About Whitehall Lane Winery
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Two brothers' 1979 Rutherford winery, expanded by the Leonardini family since 1993 into a fully estate-grown, three-generation operation.
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A leap of faith that paid off,the Leonardini family bought the estate in 1993 without deep wine industry experience, then modernized the winemaking and vineyard science over the following decades.
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A decade-long path to 100% estate fruit,Whitehall Lane didn't complete its estate vineyard portfolio until 2019, when an eighth property finally let the winery source every grape from its own land.
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Ranked among the world's best, three times,Wine Spectator has named Whitehall Lane wines among its top five wines in the world on three separate occasions, a rare distinction for a family-owned Rutherford producer.
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For an accurate list of current-release wines and library bottlings from Whitehall Lane Winery, please check the winery's official website or contact the tasting room directly. St. Helena producers typically rotate vintages and offerings seasonally.
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Daily walk-in until 5:30pm at one of Napa Valley's most genuinely family-owned and warmly hospitable estates, Leo's Reserve and Leonardini Vineyard Cabernet from three decades of Leonardini family St. Helena stewardship. One of the most food-first and accessible quality Cabernet experiences on the Highway 29 corridor.
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