Krupp Brothers Winery, located in Napa Valley, was established by Dr. Jan Krupp and his late brother Bart, with ownership also involving a Gordon Getty trust and other investors. The winery's history is tied to the development of Stagecoach Vineyards, a significant property that once spanned over 1,100 acres with 600,000 vines, sold to Gallo in 2017. Jan, who moved to Napa in 1991, initially faced challenges selling grapes from the vineyard but eventually gained recognition, with over 90 wineries sourcing their grapes. The winery produces a diverse range of wines, including notable whites like Marsanne and Chardonnay, and reds such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Their production is around 2,500 cases annually, with plans for growth. Visitors can enjoy tastings at their estate, which features a Tuscan-style winery and a small lake, or at their tasting room in the Oxbow District of Napa. Appointments are recommended for estate visits, while the tasting room offers a more casual experience without reservations. The property also has historical significance, having previously been a dairy farm.
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Napa, CA, United States of America