For groups
Reunions, milestones, and offsites, on estates built to gather the whole group in private.
Design This TripTake over the private estate feel of Meadowood or a cluster of Montage Healdsburg bungalows, where a group can gather without sharing space with the public.
Build the days around shared experiences: a buyout-style tasting at Far Niente's caves, a chartered Napa Valley Wine Train car, and team rounds across Silverado's 36 holes of championship golf.
Evenings center on long table dinners at PRESS among its ten thousand Napa bottles, giving a leadership offsite or milestone celebration both privacy and a real sense of place.
What’s inside
A sample rhythm
Gather
Arrivals on the private estate and a welcome dinner among the vines.
The shared tasting
A buyout-style tasting in Far Niente's caves, then a chartered Wine Train car.
Play
Team rounds across Silverado's 36 holes, free afternoon after.
The big night
A long table dinner at PRESS among ten thousand bottles.
The Napa & Sonomawe’d build in
Where to stay
Wine Country keeps its great retreats tucked into the hills and the vines, from a Mediterranean hillside above Rutherford to oak-grove bungalows in Healdsburg, each a quiet world of its own.
Rutherford, Napa
A Mediterranean-style hillside retreat above the valley floor with a Michelin-starred restaurant, private maisons, and olive-grove terraces, long regarded as Napa's original luxury resort.
Visit official siteCalistoga, Napa
A Forbes Five-Star resort along the Silverado Trail with its own producing vineyard, 85 rooms and suites plus private villas, Spa Talisa, and the Elusa Winery on site.
Visit official siteHealdsburg, Sonoma
A 258-acre hideaway of 130 bungalow-style rooms set in rolling vineyards and oak groves, with Spa Montage, two pools, and the farm-to-table Hazel Hill restaurant.
Visit official siteSt. Helena, Napa
A serene members-and-guests estate tucked into a private wooded valley, offering croquet, tennis, a golf course, hiking trails, and refined accommodations away from the crowds.
Visit official siteHealdsburg, Sonoma
An intimate five-suite inn above the three-Michelin-star SingleThread restaurant, where stays are paired with farm-driven dining from chef Kyle Connaughton and farmer Katina Connaughton.
Visit official siteCalistoga, Napa
A laid-back, design-forward Calistoga resort built around the geothermal-fed Spa Solage Bathhouse, mud-bath traditions, studios, and the Solbar restaurant.
Visit official siteIn the cellar
The estates that built the region's reputation open by appointment alone, from a Bordeaux-style First Growth in Oakville to hand-dug sparkling caves in Calistoga. Book well ahead, especially at harvest.
Oakville, Napa
A meticulously restored 1885 estate and gravity-flow caves offering seated tastings of benchmark Napa Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, reservation only.
Visit official siteOakville, Napa
The landmark Bordeaux-style partnership winery producing a single flagship red, with reservation-only tastings released on the first of each month and limited to small parties.
Visit official siteCalistoga, Napa
A historic methode traditionnelle sparkling-wine producer offering by-appointment cave tours and tastings through hand-dug 19th-century tunnels, reservation only.
Visit official siteCarneros, Napa
A grand Taittinger-founded chateau overlooking the Carneros vineyards, serving sparkling wines and estate Pinot Noir by flight or bottle on its terrace, reservations required.
Visit official siteHealdsburg, Sonoma
A solar-powered straw-bale winery surrounded by century-old vines, offering appointment-based seated flights of single-vineyard Zinfandel and estate reds.
Visit official siteHealdsburg, Sonoma
The reference Russian River Valley Pinot Noir producer, with winery visits reserved for allocation list members by appointment only and a long waiting list to join.
Visit official siteThe signature days
Some of Wine Country's best days drift above the valley at dawn or roll quietly between the rows, from hot-air balloons over Yountville to guided Sip 'n Cycle rides through Dry Creek.
Yountville, Napa
A long-running hot-air balloon operator, flying since 1976, lifting guests over the valley at sunrise from the heart of Yountville.
Visit official siteYountville, Napa
One of Napa's oldest and most highly rated balloon companies, offering dawn flights with decades of combined pilot experience.
Visit official siteNapa
The first hot-air balloon company in Napa, operating since 1976 with sunrise flights and optional sparkling-brunch packages.
Visit official siteNapa to St. Helena
A restored early-1900s train running a 36-mile round trip from downtown Napa to St. Helena, pairing multi-course gourmet meals and tastings with valley views.
Visit official siteHealdsburg, Sonoma
An operator running since 1991 offering guided regular and e-bike Sip 'n Cycle tours through Dry Creek, Russian River, and Calistoga with picnic lunches and winery stops.
Visit official siteHealdsburg, Sonoma
A Healdsburg-based outfitter renting high-quality road and e-bikes and leading one-day guided rides through Sonoma's vineyard valleys.
Visit official siteOn the course
Wine Country golf threads oak-lined fairways and working vineyards, from Napa's only 36-hole resort to a Jack Nicklaus mountain course and a windswept links above Bodega Bay.
Napa
The only Napa Valley resort with 36 holes of championship golf, on two Robert Trent Jones-designed courses later redesigned by Johnny Miller, threading oak-lined fairways and water crossings.
Visit official siteAmerican Canyon, Napa
A scenic 1991 Algie Pulley design routed through more than 150 acres of working vineyards with no houses in sight, open for daily play.
Visit official siteAmerican Canyon, Napa
A rolling, vineyard-framed public course in the Napa hills offering wide valley views and an accessible alternative to resort play.
Visit official siteSanta Rosa, Sonoma
An exclusive private Jack Nicklaus Signature course set in the Mayacamas foothills, regularly ranked among California's finest, accessed through membership or affiliated stays.
Visit official siteSonoma
A storied 1920s championship course at the foot of the Mayacamas, long and tree-lined, that has hosted professional events and pairs with The Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn.
Visit official siteBodega Bay, Sonoma
A dramatic Robert Trent Jones Jr. coastal links above Bodega Bay, with windswept holes finishing along the Pacific for a Sonoma Coast contrast to inland courses.
Visit official siteWhere to eat
Few places in America concentrate this much great cooking: two of the country's defining three-star tasting menus, a wine cathedral, and terraces that look out over the vines that fill the glass.
Yountville, Napa
Thomas Keller's flagship and one of America's most celebrated restaurants, serving a daily-changing multi-course French tasting menu sourced largely from its own gardens across the street.
Visit official siteHealdsburg, Sonoma
An eleven-course Japanese-influenced kaiseki-style tasting menu built entirely around the seasonal harvest from the restaurant's own five-acre farm.
Visit official siteGeyserville, Sonoma
Chef Douglas Keane's reborn fine-dining destination set in a modern glass-and-concrete pavilion among the vines, moving guests from Champagne and canapes to the dining room and a chocolate room.
Visit official siteSt. Helena, Napa
A wood-fired Napa Valley grill and steakhouse holding one of the world's largest collections of Napa wine, roughly 10,000 bottles, alongside a Wine Spectator Grand Award list.
Visit official siteYountville, Napa
Thomas Keller's lively Parisian-style bistro serving steak frites, roast chicken, oysters, and raw-bar plates in a buzzy room beside the renowned Bouchon Bakery.
Visit official siteRutherford, Napa
A Michelin-starred dining room and terrace with sweeping views across the Napa Valley floor, pairing seasonal Wine Country cuisine with one of the region's deepest cellars.
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Private Group Retreat
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