Friday 7 October 2016

How the best vineyards in Napa grow and harvest grapes

Best vineyards in Napa

Best vineyards in Napa in St. Helena, CA
Soon, the harvests will be complete in the best vineyards in Napa. The best vineyards of Napa Valley match different varieties of grape to their terroir to create wines of unique and exquisite aroma and flavor. There are around 400 wineries in the valley. In the coolest parts of the valley, the best vineyards of Napa grow Pinot Noir and Merlot grapes. The hardy Cabernet Sauvignon grapes grow in all parts of the valley. The winemakers taste the grapes every now and then during the ripening process in order to make sure they’re harvested at just the right time.

One of the best vineyards in Napa is near St. Helena


Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards in Napa Valley, a 10-minute drive from downtown St. Helena, is one of the best vineyards in the Napa Valley area. It holds tastings in its barrel caves, where current releases and library wines may be sampled and visitors can learn all about the process of making and storing the wine. Cave tastings are $65, but one tasting fee can be waived by joining their wine club or making a $100 purchase. Anderson’s Conn Valley Vineyards produces world-class wines at affordable prices, including the 2011 Èloge. 2011 was a wet and cool year, with a lower yield but particularly high quality. The Èloge shows this quality with its aroma and taste of dark fruit, licorice, spice, cigar box, coffee and hints of violet perfume. This will be a wine to cherish for thirty years or more. Join their wine club today.

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