PREMIUM DRINKS
OPUS ONE WINERY
Opus One is the realized dream of two men: Baron Philippe de Rothschild of Chateau Mouton Rothschild in Bordeaux and Napa Valley vintner Robert Mondavi. Together, the brand's founders set out to create a single wine dedicated to the pursuit of uncompromising quality. This singular mission shapes every vintage, today and for generations to come.
SUSTAINABILITY PURPOSE
Co-founder, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, famously remarked, “Making a great wine is easy, it’s just the first 100 years that are difficult.” As Opus One approaches the halfway mark of that century in 2029, the winery reflects on its journey with a clear vision for the future. In 2021, the Opus One team united to craft a 2030 Vision – a roadmap that identifies the behaviours and initiatives most vital to its employees, community, and the planet. A key outcome of this vision was the commitment to being globally responsible, embedded across every facet of the organisation, from vineyard to table. As both farmers and artisans, Opus One is deeply invested in the stewardship of its estate and the broader environment. The winery recognises that sustainable practices not only enhance the quality of its wines but also benefit its neighbours and customers. This ethos is reflected in a culture of conservation and mindful consumption, with dedicated efforts in energy efficiency, regenerative farming, water conservation, waste reduction, sustainable transportation, responsible purchasing and thoughtful food practices. Opus One’s sustainability journey is a testament to its enduring values – preserving tradition while embracing innovation to ensure a thriving future for generations to come.

Established
1978
Headquarters
Oakville, CA
First certified
2025
Employees
125-150
Categories
Wine
Website
Distribution
Global


PATHWAY TO HIGHER STANDARDS
Following its certification, Opus One has established objectives to integrate its goals into collaborative agreements with suppliers as the most effective way to amplify its impact. The company is also committed to achieving self-sufficient power generation by 2035.