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Re: Thanks --- more help?

Posted by jimbill on April 13, 2006 at 06:51:26:
St. Supery, Grgich Hills, Cakebread, and Mondavi. That's all I can think of right now. I lean a bit towards the reds.
There are a couple of good sparkling vineyards to see if that interests you.
You might also stop by Groezinger's Wine Shop in Yountville. A two man operation with great two huge personalities. Try a couple of their wines, get them talking and they might direct you to a couple of, as yet, unknown wineries. Just down the street is one of my favorite places to have lunch, Cafe Jeanty.