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Volcanic Hillsides. Napa Structure. Now available: Premium Cabernet Sauvignon from the Crystal Springs of Napa Valley AVA — a rare opportunity to source fruit from Napa Valley’s newest and highly distinctive hillside appellation. Officially established in 2024, the Crystal Springs AVA is known for its steep volcanic hillsides, cooling maritime influence, and elevations ranging from 400–1,400 feet. These conditions help produce Cabernet Sauvignon with deep concentration, rich aromatics, freshness, and structured tannins. Unlike vineyards higher up on Howell Mountain, Crystal Springs sits below the inversion layer, allowing vines to benefit from both warm afternoon sun and cool nighttime conditions. The result is Cabernet Sauvignon that balances power with elegance, making this AVA increasingly sought after by premium producers. As vineyard sourcing decisions continue across Napa Valley, listings like this provide wineries the opportunity to secure distinctive, site-driven Cabernet earl

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TTB AVA Map Explorer Napa Valley has its newest sub AVA, the Crystal Springs of Napa Valley which wineries can begin listing on their labels Nov 15th of this year. That brings the total to 17 sub AVAs within Napa Valley. The TTB has some great resources on their site including their AVA Map Explorer which is a huge resource for wineries to confirm the boundary details of any AVA.