Welcome to our new Enewsletter Blog!
We heard your feedback that our Enewsletter can be VERY long at time. So we are trying something new! A supporting Blog post which contains more news and information that would have otherwise been found in the Enewsletter. No more endless scrolling. YAY!
We are still working through this new format. We thank you for your patience as we figure out what is best. We expect over the next few weeks we will get this honed in and it will be even better.
Thank you for all your support and have a great weekend!
Whitney Diver McEvoy
President & CEO, Yountville Chamber of Commerce
Welcome New Signature Members
Please join us in welcoming Impackful Solutions to the Yountville Chamber of Commerce! A single source for all custom packaging, fulfillment, copacking and storage solutions.
“We invest time in learning your business, building relationships, and creating custom solutions to fit your exact needs. Combining years of custom packaging and logistics expertise, with a vast knowledge of the wine and spirits industry. Sommelier level mastery merged with professional spirits certification, gives us the foundation to take a vision and make it incredible. We blend these elements into one simple solution for our clients.
We want all of our clients to BE IMPACKFUL.”
Please join us in welcoming Flair Marketing Solutions to the Yountville Chamber of Commerce! Full service marketing company with a mission is to help guide enterprise growth efficiently by understanding client wants and needs, identifying target outreach.
“We help businesses focus their strategic marketing efforts by focusing on what brings successful data driven results – with flair. flair. Solutions mission is to help guide enterprise growth efficiently by understanding client wants and needs, identifying target outreach and pursuing the market leading strategies to effectively increase branding and winning marketing campaigns.”
Federal State & Local News
New General Industry Workplace Violence Prevention Bill Starting July 1, 2024
Last year, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 553, creating a new general industry workplace violence prevention standard. As previously reported, effective July 1, 2024, California employers need to implement and maintain a comprehensive workplace violence prevention plan, which they may incorporate into their Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) or maintain as a separate document. Employers are also required to conduct workplace violence training and create workplace violence incident logs.
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) is responsible for enforcing this new law. To help employers with drafting their plan, Cal/OSHA recently published a model workplace violence prevention plan along with fact sheets. Similar to Cal/OSHA’s model COVID-19 Prevention Plan, the model workplace violence prevention plan contains:
- An overview of the law;
- Directions for drafting the plan;
- Key legal definitions; and
- A framework of all required plan components with areas for employers to customize the plan based on their particular worksite.
Member to Member Benefit Spotlight
If you require additional membership cards (the Member to Member discount is available to all employees of your business) or if you wish to add an offer to the list, please contact [email protected]
Member to Member List
MEMBER TO MEMBER BENEFIT: Two complementary tastings Sunday – Thursday with advance reservations.
MEMBER TO MEMBER BENEFIT: Complementary tasting for 2 and 10% off.
MEMBER TO MEMBER BENEFIT: 20% off room rate. Black out dates apply.
Member Updates & News
The Restaurant at North Block Locals Experience
Introducing “Locals Who Lunch” with The Restaurant at North Block Yountville. Serving a vibrant 3 – Course Pre- Fixed lunch experience. Offers Wed- Sun from 12:00p.m – 3:00p.m. Reserve Now.
Experience New Bottles with Chandon
Two new wines from a dream vintage. Introducing Russian River Valley and Monterey 2018 Blanc de Blancs!
The 2018 growing season in California played out like a dream. Beautiful, steady conditions, peppered with bouts of rainfall yielded complex, rich grapes up and down the state.
Add in the craftsmanship of our skilled winemaking team and the result- two absolutely delicious club exclusive wines.
Local Happenings You May Have Missed
It’s the perfect opportunity to treat yourself to something sparkly or find the ideal Mother’s Day gift for all the incredible moms in your life.
May 11 – It’s time for our first annual Roses and Rosé brunch! Join us on The Rooftop at The Kitchen at Priest Ranch for a morning filled with bubbles, brunch, and bouquets! You’ll start with a splash of our 2019 Brut Rosé as you ascend to our rooftop for a delicious family-style brunch curated by Executive Chef Dan Solomon and paired with our exciting springtime releases.
At the conclusion of brunch, you’ll be guided through a wine bottle bouquet-making class with Mara Williams (@weedsinajar_) on a bottle of our newly released 2023 Rosé or our 2019 Brut Rosé for an additional fee.
May 11 – 12 – Celebrate the mothers all weekend long with Four Seasons.
Book your Mothers Day Weekend activities at Four Seasons now!
May 18 – The 12th annual Yountville Art, Sip & Stroll, Napa Valley’s premier visual arts event, is happening on Saturday, May 18th, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Explore the works of over 50 juried artists showcasing paintings, sculptures, ceramics, photography, jewelry, and more amidst the picturesque backdrop of Yountville. Enjoy live music and immerse yourself in the vibrant arts scene! This year’s collectible event poster features a stunning design by Napa Valley contemporary artist Chris Cammarata. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to add a piece of local art to your collection!
While admission to the event is free, you can enhance your experience with a tasting package for $40 per person. This package includes a glass with four wine tasting tokens to use at any event wine tasting stop, along with a signed Art, Sip & Stroll 2024 poster.
Every Thursday of May – The Restaurant at North Block as they launch Rose all May! Unwinding with colleagues and friends in the courtyard every Thursday of may from 3:00 – 5:00p.m. Rotating pours from local female winemakers and sip n shops experiences.
Yountville Blogs
Taking place Saturday, May 18 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Yountville Art, Sip & Stroll is Napa Valley’s largest visual arts event. Free to attend, the open-air event includes more than 50 juried artists proudly showcasing their fine art, sculptures, ceramics, photography, jewelry, and live music throughout this quintessential Napa Valley town.
Local News
French Laundry Chef Opens RO Restaurant and Lounge in Yountville
What began as a pop-up caviar lounge in 2021 from French Laundry chef Thomas Keller is transforming into a full-fledged restaurant focused on Asian-inspired cuisine. The former Regiis Ova Caviar & Champagne Lounge in Yountville, which showcased Keller’s own brand of caviars, has become RO Restaurant and Lounge.
While caviar will still have a strong showing at the intimate indoor/outdoor Yountville destination, Chef de Cuisine Jeffery Hayashi has imagined a debut menu that includes Hokkaido Uni Toast, Artichoke Custard infused with almond wood-smoked pork belly, Wolfe Ranch BBQ brined in shio koji (a Japanese marinade) and Shave Ice, a Hawaiian favorite topped with huckleberry and dried hibiscus syrup. The restaurant menu is inspired by Hayashi’s roots in Hawaii, with California touches. Read More.
Trailblazing manager of 138-year-old Sonoma vineyard steps into bigger role at Napa Valley’s St. Supéry
Brenae Royal, already a trailblazer in an industry with few young Black women as viticulturists, now has taken her career to a higher level.
As of Monday, Royal became director of vineyard operations for St. Supéry Estate Vineyards & Winery, overseeing 577 planted acres in Napa Valley.
“I’m looking forward to building a strong team to gently care for the old vine cabernet sauvignon and sauvignon blanc at Dollarhide and further enhance the younger blocks at all three estate locations,” Royal said in the news release.
Read More.
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