Seven Stones Estate

A private hillside world above Meadowood

Seven Stones occupies a secluded 45-acre estate reached through the Meadowood gate in St. Helena. The appointment unfolds through gardens, sculpture, vineyard and art-filled residential rooms, with a panoramic view across Napa Valley that is among the estate’s defining features.

Three Cabernet programs

The official wine program now spans the Estate Cabernet, The Collection Napa Valley and The Collection Spring Mountain. Seven Stones describes three organically farmed hillside vineyard acres for the Estate wine; the Collection bottlings allow the portfolio to explore fruit beyond that tiny home vineyard.

Wine by Aaron Pott

Aaron Pott has made Seven Stones since 2007. His wines combine Napa concentration with Cabernet Franc lift, savory detail and a polished texture, giving the tasting enough depth to stand alongside the estate’s visual drama.

Art is foundational

Richard Deutsch’s 50-ton Seven Stones sculpture was installed in 1999 and gave the estate its name. The Wornick family’s collection of contemporary craft established the property’s cultural identity, while the current artist-in-residence program keeps it evolving.

How visits work

Seven Stones is not a walk-in tasting room. Visits are requested in advance and are tailored around the estate, art and wines. Standard public pricing is not posted, so confirm the current format, duration and fee directly when requesting an appointment.

Who should visit

This is an especially compelling appointment for Cabernet collectors, contemporary-art lovers and guests who value intimate hospitality over a conventional tasting-room circuit.