Certified Farms
Albright Vineyard
Andrew Geoffrey
Arcadia Vineyards LLC
Armstrong
Bale Ln
Ballard Vineyard
Barlow Vineyards
Bennett Lane Vineyard
"Rombauer Vineyards views winemaking as a holistic endeavor, placing a high value on the interaction of land and community in the winemaking process. We strive to be stewards both of the land and our community, sharing in the responsibility of protecting the environment for future generations. Therefore, we use sustainable practices whenever possible in the vineyards and at the winery."
Bennett Lane Winery
Blair Vineyard
Brasswood Tubbs
Breton Vineyard
BV 12
This is a large 336-acre site with numerous waterways. This ranch stretches from Highway 29 on the west where Nash Creek enters the property, encompasses the Napa River, and extends farther east to the alluvial fan of Selby Creek. Revegetation of these waterways with native plants is part of this site’s farm plan.
Calistoga Beautiful Day
Calistoga Vineyard
Calistoga Vineyard
Trinchero Family Estates understands its responsibility to the environment, employees, customers, partners and communities to take meaningful actions to reduce the company’s impact on the environment and incorporate environmental responsibility into business decisions.
In addition to ensuring Trinchero Family Estates is in compliance with all environmental laws and regulations, the environmental team also sets high environmental standards for operations such as company waste minimization and water conservation goals.
CAMi Vineyards
Canard - Czapleski Ranch
Chabot
The 35-acre Chabot Vineyard borders Bell Canyon Creek and extends partway up adjacent hillsides. Removing invasive plants and planting natives along the creek is part of the farm plan for this site.
Chateau Montelena Estate Vineyard
Checkerboard Vineyard
Crystal Springs Ranch
This site at the base of Howell Mountain contains a vigorous year-round spring that feeds the small creek on the property. The vineyards are set back from the creek, providing an opportunity for the manager to work with FFF staff to revegetate the creek corridor.
Davis Estates - Calistoga
Dekoven
Demattei-Scott Vineyard
Diamond Mountain Ranch
This 120-acre ranch is located on slopes near the top of Diamond Mountain, west of Calistoga. The limited water in this area encourages dry-farmed grapes on smaller vines. Intensive management is used to assure soil conservation on the steep terraced vineyards.
Diamond Mountain Vineyard
DM Vineyard Holdings
Dutch Canyon LLC
Dyer Vineyard
Edge Hill
Edson Williams
Eisele Vineyard
This 160-acre site borders Simmons Creek and the volcanic hills of the rocky eastern side of upper Napa Valley. Grapes are grown using organic and biodynamic methods. A revegetation project using drought-resistant native plants was completed along Simmons Creek as part of this site’s the Araujo’s farm plan. Vineyards take up 39 acres, leaving a significant wildlife area.
Evey Road Vineyard
Family Estate
Few and Far Between
Fisher Vineyards- Calistoga
Fisher Vineyards- Lamb
Flynnville Vineyard
Fotsch Vineyard
Grant Street Vineyard
Greenwood Vineyards
HB Vineyards
Home Ranch (aka Bennett Lane) Vineyards
Howell Mountain Vineyard
Only 28 acres are farmed on this 194-acre site on Howell Mountain. The vineyard managers use motion sensors, cameras, and high fencing to monitor the presence of a resident family of bears, and typically lose several thousand dollars of grapes to the bears’ late summer snacking.
Jericho Canyon Vineyard
The Old Lawley Toll Road, which once allowed stage coaches and horse-pulled wagons to travel to Lake County, now leads to Jericho Canyon vineyard. This 152-acre site surrounds Jericho Canyon Creek, and owner Dale Bleecher manages the creek for native habitats by removing invasive plants.
Johnson Vineyard
Jones Family Vineyards
Kelly Fleming Vineyard
Kenefick Ranch
Kerry's Vineyard
Larsen Vineyard
These vineyards occupy the valley floor directly below the Sterling Vineyards winery. The site is being managed to eradicate invasive non-native plants such as Giant reed and tree-of-heaven from the Napa River corridor.
Luvisi Vineyards
Luvisi is head trained and dry farmed, and sits on a gentle, south-facing loam alluvium of Pleasanton gravel.
Lynch Family Vineyards
Mancini Family Vineyards
Maple Lane Vineyard
Markham Calistoga Vineyard
Sustainability isn't something we do — it's who we are. It's woven into the fabric of our being and considered at every touchpoint, from soil to fruit and cellar to glass. The character of our wines is intrinsically tied to the health of the soil and the vines, and we are committed to delivering excellence beyond just the wine inside our bottles.
We believe in being good neighbors and responsible stewards of the land. Our sustainability practices replenish our natural resources, improve air and water quality and protect our ecosystems and wildlife habitats.
Monitor Ledge Vineyard
The 43.5 acre Monitor Ledge Vineyard is located on the Selby Creek alluvial fan on the volcanic side of the upper Napa Valley. The largely dry Selby Creek fan supports drought-tolerant plants such as pine and manzanita.
Napa Valley Farm and Ranch
Old Toll Vineyard
Palisades Vineyards
Peterson Ranch
Located at the western boundary of Napa County, approximately half of this 100-acre site is planted to vineyard. The managers of this site are working toward dry-farming to reduce their water use.
Poston Crest Vineyard
This small vineyard in the headwaters of the Napa River is managed with the strategic use of deer-friendly fencing around only the vineyard portion of the property.
Rosedale Ranch
RYLA Vineyard
Schramsberg Vineyard
Jacob Schram purchased this 277-acre site on Diamond Mountain in 1862 and developed vineyards and a winery. In 1965, the Davies family purchased and restored the site, including 50 acres of vineyard. Repair of older roads was completed as part of the farm plan to protect water quality in on-site creeks.
Shypoke Vineyards
Smith-Madrone Vineyard
Snow Vineyards
Stella Vineyard
Summit Vine Ranch
"Located within the Diamond Mountain District in northwestern Napa Valley in the Mayacamas Mountains, the ranch is situated approx. 1450 feet above the valley floor. The steep slopes of SummitVine Ranch allowed only 6 of the meager 550 acres planted to vines."
Switchback Ridge
Tamagni Ranch
Three Palms Vineyard
Tiara Fria
Beaulieu (Beautiful Place) Vineyards was founded by George de Latour in Rutherford in 1900. In 2007, Beaulieu Vineyards received an award from Friends of the River recognizing Exceptional Actions and Dedication to Environmental Conservation. Visit www.bvwines.com.