Langtry Farms spreads across 35 square miles in Middletown, Lake County, just north of Napa Valley. If you’re driving through the area, it’s only about 10 minutes from downtown Middletown, making it an easy stop when you’re exploring Lake County wine country with your dog.

The winery has built its reputation on award-winning wines, and the real draw here is that your dog can tag along for the entire experience—the tour and the tasting room included. It’s genuinely set up for dogs to be part of the visit, not an afterthought. You’ll move through the property together, getting a sense of the vineyards and production while your dog gets to stretch out and sniff new territory. The tasting room itself is welcoming to dogs, which means you’re not stuck outside while everyone else enjoys the wines.

The setting itself matters. This is working farmland, not some polished resort property, so there’s a real agricultural feel to it. You get the sense of an actual operating estate rather than a visitor attraction that happens to allow dogs. The scale of the place—35 square miles—means there’s genuine space to explore beyond just the main buildings.

What makes this different from typical dog-friendly wineries is the integration. Your dog isn’t being tolerated on a patio; they’re genuinely part of the tour experience. If you’re serious about wine and want to actually learn something about what you’re tasting, while also wanting your dog with you the whole time, this works better than most places. The location north of Napa also means you’re hitting a less-crowded wine region, which tends to feel more relaxed for dogs anyway. Bring water for your dog and check in about seasonal tasting menus and any special events happening during your visit.