Alex made our tasting experience at Square Peg so unbelievably special. Great hospitality,…read morewonderful wine, and stunning views. Square Peg really has it all. As wine newbies, we're always a bit intimidated going into tastings and I'm happy to report that we were welcomed so warmly and guided through all the details expertly. We will definitely be back!!!

Our group of 4 had a tremendous experience at Square with the owner Brad. After introducing…read moreourselves and realizing our common bonds from the past, he treated us to a 4 WD ride to the top of the vineyard with amazing views. We then were treated to a fabulous tasting of Brad's pinots and other varietals, all in the presence of Brad's wife Alana's truly special original oils and sculptures. Lastly Brad poured us his upcoming new sparkling Rose with Bubbles in a custom design can. Very special day indeed.

My wife and I have been wine club members since 2018. We came back yesterday from the east coast…read morewith a party of 8 for a scheduled wine tasting. Upon arrival we were greeted by Brennan who directed us to our private wine tasting room which was amazing. Despite being 45 minutes early we were promptly seated with no delay. The room had two beautiful white sofas, leather chairs and a roaring fire place. Brennan was very knowledgeable with the wines and history of the winery. She was personable and had great interpersonal skills. The entire experience at Michel-Schlumberger was incredible. I highly recommend this winery for the wines, winery and top notch customer service. This winery is a must do for every wine tasting trip.

Service is top of the line ! Wines are great and vineyard!…read more Highly recommend going . Wine and company of guests makes this a fun event to do .

We are the twoooo amigos! Okay so maybe this hidden gem of a winery is not named after one of my…read morefavorite comedy motion pictures of the 1980s...but what they are is an intriguing winery that focuses on the customer, especially their members. Located in the winding hills high above Glen Ellen in the heart of Sonoma's wine country, the namesake comes from two friends and partners Bob Briner and Squire Fridell. What makes the wines at Two Amigos Winery so unique is that the tastings they offer are done by appointment only as they give a tour of their entire estate and wine production facility and their tastings after their tour are complementary to visitors. Bob and Squire have known each other for almost six decades after being roommates in college. Two Amigos Winery is actually two wineries in one as their sister winery is known as GlenLyon Vineyards & Winery, where at one point all of the grapes they have grown on their estate were all outsourced to other wineries. After being unable to obtain a permit to make more wine of their own, they opted to obtain a permit to create a second winery with its own signature label. At Two Amigos, they make no fewer than nine wines, and through our guided tour from managing partner Bob himself, we learned that as a smaller winery they host a number of unique aspects from having all of their own equipment on site, including open air fermentation tanks so their wine ferments naturally with no yeast. This process may take a while longer for their wine to mature, but thanks to this process it not only picks up a nice color with a strong fruit-forward bouquet. After touring their laboratory and cellar that hosts their French oak wine barrels, we then followed Bob and his adorable dogs Theo and Stella up to their main house where they host their annual springtime pick up party for their members for an extraordinary tasting of no fewer than seven wines. Upon walking into their gorgeous estate home, we learned that all of their wines are crafted by a clown, a real one in fact as Squire is a retired actor and former pitchman who served as none other than Ronald McDonald himself in numerous commercials in the 80s and 90s. With a fun look at all of the memorabilia that he has collected as an actor over the decades and a truly remarkable hillside views of their vineyards that were not yet in bloom, but thanks to the abundance of water being stored and managed, it would only be a matter of weeks, before we were blooming. We headed to their shaded deck for our tasting, which began with their 2022 Vino Rosato, which is their appetizer wine, and on the slightly drier side but had a nice grapefruit finish. From there, Bob poured us one of my favorite wines of our tasting, their Viognier was a nicely chilled afternoon wine that had a real subtle taste to it, when paired with spicy cuisine could only add to the umami of your overall meal. For our third pour we enjoyed their non-okay and non-buttery Chardonnay, which was a real change of pace versus your traditional Chardonnays. With hints of green apples, we learned that this originated as a cool climate grape from the Parmalee-Hill Vineyards where Two Amigos also sources their grapes that produce their Pinot Noirs. Bob then had us delve into their red wines, including their signature Pinot Noir, which among all the wines, Bob taught us to swirl the wine in the glass by putting our hands over the top of the glass thereby locking in the bouquet and then when you are able to smell it, it completely changes the profile of the wine. When paired with generous amounts of cheese, this wine along with the next two red wines that we sampled, their Tirare il Dito and their Syrah, both grown on their estate. Tirare il Dito literally means "pull my finger" in Italian and exemplifies the humorous ways that the two amigos approach their wines. This wine was the only blend they source here at Two Amigos and was a highlight of our tasting. To finish our complimentary tasting, we enjoyed their Wee Moor Port wine, which was paired with Toblerone chocolate and was one of the sweetest wines one could enjoy. After ninety minutes of this extraordinary tour and tasting we realized that purchasing wine on the spot wasn't available if we weren't a club member. Not needing that much wine was our only regret as we weren't allowed to purchase any bottles of wine on this visit, as their Tirare il Dito and Wee Moor Port were real winners. But what we did get out of our experience at Two Amigos was a wonderful tutorial in how fine exclusive wine is crafted high in the hills of Sonoma, both Bob and Squire have achieved their goal of simply sharing their passion with appreciative visitors to Two Amigos Winery who love to sample new wines and take it all in, and at Two Amigos you will truly feel like a new best friend.

