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1 month ago | napavalley.com | Jess Lander

Buying CannabisHow and Where? You can legally purchase cannabis products in two ways:1. Physical Dispensaries (recreational and medical)2. Delivery servicesDispensariesTypes of DispensariesOkay, you’ve got the history and rules down, so now all you need to do is make your purchase, right? Before you do, it’s important to understand that there are two types of dispensaries in California: recreational and medical.

Feb 27, 2025 | napavalley.com | Devin Parr

For a long time, the world of Napa Valley wine—of all wine really—was a bit of a boys’ club—tradition-bound, male-dominated, and slow to change. Over time, the dynamic has shifted, and the face of wine today is, thankfully, not so one-dimensional. The story of women in Napa Valley wine goes back more than a century. Hannah Weinberger, Napa Valley’s first recorded female winemaker, took over her family’s winery in the 1880s after her husband’s untimely death.

Feb 4, 2025 | napavalley.com | Dena Roché

One of the best wine trends is the industry’s growing inclusiveness, encompassing everything from acceptance of new varietals to more diversity of ownership. Throughout the wine world, Black-owned wineries are enjoying their biggest growth period ever. Membership in The Association of African American Vintners grew from about 50 winemakers in 2019 to over 200 today.

Jan 24, 2025 | napavalley.com | Hana-Lee Sedgwick

At the southern tip of Napa Valley lies the region’s largest town: Napa. In downtown Napa, you’ll find sleek boutique hotels and romantic riverside inns within walking distance to shops and restaurants. Just outside of town, more expansive resorts beckon with countryside views and deluxe amenities. Ready to dive in? Here are some of our top hotel suggestions if looking to stay in or around the town of Napa:In downtown Napa, the chic Andaz Napa makes the perfect home base.

Dec 6, 2024 | napavalley.com | Abby Wilson

Just 60 miles north of San Francisco sits the gorgeous town of St. Helena—one of Napa Valley Wine Country’s most sophisticated stopping points. Given its central location in the Napa Valley and many options for luxury resorts, historic hotels, and cozy inns, St. Helena is a perfect home base after a long day of wining and dining at the surrounding vineyards.