Open early, but wine and service not spectacular

• 2 out of 5 stars by ch2001 from Chicago, Illinois
• October 13, 2010

Quote: V. Sattui Winery was one of the earliest to open on the Saturday that we traveled to Napa - so naturally, it was our first stop. We entered the nondescript looking building into a gourmet food shop - cheeses, olive oils, breads and more.Through the... Read the full V. Sattui Winery review

From journal Food and Drink in San Fran and Napa

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Terible Wine, Rude Staff

• 1 out of 5 stars by Napa wine lover from Napa, California
• April 19, 2010

Quote: V. Sattui Winery has really gone down hill recently while their prices have become quite high. Their wine has become barely palatable over the last several years, while other Napa wineries have consistently made great wine. The staff is rude and not... Read the full V. Sattui Winery review

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V. Sattui Winery

• 5 out of 5 stars by Alan Anthony from Palatine, Illinois
• April 7, 2007

Quote: This was more than just a wine tasting...there were cheese tastings and they had a very cool deli where you could graze and purchase bits of things and take them all outside to their picnic area to eat.

From journal Vino Bella

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V. Sattui Winery

• 4 out of 5 stars by flygurl814 from Tucson, Arizona
• December 30, 2006

Quote: V. Sattui Winery stands out to me as one of the most enjoyable wineries to visit in Napa Valley. The stone tasting room and gift shop sit next to a luscious green vineyard. Small touches like old oak wine barrels used for decoration and free cheese... Read the full V. Sattui Winery review

From journal Fourth of July in Napa Valley

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V. Sattui Winery

• 1 out of 5 stars by drumzspace from Napa, California
• February 24, 2005

Quote: Is it a gift shop? Is it a rest stop? Is it a picnic ground for the shoppers from the Dean & Deluca across the street? Or is it a place for free tastings of decent wine with the hard sell? V. Sattui is all three. I really hate saying... Read the full V. Sattui Winery review

From journal A Local's Guide to the Napa Valley

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V. Sattui Winery

• 5 out of 5 stars by lgarcia45 from McAllen, Texas
• December 22, 2004

Quote: V. Sattui is the most family-friendly and accommodating winery in Napa Valley. It might be because all their vintages are sold from the premises or by mail. Sattui boasts a very large deli/shop where you can pick up the makings of your picnic, as... Read the full V. Sattui Winery review

From journal Day Trip to Napa Valley

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Wine Tasting

• 3 out of 5 stars by pkysjc from Santa Clara, California
• October 8, 2004

Quote: We started at Domaine Chandon, which produces sparkling wine. You come into the gift shop upon entering. The tasting room is located up the flight of stairs. There is also a five-star restaurant on the premises. The tasting is conducted at a bar... Read the full V. Sattui Winery review

From journal Weekend of Jazz and Wine in Napa

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V. Sattui

• 4 out of 5 stars by KOCO from San Francisco, California
• June 13, 2002

Quote: V. Sattui winery is family owned. My husband had been there 20 years ago and says it is still a great place. Wine tasting is free and they have a large selection of wines that are sold there exclusively. We enjoyed the Gamay Rouge with our picnic... Read the full V. Sattui Winery review

From journal St. Helena the Provence of the West

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V. Sattui Winery - Old World Charm

• 4 out of 5 stars by Constance from New York, New York
• June 24, 2000

Quote: Sattui is visible from the main road through Napa and is impossible to pass up. As you approach you'll see 2 large stone buildings that are everything I imagined a winery would look like. They have an old world charm feel and draw you in. The... Read the full V. Sattui Winery review

From journal A Week in Napa Valley

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