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- Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Napa Valley
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- Wine tasting at Stag’s Leap
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- Wine tasting at Stag’s Leap
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- Wine tasting room at Grgich Winery
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- Ornate bar in Grgich Wine tasting room
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- A happy group of wine tasters at Grgich
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- Empty wine tasting bar at Grgich Winery
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- Entrance to Jarvis Winery – totally enclosed in caves high up in the hills
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- Jarvis does well!
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- Jarvis does well again
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- Jarvis does well yet again
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- And one more time, Jarvis stands strong
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- Office door to Jarvis wine owner, William Jarvis – he spends so much time there, his wife finally put in a bed
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- Capping off their Jarvis speciality wines with a wax capping
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- Large Oak barrels at Jarvis
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- Because of the miles of caves at Jarvis, they are able to store their wine barrels in single levels for easier access
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- A natural underground falls in the Jarvis Winery caves
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- Natural underground stream running through the caves at Jarvis Winery
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- Wine tasting at Jarvis Winery
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- Picture of the original crew back in the 1970’s
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- Barrels lining up to the door that leads into the crystal ballroom
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- Strawberry bush outside the entrance to Jarvis Winery – fruits taste just like a strawberry but aren’t.
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- One of many wine grape vines lining the roads of Napa Valley
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- Unpicked grapes at the end of harvest go to either the workers or are left on until they reach a high concentration of sugar levels and then used for dessert wines.
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- Chimney Rock Winery
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- The grape vines of Chimney Rock Winery, Napa Valley
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- Wine tasting at Joseph Phelps Winery, Napa Valley – what a view!
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- Hillside grape vines at Joseph Phelps
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- Quintessa Winery
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- The steel fermenting drums at Quintessa
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- Egg shaped cement wine barrels used for Quintessa specialty wines
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- View from atop Quintessa Winery
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- Hess Winery, Napa Valley
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- Two-tone barrels at Hess Winery – to make them look prettier
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- The Tribute Vineyard at Hess – there is no irrigation and no formal line fencing. These vines were originally planted by Monks, and now the wine made from these vines is made by Hess and gifted back to the Monks.
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- Outdoor wine tasting tables at Hess Winery
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- Sculpture outside Hess Winery
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- One of the original buildings at what is now Hess Winery – used for housing wine barrels
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- Some newer buildings at Hess Winery
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- One of the original buildings at what is now Hess Winery – used for a gift shop and wine tasting bar
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- Two of only a few remaining RedWoods in the Napa Valley
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- Stone wall in the interior of Hess Winery
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- Beautiful Fall foliage at Hess Winery
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- Poached Lobster at French Laundry, Napa Valley
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- Steak at French Laundry, Napa Valley
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- Post dessert-dessert at French Laundry, Napa Valley
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- Pumpkin mole curds served on a bed of salt, The Restaurant
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- fresh herbs and beet macaroon served on the open pages of a botanical garden book
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- Locally grown miniature veggies served on natural cut wood platter, The Restaurant
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- Leg of poultry, The Restaurant
