This winery is named after an American actor named Fess Parker. He founded this winery after his…read moreacting career with his son. The winery is set in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley, perfect for picnics, kids, and fur-babies. I saw many people set up with a blanket on the grass. However, our main focus was the wine tastings. Unfortunately, I was not impressed with the tasting here. I ended up pouring essentially all the wine we tasted in the dump bucket.

This place was so awesome! Amazing. Totally will be back! The wine tasting was one of my faves. I…read morebought a couple of bottles here. We came with someone who was a club member and got a few yummy tastings! This place did it for me. The service was subpar but their wine made up for it. I will definitely be back. We sat at the outside patio and it was soooo nice. All in all this winery's got my vote! Yum!

A cute family-owned lavender farm. It was relaxing to visit and the lavender was beautiful!read more

This place is a great visit more to meet the owner Shaun and less about strolling thru any lavender…read morefields. They have great homegrown products and Shaun is a wealth of knowledge on all things lavender and Santa Ynez and it's very interesting history. Worth a visit to stop by.

Very good wine and friendly people. We were able to sit outside on the patio. It was lovely.read more

We stumbled into their tasting room on a Sunday afternoon. It was fairly empty and the person…read moreworking the wine bar was super friendly and attentive! We each did their $25 tasting flight which included 5 pours + a bonus pour thanks to the generosity of the person leading our flight! The ambiance was nice too and they had a super comfy couch out front which worked great for people watching and enjoying our pours. The theme was cool too if you're into classic rock.

We visited in weather-perfect, late October, but a couple months later we still talk about our…read moreweekend getaway to Los Alamos and our stop at Casa Dumetz. Yup, the Yelp reviews and their website paint an accurate picture. Super chill spot with good wines, friendly service, inviting outdoor area and excellent attention to detail. Whenever we return, we'll definitely carve out some time to have a glass or two here again.

The most honest review of Casa Dumetz begins with a warning to AVOID this place at all costs. While…read moreall advertising would suggest this is a friendly, female-focused winery, all staff members our group encountered seemed to be the exact opposite. Our group of 5 all ordered $30 wine tastings where we were not allowed to actually select the wines to taste. When I asked what wines would be included, the server identified several on the menu and unfortunately only half of these ended up being included in the final tasting. As our group began to enjoy our tasting, the staff unexpectedly took our heater away to warm a 2 top table without ever asking our group if we still wanted the heater (we did, it was 50 degrees out). One person in our group brought out a leftover bite of baguette from a previous stop in town and was QUICKLY alerted by the owner with the wag of a finger and note that "they sell food there and she can't bite her own food." The owner waited until my friend put her small bite in her purse before walking away. When checking out, the server told us we'd need to pay via one card only (fine) and proceeded to watch closely as my friend chose her gratuity option (rude). Although we selected a nice 20% tip on the screen prompt, the actual math shook out to a 24% tip without us ever agreeing to it. Short story: - Too expensive - Rude - Performative, white-centric feminism - Not worth visiting when there are so many other great options close by

I love stopping in to Clementine Carter everytime I am in Los Alamos or near the area because every…read morevisit there feels like a vacation with good friends. The owner, Sonja, is a very cool, kind, talented and warm person. Her staff is kind and friendly (some of them are the owner's family, which is way cool). I love knowing that I am supporting a female owned label, so I became a member (years ago). This last visit just last week was another great trip! This time, they sold a beautiful, tasty charcuterie board with corn nuts. There were so many delicious cheeses that I have never heard of. You can do a tasting inside our outside in a nice patio area. They also sell wine. My sister told me about them and I am so glad she did. I have told several wine loving friends about Sonja and Clementine Carter (formerly called Casa Dumetz). One trip there and you'll see what I mean.

Tasting Flights: $20/3 pours or $40/6 pours; $16 by the glass, as of our 1/31/25 and 10/17/25…read morevisits. We'd heard a lot about Clementine Carter (formerly Casa Dumetz Wines) and the owner/winemaker, Sonja Magdevski. Honestly, based on what we heard about her style of wines, we didn't think that they were going to be a match for our palates, but we're so glad we stopped in and did some tastings. We ended up taking six bottles with us on our first visit and stopped in again in late 2025 for a follow up. WINES: The wines are well-made, utilizing minimal intervention, paleo-friendly, organic, and prioritizing sustainability. They focus on Rhône varietals grown in the Santa Barbara County wine country. IMO, the whites are dry/crisp, and the reds are on the lighter bodied side, but we've found ways to pair these types of wines with our meals, while we typically drink heavier/bolder wines on their own. We have plenty of wine friends that will love everything about Sonja's wines. They also sell bottles from other wineries they "adore", so no need to travel all over the place. They're your one-stop shop. In addition to wine making, Sonja has an adjoining coffee shop and offers some of the most delicious charcuterie boards and munchies to pair with your wine tasting experience. There's also a good-sized patio, should you feel like taking in some fresh air. Add Clementine Carter Wines to your "must visit" list. You'll thank me for it.

We love Roblar. The wine is great, but the food is honestly what keeps bringing us back. One of the…read morefew wineries around with a real full kitchen instead of the usual cheese board or boxed lunch setup. Everything on the menu has been fantastic so far. Best recommendation: ask your server or pourer what food pairing works best with whatever wines they're pouring that day. They really know the menu and it makes the experience even better.

Started off a golf weekend with a visit to Roblar. They had a nice patio area in the back that was…read moreperfect for a sunny day. I had the 5 glass tasting. I enjoyed all of the wines but I really enjoyed the Rose, the CSG and LOVED the Cabernet Reserve (to no one's surprise). This is a really nice winery in the Santa Ynez valley.

It's an easy drive with free parking and beautiful views. The mountains line up behind bushes of…read moreblueberries, blackberries, lavender and sunflowers. - The land is well cared for and the staff are hands-off and friendly. The prices are very affordable and no spray is used on the property. - Supporting local farmers is rad!

This place is a hidden treasure!!! My toddler had so much…read morefun running through their lush vineyard. Location was perfect, tucked in away from the crowds. No city noise, just you, your family and lots of delicious berries. The lady who own is highly educated about their berries and she passionately explains everything. Great area for kids to play and yes, they have play area with tiny homes. Yes, they have place to wash your hand and toilets.

Tasting: $20, or by the Glass: $20…read more First visit to this quaint, rustic wine tasting room in downtown Los Alamos. Stephan, the owner/winemaker, poured for us and provided us with his winemaking history. We tasted three wines, a '20 Chardonnay, a '22 Grenache, and a '22 Tempranillo, with revisits of our favorites. All were good, and we left with a couple bottles to add to our home cellar. He also had a couple friends visiting that brought their guitars and had a little folk music jam session, which created a very relaxing and fun ambiance. The week before our visit, they participated in the annual Mushroom Festival where they poured the same wines, however they had a food menu with several mushroom based items which really caught my eye. Definitely something to add to our calendar in the future. Overall, a pleasant experience and nice wines. Would stop in again to check out new vintages.

Stopped in on a whim. The 3 wines that were available for tasting were very good. I should have…read moreasked what the tasting fee was. We did buy a bottle but the whole experience was expensive. I had to step outside because of my allergies. The garden is beautiful with a lot of Lilly's and succulents.