Napa Winery Sunday Summary – 09/26/2021

Dave Kearney Napa Wineries, Napa Wineries Sunday Summary, Social Analytics

From 9/12/21 to 9/26/21

We follow the social marketing habits of an ever-growing number of Napa Winery companies. The information included in this report shows social marketing usage along with the specific information to help our clients market better.


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Napa Winery Social Account Usage

The chart below shows the percentage of Napa Winery companies that utilize each of the most popular social channels.

Social Account Usage Among Napa Winery
Type Percent
facebook 99%
twitter 82%
instagram 77%
youtube 43%
pinterest 28%
yelp 26%
tripadvisor 24%
linkedin 11%
tumblr 7%
foursquare 3%

Facebook Frequency and Top Posters

This section shows the percentage of Napa Winery companies that posted a quantity of articles during this time period. As you can see, a large percentage posted 0 articles, while a small percentage posted over 10 times The table shows which companies posted the most number of times.

Top Facebook Posters This Week
Company Posts
Hall Wines 12
Merryvale Vineyards 11
Clif Family Winery 10
Robert Mondavi Winery 10
Corison Winery 9

Facebook Biggest Movers

The information in this section shows which facebook posters had the largest change in the number of page likes over the last month and quarter. This information is highly correlated with the number and quality of their posts.

Top Facebook Pages With The Biggest Change In Likes This Quarter
Company Change
Brandlin Vineyard +56%
Joel Gott Wines +51%
Amici Cellars +19%
Shafer Vineyards +12%
Benessere +11%
Elkhorn Peak Cellars +10%
Nickel & Nickel +9%
Menage a Trois Wines +7%
Terra Valentine +7%
Goosecross Cellars +5%
Top Facebook Pages With The Biggest Change In Likes This Month
Company Change
Shafer Vineyards +12%
Benessere +10%
Joel Gott Wines +7%
Amici Cellars +3%
Hudson Vineyards +2%
John Anthony Vineyards +2%
Menage a Trois Wines +2%
Nickel & Nickel +2%
Stags' Leap Winery +2%
Chateau Lane Winery & D'Ambrosio Vineyards +1%

Facebook Post Days

This chart displays how many Napa Winery posts happened on each day of the week. It shows the most popular days of posting compared to the end users propensity to like a post.

9/26/21 Napa Winery Facebook Post Days

Facebook Post Hours

This chart displays how many Napa Winery posts happened on each hour of the day. It shows the most popular hours of posting compared to the end users propensity to like a post. Hours are in pacific time.

9/26/21 Napa Winery Facebook Post Hours

Top 5 Facebook Posts

These are the facebook posts that received the most likes relative to their corporate page likes.

Company: Schweiger Vineyards
Company Likes: 3734
Post Likes: 554
Post Shares: 3
Post Comments: 4
Message: How bout this fun wine-loving crew and that Yosemite view! Head to our new blog to read about Fred and Sally's "Wine in the Woods Getaway" and our next wine tours to New Orleans and Piemonte, Italy. We have a few spots left on these once-in-a-lifetime trips, so book your spot and get excited! https://bit.ly/38AOCEz
Company: Schweiger Vineyards
Company Likes: 3734
Post Likes: 527
Post Shares: 9
Post Comments: 4
Message: Friday delivery! Andy's been up and at 'em this morning with our first Cabernet Franc of the season.
Company: Schweiger Vineyards
Company Likes: 3734
Post Likes: 181
Post Shares: 3
Post Comments: 0
Message: We dare you to look at this photo and not smile. Our 2014 Dedication is in very good and golden company. https://bit.ly/3kobEoK Photo via IG:@goldenpoofs
Company: Lamborn Family Vineyards
Company Likes: 1339
Post Likes: 55
Post Shares: 1
Post Comments: 11
Message: Harvest #2 is complete! This morning we picked half of our Cabernet vineyard (2 tons) that goes into our 2200’ blend with the other half coming off on Tuesday. Not quite halfway done with harvest this year. We love these days in this beautiful place! #NapaValley #HowellMountain #LambornWines #LambornFamilyVineyards #FamilyWinery #FourGenerations #Cabernet #CabernetHarvest #OrganicFarming #OrganicVineyard #StickyHands #2021vintage #Harvest2021 #HotAirBalloons #JackRabbit
Company: Lamborn Family Vineyards
Company Likes: 1339
Post Likes: 50
Post Shares: 11
Post Comments: 41
Message: On this day 120 years ago: How many times have you seen a red carnation but not thought much about it? Red wine is very special to us, but so is the red carnation. This is why. One of our direct ancestors, Dr. Levi Lamborn of Ohio, was an avid horticulturist. In 1886 he propagated a brand new variety of carnation which he dubbed the “Lamborn Red.” It was the world’s first scarlet red carnation. But here’s where the story gets very interesting… Dr. Lamborn was also interested in politics and decided to run for the 18th Congressional District against his friend, William McKinley. Before each debate Lamborn gave McKinley one of his red carnations. McKinley won the election and believed that the Lamborn Red carnation was his good luck charm. After winning several more terms in Congress, McKinley was elected to two terms as governor of Ohio and eventually ran for, and won, the Presidency in 1893. Throughout his political career McKinley spoke of the Lamborn Red that he wore on his lapel as his good luck charm. On September 6, 1901, President McKinley stood in a receiving line to shake hands with visitors to the Buffalo Pan-American Expo. A 12 year old girl visiting with her mother asked President McKinley if he could give her something as proof that they spoke, indicating her friends would never believe her. McKinley removed the Lamborn Red from his lapel and gave it to the young girl. Just a few seconds later, an anarchist with a .32 caliber pistol shot President McKinley twice. Despite doctors thinking he would make a full recovery from his wounds, the President died eight days later, on Sept. 14, 1901 – 120 years ago today. Three years after his assassination, Ohio voted to make the Lamborn Carnation the state flower as “a token of love and reverence to the memory of William McKinley,” spearheaded by none other than Dr. Lamborn. Was the Lamborn Red really a good luck charm for President McKinley? The superstition in us says “perhaps,” but the blood in us says “absolutely.” Whether red carnation or red wine, we are wishing you all the best of luck, today and every day! #LambornRed #RedCarnation #LeviLamborn #WilliamMcKinley #HistoryLesson #GoodLuckCharm

