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Wineries and Vineyards: Formerly named the Niebaum-Coppola Estate Winery, this facility regained its original prominence under the ownership of Francis Ford Coppola, the notable director and producer responsible for "The Godfather" trilogy and other award-winning films. What initially attracted Coppola as a nice summer home where "he could make a little wine in the basement," the Inglenook...

For a more affordable interpretation of Frank's cuisine, check out Bank Bar in the hotel's lobby for breakfast, lunch, or late-night snacking.

Visit in January to experience Frank's celebrated truffle menu. White, black, and Burgundy truffles shine in every course from the amuse bouche to the mignardises.

Filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola began his wine-making career in 1975, when he bought part of the historic Inglenook estate. Over the next few decades he reunited the original property acquired by Inglenook founder Gustave Niebaum, remodeled Niebaum's ivy-covered 1880s château, and purchased the rights to the Inglenook name. Various tours cover the estate's history, the local climate and geology,...

After earning a prized Michelin star at the tiny location in Rutherford, chef Ken Frank moves his illustrious restaurant to a grander culinary playground in Napa's Westin Veresa. A back-to-back...

Exploration of the rich Inglenook legacy of winemaking that began in the late 1800s and continues to the present day, including tour of the Chateau, vineyards, and Infinity caves, culminating in one of our private caves for a seated tasting paired with a selection of artisan cheeses.

Inglenook was founded in 1879 by Gustave Niebaum, a Finnish sea captain who used his enormous wealth to import the best European grapevines to Napa. Over the next several decades under the guidance of the legendary John Daniel, Inglenook built a reputation as the source of some of the finest wines ever made. By 1975, however, when Francis and Eleanor Coppola first purchased part of the famed...