How much did Castello di Amorosa cost?

Nestled in the rolling hills of Calistoga, California, Castello di Amorosa is a world-class winery based in a replica of a 13th-century Tuscan castle. The owner, Dario Sattui, is a fourth-generation winemaker and ardent Italophile who spent $40 million to bring a slice of the old country to Napa Valley.

Can you visit Castello di Amorosa?

Napa Valley Castle Winery in Calistoga | Castello di Amorosa. Welcome to CASTELLO DI AMOROSA VISIT US an authentically-styled 13th century Tuscan castle winery in the Napa Valley. We are open for tasting by reservation only. We are closely following county and state regulations.

Did Castello di Amorosa burn down?

Unfortunately, in the early morning hours of September 28th, Castello di Amorosa sustained significant fire damage to the Farmhouse building, a separate 15,000 square foot building across the crush pad about 50 yards from the castle itself. The Farmhouse was completely destroyed.

How old is Castello di Amorosa?

14c. 2007
Castello di Amorosa/Age

Did V Sattui Winery burn down?

Sattui Winery, We are truly grateful for your messages of support and are extremely fortunate to report that our winery itself has not been affected by the fires. Our hearts are with our neighbors, colleagues and their families who have been affected by the wildfires and less fortunate than ourselves.

What winery looks like a castle?

Castello di Amorosa
Castello di Amorosa, the only authentic medieval (13th-century) Italian Tuscan castle and winery built in America, officially lowered its drawbridge for business in April 2007. Castello di Amorosa is nestled in the western hills on 171 acres just minutes south of The Napa Valley town of Calistoga.

What wine is Castello di Amorosa known for?

Castello di Amorosa is known for Il Passito, a late harvest Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon blend.

Is the fire in Napa under control?

6, 7 p.m.: The Glass Fire in Napa and Sonoma counties has scorched 67,050 acres and is 54% contained, CAL FIRE officials said. The fire is still under investigation.

Did V Sattui winery burn down?

Who is the owner of V Sattui Winery?

Dario Sattui
Dario Sattui Dario is the visionary entrepreneur behind V. Sattui Winery in St. Helena, and Castello di Amorosa in Calistoga. Dario was born in San Francisco in 1941 and raised in San Francisco and Marin County.

Who owns Sattui Winery?

Dario Sattui, owner of Castello di Amorosa in Calistoga, California and great grandson of San Francisco California pioneer vintner, Vittorio Sattui, was born in San Francisco in 1941 and raised in San Francisco and Fairfax in Marin County. He attended Drake High School and then College of Marin.

Is there a wine tour at Castello di Amorosa?

The Napa Valley Wine Trolley and the Napa Valley Wine Train both stop at Castello di Amorosa. Private and small-group Napa Valley wine tours often stop at the castle for a tasting (wine tasting fees are not always included), as well as other Napa wineries like V. Sattui Winery and Robert Mondavi.

When did Dario Sattui buy Castello di Amorosa?

In 1993, he finally found the ideal parcel — 171 acres near Calistoga where Colonel William Nash had planted one of California’s first vineyards in 1846. Dario bought the property, which had acres of beautiful forest and hills, a stream and a lake, and a great Victorian home where he decided to settle.

Are there any special offers at V Sattui Winery?

Offers include wine discounts, specialty wine packs, shipping offers, and rollback pricing. Masks & social distancing a must when visiting. Our #1 priority is the health and safety of our guests and staff. We have implemented several safety protocols for the wellbeing of everyone who visits.

Who is the great grandson of Vittorio Sattui?

Visitors to Castello di Amorosa are stepping into the vision created by Dario Sattui, the great grandson of pioneering Bay Area vintner Vittorio Sattui. Dario had a flair for entrepreneurship, starting his first business in grammar school.