Wild Horse

Summary:

The smallest sub-AVAs within Napa Valley, the obscure Wild Horse Valley is also one of the smallest AVAs in the country. 

Location:

At the far, southeastern end of Napa Valley, just east of Coombsville

Climate:

The coolest sub-AVA in Napa Valley due to its high elevation and proximity to the San Pablo Bay

Soil:

Volcanic, basalt

Popular Varietals:

Pinot Noir, Chardonnay

Noteworthy:

With its steep hillside and unique soil composition, this region is ideal for boutique producers looking for high quality Pinot Noir fruit.