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After retiring from the Army
as a Lieutenant Colonel in 1967, our Grandfather Norman (Bud)
Robinson and wife Helen (Dinky) Robinson purchased 78 acres in the
Napa Valley.
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An idea of vineyards was planted by friends and neighbors Nathan Fay
and Father Tom Turnbull and that was all it took to get our
grandparents inspired. They gave up horses and cattle, planted
vineyards and joined the Home Winemaker's Association. After Grandpa's
passing in 1998 the family has dedicated themselves to continuing the
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Norman and Helen's daughter Susie Robinson Jinks and son-in-law Tom
Jinks run all the day to day operations. Granddaughters Carrie, Kim
and Robin also help with the family business with their
respective husbands Joe, JD, and Zack close by their side
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The family has grown
tremendously in the past
few years, which greatly benefits the picking during the
harvest season. We define what it truly means to be an "actual
family owned and operated" winery.
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Having such a close knit family is an advantage to having more
"helping hands" within the family business.
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With six great grandsons and one great granddaughter, life is filled
with lots of excitement, chaos, and laughs.
Come sit with us, hear
our story, drink some wine and enjoy a truly exceptional experience!
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