Twitter Frequency and Top Tweeters

This section shows the percentage of Napa Winery companies that tweeted a quantity of articles this week. As you can see, a large percentage tweeted 0 articles, while a small percentage tweeted over 10 times The table shows which companies tweeted the most number of times.


Twitter Biggest Movers

The information in this section shows which twitter tweeters had the largest change in the number of page likes over the last month and quarter. This information is highly correlated with the number and quality of their tweets.

Top Twitter Pages With The Biggest Change In Likes This Quarter
Company Change
JaM Cellars +42%
St. Clement Vineyards +2.7%
Stags Leap Wine Cellars +2.3%
Spottswoode Estate Vineyard & Winery +2.2%
Robert Biale Vineyards +1.8%
Conn Creek Winery +1.5%
Ehlers Estate +0.8%
Fantesca Estate & Winery +0.8%
Pride Mountain Vineyards +0.7%
Menage a Trois Wines +0.7%
Top Twitter Pages With The Biggest Change In Likes This Month
Company Change
JaM Cellars +18.8%
Spottswoode Estate Vineyard & Winery +1.6%
Stags Leap Wine Cellars +0.7%
St. Clement Vineyards +0.7%
Pride Mountain Vineyards +0.5%
Robert Biale Vineyards +0.4%
Domaine Carneros +0.3%
Fantesca Estate & Winery +0.3%
Corison Winery +0.3%
August Briggs Winery +0.2%

Twitter Tweet Days

This chart displays how many Napa Winery tweets happened on each day of the week. It shows the most popular days of tweeting compared to the end users propensity to like a tweet.

9/26/21 Napa Winery Twitter Tweet Days

Twitter Tweet Hours

This chart displays how many Napa Winery tweets happened on each hour of the day. It shows the most popular hours of tweeting compared to the end users propensity to like a tweet. Hours are in pacific time.

9/26/21 Napa Winery Twitter Tweet Hours

Top 5 Tweets

These are the tweets that received the most likes relative to their corporate page likes.


Company: Ehlers Estate
Company Followers: 9465
Retweets: 13
Description: Social Media Wine Enthusiast. Founder of #PinkSociety. *Join us 10/7/21 at 6:00pm PT for #PinkSociety Party #82 with @EnriquezWines. Supporting #AffirVation
Tweet Text: #WineWednesday doings with a cab franc by @EhlersEstate in @StHelenaCA. This is a spot to visit in Napa Valley. The https://t.co/koot5mGNhO

Company: Lamborn Family Vineyards
Company Followers: 2154
Retweets: 12
Description: Extroverted introvert, super sharp bullshit detector, really tired of nonsense.
Tweet Text: @Angry_Staffer Has anyone found out how long and what dates Doug Lamborn's son was living in the Capitol basement? https://t.co/bO0c5YobA2

Company: Sinegal Estate Winery
Company Followers: 3066
Retweets: 11
Tweet Text: #wine @winewankers @nvwineandcigar @Napa_Insights @VisionsOfNapa @SonomaNapaMarin @VisitNapaValley @SinegalEstate https://t.co/WSyGS6kRnf

Company: Silver Oak Cellars
Company Followers: 62
Retweets: 10
Description: A tiny hobby artist with a heart full of happiness, who draws OCs all the time
Tweet Text: I finally finished the drawing of my new DnD character Lumiel Anouk Silveroak: a High Elf Wizard with her Displacer https://t.co/7dbfuxhG6n

Company: Laird Family Estate
Company Followers: 151704
Retweets: 9
Description: Adelaide Football Club official account. South Australia's first AFL club. We tweet for our fans. #weflyasone
Tweet Text: Laird tops our count for the #BrownlowMedal. Big congrats to Ollie Wines on his win Adelaide's Top Three: – Rory https://t.co/rhceqWmTnY

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