Certified Farms
Acacia Ranch
Adastra Vineyards
This 20-acre site has been owned by the Thorpe Family since 1984. The ranch was used for Angus cattle until 1990 when the Thorpes planted grape vines. The vineyards are certified organic.
Affinity Vineyard
Aldo's Vineyard
Andretti
Anthem Vineyards
Antinori Vineyard
Arns Family Vineyard
These two small vineyards bridge the land between Witwether Creek and Murphy Creek near the eastern border of Napa County. Owners Bob and Anne Arns use wind machines for frost control to minimize their use of water.
Bacigalupi Vineyards
Balliet Vineyards
Bayview 1, 2, & 3
Bayview 4
Bayview 7
Benjamin Vineyard
Bennett Vineyards
Big Ranch Vines LLC (FKA El Centro Vineyard)
Big Sky (FKA Carneros Vineyard)
In 1973, Clos du Val Winery acquired this 180-acre site in the Carneros District. Vineyard managers uses sustainable agricultural practices and improved drainage and to eliminate an erosion problem. They have worked with the Natural Resources Conservation Service on a restoration project on Buhman Creek to address bank erosion with plantings and revetments.
Bitterroot
This 321-acre site borders the Napa River. In this reach of the river downstream of the Oak Knoll Ave. bridge, the river has adjusted form through the entrenchment process and is deep and wide. From the vineyard on the former floodplain, the river channel has dropped more than 30 feet and has steep vertical banks. This wide channel area has a willow-filled floodplain. The vineyard is now on a terrace with live oaks along the riparian boundary. Beringer manages this site to reduce water use and conserve soil.
Blackbird Vineyard
Blossom Creek Vineyard
Blue Tooth Vineyard
Borreo Vineyard (FKA Soda Canyon Vineyard)
Bouchaine Vineyards
Bouchaine Vineyards is the oldest vineyard area in the Carneros region, having been planted in 1927 by Boon Fly. Bouchaine Vineyards was established in 1981 by Gerret and Tatiana Copeland. This 87-acre site surrounds the winery and is carefully managed with cover crops and road improvements to protect soil and water quality.
Brown Ranch
This 40-acre site has a 29-acre vineyard which uses cover crops and low amounts of chemicals to protect water quality.
Bucher Vineyard
Buchli Station Vineyard
Buchli Vineyard
Buhman Vineyard
This 182-acre site includes steep terraced hillsides which are managed with cover crops to minimize soil erosion.
Butala Vineyard
BV5
BV5 is a 121-acre site in the Carneros region. As part of their farm plan, they will evaluate the effectiveness of a non-toxic replacement for the copper sulfate algaecide in their reservoir, and they will work on a project to eradicate invasive plants and revegetate with native plants along Huichica Creek.
BV9
This 141-acre site in the Carneros region of Napa County uses wind machines for frost control in order to minimize water use. The vineyard manager is working to revegetate a small creek on the site.
Calmere
In 2019 we received Fish Friendly Farming certification at Calmére Estate and all of our PEJU vineyard estates. Fish Friendly Farming is a managed certification program for agricultural properties to restore fish and wildlife habitat and improve water quality. By practicing Fish Friendly Farming, we are helping to sustain and enhance the health of ecosystems in our land and the surrounding areas at all six of the PEJU vineyard properties.
Carneros
Carneros Creek Vineyard
Carneros Ranch
Carneros Vineyard
Carneros Vineyards
The Cordoníu Group of Spain established the Cordoníu Napa winery in 1991 and in 1997 expanded the winery and renamed it Artesa. Less than half of this 353-acre site is farmed as vineyard. Carneros Creek runs through the site and the managers have maintained the native vegetation on the creek. Coyotes can be seen roaming the 205 acres of wildland on the site.
Carneros Vista Ranch
Carpenter Vineyard
Carsi Ranch
Casa Carneros Vineyards
Castle Rock Vineyard
CDV Regusci Vineyard and Oak Winery Vineyard
Chardonnay Golf Course
Chimney Rock Winery
Circle Hill
Collinetta Vineyards
Collinetta Vineyard, an 12-acre Coombsville vineyard, translates roughly to "little hill" in Italian. It is characterized by its rolling hills and an old, abandoned stone chimney. Their approach to vineyard management is unique in their preference for horses over tractors, which reduces their emissions and impact on the land.
Corktree Vineyard
This 20-acre site on the eastern side of Napa Valley is named after a 75-year old cork oak growing in the middle of the vineyards. The vines are set back from the small creek that runs through the edge of the property.
