After being charged twice for my wine club and seeing other reviews about it, I canceled my…read moremembership. If you're a member make sure you check your cc. And if you're a woman, be careful. The owner is very flirtatious. He's married but would never tell you. Said it's part of his game there, to be single. Shady shady shady.

Cute little wine bar & owner was SUPER nice. Thank you, we'll be back! I believe there are 2 wine…read morebars in downtown Folsom & very happy to discover this newer one.

While visiting the Sacramento area with friends, we stopped in for a tasting. The factory tour is…read moreno longer available. For $7, you get a three drink 1 oz pour. For $10, you get a three drink 2 oz pour. The service was very kind and attentive. Drinker beware: Not All Sake is created equal. The small beautiful Japanese garden as nice to walk through after the tastings.

Had the opportunity to visit recently and glad I did. This is a gem in Folsom and something unique…read moreto check out without having to travel far to sip on sake. They have imported sake from Japan and locally produced varieties. The process is really interesting to learn about how they make the liquor with just rice and local water. Some varieties have more or less of the polished rice grain which impacts flavor through starch production and fermentation. Several of the samples I tried were too sweet for me. My favorite was the locally produced "Black and Gold" and I of course brought home a bottle. The environment is clean and modern. Tasting room is open on Friday afternoons and Saturdays.

Lovely wine and a tasting experience. Go for a relaxing afternoon. Reminds me of Italy. The wine is…read moredelicious.

What a hidden gem! So happy I found this winery when searching on google maps for wineries near…read moreLoomis. I loved that it was a smaller winery on an organic farm with gorgeous views and excellent service. It is a short 5 min walk up a gravel/dirt road from the small parking area to the tasting area so ladies may want to avoid heels (our sandals were just fine). The couple that owns the winery were so personable, loved that he brought out each of the tastings and chatted with us about the wine & farm origins, while his wife made the biscotti & gave us all samples to try - yum! The tasting was so reasonably priced and I couldn't believe a personal charcuterie board was included too. Of course, the wine was all very good and we purchased some bottles to take home. I only wished we could have stayed longer than the two hour time limit (based on space).

Great wine tasting spot . The options were numerous and wisely selected …read more The flat bread and beet salad were delicious . The owner took our orders and was very knowledgeable.

We just moved here from the Bay Area.I was pleasantly surprised this wine bar super close to our…read morenew home.We had a wine bar near our old home (in Almaden) but it closed and really missed it.This is amazing find! The pinos we had were so good!They do good wine here! Cozy and lots of seating for large groups. We'll be regulars here!

Stopped in here today to do some wine tasting and glad I did. The lady pouring the wine was very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly and explained the wine club to us that we thought was a great reasonable club to join. The wines are all from the El Dorado area and were very delicious. I especially liked the Chardonnay it tasted like crisp apples on a fall day. I was super impressed with all the wines and the tasting are $5.00 for 5 tasting and if you buy a bottle of wine you do not pay for the tastings. What a bargain ... Great wines from the El Dorado area that you should put on your list to stop by and buy a bottle of wine and enjoy some tastings.

What time is it in the Folsom and was looking for a winery that was close to our hotel... Found…read morethis little gem of a tasting station in Old Folsom district run by two separate winery proprietors. Very cool little tasting spot... both proprietors were on site and we're super educational. I would recommend this place as I must go to for anybody flowing through Folsom.

Went on Valentine's Day. It was a super enjoyable evening. It is a cooperative of sorts that…read moresupports Mount Saint Joseph Seminary. That night we met the Preside of the cooperative and had a great conversation while tasting some wines. Will absolutely return sometime soon. Oh. The wine was good as well.

This place is located in a shopping mall but don't let that deter you. The inside is small and…read moreintimate. There are a some high top tables inside, bar seating, and some seating outside. They serve wine and some small bites like a charcuterie board or flatbread pizza. I like to come here when Amanda is singing and playing her ukelele. The vibe is relaxed and classy. I've been here a couple of times and plan to return.

A different experience. Grab a snack and a glass of wine and meet a new friend. You're in for a…read morenice surprise.

Here for a Staff Holiday gathering. What a great spot. Total hidden gem. It's cozy and very rustic…read more Downstairs is an event room. Service was nice. Live music at 7p what a treat. My wine of choice was the Barbera, it's red and smooth. The Sauvignon Blanc was quite tasty as well.

One of the best Placer wineries in my opinion! Delicious wine. Servers are always friendly and they…read morehave a great patio. You do have to go to the counter for each pour in a tasting so if you don't want to have to keep getting up, a glass is a great option. You can get food at the Flower Farm Cafe and eat it on the Casque Patio.

We were genuinely excited to finally try Casque Wines since it's practically right around the…read morecorner from our family property on acreage nearby. We invited friends and family for an afternoon tasting, grabbed lunch from the café next door, and expected a warm local winery experience. Unfortunately, it turned into one of the most disappointing tasting room visits we've had. The biggest issue was the complete lack of hospitality and awareness toward an older woman in our group recovering from knee surgery. There was no accommodation, no concern, no acknowledgment whatsoever. Instead of any table service or attentiveness, we repeatedly had to get up and walk inside the tasting room over and over for every single pour. By the end of the tasting, we got more steps in than a cattle drive. The two ladies working behind the counter looked like they were counting the minutes until closing time. No smiles. No energy. No effort to educate us about the wines, engage with guests, or make anyone feel welcome. We honestly felt more like an inconvenience than paying customers. I've seen friendlier expressions on bulls during branding season. What makes this especially frustrating is that the tasting room wasn't even busy -- there were maybe three other couples there besides our group. This wasn't staff being overwhelmed. It simply came across as lazy, disengaged, and rude service. The only thing flowing less than the hospitality was the wine pours. What surprised us most is that we've visited several other local wineries in the area over the years and have consistently experienced warm hospitality, friendliness, and genuine customer care. So this experience really stood out -- and not in a good way. Usually wine country feels welcoming. Here, we felt like a herd that wandered into the wrong pasture. Such a shame because the location and concept have so much potential, and we really wanted to support a local winery so close to home. Sadly, our guests left just as disappointed as we did. This tasting experience had less warmth than a steel feed trough in January. Mad Cow Review Rating: -- Two Bulls Down Great opportunity. Terrible hospitality. Would've had a better customer experience being licked by a pasture cow.