This is one of the most interesting historic wineries in California, and my favorite. Plus the…read morewines are excellent. They have many varietals and the quality is top notch for all, plus priced exceptionally well. A tasting is a remarkably inexpensive $10, comped if you buy a bottle. It's well worth the price. The property is owned and operated by a group of Trappist Cistercian monks. There's a lot of information to read about them and the history on placards on the property. The property is fascinating in itself and they also have a centuries old portion of a abbey from Spain reconstructed on the property. It was purchased by William Randolph Hearst and the stone blocks stored in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco for decades. They were donated to the monks here with the understanding it be recreated on the site. It has been, and magnificent. The wine tasting is very informative and the knowledgeable staff will walk through each selection. This may be a bit far afield but well worth the trip.

I've always loved the history and culture surrounding the relationship between wine and monasteries…read morearound the world. This one I've been wanting for visit for many years due to its ties to Sierra Nevada Brewing nearby and also the story of the abbey stores from Europe. Mix that with the original owners of the areas, murder, and ghost stories in Hawaii, it makes for a fascinating visit! I'll spare the long history to be enjoyed on your visit. This entire region is fruit orchards and beautiful fields. New Clairvaux sits as part of a vineyard that was much larger long ago. The current vineyard is easy to get to with clearly marked signs and plenty of parking. Inside the barn you'll find the wine shop and gift shops, which you can also do tours and tastings. It's also an event space. The monastery is nearby down a shaded path, but visiting is restricted. The church is also nearby, which incorporates stones from an ancient abbey in Europe that themselves took an amazing and long journey to and up here. The gardens and vines are worth walking through, it's a beautiful area. We all decided to do the basic tasting tour where they share the history and stories while you taste. If you're a wine or history buff, this one is worth visiting.

My Corning Rotary Friends have recommended Tuscan Ridge. The wine and hospitality are the best. I…read morekeep hoping they will join us at the Corning Wine Festival at Rolling Hills Casino Event Center, the first Saturday in March. Steve Kimbrough

First time visiting & loved everything about it! From the wines to the wood fired pizza, atmosphere…read more& service was amazing! Highly recommend a visit!

Had a great time visiting. They have some interesting wines from their very small winery. There…read morewas a very cool vibe there. Very welcoming and friendly and the visitors were all chatting together. Yes! I'll be back.

Beautiful location; excellent wine. Highly recommend making the trip to taste************read more

Say no more....Olive Pit! I think I went crazy buying many pickled items. Highly recommend this…read moreplace.

Driving to Washington and saw the billboard and had to pull over! I love picked goods and this…read moreplace didn't disappoint! $60 later, I left with many goodies and a menu to order more when I run out! The staff were so friendly and helpful while sampling at the bar. The candied jalapeños and picked beets were amazing. Bought a few items I didn't get to sample but can only imagine how good they will be. If you love olives or anything pickled, stop here!!!

Bought at the Chico Farmers Market 2022 El Coyote Red Wine Blend…read more It's just delicious hermitage of 40% Merlot, 20% Grenache, 20% Malbec and 20% Syrah. Definitely looking forward to visiting the winery itself.

Hello Charlie & Sharon, I only now was able to write a…read morereview regarding our stay there as after we first had to cancel and reschedule. Colleen & I wanted to tell you both how much we enjoyed the day and night there. Tasting wine and showing us the prosses was very interesting. Sharon the chicken enchiladas were wonderful even the leftovers. We are looking forward to a day trip up there soon. I'll be looking for those enchiladas. LOL Enjoy the day. Colleen & Neal

I'm genuinely bummed that I don't live in Redding to make visiting the Moseley Family Cellars…read moretasting room a more frequent occurrence! The historic Thompson House is the perfect backdrop for wine tasting. The thing I love most about MFC is that it doesn't feel like a wine bar. It's got wine and a bar... but it feels like you're hanging out at your trendy friend's house. There's a living room area with fireplace, a dining room, a front porch with a cafe table & chairs, and big front lawn with Adirondack chairs in pairs & quads. Truly a choose your own pleasure! We couldn't pass up the perfect late spring afternoon, so I sunk into a deep Adirondack chair and enjoyed my wine tasting al fresco. The neon sign in the front window is the cutest, and just added to the overall vibe. Chuck was so hospitable, and brought me each pour from his post behind the bar inside. He gave insight into each wine, and then disappeared so I could enjoy at my own pace. MFC is very dog friendly, inside too, but I can't think of anywhere I've been in recent memory that was more perfect than wine tasting here on the front lawn with my pup in my lap. In the great words of Kurt Vonnegut, "If this isn't nice, I don't know what is."

