About Signorello Estate
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Ray Signorello Jr.'s Silverado Trail estate, rebuilt as a fireproof cave winery after the 2017 Atlas Fire.
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A phoenix-from-the-ashes rebuild,after the Atlas Fire leveled the original winery in October 2017, the Signorello family spent more than six years rebuilding a fire-hardened facility on the same hillside, reopening in 2024.
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Built to survive the next fire,the new winery is set inside a waterproof, insulated cave system that can be sealed off entirely, with its own wells and 100,000 gallons of emergency water storage.
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Old vines, classic style,Signorello's Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay come from some of Napa Valley's older plantings, farmed on the same Silverado Trail acreage the family has worked since 1985.
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Wines change with each vintage
For an accurate list of current-release wines and library bottlings from Signorello Estate, please check the winery's official website or contact the tasting room directly. Stags Leap District producers typically rotate vintages and offerings seasonally.
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Guided Cave Tasting
Hosted tastings with an Estate Ambassador inside the rebuilt wine caves. Reservations required, 21 and over, no pets; seating is shared and a 48 hour cancellation policy applies.
$50 - $125
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Private Events
The estate hosts gatherings from 8 to 200 guests across multiple indoor and outdoor settings, planned with the winery team.
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