Opening its doors on April 20th, the reimagined winery is a masterclass in balancing heritage with a forward-looking, "luxe-not-lonely" hospitality vibe that speaks directly to the modern traveler.
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This isn't just about the scenery, though; the transformation runs deep into the soil. To Kalon is now officially certified organic, and the new state-of-the-art cellar uses gravity-flow systems and optical sorting to treat the fruit with a level of precision that was unheard of when the winery first opened.
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One of the standout new features is the Tower Library, an intimate tasting room housed within that famous bell tower, offering a quiet, elevated perspective on the winery’s history that feels worlds away from the standard tasting room hustle.
For those planning a trip, the new visitor experiences range from deep dives into terroir to the "Legend Tasting," which highlights the most prestigious reserve wines. And because no milestone is complete without a toast, the winery is debuting a limited-edition 2023 Commemorative Edition Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon to mark both the reopening and its 60th anniversary.
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