frog's leap winery

Frog's Leap is one of those wineries everyone should visit. It is unhurried and relaxing - just sitting on the back porch enjoying several delicious lines overlooking the pretty backyard and vines just beyond. Brandi was our host and she was awesome. You also get a couple of pieces of cheese, crackers, a few marcona almonds and some dried fruit to go along with the wine. One of the best tasting experiences and we actually heard a frog croaking nearby. Frog's Leap is organic and sustainable and practices dry farming. A must-try.

This is a great winery with beautiful grounds. The $25 tour is well over an hour, extremely informative, and you get to enjoy 4 delicious wines along the way. Up close and personal in the vineyards, organic garden, barrel room/building and ending at the 2nd floor of the historic red barn on the property. the views of the property from the 2nd floor are great. There is an very friendly dog on the property that likes to play in the vineyards and go on tour with you.

Definitely get the view from the second floor of the barn and walk the property with a glass of wine.

I will make time to be at Frog's Leap every time I am in the area! The experience is always superb. We had to change our Tour & Tasting last minute to just a Tasting because my husband broke his leg. They were very understanding and accommodating. We sat on the porch and enjoyed wines brought to us by Dana. We met Dana when we were here last August and were delighted to see her again. The wines at Frog's Leap are just plain yummy. The fact that they are all made organically just makes standing behind the wines easier. The setting and feeling you get while at Frog's Leap is one that has not been replicated by any other winery we have visited. This is just an amazing place to sit, drink good wine, have a conversation and enjoy the land.

I loved this winery, Brandy served us a series of 6-7 wines which were all very good. The grounds are beautiful to roam and the wine is pretty good. Very enjoyable afternoon and the wines are reasonably priced.

With Frog's Leap's large barn, animals, abundant gardens, and organic approach it's very easy to see that winemaking has farming at its roots. That's what made Frog's Leap the perfect place to visit with our teenagers. The grape growing and winemaking process was discussed artfully and scientifically. Our whole group was engaged throughout.Make no mistake this is not an attraction for running around but if your kids can handle it, Frog's Leap can more than handle your kids.The wines rival all of their pricier Rutherford neighbors. Extra credit credit is given for their longstanding insistence on organic practices and old world approach to natural irrigation.A five star experience for this wine loving family. Wines priced to buy and savor as lasting reminders of visit.

Loved the beautiful farm-like property. They have built a lovely tasting room with lots of wood and comfortable tasting areas. Our wine host, Dana, did a superb job taking us through our wine tasting experience and then touring us around the property. We enjoyed the wines very much. Add this to your list if you are in the area.

This was my first wine tasting ever. I'm very allergic to sulfites (with a couple emergency room visit to show for it) and so had avoid wine tastings all of my life. When I decided to take a trip to Napa, I did some online research and found Frogs Leap. I contacted them by email, I had a number of questions about their sulfite levels (they add only a very small amount) and about wine tastings in general since I had never been to one. I corresponded with two people via email (Megan and Jami) and they were both incredibly nice and helpful. I will also mention that I had emailed a number of other wineries to inquire about their sulfite levels, yet Frogs Leap was the only one to respond. Great customer service at Frogs Leap! (And as for those other wineries that chose not to reply to my emails, they will never get my business.)I had already had a great experience before ever stepping foot on Frogs Leap property, and once I arrived they even exceeded my expectations. The property is beautiful, from the main house to the vineyards. They also have a chicken coop and fruit/vegetable garden area. Kevin was a wonderful tour guide, he walked us around the property and was happy to answer any questions we had. We got to try a bunch of white and red wines. The Zinfandel was my personal favorite, very very smooth and delicious. The Cabernet Sauvignon was a close second, but all of the wines were wonderful. And even more important for me, the sulfite levels were so low that my allergies weren't bothered at all. If I am ever in the Napa area again I would definitely go back to Frogs Leap. And if you have a sulfite sensitivity and have had problems with wine in the past, I would recommend that you try Frogs Leap wines. I'm so happy that I've finally found wines that are not only delicious but that I can safely drink.

Our inn in napa booked us a reservation here, highly recommending as her favourite winery! Well what a treat!! We sat out in their patio and tasted 6 generous pours of wine each with cheese, soaking up the atmosphere and scenery. Chardonnay, Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon were all wonderful. They have great grounds with lovely trees, a chicken coup and tangerine trees (you are encouraged to grab a tangerine and eat it). This was definitely the highlight of all of the vineyards we went to, would highly recommend

Nice little winery, beautiful setting, very knowledgeable staff - what more could you ask. Truly enjoyed their wines, and walking around their grounds was a treat.

We cannot wait to come back. Everything about Frog's Leap is amazing - the unique porch setting for your tasting overlooks an incredible view which includes their garden. Frog's Leap is definitely unique and different from other wineries we have visited. Wine is tasty and staff is friendly - you won't be disappointed with this visit!

great choice, a beautiful place with some original details anda great decortion, great place to visit!!

Up front, we did;t go for a tasting and hadn't reserved. However they did off us some tasters of the wines and we had a walk around the gardens. All really nice and very organic/relaxed. It was very busy and clearly popular as there was a sign saying they were full for tastings.We bought 3 bottles and a gift box. Shame they had no large t shirts so I'll just have to go back in a few months.

Frog's leap was the first winery we visited on our trip to Napa. After 3 wine tastings in Napa we kept referring back to Frog's Leap. The scenery was beautiful, they actually explained about Rutherford wines, and allowed us to tour the winery holding a glass of our favorite pour. They served us cheese and crackers and the atmosphere was both accommodating and welcoming. They even made dinner suggestions as we were leaving.We were disappointed with Napa and felt like it was a bit of a tourist trap but Frog's Leap is worth the reservation and your time. Lovely spot. They even have blankets if you are cold!

I've now taken multiple trips to Napa Valley and still find Frog's Leap the best. It might be the sustainable philosophy that John Williams maintains, it might the the vibe that the staff gives it, or maybe it is just the great wine - whatever it is it is grand. Will continue to make sure to stop there on other trips.