Napa Valley's transformation into a premier wine region post-Prohibition is vividly chronicled, highlighting the collaboration among winemakers from 1934 to 1967. Lapsley details how their shared vision and competitive spirit led to significant improvements in wine quality, ultimately reshaping Napa's reputation. Notable wineries like Beaulieu and Beringer feature throughout, with personal stories adding depth. The narrative concludes with the wine boom of the 1970s, emphasizing the blend of craft, vision, and determination that fueled Napa's success, making it a favorite among global wine enthusiasts.
