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Hey-oh-oh-la-la (Vierre Cloud) Hey-oh-oh Hey-oh-oh-la-la Hey-oh-oh
A new kind of love Genetically altered Enough of love life And I can't believe it's not love I can't help myself And you don't have to say that It sparks across flesh You'll feel it kicking in soon
Are you falling in love? I have a feeling you are Are you falling in love With a feeling?
Hey-oh-oh-la-la Hey-oh-oh Hey-oh-oh-la-la Hey-oh-oh
So you're running late And it's not even like you You were doing so well Did the dog eat your homework again? I can't help myself (hey-oh-oh) 'Cause my friend says in real life "It's only the police that ever come looking for you" (hey-oh-oh)
Are you falling in love Or only feeling you are? 'Cause if you're falling in love Let me feel it
I've been busy, you know that You know you're just saying that Are you going to get that? What's that supposed to mean?
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How to Plan a Trip to Napa Valleyâs Most Sustainable Wineries [Complete Travel Guide]
Of all the iconic California trips, not many are as famous, luxurious, or frankly exclusive as wine tasting in Napa Valley â but, contrary to popular belief, the Napa Valley experience doesnât have to feel elite or commercial. Iâve visited some of Napaâs most sustainable organic wineries on two recent side-trips from San Francisco, and discovered a wealth of different personalities in this diverse wine region.
So whether you want eccentric or laid back, the detailed winery reviews below will help you build the perfect Napa itinerary for your trip!
And before that, Iâve got a guide to finding the best organic wineries in Napa, plus eco-friendly hotels, farm-to-table restaurants, and everything else you need to know to visit Napa â whether by car, by bike + public transit, with your own chauffeur, or on the wine train!
(Plus there are several useful Napa maps in this post â of wine regions, wineries and hotels!)
Intro to Napa Valley â The Basics
There are a town, a county, and a valley all called Napa.
The town of Napa itself, about 45 miles North of San Francisco, at the southern end of Napa Valley, has what I would call a mountain town vibe. Itâs the personality of a place that was once a fairly anonymous, rural community before being taken over by its singular tourism purpose.
In Napa, that purpose is wine. The town has a very definitely, and very cute, main drag â 1 st Street. Just about every storefront on First Street is a wine âtasting lounge,â wine shop, wine bar, or Napa Valley-themed gift shop.
Even when youâre far from First Street, youâre never far from wine. Before our short road trip back to San Francisco, we stopped at a random gas station, only to find it had a better California wine selection than many liquor stores.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The Honor Market gas station in Napa Valley's Yountville showing the price of gas in Napa at $5.89 a gallon. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Honor-Market-gas-prices-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Napa Valley Towns⊠and Fields
Going north from Napa , the main towns in the valley are Yountville (pronounced âYont-ville,â I swear), Oakville , St. Helena (âSt. Hel-EEnaâ), and Calistoga . Between Oakville and St Helena, youâll also pass through the towns of Rutherford and Zinfandel â names that mean a lot to any wine connoisseur!
Those towns also share their names with some of Napaâs 16 wine-making subregions called AVAâs. (AVAs, or American Viticultural Areas , are official, regulated terms for wines based on where theyâre made.)
Connecting all of these destinations is the mostly two-lane Highway 29, known on Google Maps as the St Helena Highway. And that main road has both a wine train and a bicycle path running parallel to it. So if youâre if youâre interested in visiting Napa Valley car-free, my recommendations for a bike rental shop and thoughts on the train option are below.
(And if youâre interested in joining me for a bike trip in another beautiful wine region , mark your calendar for September!)
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song A Napa wine map showing the subregions of American Viticultural Areas in Napa Valley. Courtesy of Wine Folly.](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Napa-wine-map-American-Viticultural-Areas-wine-folly-689x1024.jpg)
Wine + Conservation
Napa Valley was the first place in the US to create an Agricultural Preserve â meaning farm land must remain farm land. Napa has about 45,000 acres of vineyards, and more than half of that land is under conservation. After all, those unique AVAs are much more valuable growing grapes than hosting hotels and strip malls.
But even though they canât be turned into urban sprawl, not all of Napa vineyards are equally sustainable.
How can you plan a sustainable Napa Valley trip?
âTravel more sustainably anywhereâ is the Tilted Map motto. And when I talk about how to make any kind of trip more sustainable, I donât think thereâs any concept more valuable than seeking out good filters to narrow down your choices.
Visiting wineries in Napa Valley is the perfect example of how to apply the filter concept.
By various estimates, there are 500 – 800 wineries in Napa Valley. (No local Iâve asked was ever quite sure, and everyone had a different answer.) And the majority of those wineries have no sustainability practices to speak of.
But if you plan your trip itinerary using the filter of Napa Green certified wineries and vineyards (there are 90 in total, and Iâll narrow that down even more below), it gets a lot easier. Thatâs exactly what I did for our October trip to Napa Valley, and our return trip in the spring.
What is Napa Green?
Napa Green is an ambitious, local sustainability program that incorporates dozens of aspects of grape growing and wine production in Napa Valley, with a unique focus on climate action and social justice.
Their vineyard certification program is all about how the grapes are grown, while the winery certification is about the process of turning those grapes into wine.
I met with the programâs Executive Director, Anna Britain , who shared some fascinating insights into how Napa Green works â and some great winery recommendations!
Her perspective on sustainability in the wine industry was enlightening:
âBeing a sustainability leader is not just about not using Round Up. Itâs about energy, resources, social justice and so much more.â Anna Britain
The Round Up comment was pointed at organic certifications (avoiding pesticides, like Round Up), which are important, but Napa Green goes far beyond organic. And unlike many sustainable wine certification programs, theyâre aiming for high standards over fast growth. Their certifications include social aspects of sustainability that are often forgotten â like ensuring opportunities for employee advancement.
âMy goal is to create the most rigorous program in the world. We canât claim rapid expansion, because weâre trying to do something on a very meaningful level.â Anna Britain
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Anna Brittain, executive director of Napa Green. Photo courtesy of Napa Green.](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Anna-Brittain-Napa-Green-Executive-Director.jpg)
What about Sonoma?
Nearby Sonoma County is also a famous California wine region, and much larger. (Itâs also known for being more laid-back than Napa Valley, where some wineries can get pretty fancy, as weâll talk about below.)
Sonoma County also has a sustainability program that has certified 90% of wineries, and 99% of vineyard acreage â but the program seems to be less rigorous and wholistic than Napa Green. (Whenever a sustainability goal is achieved by 90%+ of an industry, Iâm a little skeptical of how meaningful that goal was.)
To be clear, Iâve heard lots of good things about sustainability practices from some specific wineries in Sonoma â and I would love to go visit some of them and tell you about them! But when it comes to using the certification programs to choose the most sustainable wineries to visit, I think Napa Green just provides a higher standard.
The Best of the Best Napa Wineries
So on both my spring and fall trips to Napa, I chose to visit wineries from Napa Greenâs Gold Level Certification list , which is essentially the best of the best â theyâre organic , plus a whole lot more. And on top of earning either the winery or vineyard certification (sometimes both), Gold Level properties are also free of herbicides and bee-killing neonicotinoids.
Plus, there are only 17 of these most-sustainable wineries to choose from, and not all of them offer tastings (unless youâre a member of their wine clubs).
