Featuring Sterling Vineyards
Between mustard season, Michelin starred restaurants, and world class wineries, Napa Valley offers no shortage of iconic experiences. Now, the Napa Valley Edition Monopoly board brings that magic home.
From riding the Sterling Aerial Gondola to tasting your way through legendary wineries, this special edition game lets you roll the dice across wine country’s most beloved destinations.
Build houses and hotels, navigate Napa property taxes, and pull Chance cards that might reward you with a vineyard picnic or a bountiful harvest.
Let’s take a closer look at the real Napa Valley locations featured on the board.
Wineries and Tasting Rooms
Napa Valley spans just 30 miles but is home to more than 450 wineries, ranging from historic estates to innovative newcomers.
Featured wineries include:
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Sterling Vineyards
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Beringer
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Napa Cellars
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Hall Wines
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JaM Cellars
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Frank Family Vineyards
Each represents a different expression of Napa terroir, winemaking philosophy, and hospitality style.
Hotels and Resorts
Napa hospitality blends charm, luxury, and vineyard views.
Senza Hotel
A boutique property known for its fire pit, pool, and complimentary breakfast, located at a prime Napa crossroads.
Silverado Resort
Set on 300 acres with golf courses, spa amenities, and historic charm dating back over 150 years.
Transportation and Experiences
Hot Air Balloon Ride
One of the most iconic Napa Valley experiences. Dozens of colorful balloons rise above Highway 29 at sunrise.
Alta Luxury Transportation
Private, locally owned luxury transportation for group travel and wine tasting tours.
Napa Valley Vine Trail
A scenic and family friendly bike trail connecting south Napa and Yountville.
Fly with Wine
Specialized luggage designed to safely transport wine bottles home without airport hassle.
Restaurants and Culinary Destinations
The Model Bakery
Famous for Oprah’s favorite English muffin and artisan baked goods.
La Cheve Bakery and Brews
A family run Mexican restaurant and brewery located in Napa’s oldest building.
Oxbow Public Market
A vibrant community gathering space offering oysters, chocolate, burgers, local beer, and artisan goods.
Bounty Hunter
A downtown Napa institution known for its extensive wine and whiskey list and award winning BBQ.
Napa Valley Towns
Yountville
A culinary powerhouse with Michelin starred restaurants, art galleries, and luxury hotels.
St. Helena
Often considered Napa Valley’s main street, home to tasting rooms, restaurants, and The Culinary Institute of America at Greystone.
Calistoga
Known for geothermal hot springs, relaxed charm, and vineyards surrounded by the Vaca Mountains.
American Canyon
Southern gateway to Napa Valley with convenient ferry access to San Francisco.
Napa Valley Icons
Welcome to Napa Valley Sign
Erected in 1949, this iconic landmark marks your arrival into wine country.
Napa Valley College
A community hub with viticulture and winemaking programs and a teaching winery.
The Grape Crusher
A 15 foot tall sculpture celebrating Napa’s winemaking heritage.
Seasonal Experiences
Mustard Season
Every January, bright yellow mustard blooms blanket vineyard floors, helping regenerate soil and control pests.
Harvest
Beginning in August, vineyard crews work around the clock to bring in grapes at peak ripeness. The valley buzzes with energy and anticipation.
Why Sterling Vineyards Stands Out
Sterling Vineyards is the only winery in the world accessed by an aerial gondola. The ride offers sweeping 360 degree views of Napa Valley before guests arrive at the hilltop tasting experience.
It is not just a stop on the Monopoly board. It is one of Napa’s most iconic real life destinations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Napa Valley Monopoly Edition?
It is a special themed version of Monopoly featuring real wineries, towns, landmarks, and businesses from Napa Valley.
Is Sterling Vineyards featured on the board?
Yes. Sterling Vineyards is one of the highlighted wineries and includes its iconic aerial gondola experience.
When is the best time to visit Napa Valley?
Popular seasons include spring mustard bloom, summer vineyard season, harvest in late summer and fall, and cozy winter tasting experiences.
Can you visit the real locations on the Monopoly board?
Absolutely. All featured destinations are real Napa Valley locations open to visitors.
