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Napa Valley is famous for regal cab-sauv, château-like wineries and Michelin-starred cuisine; attracting celebrities, award-winning chefs and wine-lovers alike for the over three decades.

The pioneering Stony Hill Winery has been a fixture in Napa Valley since 1952 and is well-respected for its Chardonnay’s, Riesling’s and Gewurztraminers. This off-the-beaten-track winery is set in the beautifully scenic hills. Their mission is “simply to translate the intense fruitiness of our grapes into elegant, food friendly wines."

You’ll join proprietor Willinda McCrea, and winemaker and sommelier of 40 years, Mike Chelini, in a private hour and a half tour of the winery from picturesque vineyard to barrel-strewn ageing room, and finish with a delectable wine tasting in the ranch house.

Savor an eclectic seasonal wine flight hosted by a wine educator, served with artisanal cheeses, fruits and nuts at the region's art gallery and winery collective, Ma(i)sonry. The atmospheric stone manor house boasts a beautifully landscaped garden - complete with a 36-foot long, wine-tasting redwood table.

The once small stagecoach town of Yountville, nine miles north of Napa, now has more Michelin stars per capita than any other American town. Here you’ll dine at either Thomas Keller’s famous The French Laundry or Christopher Kostow’s seasonally inspired The Restaurant at Meadowood.

After a healthy dose of Napa’s finest, unwind in luxury at 5-star Hotel Yountville Resort and Spa. Opened in 2011, the hotel was featured in Condé Nast’s “Hot 100 New Hotels and Restaurants in the World”. The stone façade and timber beams blend Old World elegance and farmhouse chic.