Napa Green Gold Level Certified Wineries
So far, Iâve personally visited five wineries from the Gold List, on two trips to Napa: Clif Family Winery, Raymond Vineyards, Grgich Hills Estate, Tres Sabores and Larkmead Vineyards.
All the Napa Vibes
These five wineries ended up being a perfect balance â showing a little bit of all the different vibes Napa wine tasting has to offer. (Links go to each of my winery reviews, below.)
- Clif Family Winery felt fun and sporty.
- Tres Sabores was bucolic and relaxed.
- Grgich felt casual, accessible, and has a great history.
- Larkmead felt calm, but elegant and a bit exclusive (also with a fascinating story behind it!).
- And my word for Raymond is, without a doubt, eccentric.
What makes Sustainable Wine?
Before we can talk about sustainable wineries in Napa or anywhere else, there are a couple of useful terms we should sort through: Organic, organically grown, natural and biodynamic.
What exactly is âorganic wineâ?
Have you ever wondered why you see the phrase âmade with organic grapesâ on wine bottles much more than just âorganicâ?
To call grapes âorganically grown,â the farmers have to avoid a long list of pesticides and chemicals â which can cause toxic contamination of ground water, harm wildlife, and create major health problems for the people working on those farms every day.
In the US, when you take those organic grapes and use them to make wine, itâs only considered âorganic wineâ if no sulfites are added. (But in Europe and Canada, organically grown grapes mean organic wine, even if sulfites are added.)
Sulfites are preservatives that ensure wine ages correctly and predictably. (Thatâs why when you open a bottle of ânatural wine,â which is unfiltered and made with minimal additives, it can be hard to know what youâre going to get â or if the wine will even still be good.)
But in any kind of wine, sulfite levels are regulated and safe and, as Anna told me, âThere are more sulfites in a bag of chips than a bottle of wine.â (And no, sulfites are not the cause of wine hangovers. Sorry, but that would be the alcohol.)
Why go organic?
What makes organic wine (and all organic crops) better is all those other side effects of traditional agriculture that organic agriculture prevents. Itâs not just healthier for us when we eat or drink organic, itâs healthier for wildlife, land, our water supply, and workers .
But, as Anna pointed out during our conversation, organic isnât the last word in sustainable wine.
âOrganic is a big piece of the puzzle, itâs but only a part. Itâs only about the farm, and about what NOT to do.â Anna Britain
That âwhat not to doâ is pesticides. But organic certification doesnât touch social responsibility, fair employment practices, climate action, or resources use â all of which are included in Napa Greenâs certifications. So yes, organic wine is important, but thereâs more work to do.
Biodynamic wine = wacky hippie stuff?
Biodynamic farming is a method that includes everything in organic farming practices, plus it adds in some astronomic and elemental notes (weâre talking earth, fire, air and water, literally).
If youâre like me, it might sound a little loopy when you first hear about it, but thereâs some hard science to biodynamic farming , as well, and I really do certified biodynamic wine as a step above organic in terms of real sustainability .
Wine tasting tips (+ prices) for Napa Valley
Wine tastings (and taking home bottles) can be outrageously expensively in Napa Valley. Prices for most tastings range from $50 to $150 per person. Most tastings include 5 wines, but some are as few as 2 (including some of the most expensive tastings).
Reservations are required almost everywhere. Even at the wineries that donât require them, I wouldnât bet on being able to walk in a get a spot. (Times book up weeks in advance, easily, so this is not likely to be a good last-minute trip.)
As for bottle prices, most of the wineries Iâve visited offered a few bottles in the $30 to $40 range, but most were closer to $60 to $100 a bottle , to⊠the skyâs-the-limit.
Do the math for a deal:
Most Napa wineries offer a deal where you can waive your tasting fee (or sometimes all the tasting fees for your group) by buying a certain number of bottles to either take with you on the spot, or ship home (it varies from two to four bottles at most wineries).
Sometimes, itâs practically just good sense to send a few bottles home, so plan accordingly with your luggage! (Iâm a die-hard carry-on only traveler , but Iâll definitely make an exception to check a bag home for a drinkable souvenir.)
Best Sustainable Wineries in Napa Valley
Okay, âbestâ is subjective, but these are certainly some of the most sustainable wineries in Napa, including several recommendations from the folks at Napa Green. All of the wineries in this article use organic grapes and have the Gold Level certification from Napa Green â except for a couple below that Iâve included for significant historical reasons.
Grgich Hills Estate
Tasting fee & important notes: $75 for the basic tasting we did, but lots of options go up to $250. Dog- and kid-friendly! (Many Napa wineries are not.) Open 7 days a week. Located between St. Helena and Oakville.
Making Napa History
Grgich is historically significant, and one of the most famous wineries in Napa Valley. Its founder, Miljenko âMikeâ Grgich, immigrated to California from Croatia and helped prove to the world that American wines could stand up to famous French ones at the famous â Judgement of Paris .â Mike was the wine maker behind the Chardonnay that won a blind tasting â with French judges â in 1976 in Paris. The tasting made big news, and decidedly put Napa Valley on the map.
The next year, Mike started the winery that would become Grgich Hills Estate.
Visiting Grgich Winery Today
Of the organic wineries we visited back in 2022, the tasting at Grgich felt the most commercial, with the least spectacular setting. They told me over the phone that they redesigned the outdoor tasting area as of 2024 , so I stopped by after hours to take a few photos â but honestly it didnât seem all that different to me.
Our first visit was still a good experience â our server was friendly and personable, not at all snooty (an adjective Napa is infamous for). We were seated outside, at our own table in the courtyard, which was nicely landscaped. But it was also close to the parking lot and main road â and those things havenât changed with the redesign.
So Iâd say Grgich could still worth a stop, especially if youâre interested in its historic role in making Napa famous. Itâs also a great price for a sustainable winery visit (or any Napa winery visit, for that matter), but the setting doesnât feel as special or relaxing as some other wineries.
PIC â Grgich in 2022
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The newly renovated garden space for outdoor wine tastings at Napa Valleyâs famous Grgich Hills Estate Winery, with purple flowers blooming in spring. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Renovated-garden-space-for-wine-tasting-at-Grgich-Hills-Estate-Winery-Napa-Valley-famous-winery-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
What Iâd do next time at Grgich:
When we visited, we went for the $75 wine tasting option here (the least expensive option, called the â Seated Miljenkoâs Tasting â), in the courtyard adjacent to the road and the wine train tracks.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The sign for Napa Valleyâs famous Grgich Hills Estate, a sustainable winery that is Napa Green certified, next to the tracks for the Napa Valley Wine Train, and Highway 29, the main road going through Napa Valley. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Grgich-Hills-Estate-Winery-highway-29-Napa-Valley-Wine-Train-tracks-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
For something with more wow factor, their $150 Rutherford Estate Experience is in a private âbarnâ setting facing away from the road, overlooking the vineyards and the Mayacamas Mountains.
And if youâre a member of their wine club, you can book a $100 Picnic Experience in the same location. (When I called for details, they told me theyâre considering making this option available to non-members, so it might be worth calling to ask! In the meantime, Tres Sabores, below, is a great picnic option, and Clif Family Winery has its own food truck and relaxed vibe.)
Homework: Wine and a wine movie?
