The French Laundry
The table
A stone laundry house in Napa Valley where Thomas Keller made perfection feel warm. Salmon cornets forever.
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Yountville is named for George Yount, who planted Napa Valley's first vineyard in the late 1830s — long before the valley meant wine to anyone.
The Rebobs of the Valley
Napa teenagers have warned each other for generations about the Rebobs — winged monkey-creatures, escaped from some mad experiment, that drop from the trees along dark Partrick Road onto the roofs of parked cars. No one has ever photographed one. Everyone knows someone who's seen one.
The local landmark
Veterans Home of California, Yountville stands as Yountville's defining structure — the sight that anchors the city in memory long after the meal is finished.
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