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Beaulieu Garden is a private, family-owned estate and is one of the oldest wine producing vineyards in the Napa Valley. In 1899 French winemaker Georges de Latour purchased a parcel of farm land and planted the first 600 acres of European grape stock in the Napa Valley. He came to the Valley with the intention of growing French grapes in California and decided to surprise his wife, Fernande, with this stunning piece of property. When she saw the land she exclaimed “Quel beau lieu” which translates what a beautiful place. And thus became the name of this extraordinary private estate in Rutherford.

Georges de Latour was intent on producing a quality wine in the French tradition, and he imported hundreds of thousands of grafted vines to California to establish Beaulieu Vineyard. The family sold Beaulieu Vineyard in the late 1960s and today grapes grown on the property are used exclusively to make the Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. Beaulieu Garden remains in the family of Georges and Fernande de Latour and their great and great-great grandchildren continue to spend time at their home on the estate.