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NAPA’S NEXT GENERATION OXBOW
OXBOW PUBLIC MARKET & WALT NAPA CHALLENGES OF FAMILY-OWNED WINERIES BEYOND WINE TASTING • ELEVATED DINING
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… a magazine that showcases Napa Valley’s acclaimed wineries, restaurants, luxury retail stores, the exquisite wine country way of life. Experience the splendor of our region. Savor the sights and sensations. Taste. See. Feel. Breathe deep. You’re in Napa Valley.
EDITORIAL OVERVIEW From the publishers of Wine Country This Week (the leading wine country magazine published for more than 38 years) is VERY NAPA VALLEY. Whether you visit a few times a year, just for a day, or open your backdoor every morning to vineyards, VERY NAPA VALLEY magazine will allow you to live page by page the very Napa Valley way of life.
Lifestyle | Culture | Cuisine | Wine | Experiences Architecture and Design | Outdoor Adventure | People
TARGET AND REACH The largest segment of repeat customers from the San Francisco Bay Area: The San Francisco Bay Area delivers the largest segment (37.7%) of visitors to Napa Valley. These people are also your repeat customers – visiting more than three times a year. Through our unique relationship with San Francisco Magazine, VERY NAPA VALLEY will be delivered to San Francisco Magazine’s paid subscribers in San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Marin and Napa counties with the Spring/Summer 2020 issue. Leisure – the primary reason for visiting Napa Valley: With more than a third of visitors coming for the weekend, VERY NAPA VALLEY will showcase your resort, spa service or luxury shopping experience via its controlled circulation in San Francisco, Marin, Sonoma and Napa counties.
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32% Controlled Distribution (13,000+)
with San Francisco Magazine (22,000+ Subscribers)
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And, of course, we reach the highest demographic residents of Napa County: VERY NAPA VALLEY will be direct mailed to elite Napa Valley residents. These home owners (average household income exceeds $250,000 and homes valued at over $1,000,000) are consumers of life’s finest luxury goods and services from designer clothing, jewelry, upscale furniture and antiques to elegant dining experiences.
Napa Direct Mail (5,000+)
AUDIENCE/QUALIFIED CIRCULATION • 22,000+
copies direct mailed to San Francisco Magazine paid subscribers throughout the Bay Area (San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin and Napa counties) April issue of San Francisco Magazine
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direct mailed (in mid-April) to homes in Napa County with an average household income of more than $250,000 annually.
• 13,000+
distributed at luxury hotels and high-end destinations in Marin, San Francisco, Sonoma and Napa Valley: … 30+ locations in San Francisco including The Ritz Carlton, Sheraton Palace, Four Seasons, The Fairmont and Intercontinental … 100+ locations in Napa Valley including Silverado Resort, Auberge du Soleil, The Harvest Inn and Mount View Hotel. (April 2020 through August 2020 for the Spring/Summer edition)
San Francisco Magazine Subscribers 22,000+ plus Controlled Distribution 13,000+ plus Napa Direct Mail 5,000+
ADDED BONUS! • E-newsletter • Distribution
ads in both San Francisco and Silicon Valley magazines at Silicon Valley events
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AD SPECIFICATIONS SPRING/SUMMER 2020 • Ads must be correct size • For best results supply ads in PDF format. • All 4-color, CMYK process settings (no RGB or spot colors) • Acceptable software: Illustrator, QuarkXpress, InDesign or Photoshop – Illustrator files – Convert type to outlines, include all embedded art files, save art as EPS or PDF – Photoshop files – save as TIFF; Photos must be saved at 300 dpi, line art at 1200 dpi • Custom colors named in InDesign or QuarkXpress must have specific names (no RED or BLUE, etc.)
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Questions: Chandra Grant, chandra@winecountrythisweek.com, 707.938.1783
VERY NAPA VALLEY 669 Broadway, Suite B, Sonoma, CA 95476, www.VeryNapaValley.com RoseAnn Trzesniewski 707.334.1930 rmtrue@comcast.net
Patti Neumann 410.262.6797 patti@winecountrythisweek.com
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BERINGER VINEY YARDS
ADVERTORIAL
History ry and Elegance Fuse with the Beauty ty of Wine Country ry The Beringer name may be something you’ve heard before. ften. It’s safe fe to say Beringer is a well-known brand Maybe oft associated with a heritage of innovative winemaking that produces quality wine. What’s less well known is the history of the Beringer fa family Valley as a world-class wine and how it helped establish Napa Va region. That said, a visit to Napa Va Valley would be incomplete without spending a few hours at the Beringer winery estate in St. Helena including the sprawling, manicured grounds, the Beringer fa family’s original dating back to the 1800s, a wine ft shops and exquisite gardens. cave, gift The winery has been off ffering tours of its fa facilities and grounds for 82 years; it was the first to off ffer public tours in Napa Va Valley. y Its walking tours off ffer visitors a peek into the contributions of the Beringer fa family … to winemaking and to y the local history. Visitors can choose between the half-hour Legacy Cave Tour, which travels through the Old Winery and historic wine To Taste of Beringer tour, which tunnels, and the hour-long Ta features a walk around the property, fe y, a barrel tasting and a sitdown tasting in the historic Rhine House.
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Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. | 2000 Main Street , St . Helena, CA 9457744 | (707) 302-7592 | www.beringer.com
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