Wine of the Day, No. 161
Unlike designations for, say, Sonoma County or Mendocino County, the Napa County indication on a
wine label is rare. That's because the world-famous Napa Valley AVA and its sub-AVAs occupy most of Napa County, from top to bottom and side to side, except for Lake Berryessa and an area in the northeast, beyond the Chiles Valley sub-AVA. So the designation …
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