School House Vineyard is a small, estate winery located in the Spring Mountain District of Napa Valley, at an elevation of approximately 1,500 feet. Owned by John M. Gantner and Nancy Walker, the vineyard focuses on vineyard management and wine sales rather than traditional winemaking. John Gantner has deep family roots in Northern California, tracing back to the Vallejo family, and has a rich history in the region, which he details in his book, *Spring Mountain Story*. The vineyard has been producing wines since 1957, making it one of the longest continuously operating wineries in Napa Valley. School House Vineyard is known for its dry-farmed wines, with a production of around 3,000 cases annually. The winery has a nomadic winemaking history, previously collaborating with notable winemakers and producing at various locations, including Pride Mountain Vineyards and Tamber Bey Vineyards. Visitors to School House Vineyard experience tastings conducted next to the vineyard, providing a serene and intimate atmosphere. The vineyard produces a range of wines, including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Syrah, with a focus on balanced, restrained expressions of each variety.
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St Helena, CA, United States of America