Nestled in the heart of Napa, this winery offers a delightful tasting experience with knowledgeable staff, exceptional wines, and beautiful grounds perfect for couples or friends.
"Mr. Mondavi believed that the path to a gracious lifestyle leads through the appreciation of wine, food, and art, and that the Napa Valley could be the center for that lifestyle, producing wines that belonged in the company of the great wines of the world. We invite you to visit us at the winery, to experience this philosophy first hand."
"Visiting Napa Valley without a stop at Robert Mondavi Winery's mission-style estate in Oakville is to miss out on a significant piece of American wine history. The property is expansive, the staff is deeply knowledgeable and passionate, and the offerings are varied, educational, and delicious. The $65 Estates Collection option lasts an hour and provides a solid look at this storied producer, and the 75-minute, $125 To Kalon Reserve Tasting highlights one of the most iconic Cabs in Napa. More extensive pairing lunches and dinners are available, too." - Food & Wine Editors
"Guests enjoyed private tours of Napa Valley's Robert Mondavi winery, learning about its renowned wine production." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Founded in 1966 by Robert Mondavi, the iconic Napa Valley winery recently ranked 12th in the inaugural World’s Best Vineyards list and took the top spot in all of North America. The winery is centered around the historic To Kalon vineyard, which was first planted in 1868. The vineyards of Robert Mondavi Winery are part of the large estate seen behind the famous “Welcome to Napa Valley” sign. The winery pioneered the concept of turning itself into a destination worth visiting, complete with tours, tastings, restaurants, and art galleries. During the Exclusive Cellar Tasting, visitors can taste various wines, including the signature fumé blanc and cabernet sauvignon, paired with cheese and charcuterie." - Lyndsey Matthews
"Robert Mondavi Winery is well known for its innovation and philosophy in winemaking. Geneviève Janssens, who moved to Napa Valley in 1978, was drawn to its unique approach. The winery is noted for its distinctive wines that reflect the soil and people behind them. Janssens started her career there and eventually became the director of winemaking, contributing to the winery's legacy of producing high-quality wines." - Erin Brooks
