Sterling Vineyards

We can't wait to share our breathtaking Napa Valley views from our brand-new Sterling gondola. Exceptional tasting experiences await with the ability to book seven days a week.

Your visit starts with a one-of-its-kind gondola ride up the hill to the winery. Modeled after the architecture of Mykonos, the famed Greek island where Sterling founder Peter Newton once lived, the brilliant white stucco winery architecture stands out dramatically against the rugged Mayacamas and Vaca mountain ranges that flank each side of the valley.

The winery’s iconic towers house eight bells from London’s Church of St. Dunstan-in-the-East. The church was destroyed by fire in 1666, rebuilt, then destroyed again during the bombing of WWII, yet the bells survive today at Sterling tolling every 15 minutes. Walkways, balconies, and digital monitors allow guests to take a leisurely yet educational self-guided tour of Sterling Vineyards’ winemaking facilities while enjoying unparalleled views on the South View Terrace.

The winery was designed with the visitor in mind, incorporating galleries and overlooks that allow guests to view the entire winemaking process. For those interested in a more private seated tasting experience, or to sample Sterling’s culinary delights, the Hilltop and Founders tastings will bring you on a journey through all things Sterling focusing on gourmet food and wine pairing. Either experience is sure to impress!