A St. Helena institution — picnic grounds, a famous deli, and bottles you can only buy here.
V. Sattui traces to 1885, when Vittorio Sattui founded it in San Francisco; it closed during Prohibition and was reopened in St. Helena in 1976 by his great-grandson Dario Sattui. 2026 marks 50 years in the valley.
The Italian-style stone winery anchors two-and-a-half acres of shaded picnic grounds and a large marketplace deli — one of Napa's most popular, family-friendly stops.
The estate pours a broad lineup, from Cabernet Sauvignon and reserve reds to whites, rosé, sparkling, and dessert wines — sold only at the winery or online. Walk-ins are welcome, but weekend reservations are wise, and the on-site deli makes it the valley's classic picnic stop.
Worth knowing: One of Napa's most-visited wineries; its founder's descendant also built nearby Castello di Amorosa.
| Group | Guests | |
|---|---|---|
| Couples & small groups — Business Sedan / SUV | 1–6 guests | Get quote → |
| Friends & celebrations — First-Class SUV | up to 6 | Get quote → |
| The whole crew — Executive Sprinter | up to 14 | Get quote → |
| Big celebrations — Party Bus | up to 32 | Get quote → |
Yes. We run private door-to-door trips to V. Sattui Winery 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.
V. Sattui Winery welcomes walk-ins, but weekends fill up. We can help you time the visit and add reservations at the other stops on your day.
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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