Cornerstone
Crazy 8
Cressida
Cullen Vineyard
Cuttings Wharf Ranch
Cuvaison Estate Vineyard
D'Adamo Vineyard
In 1982, the Piña brothers planted the D’Adamo site on the foothills of Atlas Peak. The 20-acre site is farmed with no-till practices and a cover crop of bell beans, vetch, and barley to protect and enrich the soil.
Dalla Valle Vineyards
Darioush Estate Vineyard
Darioush Sage Vineyard
Davis Carneros
DC Vineyard
Decker Vineyard
Dellar & Friedkin Vineyard
Devaux Ranch
Drew Vineyard
Dry Creek Vineyard
Dyer Vineyard
Elliott Vineyard
Elyse Vineyard
Erba Loma Vista Vineyard
Erba Monticello Vineyard
Euhenloch Vineyard
This small, 21-acre site is managed to conserve soil and reduce runoff.
Evans
Faniani Vineyards
Farella Vineyard
Faust Vineyard
Fire Tree Vineyard
Foster Road Vineyard
Freed Ranch
Frisinger Vineyard
Futo Wines - Stags Leap Estate
Gabrielle Collection
Gallery 2 Vineyard
Gallery One Vineyard
Geltis Vineyards
Genny's Vineyard
Ghisletta Vineyard
Giant Cedar Vineyard
Giovannoni Vineyard
Goosecross Cellars
Gordan A Vineyard
Green Island Vineyards
This 165-acre site is located in American Canyon adjacent to the Napa salt evaporation ponds. Salt marshes and salt flats border the vineyards and are used by a number of birds.
Griffin Vineyard
Grigsby Vineyard
Grigsby Vineyard, a 21-acre Yountville vineyard owned and operated by Rocca Family Vineyards, is characterized by its beautiful rolling hills. Their approach to vineyard management is unique in their preference for horses over tractors, which reduces their emissions and impact on the land.
Hackett Vineyard
Haire Management Co LLC 1
Hall Estate (Bergfeld)
This St. Helena winery was started by Kathryn and Craig Hall on the site of the 1885 Bergfield winery.
Hanna Vineyards
Haynes Vineyard
Haystack Vineyard
Herb Lamb Vineyard
Hillspring Vineyard
This 216-acre site has 42 acres of vineyard. An un-named, seasonal creek on the site will be revegetated as part of the farm plan.
Hillview Vineyard
Home Ranch
Dick Ward and David Graves established this winery in the Carneros area in 1981. In 2007, Saintsbury Winery was recognized by the California Sportfishing Protection Alliance for Excellence in Water Quality Improvement and Protection.
Home Ranch
Home Ranch & Henry Rd.
This nearly 2,000-acre site is largely wildland with two vineyard areas of 180 acres. Vineyards are located near a tributary to Huichica Creek and along Carneros Creek, and are managed to protect soils and use low levels of water and chemicals. This site is participating in the Carneros Creek Adaptive Management Plan.
Hyde Vineyards
J Squared
James Cole Winery
Jameson Canyon Vineyard
Jarvis Vineyards
Kairos Ranch
Kari Flores Vineyard
Kari Flores runs Crazy Flower Wines, a small wine label using grapes grown in the Kari Flores Vineyard. The ½-acre vineyard uses organic and biodynamic farming practices and is farmed entirely by hand. Owner Flores also breeds Olde English Babydoll sheep, a breed popular for natural weed control.
Keller-Farvar
Knollwood Vineyards
Kopf Vineyard
This 150-acre vineyard is near the summit of Mt. Veeder and includes 125 acres of vineyard separated by forested wildlife corridors.
Krupp Brothers Vineyard
L-Blocks (FKA L-Blocks & Pali)
Larry Hyde & Sons Vineyard
Larsen Ranch
Las Amigas and Carneros Lake
Las Amigas Vineyard
This 300-acre site encompasses low rolling hills and borders Huichica Creek. Cover crops are used to protect soil and chemicals are limited to protect water quality.
Las Brisas Vineyard
Las Madres
Las Rocas
Las Trancas Vineyard
Lavender Hill
Lee Vineyards, LLC
Linda Vista
Liquid Sky
Lobo Wines LLC: Salvador
" Lobo wines are all small lot, made from single vineyard fruit that is 100% estate grown and sustainably farmed."
Locked Horns
Los Ochos Ranch #80
The vineyard manager on this 81-acre site uses wind machines for frost control and also seeds vineyard roads and avenues with a barley cover crop in winter.
