The Napa Valley wine tasting experience is about more than just the wine. Visitors come to experience the region’s famous hospitality, history, ambiance… and history-making architecture. What is known around the world as “Napa Valley style” originated with architects including Albert Schroepfer, William Turnbull, Cliff May, Howard Backen, and others helping to build out the dreams of Napa Valley’s wineries for wine tourism pioneers, like the Beringer Brothers and Robert Mondavi.

There’s no shortage of new cellars in Bordeaux where architectural prowess combines functionality, beauty and reduced environmental impact each with their own way of integrating into their surroundings.

Clos de los Siete is located at the foot of the Andes mountain range, in the heart of the Uco Valley, one of the main wine-related areas in Mendoza. The property covers 850 hectares, at an altitude between 1000 and 1200 meters above sea level, in Vista Flores, Tunuyán. Interesting to mention that this sole property has the size of the Pomerol region in France.

Today Rheinhessen is known for its outstanding wines. However, the history of viticulture goes back a long way. Wine was already being grown here 2.000 years ago. Its Roman past has given this area not only the wine but also a rich history and tradition. You can find traces of the Romans everywhere. They are alive in the culture and architecture of the region. It is not possible to dig a hole in the ground in this area without coming across the remains of Roman life, is a common saying.

Napa Valley has plenty of unique transportation options like biking, walking, luxury full-service tours, ridesharing, and more! Your trip can truly be carefree and enjoyable with these great options.