Inglenook

Inglenook covers approximately 1,700 contiguous acres, with nearly 235 acres devoted to vineyards. The variations in the estate’s topography reflect the great diversity of the Napa Valley itself. From the well-drained, loamy soils at the rear to a stretch of vineyards with deeper but finer soils situated opposite the château, these features contribute to the uniqueness of... Read more

Inglenook covers approximately 1,700 contiguous acres, with nearly 235 acres devoted to vineyards. The variations in the estate’s topography reflect the great diversity of the Napa Valley itself. From the well-drained, loamy soils at the rear to a stretch of vineyards with deeper but finer soils situated opposite the château, these features contribute to the uniqueness of Inglenook’s terroir. A complex concept encompassing the natural growing conditions of the specific site as well as the winemaker’s signature, with an ineffable quality arising from both, which distinguishes the wine’s personality as unique.