There are no grape fields in Napa Valley, and there are no luxurious wineries of later generations, and large wine cellars filled with wooden barrels. Five hundred years ago, this was the land of Indian tribes, as it has been for the past thousand, ten thousand years.

From the ancient wilderness to today, countless Miwok people live in this long and narrow valley. They reclaimed the land along the river and built tribal longhouses, which were passed on from generation to generation. And the only thing that remains the same is the sunny summer sun, and the sweet,

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