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"Nouveau Napa"
04/04/2004
Craig Nakano, Times Staff Writer, Los Angeles Times
"Copia isn't the only tasting spot in town. Because anti-growth
regulations prohibit wineries from establishing new tasting rooms on
county land, entrepreneurs flocked within Napa city limits, and now
these tasting rooms are some of the hottest gathering spots in town.
My favorite was Vintner's Collective,
housed in the city's oldest commercial building, an 1875-built brewery
and, later, a saloon and brothel. Here visitors can sample 18 wineries,
some of which release wines in remarkably limited quantities (as few as
75 cases) and high prices (up to $75 a bottle). For novices, it's a
chance to sample expensive, obscure wines."
"Joint tasting rooms take the whine out of sipping wine"
10/12/2003
The Sacramento Bee
"BOOM TOWN Downtown Napa blossoms as a wine destination"
02/27/2003
San Francisco Chronicle
11/17/2002
Napa News
11/13/2002
Napa News
08/12/2002
Wine Spectator
The scene should only get hotter in the late summer with the schedule opening of the Vintner's Collective Tasting Room!
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Zagat Survey
07/17/2002
San Francisco Chronicle
07/15/2002
Novus Vinum
07/06/2002
Press Democrat
05/15/2002
Napa News
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36 Hours In Napa, Calif.
09/10/2005
New York Times
 36 Hours In Napa, Calif. “SAN FRANCISCANS have long ducked off Highway 29 to wait out the traffic with a stroll through one of downtown Napa's neighborhoods of wide streets, airy parks and gingerbread-style houses. But lately, there's been reason to linger a bit longer in this once sleepy town at the stem of the Napa Valley wine country. With hip eateries, a contemporary art museum on the revitalized riverfront and a 19th-century opera house now featuring a series of world music performances, downtown Napa has become a destination in its own right. Behind some of the oldest stone storefronts in California you can discover the newest flavor combinations, with-it clothing stores, and a sense that you've found something hidden, something on the verge of a boom.
1) Park and Sip • Friday 4 p.m.
Once in town, look for the sandstone facade of the Pfeiffer Building, Napa's oldest commercial building, which started life as a brewery in 1875. Inside is the Vintner's Collective (1245 Main
Street, 707-255-7150), where a handful of small vineyards - from D-Cubed to Mi Sueno - offer tastings.
The twist: The room feels like an urban cocktail lounge, with upbeat music and swank club chairs; $10 for four tastes. Open until 6 p.m.”
--- September 10, 2004 By DEBRA A. KLEIN
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