With our hyper-local foods from land and sea — plus world-famous wine (as well as an up and coming beer scene) — our slice of Napa Valley creates delicious experiences in a variety of gorgeous settings.
If you thought summertime was the best time to be in Napa Valley, think again. As the fall colors gently take over the vineyards, the temperatures stay in the high 70s (we love California!) and the smell of crush permeates the air, it can only mean one thing…Napa Harvest has arrived!
Do you have a crush on St. Helena? We love you too! We love you so much we’ve decided to put together one of our biggest giveaways yet – a two night stay at Harvest Inn and grape stomp experience at Grgich Estates during Napa Harvest!
Get ready for wine country crush and visit St. Helena during harvest!
In celebration of the California sunshine, St. Helena encourages visitors to make the most of our walkable community, to reach the goal of walking 10,000 steps per day.
What’s the drink of summer? In Napa Valley, Rosé of course, it always hits the spot on a warm day. Before we dive into the best places in St. Helena to enjoy this blushing beauty we wanted to cover how most Rosé is made.
March is Women’s History Month and while we think they’re wonderful year round, it’s a perfect time to highlight our women winemakers leading the way in a male dominated industry!
Join us in St. Helena for Valentine’s Day and during the month of love and indulge in these special, once a year, one-of-a-kind experiences!
Take the Highway 128 Road Trip, Wine to Waves, from Mendocino to Winters, passing right through St. Helena. Explore St. Helena on the way!
From mid-fall to spring, visitors come to the Napa Valley to enjoy Cabernet Season.
Enjoy a tasting of Cabernets in St. Helena. Napa Valley’s most famous wines are its Cabernet Sauvignons and Cabernet blends.