Jessup Cellars is at 6740 Washington Street, Yountville, CA 94599. Phone +1 (707) 944-5620.
About
This Yountville tasting room does what a good local spot should: welcomes walk-ins, pours consistent wines that convert visitors into members, and employs people who actually know what they're talking about. The outdoor area catches the evening sun, and the staff—particularly wine educators Jill and Carlos, based on recent accounts—can read a room and adjust their approach accordingly. Cheese and charcuterie pairings come standard, not as an upsell. Dogs are part of the furniture. The art collection gives the space more personality than most street-side tasting rooms manage, and the whole operation feels like it's been dialed in over years rather than designed by committee.
The Oxto Edit
Oxto AIJill and Carlos run a tight ship here—knowledgeable without being precious about it, and they'll adjust to wherever your palate's at. The art on the walls and chic setup punch above what you'd expect from a walk-in friendly spot on the main drag.
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Jessup Cellars
6740 Washington Street
Yountville, CA 94599
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