To Kalon Vineyard

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To Kalon Vineyard is one of Napa Valley's most renowned sites, situated in the Oakville appellation. Originally planted in 1868 by Hamilton Walker Crabb, it has been a cornerstone of California's wine industry. The vineyard's name, meaning "the highest beauty" in Greek, reflects its esteemed reputation. To Kalon is particularly celebrated for its Cabernet Sauvignon, which thrives in the well-drained, gravelly soils and optimal sun exposure. The vineyard's fame was further amplified by Robert Mondavi, who built his winery within its borders and highlighted the vineyard's name on some of his finest wines. Today, To Kalon grapes are highly sought after, with many top winemakers using them. The vineyard is also known for its complex history and legal disputes over its name and boundaries. Despite these challenges, To Kalon remains a symbol of Napa Valley's excellence in wine production.