Napa Valley is a very special place to visit and its because of
our Rocks! Only 4% of California's wine comes from Napa Valley.
Though the most renowned winegrowing regions in America, Napa Valley
is one of the smallest, yet most diverse winegrowing regions in the
world. As such, it was recognized as the first designated AVA in the
state of California.
It is only 30 miles long and a few miles wide, but it contains 14
sub-appellations within its borders, each with its own distinct set
of microclimates, soils, and elevations. All of this means Napa
Valley is able to grow an array of world-class wine grapes, not only
Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, but varieties from Albarino to
Zinfandel. Visit Napa Valley and find out why Napa Valley Rocks for
yourself.
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