Cultivated with passion and a singular vision, Opus One produces one ultra-premium Bordeaux blend a year. A collaboration between Robert Mondavi and …
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Sep 27, 2023
We stopped by the winery with no tastings booked while exploring the Napa Valley. We were welcomed with a smile from the host/hostess and were welcomed to enjoy the beautiful grounds. When I asked ab… Full review by WhisperingLou
Mar 19, 2023
After a gated entrance lined with lovely olive trees, your attention will be held captive by a modern building with some unique architectural features. We were ushered into an atrium before meeting … Full review by SCHWARTZY2
Feb 22, 2023
A visit to Napa Valley is not complete without a tasting and tour of Opus One. This winery set the bar high for the region when it was first created and it continues to push that bar higher. How … Full review by kwagmeister
Question, is the tasting a "taste at your own speed" style or is a certain length like other wineries are? Trying to plan a trip and squeeze in as many places as possible so wasn't sure how long the Opus One tasting usual last. Thanks, Scott Windell
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Hi Scott, Thank you for reaching out regarding our tastings. Yes, our tasting style is at your own pace. Most guests spend approximately one hour here enjoying the wines. Please …
Hi Scott, Thank you for reaching out regarding our tastings. Yes, our tasting style is at your own pace. Most guests spend approximately one hour here enjoying the wines. Please let me know if need any assistance booking your reservation.
Is there any tour now given the construction works in the building? Or is it just the tasting? Can we walk around the estate to explore it?
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As far as I know, tours are still available, though some areas may not be included because of the construction. Best is to call the winery itself and inquire; you need a reservation for a …
As far as I know, tours are still available, though some areas may not be included because of the construction. Best is to call the winery itself and inquire; you need a reservation for a tour, anyway. Wait 'til you see the barrel room! Wow! Enjoy!
Yes, you can. But as the other review mentioned, it is better to avoid Highway 29 as much as possible because road shoulder is narrow and traffic is heavy. If you don't mind taking a …
Yes, you can. But as the other review mentioned, it is better to avoid Highway 29 as much as possible because road shoulder is narrow and traffic is heavy. If you don't mind taking a detour, assuming that you are cycling from Napa, there is a two ways to go. The shorter approach is take Napa Valley Vine Trail, which is for cyclist and pedestrian only and then enter Yountville (via. California drive) and take Yourtville mill road. You need to ride on Hwy29 for 2000 feet or so. But it should be OK. If you don't mind taking a detour (about 2 extra miles), I recommend taking Silverado Trail and then turn right onto Oakville Crossroad. Silverado trail is a local road and much easier to ride than Hwy 29. Also I enjoyed scenery.
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