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Opening of the new Napa Valley Four Seasons resort; Napa’s new beer garden takes shape

By Rhonda D. Overman
September 11, 2021
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Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley now confirms reservations. The resort is located at 400 Silverado Trail in Calistoga.

Accommodation at the resort includes 85 rooms, suites and villas. They were designed by Erin martin, in collaboration with Hirsch Bedner Partners. The resort restaurant, Frame, is headed by Executive Chef Erik Anderson. Shaun Acosta, Executive Chef of the Resort, will oversee the outdoor Campo Poolside.

“The Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley marks a significant milestone for our brand as we expand our California collection with the introduction of the first Four Seasons Resort within a working winery, offering a range of opportunities to enhance the guest experience through immersive programming, ”said Vince Parrotta, president of hotel operations.

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After 13 years of abandonment to nature, part of the old Copy South Gardens is on the verge of a facelift.

The developers have started the initial preparations for a new project called Oxbow Court. Plans include a beer garden, micro-distillery, gardens, seating and gathering areas and more.

For starters, the site recently underwent a deep clean. Many, many yards of redwood chips have recently been spread over parts of the garden. The proliferation has been suppressed.

“We are trying to remove the years of weed and restore it to its original luster,” project partner Perry Clark told the Napa Valley Register. “It’s just a lot of cleaning.”

The property is located at 585 First St., beside and behind the South Copia parking lot.

After the original Copia closed in 2008, the Napa Chefs Garden Co-Op took over the front portion of the South Garden in Copia, but the rear portion of the Copia Garden was left largely alone.

The North Copia property is now operated by the Culinary Institute of America like the CIA in Copia.

The next steps in the creation of Oxbow Yard include the delivery and installation of containers which will become the kitchen, the micro-distillery and the “bar car” with beer taps.

Oxbow Yard LP has four associates: Clark of Amizetta vineyard in Saint Helena, Chris Lehman from Framework companies in Marin and San Francisco, and Alan Guy and Richard Leider. Guy and Leider are listed as leaders at Anvil builders of San Francisco.

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The Lake County Tourism Improvement District The Board of Directors on September 1 adopted Visit Lake County CA as the official mark for work and destination marketing efforts funded by district assessment revenues collected by accommodation establishments in the county.

“The first step in attracting visitors is to promote all that our county has to offer as a tourist destination. Focusing on the more welcoming name of “Visit Lake County CA” will go a long way in increasing this awareness, ”said Brian Fisher, executive director of Visit Lake County CA. “Our job then is to convert that awareness into a real visit. “

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Domains of the Trinchero family is now the US importer for the portfolio of Tenuta Regaleali wines from Italy. Starting in January, the St. Helena-based winery announced it will distribute, market and sell 13 wines with suggested retail prices ranging from $ 14 to $ 200. Tenuta Regaleali has been producing wine in Sicily since 1830.

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Laffort United States in Petaluma announced that it is now the exclusive distributor of Polyclar V and VT (PVPP) products for the wine industry, manufactured by Ashland Specialty Ingredients, a global materials company based in Delaware.

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Bayside Marin Treatment Center in San Rafael was named one of the top five facilities in California in Newsweek’s recent ranking of the state’s top addiction treatment centers.

This is the second consecutive year that the establishment has finished in the top 10 of the publication’s ranking. Bayside Marin was sixth in the 2020 standings before moving to fourth place for 2021.

This year, Newsweek has partnered with Statista Inc., a global consumer data and market research company, to create its list of the best drug treatment centers 2021. The final list included 300 facilities from the 25 states with the most drug treatment centers. drug addiction according to Administration of Addiction and Mental Health Services.

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