About Fisher Vineyards
Fisher Vineyards operates two geographically distinct estates. This page covers the Calistoga Estate on Silverado Trail North, approximately one mile south of Calistoga at the foot of the Palisades. The family also hosts guests at its original Mayacamas Mountain Estate in Sonoma County. Because the same visit form serves both properties, the reservation location must be selected deliberately and the two addresses should never be merged.
The Calistoga visit is a private hosted estate tasting currently priced at $95 per person for parties of up to six. The winery may waive one tasting fee for each three-bottle purchase. The experience can connect the modern barn-style winery, alluvial vineyard soils and estate wines such as Coach Insignia, Lamb Vineyard, RCF Vineyard and other current releases. The exact four-wine lineup and tour route depend on availability and the confirmed appointment.
Advance confirmation is required. Guests submit a preferred date, time and estate through the official request form, and the winery follows up rather than treating the submission as an automatic reservation. Larger groups must inquire directly. The official site publishes one central Santa Rosa mailing address in its footer, so the Calistoga booking confirmation and 4775 Silverado Trail North location should control the Napa visit. Age, pet, food and accessibility policies require direct confirmation.
Fisher suits travelers interested in family ownership, site-specific Cabernet and a quieter northern-valley appointment. The Calistoga location is useful for pairing with nearby Silverado Trail or Calistoga stops, while the Sonoma Mountain Estate deserves its own future record. Visitors should not plan to see both properties in a single short appointment or assume that the cave and steep mountain features described for Sonoma are part of the Calistoga experience.
Confirm that the reservation says Calistoga Estate, save the address supplied by the winery and allow about 90 minutes plus northern-valley travel time. The page should display the purchase-waiver language as one fee per three bottles rather than implying all fees disappear with any order. Recheck the current calendar, exact hours and guest policies before publication because the official visit page emphasizes request-based scheduling.