Who owns Spottswoode winery?
Mary Novak
Seeking a rural community setting in which to raise their family, Dr. Jack and Mary Novak purchased the 31-acre Spottswoode Estate and moved their family of five children to St. Helena.
Is Napa Valley better than Sonoma?
Napa is also the best choice for foodies who want to indulge in high-end culinary experiences, while Sonoma awaits visitors who prefer dishes made with simple, seasonal ingredients. Napa feels more sophisticated and Sonoma more authentic, but a trip to either is what you make of it.
What grapes are in Quintessa?
Quintessa Vineyards, Wines, Winemaking The vineyard is planted to 129 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, 26 acres of Merlot, 7 acres of Cabernet Franc, 4 acres of Petit Verdot and in a nod to the owners roots, 4 acres of Carmenere. There is also 2 acres of vines planted to Sauvignon Blanc.
Who are the owners of Spottswoode vineyard in Napa?
“Spottswoode is a monopole vineyard, completely owned by the Novak family, who purchased it in 1972 and have managed it with the inspired leadership of Mary Novak and the rest of the family.” Robert Parker, Wine Critic Explore Spottswoode wines in Napa Valley or from afar.
When did Spottswoode winery start producing Cabernet sauvigno?
Napa Valley. The Novak family purchased the property in 1972 and produced its first Estate Cabernet in 1982. Our organically-farmed Estate Vineyard is the source for our Cabernet Sauvigno…… Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Spottswoode Winery. Your trust is our top concern, so businesses can’t pay to alter or remove their reviews.
How much does Spottswoode Cabernet Sauv Blanc cost?
The Spottswoode cab was different, yeah it’s $225 but amazing character and flavor already and will just cellar beautifully I’m sure. The sauv blanc was also very impressive, not usually into oak but the small amount of oak in it really added a great character.
How much does a bottle of Spottswoode cab cost?
We had 3 different wines after the tour, and honestly I’m not usually too impressed with some of the wines from Napa, it’s like $200+ a bottle and doesn’t taste much different than something you’d get for under $50. The Spottswoode cab was different, yeah it’s $225 but amazing character and flavor already and will just cellar beautifully I’m sure.