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Napa Valley
California · Cabernet Country
472 wineries12,845 reviewsScores coming soon
Sonoma County
California · Pinot & Chardonnay
389 wineries9,346 reviewsScores coming soon
Region Spotlight
This Month's Spotlight
Napa Valley, California
The undisputed capital of American fine wine. 30 miles long and 5 miles wide, yet home to 472 wineries producing some of the world's most celebrated Cabernet Sauvignon. From the valley floor to the mountain appellations, every visit reveals something new.
Best For
Cabernet Sauvignon
Top Season
Sept – Nov (Harvest)
Avg Tasting Fee
$65 – $120
Sub-Appellations
16 distinct AVAs
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California
Napa Valley
Cabernet country. World-famous estates along the valley floor and mountain ridges.
472 wineries
California
Sonoma County
Diverse AVAs from the Pacific coast to warm inland valleys. Pinot, Zin, and Cab.
389 wineries
California
Paso Robles
Limestone soils, warm days, cool nights. Rhône varieties and Zinfandel thrive here.
262 wineries
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Oregon's Pinot Noir heartland. Cool, maritime climate producing elegant, terroir-driven wines.
198 wineries
California
Santa Barbara
The Sideways region. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from the fog-cooled Santa Ynez corridor.
156 wineries
California
Russian River Valley
Fog-belt Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. California's coolest and most celebrated red wine corridor.
145 wineries
Washington
Walla Walla Valley
Boutique Cabernet and Syrah from Washington's most celebrated wine destination town.
120 wineries
New York
Finger Lakes
Glacial lakes, dramatic hillsides. America's finest Riesling and dry whites east of California.
110 wineries
California
Anderson Valley
Mendocino's coastal treasure. Gewürztraminer, Pinot Noir, and world-class méthode traditionnelle.
64 wineries
California
Carneros
Where Napa meets Sonoma at the bay. The coolest California Pinot Noir and Chardonnay AVA.
88 wineries
Washington
Columbia Valley
Washington's vast wine appellation. Powerful Cabernet, Merlot, and Syrah from desert terrain.
180 wineries
California
Dry Creek Valley
Old vine Zinfandel country. Warm benchlands and gravelly soils produce Sonoma's most distinctive reds.
72 wineries
🌫️ Fog Belt
Russian River Valley
California's most celebrated Pinot Noir and Chardonnay corridor, cooled daily by Pacific fog.
120+ wineries
🏙️ Wine Town
Healdsburg
The most winery-dense small town in California — world-class tasting rooms steps from the Plaza.
50+ tasting rooms
🏡 Historic
Sonoma Valley
Jack London's Valley of the Moon — historic estates, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, and Syrah.
60+ wineries
🌊 Extreme Coast
Sonoma Coast
Wild Pacific ridgelines producing California's most maritime and mineral Pinot Noir.
30+ wineries
🌬️ Bay-Cooled
Carneros
San Pablo Bay-influenced Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and sparkling wine at Napa and Sonoma's southern gateway.
25+ wineries
⭐ Oakville & Rutherford
Central Napa Valley
Oakville and Rutherford — the Cabernet Sauvignon heartland where Opus One, Mondavi, and BV define world-class Napa.
40+ wineries
🏰 St. Helena & Calistoga
North Napa Valley
St. Helena and Calistoga — historic estates, mountain Cabernet, hot springs, and California's oldest operating winery.
50+ wineries
🍾 Stags Leap & Yountville
South Napa Valley
Stags Leap District and Yountville — volcanic palisade Cabernet, the Judgment of Paris estate, and world-class dining.
30+ wineries
⛰️ Spring, Howell & Diamond
Napa Mountain Districts
Spring Mountain, Howell Mountain, and Diamond Mountain — altitude-driven Cabernet earning 95–100 point scores.
20+ wineries
☀️ Bold & Sunny
Paso Robles
California's fastest-growing wine region — Rhône varieties, Zinfandel, and Cabernet Sauvignon from sun-drenched hillsides.
18 wineries
🍇 Bay Area Hidden Gem
Livermore Valley
The Bay Area's oldest wine region — Chardonnay, Petite Sirah, and Cabernet from the valley that pre-dates Napa.
50+ wineries