Spring Mountain

Much like its valley neighbor to the east, St Helena, the Spring Mountain district of Napa County is noted for its Rhone varietals (Syrah and Viognier), as well as Cabernet Sauvignon.

Located at the northern end of the Napa Valley, along Hwy 29 just above the town of St Helena, Spring Mountain nestles snugly into the eastern slopes of the Mayacamas Mountain range which separates Napa Valley from Sonoma Valley. The combination of prolonged morning sunlight due to eastern exposure and limited marine influence due to western mountain protection, give the wine grapes of Spring Mountain a full bodied, fruit forward characteristics. Spring Mountain's Syrah in particular is bursting with dark berry notes and the Viognier tends to be light and aromatic - almost floral in its intensity.