Los Olivos Vineyards
Losey Vineyard
Low Vineyard
Low Vineyards is a 15-acre relatively flat site situated in the Dry Creek watershed on the western side of Napa Valley. As part of their farm plan, the vineyard managers have reduced erosion along their ditches and prevent sediment delivery by planting strips of grass and revegetating the banks with shrubs and oaks.
Madonna Vineyards
Main Ranch
In 1968, Gene and Katie Trefethen purchased and restored the historic Eschol winery, built in 1886 by Hamden McIntyre. This 578-acre site extends along Highway 29 and borders Dry Creek, where a revegetation project was recently completed.
Markham Hopper Creek Vineyard
Markham Oak Knoll Vineyard
Markham Ranch
This 105-acre site borders lower Dry Creek. Managers use no-till practices, and have s planted willow and other riparian plants along the creek.
Massaro Vineyard
McKenzie-Mueller: Big Ranch Rd.
McKenzie-Mueller: Las Amigas Rd.
McKinley Ranch
McKinnon Vineyard
Mead Ranch
Mello Vineyard
Meritage Resort
Meteor Vineyard
Mid Valley Vineyard
Midnight Sun Vineyard
Miller Vineyard (FKA-Herrick Vineyard 1)
Milton Rd Vineyard
Missimer Vineyard
Mitchell Vineyard
Mitsuko's Vineyard
Moses-Hall
Moulds Family Vineyard
Moynier Vineyard
Mt George Vineyard
This 167-acre vineyard on the lower slopes of Mt. George includes numerous small creeks which have been revegetated with native plants.
Mt Veeder Ranch
Mt Veeder Vineyard
This historic 130-acre site lies on the rocky slopes of Mt. Veeder. Only 48 acres are planted to vineyard, including dry-farmed zinfandel vines planted in 1926 by the Brandlin family.
Mt. Veeder
This 200-acre site on the slopes of Mt. Veeder includes 100 acres of vineyard separated by wooded creek canyons. Erosion control is a central focus of site management.
Mulas Family Vineyards
Napa River Ranch (FKA Hall)
Napa River Vineyard
Napa Valley College Student Vineyard
"All of the wine we produce is made from grapes grown on our 6 acre vineyard located on the Napa Valley College Campus. Every aspect of the winemaking process is completed on the campus in our own winery and cellar. Our students experience every aspect of the process from work in the vineyard to the marketing and sale of the wine. You could say that our wine is touched by more hands than at any other winery."
Napa Valley Gateway
Napanook Vineyard
Narrow Vista Vineyard
Nathanson Creek Vineyard
Neal Vineyard
Neverbend Vineyard
North 40 Vineyard FKA Raquel Vineyard
O'Brien Vineyards
Oak Knoll
Oak Knoll Ranch
Oak Winery Vineyard (Joined with CDV Regusci to form Clos du Val Winery site)
Oakview
Olive Pond Vineyard
Orchard Avenue Vineyard
Since 1970, Beckstoffer Vineyards has pioneered innovations in drip irrigation, vine spacing, bench graft production, vineyard technology and farming management that have significantly improved wine grape quality. We are committed to sustainable farming across our operations and have pioneered new technologies to monitor and analyze vine health and productivity, manage water use and improve vineyard efficiency. The adoption of new technologies and practices allows Beckstoffer Vineyards and our Northern California winery clients to enter the 21st century as consistent producers of many of the best wines in the world.
Orchard- Peju
Oro Puro
Page and Homefinders Vineyards
This 30-acre site lies on the fertile Napa Valley floodplain, where the Napa River once ran through multiple braided channels, depositing a rich silt loam ideal for agriculture. Charles Krug Winery has been farming this site since 1971.
Perez Vineyard
Peyron Vineyard
Pine Ridge Estate
Poetry Vineyard
Poseidon Vineyard
Quartz Creek
Rafael Vineyard
Rancho Carneros Vineyard
Zach Berkowitz, long-time Napa grape grower, owns and farms this flat site in the Carneros district. The vineyard is managed to minimize soil erosion.
Rancho Sarco Vineyards
Realm Cellars
Red Hen- Site 1
"The Red Hen Merlot Vineyard sits along Dry Creek at the base of Mt. Veeder in the Oak Knoll district. It is a warm site with very light and thin alluvial soils, composed of a foot of silty loam above 10-20 feet of pure cobble. The rock content of the soil leads to unusually small and concentrated berries (and low fruit yields). In the 1950’s through the 1970’s this block produced the top fruit for The Christian Brothers Winery, when it was still run by the monastic order. It was forgotten about as a top quality site until we rediscovered it in 2003. Transitional Organic."
