FAY vineyards, with a temperature-controlled cave Great Room at the heart of the visit.
Cabernet Sauvignon is the focus — the flagship CASK 23, the single-vineyard SLV and FAY bottlings, and the approachable ARTEMIS, plus the KARIA Chardonnay. Visits are seated and by reservation; the estate is 21 and over.
Worth knowing: Its 1973 Cabernet took first place at the 1976 Judgment of Paris, beating Bordeaux's first-growths; a bottle now sits in the Smithsonian.
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Yes. We run private door-to-door trips to Stag's Leap Wine Cellars from San Francisco and the surrounding area (about 1.5 hours from San Francisco). You're picked up at your home or hotel and brought home the same way, with no one in your group driving.
As an hourly charter: one flat hourly rate covering the vehicle, your dedicated chauffeur, water, and all driving for the day. You get the price upfront — no surge, no surprises.
Stag's Leap Wine Cellars tastings are seated and by reservation. Tell us your date and group size and we'll help time your visit and build the day around it.
Absolutely. Most Napa Valley days are three to four tastings with a long lunch. Tell us your taste and we'll suggest a route and keep the car with you all day.
Tell us your date and group size — we'll handle the rest.
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