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Wineries in St Helena
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Abreu Wines
Abreu Wines is the personal label of famed vineyard manager David Abreu. Mr. Abreu’s farming skills are in extremely high demand, and he oversees many of the Napa Valley’s most prestigious vineyard properties.
Amicus Cellars and X Winery
Amicus Cellars and X Winery began as an MBA project at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo that intended to make very high quality wines at moderate prices by utilizing cutting-edge technology.
Amuse Bouche
Amuse Bouche is a cult Merlot/Cabernet Franc blend that is produced in the St Helena AVA. Established in 2002, Heidi Barrett has been the winemaker since the beginning. Original artwork is commissioned for the label of each vintage.
Andrew Lane Wines
Andrew Lane Wines was established by Dave Dickson and Sandee Hoffman. Before starting their commercial winery, Dave and Sandee entered several wines that they made with Rex and Amy Geitner in the Napa Valley Home Winemakers Classic.
Anomaly Vineyards
Anomaly Vineyards consists of a stone winery, aging cave, and 6 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. The vines are grown in the western part of the St Helena AVA.
Arietta
In 1996, Fritz and Caren Hatton, and John and Maggie Kongsgaard founded Arietta. Born out of a passion for music and wine, the Arietta originally made a single Cabernet Franc from a 2.3 acre block in Hudson Vineyard.
Arns Winery
Arns Winery is owned by industry veterans John Arns and Sandi Belcher. The couple farms 9 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon in the hills to the east of St Helena. In addition to their estate Cab, Arns and Belcher also make a Napa Valley designate Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah.
August Briggs Winery
August Briggs Winery is located near the town of Calistoga in the Northern Napa Valley. Winemaker and owner August “Joe” Briggs buys grapes from several vineyards in Sonoma and Napa. He specializes in Pinot Noir.
Ballentine Vineyards
Ballentine Vineyards is owned by husband and wife Van Ballentine and Betty Pocai. Both are from multi-generational Napa Valley wine families. The winery makes Zinfandel, Merlot, and Syrah.
Benessere Vineyards
Benessere Vineyards has recently turned heads in the wine industry with their Sangiovese. This is a difficult grape in California, but John and Ellen Benish produce one of the better examples in the state. Benessere means “well being” in Italian.
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