Opus One Winery

We were really excited to taste Opus One at their Napa winery last November. They are remodeling and expanding the tasting area, so we had a tasting in a smaller but nicely decorated room set up for tasting with hightop tables and some regular tables and chairs. The service was very nice and our host was a young fellow from France who was very pleasant.

Check in Opus one is delicious until the eyebrows are about to fall. Unfortunately, the wine has not been drunk. I like it very much, but it doesn't matter, continue to move forward. [Cost-effective] The wine here is so cheap. [Fun] Fun. [View] Beautiful.

Although a little expensive here, the wine tour for two was incredible. Either because this time was off season of the year or because of this particular day and time, we managed to get a private trip. The guide was very, very knowledgeable. We didn't look out the window at the work area or the research room and went straight in. All the techniques and processes were explained in great detail and all the questions were answered. I don't know if other vineyards will allow me to take pictures in the big slot, but I did so here. Everyone knows that January is their off-season, so it seems that January is the best time to travel here! At the end of the trip we enjoyed two different wines from Opus One, which were very, very good. Worth every penny!

Very cost-effective, convenient transportation, completely stimulated my desire to go out ( ͈ ᵕ `͈ ) ◞♡

We attended a tasting yesterday. The staff was pleasant, the scenery was beautiful and the wine was good. Having said that, we haven’t had a bad wine at the Production One, which is much more expensive and has plenty of other options that are just as pleasant, so it’s hard to justify. It was a good experience but not worth drinking so expensive wine every day. We really thought peju wine was more tasty