Regusci Estate Vineyard
Riverview Vineyards
RMS Vineyard
Founder Tony Suter started Etude Wines in 1984. This 11-acre vineyard adjacent to the winery borders several wetlands and uses careful soil conservation practices to protect water quality. Etude Wines recently installed native plants to revegetate a natural slough on the site.
Robert Biale Vineyards
Rodgers Vineyards
Rue Vango Vineyard
RW2 Vineyard
This 12-acre site surrounds the winery and is managed to reduce runoff and use very low chemical inputs.
RW3 Vineyard
This 9-acre site uses dense cover crops to protect soil, and also uses very small amounts of water.
Salvador Avenue Vineyard
Sciandri Vineyards
Segassia Vineyards
This 4-acre vineyard on Mt. Veeder uses cover crops and drainage improvements to protect water quality. Redwood forest on the site shades a year-round creek.
Shifflett Ranch and Vineyard
Signorello Estate Vineyard
Sleeping Giant/Las Amigas Partners Vineyard
Solano/Ashby
Somky Ranch
South Napa Vineyard
Spicer Vineyard
St. James/Canyon
Stanly Ranch
Stanly Ranch - Beringer
This 225-acre site encompasses rolling hills and small creeks at the edge of the Napa marshes. Beringer manages Stanly Ranch to minimize chemical use and water, and to conserve soil.
Starmont Stanly Lane Vineyard
This 76-acre site borders fresh and tidal wetland along the Napa River Estuary. Vineyards and roads are carefully managed to protect water quality.
Sunrise
"The Sunrise vineyards and winery are located in the Jameson Canyon, which is in southern Napa Valley. This region enjoys a climate directly influenced by the San Pablo Bay. Like the nearby Carneros District, this terrain is defined by soft, rolling hillsides and a cooler climate marked by fog in the mornings and bay breezes in the late afternoons."
Sunset Vineyards
Suscol Mountain
Suscol Ranch
Suscol Springs Vineyard
Takahashi Ranch
Tiedemann Ranch
Tinsley Vineyard
Trancas
Trio B Vineyards
Trio C Vineyards
Trubody Ranch
Truchard Vineyards
TruOak
Tucker Vineyards
TVL Carneros Ranch
Twin Peaks Vineyard
V-31 Kaplan Vineyard
The vineyard is located in the Silverado Bench at an elevation of roughly 200 feet above the valley floor, immediately South and East of the Oak Knoll AVA. It consists of just over fifteen acres, with eight acres planted to Cabernet Sauvignon and a third of an acre of Petit Verdot. Its location means it is subject to the temperature moderating influence of the San Pablo Bay, resulting in a long growing season with good balance between fruit and acid.
Veeder Hills, La Salle, Richard Fohr
This large site on Mt. Veeder includes 135 acres on the ridgetop, surrounded by forest and chaparral. A portion of the vineyards were formerly part of the Mont LaSalle Vineyards & Winery, one of the first wineries in the Mt. Veeder area.
Vichy Springs Ranch
The Hall family has lived on and farmed this 7-acre site since 1947. Currently the family farms only 2 acres of the property with minimal pesticide use, and is allowing native oak re-growth along Sarco Creek.
Vistula Vista Vineyard
Voyager Vineyard
Warnock Vineyards
Waters Ranch
Watson Ranch
"Exposed and unprotected from the elements, this wind-whipped site was planted in 1993 by the talented Napa Valley veteran grower Salvador Ramos. Soils at Watson Ranch are composed of calcareous clay over limestone. This soil type is extremely rare on the North Coast but shows itself in a narrow fin at the tail end of the Vaca Mountains in Southern Napa County. This fractured, well-drained calcareous soil, coupled with organic farming and cool windy conditions, imbue this parcel with great potential to produce world-class Chardonnay."
White Rock Vineyards
The Vandendriessche family owns this 64-acre site near Soda Canyon Creek and planted the 36-acre White Rock Vineyard in 1979. This site was first developed in 1870 and the original stone winery still stands on the site. White rock refers to the volcanic rock that underlies the vineyard. They practice minimal watering and fertilizing, have never used pesticides, and use individual hand-hoeing to avoid herbicides. As part of their farm plan, they are planting native species to improve a small creek corridor through the vineyard.
Wilde Wolf Vineyards
Willow Lake
This 169-acre site in the Carneros Creek watershed is managed using organic methods. A revegetation project was implemented on an un-named tributary creek on this site.