Since 1839, when George Calvert Yount planted the first vines in Napa Valley, vineyards have been an integral part of the landscape. In 1861, Charles Krug established the area’s first commercial winery, whose success prompted others to follow. By 1889, Krug’s operation had been joined by more than 140 others. Despite setbacks—insect infestation and Prohibition, for example—the industry flourished, and as early as 1948, the valley began welcoming tourists. Napa offers wines for every type of visi...
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