We visited here on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at about 3:30PM with just a party of two…read more We joined the small tasting room with the intention of just doing a tasting; however, we ended up staying more than two hours, because they have live music every Saturday from 4pm to 6pm. They have two great options. They have a four choice wine tasting, which allows you to choose any 4 from the current list of 8. Or, you can indulge in the full monty which is where you get tastings of all wine currently on the menu. They are both very good values when comparing wine tasting rooms. The air conditioning was on, and we were happy. The music, the wine, the vibes and there was a wonderful employee working that day (I'm sorry, it's only been 24 hours and I cannot remember his name) Anyway, the whole experience was great. I would definitely return again.

Came in for a wine tasting quick wine tasting, but stayed an hour longer with additional glasses of…read morewine, great conversations, and wonderful live musicians. Great local artwork all around the tasting room and a fun painted upright piano. Our tasting host was very friendly and provided short tid bits of information of each wine. My husband did the $19 four wine pour tasting and I did the $36 Full Monte pouring of their entire eight wine tasting. I enjoyed my first Grüner Veltliner white wine, 2024 Grunay (a hint of sweetness yet still crisp to the tongue and a light body). I also enjoyed their Tempranillo red wine, 2023 Taransay (well balanced medium body, slightly on the drier side but not too much, and had some nice tannins), this is the full glass I ordered after the tasting. I was not a fan of the 2021 Soay (Red Blend of 70% Granache, 15% Petit Verdot and 15% Petit Syrah) - I really wanted to like it as I typically like this blend, however there was a strange aftertaste that reminded me of water that was rinsed in dried rice. From 4PM - 6PM on Saturdays and Sundays, there is a local musician. Today was a singer-songwriter who played both acoustic and electric guitar and was accompanied by a lovely bass guitar player. They performed a few lighter versions of rock music and a handful of originals. Overall, great value and good music.

The Ojai Vineyard tasting room is one of my favorite places to visit in ojai. The atmosphere is…read morerelaxed, welcoming, and perfect for spending an afternoon enjoying great wine. The service was friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. Their Syrahs are my favorite--they're consistently excellent and the reason I keep coming back. If you're a Syrah fan, I highly recommend giving them a try. Great wine, pleasant atmosphere, and outstanding service.

Angela & Alana gave us an incredible experience in Ojai. From the moment we walked in, they were…read morewelcoming, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about the wine. They took the time to walk us through each pour, making the tasting feel personal and elevated. The atmosphere is beautiful and relaxing--perfect for enjoying high-quality wines. If you're looking for exceptional wine tasting in Ojai, this is a must-stop. We'll definitely be back. Ian Lantz

This seems to be a family owned quaint and cute shop with a friendly staff. So many cute things to…read morebuy! There is outside seating a very small amount of bar seating inside. They have some tastings and it was interesting that 2/3 cabs were from Santa Barbara but one was from New York. They have ready to made sandwiches and salads in their fridge with fresh juices. We got some salami and a beet hummus. Apparently the beets are from their store's backyard? They grow their own vegetables which is cool. They have plenty of outside seating with shade and a fan. A nice location for relax and snack.

Cute little space to go sit outside and have some wine tastings and a little cold snack…read more Nestled in a cozy back area with sofas and tables to relax. Very casual and laidback wine tasting experience. Service was great. Very friendly staff. Stop by this place while in Ojai for sure.

Highly recommend stopping in for a tasting if you're in the area. My husband and I are no wine…read moreexperts... But we enjoy our fair share of wine and really enjoyed the wines here. So much so, that we signed up for a membership! Pricing is more than reasonable, in my opinion. Especially for natural and organic wine... That is so hard to find here in the states! Aaron (who I believe is the manager?) led us thru a great tasting and shared a few nice stories about the wine and the winemaker and the history of The Naturalist. Lastly- you're always going to win my heart over when you invite our dogs in!

The Naturalist is a tasting room in downtown Ojai. They offer a selection of wines produced with…read moreorganic grapes grown in the Santa Ynez valley. Their wines are produced in their winery located a few miles from Ojai. I had a glass of their red blend, my wife had a glass of their Cabernet Sauvignon; both wines were quite good. I just wish they would sell some snack food items! Bottom line, this is a laid back tasting venue offering wines by the glass or tastings for a very reasonable price.

