LOLA in the Spotlight

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  • San Francisco Chronicle's Top 25 Wineries, 2026

    San Francisco Chronicle's Top 25 Wineries, 2026

    “Unwind in Lola’s utterly charming garden patio, sipping fresh, energetic wines alongside bread, butter and bottarga … These thin, translucent slices of conserva are hauntingly delicious with Lola’s white wines.”

  • The New York Times' 20 Joyous Wines, All Under $20

    The New York Times' 20 Joyous Wines, All Under $20

    “Lola is a quirky producer that makes an array of fascinating wines from grapes like charbono, muscat and sémillon...I love the novelties, but the more straightforward wines are delightful as well, like this chardonnay, pure, herbal, lively and fresh.”

  • RH Drexel’s Top 50 wines of 2025

    RH Drexel’s Top 50 wines of 2025

    ”2024 LOLA Artisanal Fiano, Rutherford, Napa Valley

    Green sharpness. Hidden flowers. Bottarga, baguette and butter. $ 48.00”

  • San Francisco Chronicle's Top 25 Wineries, 2025

    San Francisco Chronicle's Top 25 Wineries, 2025

    “Lola Wines’ youthful energy, accessibly priced wines and specialty in bottarga make it quite unlike any other winery at this sleepy northern end of Napa Valley.”

  • A brick house surrounded by lush green trees and plants, with a front yard and a small garden bed in California style. The house has a gray tiled roof, a chimney, and white window shutters. The magazine title 'Sonoma' is overlaid in large white letters, with the word 'Magazine' below in smaller white font.

    Sonoma Magazine: Lola Wines Gets Fresh in Calistoga

    “This Charming 1892 Brick House Is Home to One of Wine Country’s Best Tasting Rooms.

    It is the kind of place that inspires visitors to slow down and chill, all while exploring an array of vibrant and delicious wines.”

  • A stylized illustration of a traffic cone with the text '2024 HOT' on it and a ribbon that says 'BUILDINGS' underneath, all in dark navy and beige colors.

    WineBusiness Monthly’s Hot Brands 2024

    “LOLA was founded on the belief that wine is for everyone, that Cripe could make something interesting that the average consumer could love— easy, delicious, and a genuine value—but also honest and true to his passion for farming.”

  • Colorful abstract artwork portraying bottles stacked in a pyramid shape.

    Vinography Unboxed: Week of 1/19/25

    “The bright Malvasia Bianca and Dry Muscat that I tasted this week, as well as their more mysterious dark Charbono, and one of the more elegant Zinfandels I’ve had recently”

  • Two people sitting outdoors on a log, holding glasses of wine, with two bottles labeled 'LOLA' and 'LOLA' in front of them. One person is wearing shorts and hiking boots, and the other is in light-colored pants. The text 'JEB DUNNUCK' is overlaid on the image.

    R.H. Drexel's Top 50 Wines of 2024

    “Affordable typicity. Food friendly acid profile. First tulips.”

  • Person holding a glass of white wine at an outdoor dining table with food and bottles in the background.

    15 Oak-Aged White Wines That Aren’t Chardonnay

    “Floral, with distinct jasmine and orange blossom notes... It’s a totally different expression of Napa Valley, one fantastically unexpected.”

  • Close-up of hands holding three small ceramic dishes with food, including a dish with cheese and butternut squash, a dish with nuts and fruit, and a dish with a dark item, possibly a date or fruit, outdoors.

    16 Premier Wineries with Excellent Food in Napa Valley

    “Cheese and charcuterie boards can be a snooze at times, but it’s worth paying attention when a winery also makes its own conservas, such as at Lola Wines...”

  • A picnic table with a loaf of bread on a blue cloth, a plate of butter, a dish with olives and nuts, orange slices, sliced carrots, a bouquet of pink and yellow flowers, glasses of white wine, pens, and a menu from The Lola House in Calistoga, Napa Valley.

    San Francisco Chronicle's Top Wineries in Napa Valley, 2024

    “Lola Wines’ youthful energy, accessible prices and specialty in bottarga make it quite unlike any other winery at [the] sleepy northern end of Napa Valley.”

  • A vineyard in Napa Valley with rows of grapevines and rolling hills in the background, with the text 'Napa Valley Life Magazine' overlaid.

    Napa Varietal Series: Interesting Whites

    “When it comes to white wine in Napa Valley, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay may exist...but that doesn’t mean they’re the only styles produced here.”

  • San Francisco Chronicle's Top 25 Wineries in the Bay Area, 2023

    “The winery…also offers the chance to try some of its more esoteric efforts like Malvasia and dry Muscat.”

  • Two people sitting at a table having a conversation in a lush, green, outdoor setting with plants and hanging lights.

    San Francisco Chronicle's Top 25 Wineries in the Bay Area, 2022

    “Lola Wines' youthful energy, accessibly priced wines and specialty in bottarga make it quite unlike any other winery.”

  • People harvesting grapes in a vineyard during daylight, with vineyard rows and hills in the background.

    This Napa wine’s secret ingredient? Straw.

    “This unorthodox process of dehydrating grapes to concentrate the sugar, acidity and flavors dates back thousands of years.”

  • 12 Reasons to Love California Chardonnay

    The wines have evolved, but the negative stereotypes linger. These diverse bottles will challenge what you think you know.

  • A woman wearing glasses is pouring a drink into a glass held by a man with curly hair, both smiling, in a bright kitchen with large windows.

    Lola Wines’ lush new Napa tasting room is a quiet refuge of vibrant, affordable wine

    “Winemaker Seth Cripe is also one of the only U.S. producers of bottarga, an Italian fish-roe delicacy.”

  • A person with short curly hair wearing a green plaid shirt walking through a vineyard with lush grapevine leaves, with text overlay reading 'First Look' and 'Wine Advocate'.

    From Anna Maria Island to Calistoga: The Odyssey of Seth Cripe

    R.H. Drexel talks with founder and winemaker Seth Cripe about his journey from Anna Maria Island, Florida to Napa Valley, California.

  • A man with curly hair and a beard sitting outdoors next to a table with wine bottles, surrounded by greenery.

    A cool, refreshing Napa Valley red for LOLA’s Seth Cripe

    S. Irene Virbila talks with founder and winemaker Seth Cripe about his experience building LOLA Wines and what he’s drinking now.

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  • “Lola Wines' youthful energy, accessibly priced wines and specialty in bottarga make it quite unlike any other winery.”

    Esther Mobley, San Francisco Chronicle

  • "[Seth Cripe] attempts to minimize the interference of the human hand, believing that starting with superior ingredients is the key to a great product...The end result? Subtle, food-friendly, almost graceful wines that beg to be added to your wine cellar."

    Food52

  • "A bright and focused wine on the palate with green apple and lemon citrus with a nice touch of lightly toasted oak spice and steely mineral like component to the finish."

    Wine Watch

  • "The color is gorgeous, and the flavor profile even delivers hints of true Burgundian character laced with bits of Oregonian earthiness. This Pinot Noir is not the best of both worlds; it's the best of all worlds!"

    Gary Fishman, Buyer for Wally’s