My previous experience here took place on a pouring day in the winter, which hindered the experience. This time was different. On a sunny and warm Father’s Day afternoon in June, our small group was seated on the deck overlooking the winery. With a hefty splash of Chardonnay in hand, we were led around the grounds, into the winery caves, and through the gardens. In fact, the extensive, perfectly manicured Japanese garden provides a relaxing escape in an already amazing location. As you stroll through the garden, you’re treated to sweeping views of the Valley floor below.


Newton Vineyards in St. Helena: Come for the Wine, Stay for the View
Newton Vineyards is a lesser-known spot on Spring Mountain, in St. Helena. Most of the wineries on this special mountain are located off Spring Mountain rd., but in order to get to Newton you must drive down Madrona Rd, which leads you to a different place at the base of the mountain. You’ll need an... Read More