Beringer Vineyards

Beringer estate and named-tier wines are produced at the St. Helena winery in Napa Valley, using fruit from Napa Valley, Knights Valley in Sonoma County, and other California regions. Treasury Wine Estates retains these estate and premium tiers.

Introductory-tier labels such as Main & Vine and Founders' Estate are produced and managed in the United States by The Wine Group under license; those wines are produced at The Wine Group facilities rather than at the St. Helena estate.

Core varieties include Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, and White Zinfandel.

Wines and tiers:

• Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay — flagship Napa bottlings intended for cellaring, typically sourced from top estate and grower vineyards.
• Single-vineyard wines — limited releases that highlight individual sites in Napa Valley and Knights Valley.
• Napa Valley tier — appellation wines that blend across Napa vineyards for a regional expression.
• Knights Valley Cabernet Sauvignon and other bottlings — Sonoma County fruit with a cooler-climate profile.
• White Zinfandel (Main & Vine) — an off-dry rosé style that helped popularize the category in the United States.
• Entry lines under license to The Wine Group — Main & Vine and Founders' Estate, positioned for everyday drinking.

Beringer is widely known for consistent production across price points, a long operating history, and a well-visited estate in St. Helena.

• Track record — decades of critical recognition for reserve and single-vineyard wines.
• Heritage — continuous operation since 1876.
• Availability — broad distribution across the United States.
• Range — dry and off-dry styles from entry to cellar-worthy tiers.
• Visitor experience — tastings in the historic Rhine House and estate grounds.

• How long has Beringer been operating? Since 1876.
• Where is Beringer Vineyards located? St. Helena in Napa Valley, California. The winery also works with vineyards in Napa Valley, Knights Valley in Sonoma County, and other California regions.
• Who currently owns Beringer Vineyards? Treasury Wine Estates owns the brand, though entry-level tiers are licensed to The Wine Group.
• What makes Beringer wines notable? Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, single-vineyard releases, Napa Valley and Knights Valley bottlings, and the long-running White Zinfandel.
• Can visitors tour Beringer Vineyards? Yes. The estate offers tastings and tours, including the historic Rhine House and wine caves.
• Where are Beringer wines made? Estate and named-tier wines are made in St. Helena. Entry-level lines such as Main & Vine and Founders' Estate are produced by The Wine Group under license at its facilities.