Who made Napa Valley famous?

Charles Krug is credited with establishing Napa Valley's first commercial winery in 1861. His success and leadership sparked a wave of new growth, and by 1889 there were more than 140 wineries in operation, including Schramsberg (founded in 1862), Beringer (1876) and Inglenook (1879).



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Napa Valley is Known for Wines, Tequila, and More Napa Valley produces some of the best wine in the world, which is why it's become synonymous with high-quality vino. The valley has more than 400 wineries. In addition to its variety of grapes, Napa Valley boasts more than three dozen grape varieties.

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7) Napa Valley is one of the most geologically diverse wine regions with a vast array of volcanic, sedimentary, and marine soils created by geological events that occurred over the last 150-million years. 8) More than 36 different wine grape varieties grow in Napa County.

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The series follows wealthy wine industry family after death of their father, Reginald King (Isiah Whitlock Jr.). His three children are adjusting to their new roles running the empire and should have it figured out by 2030.

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The high land values, as well as the cost of water and other resources, make it expensive to grow grapes in Napa Valley. Secondly, Napa Valley wines are often produced in limited quantities. Many of the wineries in Napa Valley are small, family-owned operations that produce only a few thousand cases of wine each year.

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One shows the largest owners of Napa County grape acreage, currently led by:
  • Laird Family Estate.
  • Diageo (Beaulieu Vineyard, Sterling Vineyard, Mumm Napa Valley)
  • Foster's Brewing Group (Beringer Vineyard)
  • Robert Mondavi (Robert Mondavi Winery, La Famiglia di Robert Mondavi, and half of Opus One Winery)


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