In our latest vintage update, we catch up with Michael Scholz, St. Supéry Estate Vineyards & Winery VP of Winemaking & Vineyard. Michael thinks the #2024vintage is looking pretty exciting at the moment! Watch the full video and follow along at harvestnapa.com.
Napa Valley Vintners
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St Helena, California 9,614 followers
Cultivating Excellence
About us
It began as most things do in Napa Valley: over a table replete with good food and good wines. In 1943, seven Napa Valley vintners began meeting to exchange ideas and work as a group to overcome industry obstacles and elevate the status of Napa Valley wines. In 1944, the vintners decided to formalize their relationship and the Napa Valley Vintners trade organization was established. Now, 80 years later, that epicurean and social camaraderie has grown into a spirited partnership committed to advancing Napa Valley wines worldwide. The Napa Valley Vintners, a regional trade association with an active membership of nearly 550 wineries, represents a tradition of dedicated vintners and grape growers who have worked and cared for this premier winegrowing region since the early 1800s. Today, Napa Valley Vintners (NVV) is widely recognized as one of the leading wine trade organizations in the world. Our vintners are committed leaders - breaking new ground at home and in the larger wine community. Whether raising funds for local charity organizations (Auction Napa Valley has given more than $230 million to local non-profits since its inception in 1981) or raising international consumer awareness regarding truth in labeling, Napa Valley Vintners are constantly seeking new and innovative ways to promote, protect and enhance the wine region they call home.
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http://www.napavintners.com
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- Industry Associations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- St Helena, California
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1944
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1475 Library Ln
St Helena, California 94574, US
Employees at Napa Valley Vintners
Updates
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#WhyWine? Jason Lede, general manager at Cliff Lede Vineyards, thinks wine is a lot like music. "Just like music, you can share it, you can use it to revisit moments, you can use it to create moments... so wine truly is one of the greatest things that helps enhance that life experience." Have you shared your #whywine story yet? Learn more about The "Why Wine?" Project at napavalley.wine/why-wine!
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As we all eagerly await veraison to start in #NapaValley, we asked Linda Neal of Tierra Roja Vineyards to explain their morning side canopy management vs their afternoon side canopy management. Stay tuned for more #2024vintage updates!
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"Wine is consumed with food and enhances food. We need food to live. We need wine to enhance our living." Well said, Aaron Pott! Thank you for sharing your #whywine story.
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Jenna and Mara York, co-founders of JennaMarise, are very passionate about wine — and it shows in their #whywine story. "It's a living, evolving thing. No wine bottle will ever taste exactly the same as any other wine." "Every winemaking region is different, known for different varietals and winemaking philosophies, so it enables everyone to find something they will enjoy." Tell us your #whywine story!
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This is a top secret message to our friends at Oregon Wine Board, Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance, Sonoma County Winegrowers, Sonoma County Vintners, CIVC - comité Interprofessionnel du vin de champagne, Finger Lakes Wine Alliance, Monterey County Vintners & Growers Association and others: We want you to join The "Why Wine" Project. It's simple: Ask your wineries to share their "Why Wine?" video in social media, answering the question, why wine? You can see a few of our vintners answering that question below. In fact, we are inviting any wine producer/brand/collector/educator/consumer from any wine brand/region to join in and share their "Why Wine" story. This is about sharing our stories of why we love wine with each other, and with those that may not know much about wine. We'll be on the lookout for posts from any region and sharing them in our social. We can't wait to see the stories! https://lnkd.in/ej34Geka
The "Why Wine?" Project
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Karen MacNeil & Company, author of The Wine Bible and editor of WineSpeed, shares her perspective on #whywine. "It binds us together and reminds us of the things that matter: generosity, goodwill, friendship, love, and a respect for the earth that sustains us all." Share your own #whywine story and tag Napa Valley Vintners to be entered for a chance to win a signed copy of Karen MacNeil's best-selling book, The Wine Bible. More info on The "Why Wine?" Project at napavalley.wine/why-wine.
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Here's a #WhyWine story from Cuvaison Winery Inc Winemaker Rebecca George. "I think that wine is a unique beverage and that it's telling you it's a piece of history in a bottle." Get involved in The "Why Wine?" Project at napavalley.wine/why-wine.
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Scott Young of Young Inglewood Vineyards shares his #whywine story: “A good bottle of wine communicates at the same time joy and a uniquely meaningful record of the world, and I’m grateful to spend my time working on it.” Share your own #whywine story. Visit napavalley.wine/why-wine more info.
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Vote for Napa Valley as your favorite wine region! USA TODAY 10 Best Readers' Choice 2024 are out and Napa Valley is listed as one of the nominees for best wine regions. You can vote once per day until voting ends on Monday, July 22 t 9 a.m. PT. Winners will be announced on Wednesday, July 31. Thanks for voting!
What is the Best Wine Region for 2024?
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