Thereâs a semi-famous film about the Judgement of Paris, called Bottle Shock , which came out in 2008 starring Alan Rickman and Chris Pine. The reviews arenât so hot , including of the filmâs accuracy . But hey, for vacation homework, it could be just the thing!
Or for some straightforward wine knowledge before your trip, I really enjoyed the documentary Somm: Into the Bottle . Itâs about sommeliers and wine in general, not just Napa, but there is a decent bit of Napa history in it. (And I watched it on a 16-hour flight and still thought it was great, so that says something!)
Chateaux Montelena â Good to know, but not organic
Tasting Fee & Info: Tastings at the famous winery vary from $60 to $125. (Want a tour and lunch with that? That can be $700 per person.) Open daily. All visitors must be 21+.
The only reason Chateaux Montelena is on this list is because itâs where Mike Grgich was working as a wine maker when the famous Paris tasting, above, put Napa Valley wines on the map. (He then left to start Grgich Hills Estates.)
But the Chateaux is not organic, not Napa Green certified for either winery or vineyard practices, and doesnât have any particular sustainability credentials that I could track down, so I wouldnât choose this one for a visit.
They may be making great wine, but a lot of people in Napa are doing that. So why let them slide by on a reputation from nearly 50 years ago, when theyâre not doing much to make the world a better place today?
Stagâs Leap Winery
Tasting Fee & Info: Tour the castle-like manor with a tasting for $95. Other tasting cost up to $150. Open daily. Everyone in your group must be 21+. Located outside of Yountville.
Stagâs Leap is the other winery thatâs famous thanks to the Tasting of Paris. While Mike Grgich made the Chardonnay that won the most total points at the tasting, Stagâs Leap made the Cabernet Sauvignon that won the category for reds .
And unlike Chateaux Montelena, Stagâs Leap has earned the winery certification from Napa Green . (But not the vineyard or Gold Level certifications.)
And while itâs not the biggest or most famous Napa Valley castle winery (that would be Castello di Amorosa, below), itâs probably the most authentic.
This beautiful stone manor was built in the 1800s , and a tour of it is included in their least-pricey tasting â which is actually a pretty good deal at $95. (Most tasting + tours combos Iâve found in Napa are more expensive, and this looks like it would be an interesting one! Definitely on my list for next time.)
They also offer virtual wine tastings for groups, and some pretty affordable wines that you can order online . (Affordable for Napa Valley â there are lots of options in the $30 range, which is unusual.)
Tres Sabores
Tasting Fee & Info: $60. Kids are welcome, as are dogs and picnics. (With a reservation! Let them know youâll be coming with a dog and/or a picnic.) Located down a dirt road, near the town of St Helena.
I paid my second visit to Tres Sabores in 2024, and have been in their wine club since our visit in 2022, so I consider myself a true fan. (Membership in said wine club is actually on my list of sustainable gift ideas , since their wines are organically produced, with no irrigation or harmful pesticides, and are shipped in entirely cardboard packaging!)
PIC â tres sabores (old AND new)
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Three bottles of wine from the Tres Sabores wine club in their entirely plastic-free packaging, an excellent sustainable gift idea. ©KettiWilhelm2022](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Tres-Sabores-organic-Napa-Valley-wine-club-gift-idea-©KettiWilhelm2022.jpg)
Tres Sabores is just one of the most laid-back, relaxing wineries to visit in Napa Valley (right up there with Clif Family Winery , but with a bucolic setting). The scenery is stunning â youâll sit in the shade, at the top of a gentle hill for your tasting. Every table has a perfect view overlooking their organic vines. And they even let you wander the farm and check out the animals. If youâre looking for a cuteness attack, this is the place to get it.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Baby goats in their large enclosure at Tres Sabores, a fun winery to visit in Napa Valley. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Friendly-farm-animals-Tres-Sabores-kid-friendly-wine-tasting-Napa-Green-organic-winery-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Clif Family Winery
Tasting Fee & Info: Tastings are $50, except the unique $65 brunch option. Located in the town of St. Helena. The tasting room is open later than most â until 7pm on Wednesdays. Mocktails and plant-based food options available. They also offer virtual tastings , which could make a cool gift idea !
This is one of the most fun wineries Iâve visited in Napa Valley. Like Tres Sabores, it feels much more relaxed that the typical Napa Valley vibe . Afterall, it was created by the family of Clif Bar fame â perhaps the original outdoors adventure snack.
And the family has continued the snacking tradition, making lots of foods from produce grown in their organic farm. (You can buy them when you visit or shop online.)
PIC â food shelf at Clif
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Smiling employees behind the wine tasting bar at Clif Family Winery. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Wine-tasting-bar-Clif-Family-Winery-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
They even accept walk-ins for tastings, when thereâs availability (most Napa Valley wineries do not). And if youâre doing Napa Valley by bike BELOW, this is a must visit winery! Being casual and open to cyclists is a big part of the culture at Clif. (The founders are long distance bikers, and it shows in their labels.)
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The label of the wine bottle at Clif Family Winery, featuring the bike-friendly theme the winery is known for. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Brunch-with-white-wine-tasting-Clif-Family-Winery-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Thereâs a âbruschetteriaâ food truck on the property. (Bruschetta is basically the snack food at a BBQ of Italian cuisine â casual.)
Wine Tasting Brunch
They also have a âRise and Wineâ tasting that includes an âindulgent, brunch-inspired spread,â which I thought sounded like a great option for fitting more tastings into one day (and arenât quite ready for a normal wine tasting at 10am). The brunch includes ingredients from their own organic farm (and you can opt for the plant-based menu ) and thereâs mocktail option , as well!
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Our winery brunch at Clif Family Winery, with both plant-based and meat options, a wine tasting, and non-alcoholic mocktails, and ingredients grown in their own organic farm. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Wine-tasting-brunch-Clif-Family-Winery-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
We went for a mix of wine and mocktails, bacon and plant-based for our brunch tasting. Everything was absolutely delicious, and the vibe and service were so friendly and fun that Clif is definitely on my list to return to again.
As for the wines, Iâm not normally a rosĂ© person, but I loved their RosĂ© of Grenache, which was light and summery and delicious. And Kitâs Killer Cab was â as advertised â a killer cabernet, in a valley with lots of cabernets to choose from!
The folks at Clif were generous enough to offer a discount code I can share with you! You can use the code TILTED15 to save 15% off your first order of wine, food or merch! (It doesnât work for tastings right now.)
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Discounts on organic Napa Valley wines from Clif Family Winery. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Napa-Valley-rose-wine-discount-Clif-Family-Winery-©KettiWilhelm2024-640x1024.jpg)
Larkmead Winery
Tasting fees & info: $90 per person for group tasting. $150 for private tasting + vineyard tour (which we did). Open daily. Everyone in your group must be 21+. Located between St. Helena and Calistoga.
This was our Napa Valley splurge winery â but with Larkmeadâs focus on sustainable grape growing and fascinating history, it sounded interesting enough to be worth it. (Itâs also a rather exclusive winery to sample, because they only produce 6 to 8 cases a year.)
