Completion: spring 2026.
Cost: undisclosed
Project Manager: Pound Management, Oakland and Napa
General Contractor: Wright Contracting, Santa Rosa
Interior Design: BAMO, San Francisco
Landscaping: Blasen Arquitectura Paisajista, San Anselmo
Treasury Wine Estates plans to begin building multimillion-dollar renovations on Beaulieu Vineyard, with the goal of returning the look and feel of the Napa Valley vineyard to its 19th-century roots and transforming it into a luxury experience.
The redesign aims to restore the original stone buildings built in 1885, reflected in historic photographs, while editing the guest experience with a mix of beyond and future and focusing attention on the vineyards, the Australian company announced on Tuesday.
Managing director and senior winemaker Trevor Durling said the paintings aim to harness the work of BV founders Georges and Fernande de Latour and pioneering winemaker André Tchelistcheff to “lay the groundwork for the next century. “
“Given BV’s historic importance to the American wine industry, it is incredibly exciting to repair this iconic property so that future generations can revel in a Rutherford component,” Durling said in the press release.
The project, designed through Signum Architecture, will feature a deviated front facing Seneca Vineyard, also known as BV10. The new spaces in the two-story construction will feature an outdoor tasting patio, several personal tasting rooms that will allow VIP experiences, a lounge reserved for club members, a Georges de Latour personal reserve wine library for collectors’ experiences, and a room with flexible seating for giant groups.
During the renovations, which are expected to begin this year and be completed in spring 2026, the existing reserve tasting room at the south end of the building and the adjacent club lounge will remain open. And wine production will also continue at the site.
Treasury Wine Estates has opened its portfolio to acquire key premium wine brands and iconic Wine Country properties. It acquired Daou Family Estates, a luxury manufacturer in Paso Robles, last fall for $1 billion. Early last year, the revival of the popular streetcar formula for hilltop Sterling Vineyards was completed, as well as the reconstruction of some buildings broken in the 2020 glass fire.
“Consumers are at the center of everything we do, and we see an opportunity to redouble our efforts as customer demands continue to interact at higher levels of value,” said Ben Dollard, president of Treasury Americas. “Following the acquisition of DAOU Vineyards and the combination of our existing highly regarded brands into a single portfolio in Treasury Americas, we are proud to now have the nation’s leading portfolio of luxury wines. “
Treasury Americas has the market share for still wine, which is priced above $20 a bottle, according to information from Circana.
The De Latours began in 1903 with the purchase of the 127-acre vineyard, called BV Ranch No. 1, as opposed to the BV winery, then in 1923 they acquired the production site, then called Fred Ewer Winery. Treasure acquired BV in 2016 and has since modernized. the brand’s vineyards and wines.
Jeff Quackenbush covers wine and real estate. Contact him at jquackenbush@busjrnl. com or 707-521-4256.
Completion: spring 2026.
Cost: Not disclosed
Project Manager: Pound Management, Oakland and Napa
General Contractor: Wright Contracting, Santa Rosa
Interior Design: BAMO, San Francisco
Landscaping: Blasen Landscape Architecture, San Anselmo