Beringer Vineyards

Beringer Vineyards, established in 1876, marks its 150th anniversary as the oldest continuously operating winery in Napa Valley. This milestone underscores the winery’s foundational role in shaping Napa Valley wine and its longstanding reputation for quality and innovation.

At the heart of the estate stands the iconic Rhine House, completed in 1884, a Victorian architectural landmark inspired by the brothers’ German heritage. Its intricate design and historic significance make it one of Napa Valley’s most visited winery buildings. Beringer’s commitment to hospitality dates back to 1934, when it became the first California winery to offer public tours and tastings—a tradition that helped establish Napa Valley as a global wine tourism destination.

Over the decades, Beringer has continued to set industry benchmarks, from surviving Prohibition by producing sacramental wine to earning acclaim for its Private Reserve wines. Its legacy of “firsts” includes being the only winery with both a red and white wine named Wine Spectator’s Wine of the Year. The estate’s historic architecture, pioneering spirit and dedication to craftsmanship have helped define Napa Valley’s evolution into a world‑class wine region.

Today, Beringer remains committed to stewarding its heritage while embracing modern winemaking. As it celebrates 150 years in 2026, Beringer continues to honor its past while inspiring future generations of wine enthusiasts through exceptional wines, historic experiences, and a legacy unmatched in Napa Valley.