Organic Wine & Women in Charge
And there was some good information on the tour about their sustainable farming practices, including the use of cover crops, and research on growing more heat tolerant grape varieties, like Zinfandel and Chenin Blanc, instead of focusing on the grapes Napa Valley is famous for â like Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The research block at Larkmead Winery, where they're testing climate resilient varieties of grapes to grow in Napa Valley. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Napa-organic-wineries-climate-resilient-grape-research-Larkmead-Winery-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
And if youâre looking for a winery with a story behind it, this is a great choice. Larkmead was founded by San Franciscoâs first female firefighter . As the story goes, her parents thought getting her out of the city would get her to settle down. Instead, she started a winery and invited and her friends from the city up for parties. The property has been in the hands of women ever since, and has a female wine maker running the show now.
And Larkmead just earned its organic certification in 2023 â a process that our guide said took them 7 years!
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The Vibe & the Tasting
Our visit started with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc , and after touring the winery grounds, we sat down in a beautiful patio area where one red blend and two Cabernet Sauvignons had already been poured for us. (Most wineries Iâve visited pour one glass at a time at tastings, so I thought this was unusual.)
If youâre interested in sampling wines made from the grape Napa Valley is famous for, this might be the right tasting for you. (Although the wines we were trying went from $100 to $200+ a bottle, so it wasnât a tasting that I took much home from, besides notes.)
And while the story was fascinating to hear, and the property was beautiful, but this didnât feel like a winery where you come to just relax and have fun. (For casual and fun, Iâd recommend Clif Family Winery and Tres Sabores.) Instead, Larkmead has a bit of that classic Napa Valley fancy feeling.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Relaxing on the beautiful patio at Larkmead Winery, one of the best organic wineries in Napa Valley. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Larkmead-winery-organic-wine-tasting-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Raymond Vineyards
Tasting Fee & Info: $50 for tasting only ($65 in their beautiful garden), $100 for a private or group tour , and lots more options . Open daily. Located just South of St Helena.
Raymond Vineyards is one spot that oozes eccentricity. Photos of the owner, a Frenchman who owns several properties in Napa, remind me of Leo as Jay Gatsby. And at the end of 2023, he revealed a 10-foot-tall, pop art sculpture of his own right eye ball.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The famous eyeball sculpture by artist Tony Tasset, outside of Raymond Winery in St Helena, Napa Valley, California. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Eyeball-sculpture-Raymond-Winery-St-Helena-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
But they also have surprisingly affordable wine tastings â including in a garden shaded by sycamore trees called âthe groveâ â and a really well-designed outdoor exhibit on sustainable farming, called the âBiodynamic Theater of Nature.â
We did our tasting in the grove and it was absolutely beautiful â and at $65, the setting was well worth the price . Plus, their barrel-aged Chardonnay was a rare Chardonnay that I actually loved (and ended up taking home a couple of bottles, which meant they waved the tasting fee, too).
PIC â me in dress in grove
PIC – the theater of nature
More Organic Wineries for Next Time:
These are a few more wineries that have earned Napa Greenâs top honors â and accept visitors (not all Napa wineries do).
Some are on my list for next time; some are just unique and worth knowing about to get a feel for the range of different vibes the valley has to offer.
Opus One Winery
Tasting Fee & Info: Tastings here are $125 to $200 per person, for three wines.Everyone in your group must be 21+.Located in the (tiny) town of Oakville.
From the name, to the price, to the Bond-villain architecture, this is clearly on the fancier end of the Napa Valley vibe spectrum. I didnât visit beyond the front grate, but it does have all the sustainability credentials.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The certified organic winery Opus One, a member of Napa Green, seen from Highway 29 down a long, tree-lined driveway. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Napa-Valley-winery-Opus-One-Napa-Green-organic-wine-grower-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Spottswoode Estate Vineyard & Winery
Tasting fee & info: $150 for private tastings, available Monday â Friday with very limited numbers. Everyone in your group must be 21+. No pets allowed. Located in the town of St. Helena.
Like Tres Sabores, Spottswoode is owned and run by a woman, which is quite unique in Napa. (But slightly more common among the sustainability-focused wineries, Iâve noticed, and itâs definitely not the first time youâve read it in this guide!)
In addition to being on Napa Greenâs Gold list, itâs also been certified organic since 1985 , and certified biodynamic since 2020 . Theyâre a certified B Corp and member of 1% For The Planet. And they have EV charging stations available.
Make Your Reservation Early!
But on both of my trips to Napa, Iâve been too late to be able to book a tasting at Spottswoode. ( Two weeks ahead is not enough , especially since their tasting times are so limited!) And itâs a property where you canât just call or book the tasting online; you actually have to fill out a form with several questions, and theyâll get back to you to confirm whether youâre in or not. (Theyâre quick though; youâll have a response within one business day.)
It’s a bit of hassle, but this winery has been recommended to me by several local sources, so Iâll give it a try if the stars ever align!
Salvestrin Winery
Tasting Fee & Info: $65 for a 60-minute tasting. (Reservations are pre-paid and can only be changed for 24 hours from booking.) Everyone in your group must be 21+. Located in the town of St. Helena.
Another more affordable winery on the Napa Green Gold List, Salvestrin is on my list for next time. It looks like itâs on the more chill and relaxed end of the spectrum for Napa Valley.
Castello Di Amorosa
Tasting Fee & Info: Tastings start at $60, and include time to explore the castle on your own. Thereâs an option to taste non-alcoholic grape juices. Kids are allowed (for $25 per child). Theyâre open a bit later than most (until 5:30). Located between St. Helena and Calistoga.
This winery is rather famous for being, as the website says, âAn authentically styled 14th-century Tuscan castle winery in the Napa Valley.â
Of course, itâs not actually a 14 th -century Tuscan castle, because itâs in California and was built in the early 2000s, but I understand the attraction if you want to feel a bit of an Italian vibe without the long flight. And it does look like a fun place to spend some time â including for kids.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Napa's famous castle winery â Castello di Amorosa â with flowers in bloom when I visited in May. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Castello-di-Amorosa-sustainable-winery-Napa-Valley-castle-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Maybe Iâm too picky about these things, but this is the only winery website Iâve seen that specifies that some of the tastings include wines âpriced above $100 per bottle.â This is true of every tasting at every Napa winery (again, see my notes on how much Napa Valley wines cost, above). But the castle is the only one that apparently thinks thatâs a selling point, which to me feels a bit commercial and⊠tacky. Sorry for judging.
Related: If you want to come to Italy and drink wine together, there are still a few spots left on the e-bike trip Iâm leading in September ! Weâll be visiting an organic, biodynamic winery in the off-the-beaten-path Marche region, among other gastronomic treats.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Bottles of local Marche wines at the organic and biodynamic winery Tenuta San Marcello, where we ate and slept on our ebike tour of this region of rural Italy. ©KettiWilhelm2023](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Wine-tasting-at-Tenuta-San-Marcello-organic-biodynamic-winery-Italy-©KettiWilhelm2023.jpg)
Napa Valley Travel Options: by Train, Plane, Bike, Bus or Car
Napa is a very doable day trip the San Francisco Bay area. Itâs roughly an hourâs drive, and itâs possible to make the trip without a car using the Vine bus system . You can then either use Lyft or Uber to get between wine tasting appointments, or rent a bicycle or e-bike in Napa to get around.
(I rode the Vine to get back to the San Francisco Bay Area on my first trip to Napa. The bus was very clean and comfortable, and it dropped me off at the last stop, the El Cerrito Del Norte BART station in the East Bay.)
How about a private driver?
