Wine country

We explore why the Bay Area is one of the most famous wine regions in the world. Hear the untold stories of the winemakers and winegrowers that put the Bay Area on the wine map.

The Glass Fire continues to boom and tens of thousands of people in Napa County remain evacuated as the fire creeps closer to the city of Calistoga and amid the destruction — stories of heroes emerging. NBC Bay Area’s Jodi Hernandez, Lili Tan and Jeff Ranieri report.

A wildfire in Northern California’s wine country continued to spread out of control Tuesday burning over 42,500 acres and destroying 80 homes.

A wildfire in Northern California’s wine country continued to spread out of control Tuesday as strong winds fanned flames in the already badly scorched region, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes, many of which have been destroyed by the flames. Cierra Johnson, Kari Hall and Bob Redell report.

Calistoga’s Castello di Amarosa, Napa Valley’s famed castle, was significantly damaged by the Glass Fire, which continues to rip through wine country.

A wildfire in Northern California’s wine country continued to spread out of control Tuesday as strong winds fanned flames in the already badly scorched region, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes, many of which have been destroyed by the flames. Cierra Johnson and Bob Redell report.

Residents are nervous and firefighters exhausted, as the latest round of wildfires known as the Glass Fire scorches parts of Napa and Sonoma counties. NBC Bay Area has team coverage and provides the latest updates.

The entire city of Calistoga was evacuated Monday and flames from the rapidly expanding Glass Fire moved relentlessly down the hillside east of town. Terry McSweeney reports.

All 5,200 residents of Calistoga were told to leave immediately as the Glass Fire got too dangerous Monday. Jodi Hernandez reports.

Firefighters are working to save what they can in Calistoga, where a world-famous winery lost several valuables in the fire. Jodi Hernandez reports for NBC Bay Area.

The Glass Fire in Napa County has destroyed homes and forced evacuations across the area. NBC Bay Area has team coverage and provides the latest updates.

Multiple brush fires with “dangerous rate of spread” have prompted evacuation orders Sunday and early Monday in Napa and Sonoma counties, firefighters said. Bob Redell and Cierra Johnson report.

From its rich history to its fine wine and dining, Sonoma County is a beautiful getaway! Malou Nubla shows us all the amazing things to experience.

September is blooming with a fragrant bouquet of join-from-home events.

He doesn’t look like the other CEO’s in the Wine Country, but that’s not what got Carlton McCoy the job. Instead, it was his knowledge of wines and his plans to transform the industry, making it more inclusive for people of color. Raj Mathai reports.

Wine tasting hoping to resume soon when Sonoma and Napa counties move into the next phase and of course, new safety measures will be in place. Janelle Wang spoke to Kathryn Hall, owner of Hall Wines in Napa Valley about what they’re doing to get ready.

Our Wine Country is a big part of the Bay Area’s economy and tourism and right now, it’s struggling. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Jeff Knowles, COO of Alpha Omega Winery in Napa Valley about their changing business plan.

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