Monday, September 14th  ·  Napa Valley, CA

Operatus uncorked. Wine country escape.

Operatus
Uncorked

Dreamforce doesn't start until Tuesday, so let's get a head start on the week. Fly in a day early, skip the hotel lobby, and spend Monday in Napa with us instead.

10 AM PT · Departing San Francisco
Date

Monday, September 14th

time

10 AM PT

Stops

3 Napa Wineries

transport

Bus from SF

cost

Hosted by Operatus

What to expect

We leave San Francisco at 10 AM and a bus will pick us up from town. Here's where the day takes us.

First Stop

Spring Mountain

With roots reaching back to the 1870s, Spring Mountain climbs the slopes above St. Helena across a sprawling 845-acre property of vineyards, caves, gardens, and a grand Victorian mansion. We'll stop here to taste elegant mountain-grown wines and take in sweeping views of the valley below.

Second Stop · Midday

Rutherford Ranch

Time to settle in for lunch with bottle service at Rutherford Ranch, a stunning wine country setting. We'll have a delicious picnic lunch delivered from Oakville Grocery, a beloved Napa Valley landmark since 1881, known for its local wines, artisan cheeses, and picnic classics.

Last Stop

Silver Oak

Founded in 1972 over a handshake between two friends, Silver Oak has spent decades perfecting a single wine, Cabernet Sauvignon. It is still family-owned and known for its striking tasting room. We'll stop here to sip the wine that helped define Napa.

Why you should come

1

Unwind without rush

Start the week rested and unwind a little, instead of jumping straight into three packed days at Moscone.

2

Planned Tour

See three well-known Napa wineries in a single day, and we've already done the planning for you.

3

Great People

Get to know the Operatus team and some peers outside a conference room, which is where the best conversations happen anyway.

Meet your hosts

Chris Fezza

CEO

Ryan Ambrose

VP Sales

Selay Richmond

Sales Director

Jason Faulconer

Head of Client Services

FAQs

No, you don't. If you're in San Francisco that week and want a day in Napa, come along.

You'll want to land Sunday night or Monday morning so you can make the 10 AM departure. It's an extra night away from home, but it's worth it.

Just let us know as soon as you can. We set our transport and lunch numbers with the tour company ahead of time.

Yes, and there's no limit on how many people you bring.

Something comfortable and casual works best. Napa gets warm during the day but cools off once you're moving between wineries, so a light jacket doesn't hurt.

Monday, September 14th · 10 AM PT · Napa Valley

Join us in Napa

Limited spots. RSVP and we'll handle the rest.

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