Another option is to sign up for a private wine tour that departs from San Francisco. If you donât want to deal with the bus, and donât have a designated driver, it could be a perfect option for a Sonoma and/or Napa day trip from San Francisco.
Make sure you read what youâre buying, though! Some tours are in private cars and let you choose which wineries you want to visit, while others will have you on a tour bus and include entrance fees to set wineries.
I did some reading and found a few highly rated options that I would choose, including this customizable tour on Viator , and the ones below on Get Your Guide:
Is Napa Valley bikeable?
Yes! You can definitely connect the main towns of Napa Valley by bicycle, which Iâd love to try next time I visit.
Itâs 27 miles from downtown Napa to Calistoga, the northernmost of the main towns. (And itâs only 18 miles from Napa to St Helena, which covers all of my favorite wineries â at least so far â and other spots.)
There are several bike rental shops in Napa, but after a bit of research, I would probably go with Fat Tire Bike Rentals for several reasons. The shop is locally owned, itâs the closest option to the Napa bus stop, itâs one of the few bike shops thatâs open 7 days a week, and it seems to even have the lowest prices.
Where to ride?
The Napa Valley Vine Trail , a bike and walking path that runs through the valley, mostly along Highway 29, is the safest way to pedal between vineyards. It connects most Napa Valley towns, with completion of the northern section (from St Helena to Calistoga) planned for summer of 2024 . When itâs all completed, itâll be 47 miles of continuous path.
Locals I talked to said lots of tourists also bike along the Silverado Trail â which is really more of a small highway than a âtrailâ â but no local would recommend it. I can see why. It seems like slightly more of a back road, compared to the main Highway 29, but unlike Highway 29, the bike lanes arenât separated from cars on the Silverado Trail.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song From the passenger side of our car driving toward Napa on the Silverado Trail, we can see that the bike lanes are not separated from the roadway, and not a very safe place to ride. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Silverado-Trail-bike-lane-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
( Psst: Do you like biking and wine? Join me for a bike trip in Italy in September!)
Napa Airport & Train Options
The closest airport to Napa Valley is Sonoma County Airport ( STS ), in the town of Santa Rosa. Itâs about a one-drive to Napa, but it only serves smaller airports in the West.
So youâre much more likely to get direct flights (or at least fewer layovers ) flying into Sacramento International ( SMF ), or the San Francisco Bay Area â SFO in San Francisco, or OAK in Oakland.
(Napa County Airport is only for private planes.)
You can get just as close on the train!
I made it to the San Francisco Bay Area on this most recent trip via Amtrak from LA . The Coast Starlight goes up and down the West Coast, from Seattle to Los Angeles. (And if youâve got time, there are several scenic train routes from LA that connect with the most of the country, especially the South, West and Chicago.)
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The view of the Pacific Ocean and red hills on a sunny day from Amtrakâs Coast Starlight train, riding north from Los Angeles, California toward San Luis Obispo, before passing near the Napa Valley wine region. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Amtrak-Coast-Starlight-ocean-view-between-LA-and-San-Francisco-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
The Coast Starlightâs closest stop to Napa Valley is Martinez, California , which is about a 45-minute drive away. There are also bus options to connect you from Martinez to Napa in roughly one hour.
What about the Napa Valley Wine Train?
Donât confuse the Amtrak train I took to Oakland with the famous Napa Valley Wine Train , which is an entirely different beast. Far from simply way to get around, itâs essentially a restaurant on tracks, which run parallel to the main highway through Napa Valley.
The wine train is probably the simplest prepackaged option if you want an easy way to see Napa Valley , with transportation included to and from the town of Napa.
But itâs not the method I would personally choose , mostly becausethe wine train doesnât let you choose which wineries you want to visit. (And because it just feels touristy and overpriced.)
When I saw the wine train passing through the town of Napa, I stopped to snap some pictures and ended up chatting with an employee. She said guests choose from several two- to six-hour experiences , which include stops at the designated wineries and, âgiving everyone as much wine as possible to drinkâ while on board. ( Some tours donât even involve getting off the train.)
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The famous Napa Valley Wine train parked at its departure station in downtown Napa, California. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Napa-Valley-Wine-Train-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
To me, it sounded like a bit of a Disney Land type experience thatâs more about consumption and overindulgence than quality. But of course, you wouldnât have to drink as much wine as possible. You could simply enjoy a couple glasses, while using the train as an easy way to get a taste of Napa Valley , without having to handle your own transportation.
And then I started looking into the wineries on the routeâŠ
Is the wine train eco-friendly?
As a skeptical travel writer, I expected the wineries included in the wine train tours to be commercial and unsustainable. But as it turns out, Iâm impressed by the selection.
Two wine train tour options include a tasting at Grgich Hills Estate (one of the organic wineries Iâve visited, above, with the top certification from Napa Green). Iâd opt for one of these if I were to go the wine train route.
Another tour , called the Legacy Experience, includes stops at V Sattui and Charles Krug wineries.
V Sattui farms organically on some of its land, and has all three of Napa Greenâs certifications . (Winery, vineyard, and Gold Level certifications, which means they donât use chemicals that are known to kill pollinating bees and butterflies.)
Charles Krug , meanwhile, has an interesting history, as the first winery in Napa Valley, founded by an immigrant from Prussia in 1861. But it doesnât have any sustainability practices that I could find.
But if youâre expecting trains like in Europe , donât get your hopes up. The wine train doesnât run on grapes or electricity; like most trains in the US , itâs diesel-powered.
Is the wine train more affordable?
In a word, no. The option with lunch on the train and a tasting at Grgich Hills, for example, costs between $300 and $500 per person. Remember thatâs for a three-hour experience, lunch, and a tasting that you could book directly at Grgich Hills for $75.
The six-hour Legacy Experience costs $600 to $800.
Of course, we know this is not a cheap destination, but even compared with the private Napa tour or chauffeur options , the wine train is pretty expensive. So do if you want the train, not just if you want the wine.
When should you visit Napa Valley?
Every winery I asked in Napa Valley was open for tastings year-around. From what I learned, they start getting busy around May, and generally stay busy through the fall. The first time I visited was in October, and while there were a couple of winery reservations I couldnât get on two weeksâ notice, nowhere we visited felt crowded.
March and April are a nice low-season time in Napa â the weather is already getting spring-y and beautiful, but there arenât too many tourists. (Thanks to Antonia, our lovely and friendly server at Clif Family Winery , for the tip!) And even when we visited in early May, it was still pretty quiet.
And harvest season is the busiest time in Napa â August through October. Itâs wine stomping season (not that anyone still does that, Iâm pretty sure) and itâs when everyone wants to be around.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Close up of dark purple grapes hanging on a bright green vine at an organic winery in Napa Valley in the fall. ©KettiWilhelm2022](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Grapes-at-Napa-Valley-organic-vineyard-©KettiWilhelm2022.jpg)
Hotels in Napa
Okay, real talk. Iâm not sure thereâs any way that Napa Valley could be called an affordable destination. It is tough to find an appealing room for much less than $200 a night, and I was a little shocked by how many are well over $1,000.
Most (but not all) of the options below are quite luxurious â you can definitely find lower prices, but these are the ones I know to have good sustainability credentials , includingtwo where Iâve personally stayed and would absolutely return. (Marked in green on the map below.)