Visited Ojai Olive Oil as part of our day trip from LA and really enjoyed the experience. Compared…read moreto another olive oil tasting we did in Paso Robles, this one felt a bit more fast-casual and relaxed--which honestly wasn't a bad thing at all. It gives you the freedom to taste everything at your own pace. You order the tasting first, then they give you a tray with delicious sourdough bread from a local bakery. The staff explained that the balsamic vinegars are imported, while all of their olive oils are produced in-house, except for the truffle oil since the local soil isn't suitable for growing truffles. After that, you head over to the tasting section where you can grab samplers of the olive oils and balsamic vinegars before finding a seat outside under the olive trees. The space itself is beautiful and peaceful. There were around 10 olive oils and 10 balsamic vinegars to try. My favorites were the TH (Tuscan Herbs) olive oil and the traditional balsamic. The flavored balsamics were interesting and fun to taste, though I still personally preferred the classic options. Overall, such a fun and worthwhile stop if you're in the Ojai area. Paid $20 for two people. Also, bonus points because they happily give extra sourdough bread if you need more :)

Found this place last-minute this weekend while my girlfriend and I were having a girls weekend and…read morestaying at Ojai Valley Inn. We wanted a fun activity and saw an Instagram video of the experience. Overall, the tasting was super fun! Got to mix/match diff oils and vinegars and play around with the options. Ended up buying two of our favorites. One thing to note - They used to have cute wood boards with clear markings of the different types of offerings so that you could keep track more easily and it sounds like from the attendant they are bringing those back again (by popular demand). It certainly would be more aesthetically pleasing than a black plastic cafeteria tray. The bread served on our particular day was also a bit too hard so the inside pieces would crumble a lot. We were able to ask for another piece so that we could use the sturdier outside areas and they were gracious with that. However, for $20 really can't complain! With a few minor updates to the board/bread, they could prob sell this experience for far more $ and get more visitors! :)

Absolutely stunning winery. Hubby and I reserved a two seat trellis. The wine flights were great,…read morewe brought some charcuterie. The whole property is so romantic, relaxing and very dog friendly! It felt like we were on vacation. Highly recommend visiting!

Been here many times and it's definitely one of our favorites. However, this was our first visit in…read moreover a year and this experience just wasn't quite the same. Customer service was still great, but I noticed a few changes that took away from the experience for us personally. I do like that the tastings are no longer in the plastic tubes, although the tubes did feel like they held a little more wine. What we didn't enjoy was that when multiple people ordered the same tastings, they were placed into the same shared glass/container. In our party of four, three of us had the same six tastings and had to share. I appreciated the bow on the glass showing the pours, but I preferred the previous setup where everyone had their own individual tastings. It may seem small, and thankfully our group was fine sharing, but it made the experience feel less personal and honestly made us less interested in doing tastings again on future visits. Some people also may not feel comfortable sharing containers or touching the same glass. Nothing terrible at all, just some feedback from longtime visitors who loved how it used to be. On this visit we actually ended up ordering a bottle afterward instead, and moving forward we'll probably just continue doing that rather than the tastings.

The owner, Natalie is always a ray of sunshine. Her smile really lights up a room. The hostess…read morewith the mostest ! My friend and I had been wanting to stop in for months. We planned a wine tasting , silent reading, snacks day extravaganza /girls day. It was absolutely perfect. Native Bloom is a cozy spot where you can be yourself. I'll be back in a few weeks and will be buying some wines! I am an absolute fan!

~ IT'S A FEMININOMENON ! ~…read more A Lovely boutique winery with the friendliest, most down-to-earth winemakers. I dropped by for a tasting and had a great chat with Natalie, the owner, who shared the story of Wildflower and her journey. She truly takes the time to connect with each guest and is obviously passionate about her craft. The tasting room has a feminine, cozy, intimate feel, with a light, airy ambiance. Though my partner and I usually prefer bold reds, we really enjoyed Wildflower's lighter, natural, and fruit-forward wines. I think this wine is perfect for those new to wine, enjoy lighter wines, as well as for gift giving or casual get-togethers!

Always a fun time here when we come to see Ignition play! They're great and have quite a following!…read moreWe get a kick out of the "over 70 crowd" who are faithful fans and love to dance! Four Brix offers a very large venue for this with plenty of tables and chairs *but you definitely need to make a reservation at least a week in advance when they host these popular bands. The new owners are super nice and have brought their gifts and talents from their Santa Paula winery! Thankfully they still have our favorite blackberry cider!! So good! I also love the Four Brix Viognier! A tasty light white wine. Highly recommend coming here!

Delicious food and the best wine in Ventura County! We went for brunch and had the avocado toast,…read moreeggs benedict, and fried chicken and waffles! and watched the live vinyl radio show! The next time, we watched a great live band and had the pizza flatbreads and wine. Delicious! The staff were all super knowledgeable about wines and so fun! Great food and chill vibes.