HQ Function

The Napa location serves as the primary winery, vineyard estate, production facility, public tasting room, and administrative hub for Artesa Winery's operations in the United States.

Notable Features:

Avant-garde, earth-sheltered architecture designed by renowned Barcelona architect Domingo Triay, offering panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards, the San Pablo Bay, and on clear days, the San Francisco skyline. Features include striking sculptures, water features, and modern art installations.

Work Culture:

A blend of passionate viticulture and winemaking craftsmanship with high-end hospitality. The team is dedicated to showcasing the unique Carneros terroir and providing memorable visitor experiences. As part of a larger international group (Codorníu Raventós/Carlyle), there's an underlying corporate professionalism balanced with the artistic and agricultural nature of winemaking.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is significant for its strategic location in a premier cool-climate wine-growing region, its iconic architecture that draws visitors globally, and its role as the heart of Artesa's winemaking and brand identity in the US market.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects values of artistry (Catalan roots, modern design), harmony with nature (earth-sheltered design, sustainable practices), and dedication to quality winemaking (state-of-the-art facility in a prime terroir).

Location:

Artesa Winery's primary market is the United States, with national distribution of its wines. Through its parent company, Codorníu Raventós, which has extensive international reach, Artesa wines may also be available in select international markets, leveraging the group's global distribution network. Their iconic visitor center in Napa also attracts a global audience of wine enthusiasts and tourists.

Street Address:

1345 Henry Rd

City:

Napa

State/Province:

CA

Country:

USA