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For a man who values the finer things in life, Napa Valley, California
represents one of the ultimate “must see spots.” The epicenter of
America’s wine industry, it’s visited by more than 4.7 million people
each year. But very few of them will ever experience Napa Valley
the way our Partagas Man of Distinction will.
Go behind the scenes with Napa Valley’s leading winemakers for two days of exclusive tours, tastings and special events
that will give you a hands-on look at the fine art of wine production. It’s a luxury trip befitting the style and sophistication
of the Partagas Man of Distinction. |
The site that is now Hewitt Vineyard was first planted to vines
in 1880, when Dennis Hanrahan bought
the parcel bordering Gustave Niebaum’s
Inglenook (now Rubicon Estate). The
Hanrahan Ranch survived Prohibition by
shipping grapes east to home winemakers.
In 1962, William A. Hewitt, head of Deere
& Company (John Deere), bought the
vineyard and replanted it to Cabernet
Sauvignon with the help of famed wine
master André Tchelistcheff. |
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