@GearNoir here's the report from one of the wineries I mentioned to you for visiting.
One of Napa Valley's most well-known attractions is still standing, but it has reportedly suffered major losses on the property.
Castello di Amorosa, remembered by many as the "castle" visible from Highway 128 in Calistoga,
told The Chronicle their farmhouse was razed by the Glass Fire. That farmhouse held all of their bottled wine, some fermentation tanks and a number of offices. The 13th century-inspired Tuscan manor survived the blaze, however.
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