Opus One in Napa Valley, California, has announced that due to the wildfires in the region in 2020, Opus One 2020 red wine will be stored in the cellar for future special occasions and events. Opus 1 said that the 2020 harvest was a very challenging year in the 41-year history of the winery, with the high temperature of the growing season and the localized wildfires in mid-August and late September making the 2020 vintage unprecedenately difficult.

Opus 1, a French-American winery founded in 1979 by Baron Philippe de Rothschild, the owner of the French Mouton Rothschild, and Robert Mondavi, an American winemaking pioneer, And use their heads as the wine label. Opus is Latin for "work" and is often used in the names of classical music tracks, so it is clear that the two great men worked hard to create Opus No. 1, and this "work" made them proud. The name "Opus one" was not officially established until 1982, before which it was known as "Napa Medoc".