Seven Stones Winery, located in Napa Valley, was established by Ron and Anita Wornick in 1995. The winery sits on a picturesque hillside in the eastern Vaca mountains, overlooking much of the northern valley. Originally intended as a retirement home, the Wornicks were encouraged by notable wine figures to produce wine commercially, leading to their first vintage in 2005. The winery has a small production scale, typically yielding between 200 and 400 cases of Cabernet Sauvignon annually. In late 2022, the winery was sold to the Hanwha Group, a South Korean company. The estate features challenging volcanic soils and a unique terroir, with vineyards managed by hand. The current winemaker, Aaron Pott, emphasizes the expression of the vineyard's character in the wines. Seven Stones focuses on a single wine each year, showcasing high-quality fruit that undergoes meticulous sorting. The winery also boasts a significant art collection, including a large granite sculpture that inspired its name. Visitors can expect a personalized tasting experience, reflecting the winery's commitment to quality and craftsmanship.
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St. Helena, CA, United States of America