Napa Green
Overview
Napa Green provides sustainability certification and practical technical support for the wine industry. Its vineyard and winery pathways combine assessments, improvement planning, education, and independent verification. Winegrape growers can explore regenerative vineyard practices, carbon farm planning, and irrigation assessments, while wineries can address facility resource use and emissions. The organization also offers workshops and resources for the wider wine community. Certification involves program requirements, fees, and assessments; contact the team to identify the appropriate pathway for your operation.
What they do
Vineyard sustainability certification
Certifies Napa County vineyards on regenerative and climate-focused practices through third-party verification, with a custom carbon farm plan, irrigation efficiency assessment, and expert consulting.
Winery sustainability certification
Certifies Napa Valley wineries through an integrated assessment of energy, water, materials, and emissions, with improvement planning and standards that also cover social equity and supply chain.
Regenerative practice adoption
Supports winegrowers adopting practices such as cover crops, compost, and no-till through peer-learning trials on single vineyard blocks with soil-health tracking, and guides growers through documentation for regenerative practice payments.
Sustainability education
Offers workshops and public resources on sustainability practices for the wine industry and the wider Napa Valley community.
Programs and services
Locations
- Published contact address 925 School Street #403, Napa, CA 94559, United States