TASTE OF OAKVILLE 2025

Participating Wineries Representing the Very Best of Napa Valley's Oakville AVA
Oakville is home to primarily family owned and operated wineries, many of which are now multi-generational businesses anchored in a legacy of farming. Oakville’s rich history results in a deep sense of community and camaraderie among its vintners, which has been experienced by members of the wine trade and Napa Valley community for decades. Now, wine consumers have a chance to experience these exemplary wines, and meet the people who craft them. Please join us on May 4th to enjoy a selection of Oakville's wines in an historic setting overlooking the Napa River, we look forward to seeing you!

$325.00

Wineries:

B Cellars, Bevan Cellars, Dalla Valle, Detert Family Vineyards, Ehrlich Vineyard, Fait-Main, Far Niente, Favia, FUTO Estate, Gamble Estates, Gargiulo Vineyards, Ghost Block Estate,  Goldschmidt Vineyards, Groth Vineyards & Winery, Harlan Estate, Harbison Estate, Heitz Cellar, Kelleher Family Vineyard, MACDONALD, Meyer Family Cellars, Miner Family Winery, Morlet Family Vineyards, Nemerever Vineyards, Nickel & Nickel, O’Shaughnessy Estate, Oakville Ranch, Opus One, Paradigm Winery, Patria, Peter Michael Winery, Robert Mondavi Winery, Rudd Estate, Saddleback Cellars, Schrader Cellars, Stanton Vineyards, Tamber Bey, Teaderman Vineyards, Tench Estate, Tierra Roja, To Kalon Vineyard Co., Turnbull Wine Cellars, Villa Ragazzi, Vine Cliff 1871, VHR, Vine Hill Ranch, Zeitgeist Cellars (list subject to change)

 

 

Taste in the Historic Borreo Building, a Napa Landmark dating to 1877

 

The Historical Borreo Building is a beautifully restored landmark located in the heart of Napa, California. The Borreo building, named for the family that formerly owned the stone structure, is an Italianate Renaissance design made from native-cut stone. It was completed in 1877. This beautifully preserved structure showcases the rich history of the area, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore the architectural styles and cultural influences that have shaped Napa over the decades. As you approach the building, you'll be struck by its elegant design, which reflects the artistry and craftsmanship of its time, making it a prime example of historical stone architecture in the region.

PARKING OPTIONS DOWNTOWN

Please note the red blocks marked with P for public parking lots

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