Are These The Most Beautiful Wineries in California?
In this concise video segment, Austin Klar highlights three Northern California wineries that stand out for their high‑end design and architecture. He first showcases McRostie in the Russian River Valley, noting its tasting room designed by Gould Evans with landscape work by Roche and Roche and interiors by Grant K. Gibson, featuring multiple indoor venues and three patio terraces overlooking extensive vineyards. Next, he presents Stewart Cellars in Yountville, whose Washington Street tasting room, designed by Ken Folk and Arcanum Architecture, mimics a Scottish abbey and is arranged around a heritage oak tree, forming two courtyards that connect three buildings. Finally, he describes Silver Oak in Alexander Valley, designed by Piaciotta Architecture, where the exterior walls are constructed from century‑old wine tanks and the entry stairs are made from reclaimed oak barrel wood. The segment ends with a call to follow for more Bay Area architecture highlights.
