Castello di Amorosa
Winery · Napa County ·
13th-century style castle winery with tours and Italian-inspired wine
13th-century style castle winery with tours and Italian-inspired wine
"A winery built as an authentic, medieval-style Tuscan castle where visitors can book seated tastings that include a flight of five wines and time to roam the castle’s rooms and grounds, offering both immersive architecture and curated wine experiences." - Chelsee Lowe Chelsee Lowe Chelsee Lowe is a Los Angeles-based writer with an obsession with good eats and interesting stories. She regularly contributes to Travel + Leisure, TravelAge West, Ventura Blvd, and L.A. Parent, writing about food, family travel, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"This medieval-style “castle of love” in nearby Calistoga was built by vintner Dario Sattui and provides a fairy-tale setting that’s fun to visit while wine tasting in the area." - Travel + Leisure Staff
"An elaborate, family-friendly attraction built as a replica medieval Tuscan castle using authentic materials imported from Italy; beyond an extensive adult tasting list, younger visitors receive grape juice and can explore dungeons and turrets and meet resident animals like emus and goats, making it an adventurous stop for families." - Jessie Beck
"Castello di Amorosa is a great vineyard to visit, as the wine varietals cross a range of different palettes, and the gorgeous grounds are home to a medieval castle that hosts tours and tastings well-worth the splurge."
"A tourist-destination winery in Calistoga known for its distinctive medieval-castle–style main structure, Castello Di Amorosa was variously reported in coverage — one report named it among the wineries destroyed, while other accounts noted that the castle-style building survived even as the winery lost an estimated $5 million worth of wine (about 120,000 bottles)." - Eater Staff