Summer sunset in Napa Valley vineyard

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Zodiac Vines: Capricorn Season in Napa Valley

As the calendar turns and the energy of the holidays settles into something quieter and more contemplative, Capricorn season arrives with a sense of purpose. From December 22 through January 19, the sun moves into this grounded earth sign, one defined by discipline, tradition, and the steady pursuit…

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Art Abounds in Napa Valley

It’s not an exaggeration to say that in Napa Valley, there’s art to be found everywhere you look. From artfully crafted wines and exquisitely designed tasting rooms to the sweeping vineyard vistas themselves, Napa Valley seems, at times, like a living artwork. It’s the perfect place for creativity…

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Napa Valley Rainy Day Plans

Sure, wine country is beautiful in summer when the sun is shining and the sky is blue. But winter in Napa Valley is also surprisingly serene and fun, even when it’s pouring down rain. Rainy days simply nudge you to double-down on cozy and intimate activities, which is easy when there are so many…

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The Ultimate Guide to Yountville | A Three-Day Itinerary

Ah, Yountville – small in size but big on flavor, it’s one of our favorite little pockets of the valley. Often referred to as the culinary capital of Napa Valley, Yountville is home to some of the region’s best restaurants — as well as a swath of luxury accommodations, a world-renowned art scene…

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The Napa Valley Vine Trail: Touring the Valley by Bike

One of our favorite ways to see wine country is on a bicycle, experiencing Napa Valley’s beautiful terrain in the fresh air and at human speed. From the seat of a bike, you can get closer to the vines, sites, and people that make this valley so special. And, as a bonus, you’ll be burning enough…

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A History-Lovers’ Guide to the Napa Valley

One of the things I love most about this valley is the graceful way it’s evolved over nearly two centuries. Many of its earliest structures are still in use today as wineries, restaurants, hotels, and other businesses. Looking at vintage photos from the nineteenth century, you can still identify the…

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