The BEST wine tasting I have had. I usually can pick two or three from a flight that I like, but it…read morewas so hard to pick because I really enjoyed all of them. We had to bring some home with us. They are located in downtown at the Thompson House and the owner is sooooo nice. It's clean and calm, perfect for a date night or evening with friends. I highly recommend this place.

It was my first time visiting Odyssey Winery. I had a rose and white wine flight both of which were…read morevery delicious! Upon arrival we were offered a sample of their sangria which is made fresh every Saturday morning, which was so good and fresh tasting. (Spoiler alert, I left with a bottle). The service there was excellent, the gentleman that helped us was incredibly professional. Their entire facility is very cute, lots of spaces to lounge, including an upstairs which was a little warm until the A/C kicked on. A fan upstairs in the height of summer would've really elevated the space. The views from the second floor were incredible, very picturesque, along with the view from their stairwell. I'm excited to revisit in the fall time when it's not so hot outside. They had a lot of cute, fun, card games, puzzles, and other things to do. Lots of cozy nooks to sit in, couches, bar tops, lounger chairs, etc. which truly felt like the inviting space I have created in my own home. I am writing this review as I sit on my couch and enjoy a chilled glass of sangria and I encourage you to visit Odyssey at the very least, for their sangria. I will be back in the fall!

This was my second time going to Odyssey, I believe the first time was when the owners were…read moredifferent. The service isn't too notch like some of the other wineries in the area (don't say hi when you walk in, you kind of have to wonder to figure out where to go/find someone to speak with). This is a very large property so you can sit in multiple places inside (upstairs and downstairs) and then outside in a few areas as well. We didn't try any of their foods but they did mention they have cheese and meats from local and non-local farms - I think Santa Rosa area? Overall it was nice but I wish the service was a little bit better and more welcoming.

I love this wine buy I moved and I wish I could but it by the case. The owners are fantastic, their…read moretasting room is charming, and every one of their wines are fantastic. I am just now finishing my last bottle. it is worth setting an appointment.

Not happy. Website said open, drove all the way out there and the gate was closed. Tried to call…read moreand no answer.

Visited August 23 2026. See my receipt as proof as always …read more I love this relaxing location in Oroville! Nice vineyard views and also of the afterbay. I picked up my wine shipment ( 2 reds and 1 white). I also decided to try their new italian sandwich which was delicious! Full of 4 meats on a beautiful slightly crusty bread. It also came with some tasty potato salad. I sampled their new port which was awesome but I am not a port drinker. Their wines are reasonable and they also have mocktails and so much more! The owners are so delightful which enhances the experience! By the way...they are having a big party August 28th with a BBQ and live music! Plenty of inside and outdoor setting! Don't miss this place! Great food and other options!

We stumble across a gem! Shawn & Susan are awesome hosts. We enjoyed talking with them. They are…read morevery personable and accommodating. The view is incredible! We will go back to see a sunset someday. Inside or outside are both comfortable depending on weather. All drinks are amazing and unique. We enjoyed many different flavors - cider, mead, wine, and cocktail. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. Can't wait to bring others and return soon!

Outstanding little winery. Lynette is the best host and provides excellent service to the guest…read more Wine is very good as well. Great for small groups. Quiet and relaxing. Really enjoyed the experience. I'll be back.

Lynette knows exactly what she's doing! She is honest, friendly and a great conversationalist. She…read morewas super helpful when we had questions and she wasn't pushy with anything! Such a friendly winery! Super glad we found this place on our travels. Would definitely recommend! Lynette definitely makes this place worth going to. She is a gem! I highly recommend the Tango! It was a fan favorite!