After years of planning, construction, and refinement, we are so proud to welcome guests to Beaulieu Vineyard’s thoughtfully restored 1880s stone winery beginning July 13.
Designed to seamlessly merge our famed history with future possibilities, at its heart, BV’s renovated winery is a place to enjoy remarkable new hospitality experiences and elegant wines crafted with over 125 years of expertise. We encourage you to learn about our journey so far and follow along as we continue to reveal its many facets and celebrate what comes next through the year. And we invite you to visit us any time at our current tasting room or new hospitality center.
A Look Behind the Scenes Coming Soon!
From the start in 1900, Beaulieu Vineyard and its founders, Georges and Fernande de Latour, were renowned for their hospitality.
Today, we pay homage to over 125 years of elegant vintages and memorable gatherings by completely reimaging both our space and our guest programs. We’re excited to share a host of new fun, educational, and luxurious experiences – including new gourmet pairings – with you.
Since co-founder Fernande de Latour declared, “Quel beau lieu!” (What a beautiful place!), when she saw the land that became our first vineyard, Beaulieu Vineyard has always played an essential role in shaping California winemaking.
Uncovering, preserving, and sharing our history – including donating the BV archive to the University of California, Davis – became the guiding principle behind our renovation.
We’re thankful for all our architectural, engineering, construction, interior design, and landscaping partners. Their thoughtful, expert collaboration helped bring our vision for the next chapter of Beaulieu Vineyard to life exquisitely.
Like sustainable farming practices in our vineyards, the renovation of our stone winery and gardens are all part of Beaulieu Vineyard’s long-term commitment to the history and future of Napa Valley.
That’s why sustainability has remained a focus throughout the project, from recycling demolished concrete (over 90%) to natural daylighting and drought-tolerant, native landscaping.
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Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Napa Valley’s historic BV winery set to get millions in luxury renovations
