Hope & Grace Wines, Napa Valley

"My wife and I have been here twice now (over a span of 2 years) and we will always try to stop by Hope and Grace. Absolutely love the friendliness of the staff and the quality of their wines. Can't wait to be back again!!!!"

"My wife and I had a great experience in the small tasting room with another patron sipping wines...a lot of fun for our anniversary. We really liked one of the wines we tried so purchased a few bottles and had it shipped home. Unfortunately, both corks were friable and difficult to remove, and the wine was already spoiled (vinegar taste). We messaged in to get replacements but never heard back and these bottles were $100 a piece. Because of this we won't purchase from Hope and Grace again, too many other great options out there."

"My friend and I stopped into Grace and Hope while waiting for another booking later in the day. We can honestly say not a single tasting came close to our experience here. Silky is so informative, kind, and excited about the wines being poured. Her passion shown through in the duration of our tasting experience and really couldn’t be touched by any other winery. It was hard not to return just so we could continue the interesting conversation and in-depth insight we got. I absolutely loved it and would return again and again."

"LINDA IS AMAZING. PERIOD!!! I bought a bottle of their Cuvee Amor III and Semillon. The semillon was surprisingly good— Great price too! Update: Opened the bottle not long after purchase and it was pretty disappointing. It’s still in my refrigerator. I will be using it to cook."

"You've made it to Napa! Located just down the street from the famed the french laundry, Hope & Grace greets one with the some truly delicate Pinot Noir's. For those who wish to know why some people swoon over an amazing Pinot. Hope & Graces will provide you with that knowledge. Not only will there big Cabs impress you but their Hendricks Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Noir will not disappoint. Here is where wine goes from good to great. To tame the noble grape to take something delicate and transform into divine nectar of the gods. These wonderful wines and tasting will not let you down."