Legend: Sustainable Napa hotels mentioned in this travel guide are GREEN on the map; other options are blue (from Booking.com) and red (from VRBO).
Napa Green is working on a certification process for sustainable hotels, too. Iâll update this here when thatâs available.
Related: In the meantime, this is how I find more sustainable hotels everywhere I travel.
Hereâs where I stayed in Napa, and a few other recommendations:
Carneros Resort & Spa â outside Napa â $$$$
I spent one night at Carneros Resort, near the town of Napa, and would have easily stayed longer!
Itâs a beautiful, sprawling property with a spa, two restaurants (one is fine dining, another is more casual but delicious), a pool overlooking the hills of Napa Valley, and âroomsâ that are more like private mini-homes.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Lounge chairs under red umbrellas facing an aquamarine pool with mountains in the background at Carneros Resort & Spa in Napa Valley, California. ©KettiWilhelm2023](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Pool-view-Carneros-Resort-Spa-Napa-California-©KettiWilhelm2023-1024x768.jpg)
PIC â Carneros something else?
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Pool-with-mountain-view-Carneros-Resort-sustainable-hotel-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x768.jpg)
The Inn on 1 st Street Ââ downtown Napa â $$
I also stayed one night here, and it one of the most affordable options I found, while also being locally owned and interesting. The Inn on 1 st is a classic bed and breakfast , in a Victorian-style home very near downtown Napa. (An 18-minute to walk to Morimoto, for example, the sushi restaurant I can’t seem to quit.)
This inn is the only hotel recommendation on this list that I didnât get from Anna, of Napa Green. When I stayed there (in 2022), it had Booking.comâs Travel Sustainable badge, but now it doesnât. Iâve reached to the owners to ask why, and Iâll let you know what I hear.
PIC â Inn on First
Andaz Napa â downtown Napa â $$
This is another affordable-for-Napa hotel, and while I donât normally recommend chains (itâs part of the Hyatt family), Iâm making an exception because Napa is a tough place to not go broke for a place to sleep! And Anna, from Napa Green, recommended the Andaz Napa for its sustainability practices . (The property doesnât have any certifications, but a recommendation from a local expert who knows which hotels are doing what is always worth more than a certification.)
Bardessono â Yountville â $$$$
The price range here is just a bit higher than Carneros, but if you want to be closer to the road that connects all the main winery towns, Yountville is a good spot.
Auberge du Soleil â in the hills near St Helena â $$$$
French-inspired and sustainability focused, this adults-only property with a spa, pool, and gorgeous views looking over the Napa Valley is definitely on my list for a special occasion. Itâs part of Relais & Chateaux , which is usually a dependable sign of a small, upscale and really well-designed property. The on-site restaurant has a Michelin star .
Solage â Calistoga â $$$$$
Solage is the highest-end luxury resort Iâve come across in Napa, with two-bedroom suites in the $5,000 a night range. But you could also enjoy the property from their locally-sourced, surprisingly-affordable restaurant, Solbar , which was recommended by several locals. (Prices are pretty comparable to other farm-to-table options in the Valley.)
Napa Valley Restaurants
Iâve eaten a few of these, but I wanted to share some of the top recommendations Iâve received from locals around Napa. Most of these Napa Valley eateries focus on locally sourced, sustainable ingredients.
Morimoto Sushi â Napa
Located in downtown Napa, this place served some of the best sushi Iâve had â on two visits, a year and a half apart. (What can I say, after a day of drinking wine in the sun, sushi in a slightly dark restaurant just always sounds dinner.)
The interior feels celebration worthy and the cocktails were also spectacular. With most of the fish flown in from Japan, I’m afraid this is the least farm-to-table option on this list, but for good reasons.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song Morimoto Asian restaurant on First Street in downtown Napa. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Morimoto-Asian-Fusion-restaurant-Napa-downtown-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Solbar â Calistoga
The Michelin-starred, James Beard award-winning bar and restaurant at Solage Resort comes highly recommended for sustainability and great food. It’s definitely on my list for next time, if I can resist the pull of great sushi.
Oxbow Public Market â Napa
This is a slightly upscale food court with outdoor seating and lots of good beer, wine and food options. Iâve had locals ask to meet me there, so itâs a dependable spot.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The illuminated sign for the Oxbow Public Market, a famous food court area in downtown Napa with lots of locally sourced food and wine options for an affordable meal in Napa. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Oxbow-Public-Market-downtown-Napa-restaurants-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch Ââ St Helena
Farmstead is a rather upscale, farm-to-table style restaurant thatâs been well recommended by several valley locals.
Lunch & Coffee Spots
Model bakery (+ lunch).
This local bakery has been recommended by more people than I can count. They have four locations (in all the main towns of Napa Valley), serving homemade pastries, sandwiches, espresso drinks, breads and English muffins that were named âOprahâs favorites.â
I just have always had too many places on my to-eat list so I havenât been able to try it yet.
Station Bakery & Provisions â St Helena
Less famous than Oakville Grocery, this is another local option for picking up lunch to go with a wine tasting. They have a shorter sandwich menu than Oakville or Model Bakery, but also make grain bowls, breakfast sandwiches, smoothies, donuts pastries.
Oakville Grocery â Oakville
Much more than a regular grocery store, this is a small gourmet shop that makes great sandwiches. And it gets busy. If youâre pressed for time, Iâd highly recommend ordering ahead on their website so you can just pick up your lunch â and maybe take it to a tasting at one of the wineries that allows outside food.
I did this once at Tres Sabores ; you just need to let them know youâre bringing food so they can set your table up for a picnic â with real cutlery! So no matter where you pick up food from, make sure they donât give you any plastic forks. (Or carry your own cutlery and turn down the plastic all the time!) Thereâs a $20 picnic fee.
Bruschetteria Food Truck â St Helena
The Italian-inspired food truck at Clif Family Winery looked like a good stop for a casual lunch. Many ingredients are grown on-site, at the familyâs own organic farm.
I havenât eaten there, but I have tried their wine and brunch, so I trust this would be delicious, too.
![did the dog eat your homework again tiktok song The organic and farm-to-table Bruschetteria Food Truck parked next to the wine-tasting patio at Clif Family Wineries, ones of the most fun and laid-back wineries to visit in Napa Valley. ©KettiWilhelm2024](https://www.tiltedmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Clif-Family-Winery-Bruschetteria-Food-Truck-Napa-Valley-©KettiWilhelm2024-1024x683.jpg)
Local Coffee Shops in Napa
Two blocks down from the Starbucks in downtown Napa, is a small, locally owned coffee shop called Napa Valley Coffee Roasting Company . The owners have been roasting their own coffee since they opened in 1985. They also have a second location in downtown St Helena.
And theyâll happily refill a water bottle for you! (At Starbucks, the response was, âWe can give you a plastic cup of water and you can pour it into your water bottle.â Itâs the little things.)
Before you go: Yes, I drink tap water absolutely everywhere I go, thanks to my system for filtering water and zapping any germs ! Of course, the tap water is perfectly safe to drink in Napa, but I still travel with this bottle . (Along with its magic powers, itâs well insulated and just looks great.)
I hope you found my Napa Valley advice useful! If you have any questions about sustainable wineries or anything else, leave them below in the comments and Iâll get back to you.
