The family name Vidal originates from a small village in Spain of the same name. This renowned family had a naval shipping business that produced great wealth for the Vidal family and eventually led to expansion to the U.S.

After immigrating to Napa Valley, California, some members of the Vidal family started growing grape vines in this rich agricultural region they now called home. Vidal Vineyards was started as a boutique winery and the high quality wines they produces were originally reserved for private guests and family friends.

Eventually, their reputation grew over the years, and Vidal’s wine business expanded significantly. The winery started sourcing grapes from other prime vineyards in the area to boost production.  Later, it created a vines-to-wines program which produce specific high-profile wines for unique customers such as wine clubs, corporations, and restaurants.