Castello di Amorosa Winery
The exuberant, over-the-top European pretensions of some Napa landlords are immoderately on display at this sublime, huge, medieval-style castle completed in 2007. With its basement dungeon outfitted with antique torture devices, 72-foot-long Great Hall with high coffered ceilings, and 107 guest rooms, Castello di Amorosa gets its reputation more for being a tourist attraction than for its quality wines, which are only sold here. Owner Daryl Sattui also runs the V. Sattui Winery in St. Helena, which regularly overflows with picnickers.
The exuberant, over-the-top European pretensions of some Napa landlords are immoderately on display at this sublime, huge, medieval-style castle completed in 2007. With its basement dungeon outfitted with antique torture devices, 72-foot-long Great Hall with high coffered ceilings, and 107 guest rooms, Castello di Amorosa gets its reputation more for being a tourist attraction than for its quality wines, which are only sold here. Owner Daryl Sattui also runs the V. Sattui Winery in St. Helena, which regularly overflows with picnickers.