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Iâm Ketti, a former journalist, originally from Montana, USA, who moved to China with a job teaching English, a side-hustle writing for magazines, and just one word of Mandarin. That turned into five years abroad, a Master's Degree in Sustainable Business & Energy, and a passion for finding more eco-friendly (and realistic) ways to travel and live. That's why I created Tilted Map â to share what I'm learning along the way!
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" Jeffy's Lie Detector! " is the 996th episode of SML Movies .
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Jeffy keeps lying!
Marvin , Rose , and Pumpkin are all at the dinner table. Marvin yells at Pumpkin then Pumpkin jumps of the table. Marvin then calls Jeffy in for dinner. Jeffy comes to the table and is disgusted to find that he's being served green beans again. Marvin has put raisins in them to make them taste better, while he and Rose eat Mac and Cheese with raisins. Jeffy somehow was able to get Marvin to let him go to his room to eat his green beans, so he leaves the table while Marvin and Rose. Jeffy goes to the front door, opens it, and takes the plate of green beans outside. He dumps the green beans in the bushes outside and goes back in, leaving the door open, unknowingly letting Pumpkin out.
Marvin and Rose finish eating their dinner and Marvin goes to check if Jeffy ate his. Before going upstairs, Marvin notices that the front door is open, much to his horror as he thinks Pumpkin escaped. Marvin tells Rose this, much to her horror as well and they both go looking around the house trying to find Pumpkin to no avail. Marvin decides to check if Pumpkin is in Jeffy's room.
Marvin goes upstairs to Jeffy's Room to ask him where Pumpkin is. Jeffy has no idea and denies leaving the door open or throwing away his green beans. When Marvin wants Jeffy to reconfirm the truth, Jeffy starts spouting out nonsense, not taking the situation seriously. Marvin, annoyed, tells Jeffy to tell them if he sees Pumpkin and leaves his room.
At the red couch, Rose is crying and says she finished printing out several fliers about their missing cat, but Marvin points out that she forgot a picture of Pumpkin. So, Rose reprints them but due to using up all the ink for the previous fliers all of the pictures of Pumpkin are in black and white. Rose suggests putting the fliers on stop signs. Marvin objects to that at first, but ultimately agrees to put them on a few stop signs.
Marvin and Rose just got back from hanging up the fliers when Brooklyn Guy shows up in his cop outfit. He states due to the fliers being on the stop signs, he t-boned into a mini-van that had a family of 6 inside, killing 2 of them and putting the rest in the hospital. After talking about what Pumpkin looked like, Brooklyn Guy then asks how their cat got out. Marvin explains the door was open as well as asking Jeffy, to which he said no. Brooklyn Guy assumes Jeffy was lying, and states he has a lie detector in his car to test him. Marvin agrees to see if Jeffy is actually lying or not.
Brooklyn Guy brings in the lie detecting machine. He explains if someone is telling the truth, a green light would go. they put a helmet on and if they tell a lie, then the red light would go on. And if they tell a super lie the horn on the machine will go off and say "LIAR" in his voice. They all test the machine except for Rose, who runs off, and then Marvin calls Jeffy in the room.
Jeffy comes in and the 2 explain that they have a lie detector to check if Jeffy was lying about leaving the door open. After explaining how the lie detector works, Marvin asks if Jeffy left the front door open. Jeffy confirms he did, and the lie detector confirms he's telling the truth. He says he decided to tell the truth now since they were going to find out about it anyways. Jeffy then truthfully tells them that he doesn't know where Pumpkin is, and he purposefully left the front door open. He also confirmed that he used Pumpkin as toilet paper one time, which makes Marvin ground him during the entire weekend. Jeffy lies about staying in his room during this time and then leaves. Marvin and Brooklyn Guy are left stumped as to how they can find Pumpkin now. Brooklyn Guy decides to leave the lie detector on the couch for Marvin to mess with.
After messing around with the lie detector some more, Marvin hears the doorbell ring and goes to answer it. It turns out to be Mr. Goodman , who has Pumpkin. Marvin is happy he found him, and Mr. Goodman asks about getting a reward. Marvin tells him to come inside to discuss about the reward. They come on the couch and Rose is happy to see Pumpkin back. Goodman explains he almost hit Pumpkin, and only stopped as to not damage his car. Goodman demands his reward, but Rose admitted that she doesn't have a reward which anger Goodman. Goodman said he came to Marvin's house to get his house payment. Marvin lies about having it, to which Goodman puts the lie detecting helmet on Marvin and asks about his house payment. Marvin tries to lie his way out of it but the machine keeps declaring him a liar every time he does so. Goodman puts the helmet on, and truthfully tells Marvin about what he's going to do to him in gruesome detail. After which, Marvin runs with Goodman following closely behind him.
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- Brooklyn T. Guy
- Mr. Goodman
- Marvin repeatedly calling the lie detector a time machine and Brooklyn Guy telling Marvin that it's not a time machine and that it's a lie detector.
- Jeffy saying "Ol' (thing) dick, (what the thing actually does) n' shit".
- This marks another time the word "Liar/Lie" is in the thumbnail. The first being " Jeffy's Lie! " and second being " Brooklyn Guy The Liar! ".
- This episode was uploaded 3 years after " Mr. Goodman's Clone! " and 16 years after " Wii Fit "Unboxing and Gameplay" ".
- The phone number on the missing posters is the Hogwarts hotline.
- Even though the video's called "Jeffy's Lie Detector", it's actually Brooklyn T. Guy 's lie detector and not Jeffy's lie detector.
- At one point of the video, the lie detector's red and green lightbulbs lit up at the same time which would be an impossible outcome.
- It's revealed Marvin, Rose and Jeffy still have Pumpkin as their pet since " Jeffy The Sheep !".
- In some scenes, the cast can be heard breaking character.
- In the thumbnail, the laptop was used to indicate that your telling the truth or lying but in the video a machine is used and also the lie detector helmet is different too.
- Marvin mistakes that raisins are grapes but they are actually dried grapes.
- When Jeffy threw the green beans and raisins, one green bean can still be seen on the plate. That green bean was gone in the next scene.
- At 9:12, the Lie Detector responds to Brooklyn Guy even though he isn't wearing the helmet.
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EXCLUSIVE Key evidence in the 'burking' murder trial was 'hidden' from defence lawyers - as supporters for man who spent 35 years in jail say he was at 'significant disadvantage'
By Stephen Wright Associate Editor
Published: 18:35 EDT, 19 May 2024 | Updated: 20:42 EDT, 19 May 2024
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Key evidence which undermined the police case against a man convicted of the so-called 'burking' murder of a vagrant was not disclosed to defence lawyers before his trial, a Mail investigation reveals today.
Supporters of Clive Freeman, 80, who has spent 35 years in prison for a murder which may not even have happened, say the failure to provide his legal team with material documents put him at a significant disadvantage.
The undisclosed papers included original post-mortem notes and drawings, two mysterious notes written by a senior detective to the Crown's pathologist and details of the criminal record of a vital prosecution witness.
There was also a failure to disclose evidence of the police investigation into Freeman's alibi that he was at a hotel several miles away on the night of the alleged murder and a failure to disclose photographs of the post-mortem examinations before his Old Bailey trial.
Freeman, an ex-polo-playing landowner, was convicted in 1989 of murdering Alexander Hardie with a suffocation technique dubbed 'burking', which was used by 19th-century 'body-snatchers' Burke and Hare, who sold corpses to doctors for dissection.
