Harvest weekends in October: walk-ins welcome 11:00–16:00 (sample)
(555) 014-2200
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Taste the current wines with the people who made them, on the bench inside or the terrace above the vines.
Every tasting is poured by a host who knows the vineyard. Walk-ins are welcome for the cellar door flight.
Five current wines, from the Riesling to the Syrah. No booking needed for up to five people.
About 40 minutes
$20 a person
Free when you buy two bottles
Six wines including a library vintage from the cellar, with a small cheese plate.
About 60 minutes
$35 a person
Booking needed
A walk through Blocks A, C and D with the vineyard manager, then a barrel tasting.
About 90 minutes
$55 a person
Saturdays at 10:30
Your own table and host for 8 to 20 guests, with a menu of boards to add.
About 75 minutes
From $40 a person
Ask for a date
Example prices.
1
Block A Riesling 2024, dry
2
Block B Chardonnay 2023
3
Rosé of Pinot noir 2024
4
Block D Pinot noir 2023
5
Block C Syrah 2022
Light to full, white to red (sample).
Not for the cellar door flight for up to five people. Book the reserve flight, the vineyard walk and any group of six or more.
Yes. Children are welcome with an adult and get grape juice; dogs on a lead are welcome on the terrace.
Drivers get free soft drinks and our own grape juice. Spittoons are on every table, and you can taste just a few wines.
Yes, by the bottle or the case. Pay by card at the counter; we can ship cases within the state (sample).
Cheese and charcuterie boards all day, and a long-table lunch on Sundays in summer (sample).
Twelve tables under the pergola, looking down the Riesling rows to the creek. Open from April to October, weather permitting (sample).
Thursday to Sunday, 11:00 to 17:00 (sample). Walk-ins are welcome when there is room; weekends fill up in harvest season.
Demo photos from Pexels by Vanessa Sezini, Ertabbt, Rachel Claire, Gaidar Iskakov, Mark Stebnicki, Grape Things, Joel Zar, Caio Mantovani, Gonzalo Acuña, Liv Kao, Nano Erdozain. The theme download contains placeholder pictures, not these photos.