She, along with two other Napa Valley wineries—Smith-Madrone Winery and Summit Lake Vineyards—has taken Napa County to federal court, alleging something far more serious than a permitting dispute: violations of constitutional rights, including free speech. By any reasonable standard, this sounds made up: a small, family-owned winery facing millions of dollars in fines for pouring wine for visitors.
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