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Opus One 2023

Unveiling Opus One 2023

As winemakers, we spend much of harvest in patient anticipation. We walk the vineyards, taste berries, evaluate ripeness, and wait for the moment when all the sensory elements align. During the 2023 harvest, those moments arrived again and again.

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Our Wines

Our founders set out to create a single wine dedicated to the pursuit of uncompromising quality. This singular mission shapes every vintage, today and for generations to come.

Opus One 2023

What Makes Opus One 2023 an Exceptional Expression of Classic Wine?

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Michael Silacci's final harvest

A Quarter Century in Pursuit of Excellence: Michael Silacci’s Final Harvest at Opus One

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The Estate

The Napa Valley had never seen anything quite like Opus One when we first opened our doors in 1991. It referenced a proud European heritage while reinventing its application in an unprecedented and experimental composition – a metaphor for balancing the old with the new.

Forrest Eimold

Opus One Premieres x Festival Napa Valley

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Stewardship

At Opus One, stewardship is not a single initiative, but a way of being – rooted in tradition, driven by innovation, and inspired by a collective vision for a better future.

Veraison at the Opus One Estate

What Can Veraison Reveal About Vintage 2026?

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Sheep grazing

How Does Grazing Support Regenerative Farming at Opus One?

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Pruning

Pruning: Setting the Stage for the Season

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Our Story

Opus One is dedicated to a dream: the uncompromised pursuit of absolute quality through the creation of a single wine of balance, complexity, and power.

Michael Silacci

Opus One Announces Planned Retirement of Winemaker Michael Silacci after 2026 Harvest

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The office of Opus One International in Bordeaux

Why does Opus One have a home in Bordeaux?

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Winery Experiences

Co-Founders Robert Mondavi and Baron Philippe de Rothschild shared a passion for “the good life” – the belief that fine wine, exceptional cuisine, and good company around an artfully laid table enrich the lives of friends and family. This shared belief became the foundation of their vision for hospitality in Napa Valley.

Fontainebleau Scholars, from left, Blues Zhang, Holly Bogle, Mira Kardan, Christopher Barefoot, and 2026 prize winner, Nora Popescu

How Does Opus One Foster the Next Generation of Composers?

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Plums in the Opus One Orchard

What is the Estate’s Culinary Philosophy?

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