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Clive Freeman, 80, (pictured) has spent 35 years in prison for a murder which may not even have happenedÂ
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Freeman (pictured aged 20) has always denied murder, but 35 years after he was found guilty he is still in prisonÂ
According to the prosecution pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd, Freeman used burking to kill Edinburgh-born Mr Hardie, 49, in south London as part of an alleged ÂŁ300,000 insurance swindle.
But as revealed by the Mail in a series of major articles, eight pathologists and forensic experts have debunked the theory. Many of the experts say that the most likely cause of Mr Hardie's death was the mixture of alcohol and prescription drugs found in his body and suggest the most appropriate cause of death is 'unascertained'.
EXCLUSIVE 'Polite and courteous, he's had an exemplary record ever since he arrived at the prison': Governor's report on ex-polo playing soldier who has served 35 years for a murder he insists he did NOT commit is revealed
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In addition, a key Crown witness has retracted his statement placing Freeman at the murder scene in 1988, while two eminent former judges have raised serious concerns about the safety of Freeman's conviction.
Freeman has always denied murder, but 35 years after he was found guilty he is still in prison. Had he confessed to murder, he could have been released more than 20 years ago.
The Mail's latest investigation raises serious questions about the working methods of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), the body which investigates alleged miscarriages of justice.
This newspaper has obtained evidence of the softly-softly tactics deployed by the CCRC when officials previously questioned Dr Shepherd about his 'burking' findings, which played a crucial role in securing Freeman's conviction.
Official notes of a 2016 meeting with the pathologist reveal he faced a series of gentle questions about his opinions on the cause of Hardie's death.
Asked about his 'burking' theory, Dr Shepherd appeared to backtrack on his evidence at Freeman's trial, saying he was 'not entirely comfortable with that route but the concept could explain the injuries to his head, back and side of chest'. He added 'pathology is just one part of the jigsaw' of a case and that he was 'happy' with his conclusions.
The notes of the telephone interview were written by a CCRC employee who sent them to Dr Shepherd for him to correct, which he did.
Supporters of Freeman say the CCRC should not have allowed the pathologist to 'mark his own homework' and should have sought a report from an independent pathologist.
Our revelations come a few days before the publication of a damning independent report into the CCRC's handling of the case of another man, who spent 17 years in jail for a rape he did not commit.
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Freeman, an ex-polo-playing landowner, was convicted in 1989 of murdering Alexander Hardie. Pictured: An artist's impression of the victim, Alexander HardieÂ
It is understood the report by top barrister Chris Henley KC will criticise the CCRC's failure to challenge the flawed forensic evidence which helped convict innocent Andrew Malkinson of the offence.
In the Malkinson case, as in the Freeman one, the CCRC refused to refer it to the Court of Appeal because, it said, it failed the 'real possibility' test. This is defined as the 'real possibility' judges will rule that a conviction should be quashed.
Multiple sources have revealed that Helen Pitcher, the head of the CCRC, is in 'grave danger' of losing her job over the Malkinson fiasco and wider criticisms of the body, which is currently reviewing cancer-stricken Freeman's case for a fifth time.
Former police superintendent Tony Thompson, who is representing Freeman, said: 'A fish rots from the head down. Helen Pitcher's job is untenable, and she must be removed from her position immediately.
'There needs to be wholescale reform of the CCRC, which is not fit for purpose. Since taking on the case of Clive Freeman, I have been staggered by its lack of rigour, professionalism and independence. I believe it to be institutionally incompetent and the Justice Secretary Alex Chalk must act.'
Of the latest revelations in the Freeman case, he added: 'Why did the prosecution/police not disclose material evidence to his defence prior to trial? Failure to disclose material evidence is a ground for a referral to the Court of Appeal in its own right.'
The Mail can reveal that in a report on July 6, 2017, Professor Nicholas Birch, a respected consulting pharmacologist, was very critical of Dr Shepherd's work.
He said: 'I understand that the contemporaneous notes of Dr Shepherd made at the post-mortem of Alexander Hardie were not disclosed to the defence team at the time of the trial.
'Subsequent consideration of them has disclosed that at the post-mortem of April 16, 1988 Dr Shepherd concluded: 'COD prob alc + acute pancreatitis' [cause of death probably alcohol plus acute pancreatitis]. Also, in the first two examinations on April 16 and 20, 1988 there were no reports of bruising on Mr Hardie's back despite a specific examination in that area.
'These notes were not disclosed and therefore the defence were unable to explore when or why he changed his mind about the cause of death or about the appearance of bruising. Subsequently he found a more melodramatic cause of death but one which is not based on the recorded facts of the Burke case. However, this may have influenced the jury.'
He added that he found it 'highly irregular and objectionable' that the CCRC had not commissioned an independent review of the pathology in the case.
In a 2017 report on the Freeman case, Professor Jack Crane, former state pathologist in Northern Ireland, was scathing of the CCRC.
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According to the prosecution pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd, Freeman used burking to kill Edinburgh-born Mr Hardie, 49, in south London as part of an alleged ÂŁ300,000 insurance swindleÂ
He said: 'The CCRC were in error in only commissioning a report from Dr Shepherd as it was going to be highly unlikely he would concede that his conclusions were wrong or that there were plausible, if not more likely, explanations both for the injuries and the possible cause of death.'
Eight leading forensic experts say polo player convicted of murder 35 years ago may be innocent
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Professor Crane added that it is 'clear' Dr Shepherd 'failed to disclose vitally important pieces of his investigation in his typewritten report and apparently in his evidence to the court during the course of the trial. The weight of the pathologist's evidence cannot have been fairly or properly assessed by the jury during the course of the trial.'
Dr Shepherd, an author, speaker and TV presenter, has not responded to requests for comment from the Mail.
Freeman's representative Mr Thompson has now written to him directly, urging him to examine his 'conscience' on the case.
He told the now retired pathologist: 'You will be aware that since Mr Freeman's conviction many forensic experts have consistently debunked your flawed approach to the post-mortems that you conducted and consider that, at best, the deceased's death was unascertained. It was certainly not murder.'
Mr Thompson added: 'You played a major role in his conviction and now you have the opportunity to pause and reflect on your actions in 1988 and determine whether, having considered what your peers have consistently said about your work and conclusions at the time, that you may have got it wrong.
'All the evidence in Mr Freeman's case overwhelmingly points to the fact that you came to a flawed conclusion. Forensic science, medicine and pathology has developed and changed over the decades, but Mr Freeman still remains incarcerated.
'Your conscience might just prompt you to contact the CCRC and at the very least recommend it appoints an independent pathologist to review your 1988 assessment. Time is running out for Mr Freeman, but you can act in the interests of fairness and justice.'
The CCRC declined to answer a series of questions from the Mail, including whether the official reviewing Freeman's case has any legal qualifications and why the commission has previously failed to ask for a report by an independent pathologist.
A CCRC spokesman said: 'A review of an application relating to Mr Freeman's case is under way, so it would not be appropriate to comment on details of the case.
'This review is being prioritised because of Mr Freeman's age and ill-health. Mr Freeman has applied to the CCRC on several occasions previously. Following thorough reviews, it was determined that those applications did not meet the 'real possibility' test.'
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