Verisimilitude. Not a word that trips lightly off the tongue. Nor should it. Yet it is the word…read morefor here. Captivating you at first sip and hooking you at first laugh. Cousins had called to rave to us about this winery they had discovered. I love everything that is old; old friends, old times, old manners, old books, old wines. So, heck yes. Cousins then quickly arrived to drive us and off we all went for a visit. Here's how our visit went. We sipped. We laughed. Repeat. And repeat. And repeat. Many thanks to our hilarious hosts, masters of their crafts which are wine and laughter to present what are in effect a series of highly critical, nuanced love notes to the idea of America. They inspire and nurture happiness - one person, one wine and one laugh at a time, while playing characters tailor-made for their wide repertoire of intrusive yet inviting personas. Two Amigos Winery addresses the whole person--mind, body and spirit all the while quite mesmerizing, poignant and full of unearthed beauty. When we bellied up to the bar, we didn't know we were in for several belly laughs also. Gosh. I ended up more drunk on the laughter than I was on the wine, lovely as the wine was, which the wine was. For all its accomplishments - and it has many - Two Amigos Winery has heart, brains and an ability to laugh at itself. I'll be back. For the smiles. For the wine. For the laughter. Because more important than the food pairing is the person with whom you drink the wine. Sniff, Sip & Giggle. Taste a wine. Laugh which boosts immunity and relaxes the whole body leaving your muscles relaxed for up to 45 minutes afterwards. Wine improves with age. The older I get, the better I like it. Today's forecast: sunny with a chance of wine. Wine is appropriate for breakfast, lunch, or dinner and in-between. Sniff, Sip & Giggle. Taste a wine. Laugh which triggers the release of endorphins, the body's natural feel-good chemicals. Endorphins promote an overall sense of well-being and can even temporarily relieve pain. It takes a long time to grow an old friend. Visits by appointment only. In victory, you deserve wine. In defeat you need it. Sniff, Sip & Giggle. Taste a wine. Laugh which decreases stress hormones and increases immune cells and infection-fighting antibodies, thus improving your resistance to disease. Wine goes with whole grain Raisin Bran. Shakespeare wrote: "Give me a bowl of wine, In this I bury all unkindness." I cook with wine, sometimes I even add it to the food. Sniff, Sip & Giggle. Taste a wine. Laugh which protects the heart. Laughter improves the function of blood vessels and increases blood flow, which can help protect you against a heart attack and other cardiovascular problems. Either give me more wine or leave me alone. Friends and wine have much in common. The older, the better. Keep calm and pour on. Sniff, Sip & Giggle. Taste a wine. Laugh which burns calories. Laughing for 10 to 15 minutes a day can burn some 40 calories. As long as we have wine, family holidays will be fine. There's a wine for everything. Wine a little and you'll feel better. Sniff, Sip & Giggle. Taste a wine. Laugh which lightens anger's heavy load. Nothing diffuses anger and conflict faster than a shared laugh. Looking at the funny side can put problems into perspective and enable you to move on from confrontations without holding onto bitterness or resentment. Wine is bottled poetry. Wine and laughter are contagious. If I ever go missing I'd like my picture put on wine bottles instead of milk cartons. This way my friends will know to look for me. The Two Amigos Winery likes their Freedom so they have a Military and Veterans Discount as a thank you to Veterans with a publicly disclosed daily Veteran Discount which provides resource to ensure Veterans (rare 7% of the population) and GIs (rare one-half of one percent of the population) opportunity to participate in American Dream Veterans and GIs' sacrifices have made possible for 100% of the population.

We went there for a girls weekend and had a blast! The wine was delicious and the service was…read morefantastic! Their view was an absolute show stopper! A must visit! We will be back!

This was one of the best experiences we had while visiting. We joined their membership as well. Our…read moreserver also provided local recommendations and made the trip memorable!

This is not the typical industrial, tourist trap , over priced nonsense that local wineries tend…read moreto extend to silly tourists that dont know any better. This is the kind of place with soul where you can relax in the shaded or sunny courtyard outside with a glass of wine or bubbles if you decide not to do a tasting. They were originally making olive oil and still do but eventually became a vineyard. There is a peaceful little garden outside and there are even pigs to say hello to. There were a lot of little table outside that could probably be reserved for dinners. At least thats how i imagine it but its worth asking. It steps from town.

My partner and I agreed that this was the one place where we felt we had the least personalized…read moreexperience (tastings were done for the day) but it was probably also the most peaceful. We were given a sampling of three different wines to try, and ultimately decided on the sparkling for a glass as we walked the gardens. There was hardly anyone else there as it was late in the day, but it felt peaceful as we strolled and as if we had the whole place to ourselves. While the wine was quite good, what really makes this place stand out is their olive oil, the pollinator garden, and of course - Petunia the pig. As animal people, we gravitated to her and felt it was hard to pull away from her adorable grunts as we scratched her to sleep. Thankful for the downtime experience and excited to try the olive oil we purchased now that we're home!

April 24, 2026 - Healdsburg, CA…read more This review is not based on a wine tasting experience, but rather on an interaction with the owners. We had a reservation for an overnight RV stay and wine tasting at a winery located down the road behind this one (through Harvest Hosts). When we pulled onto the access road, a car was parked in a way that blocked our ability to reach our destination. My husband went into the winery to politely ask if the car could be moved. He returned shortly after, followed by two women and a man, and what should have been a simple request turned into a surprisingly tense exchange. From where I sat, it was clear they were agitated, gesturing and raising their voices. This went on for several minutes. Eventually, the man moved the car--something that ultimately took no more than 30 seconds. The interaction itself was what made this so upsetting. My husband was told that the road was "their" road and that it was "their" parking spot, and they were initially unwilling to move the vehicle. However, the road is shared access for the neighboring winery, and the car was not parked in a designated space--it was blocking passage. We were simply trying to get to a confirmed reservation. The lack of courtesy and basic hospitality in this situation was disappointing and unexpected. Based on this interaction alone, I would not recommend this winery.

Just a great chill winery. We really like Jennifer- she took great care of us on our last visit and…read moreshe keeps in touch with our wine shipments since we aren't always local. We love the progress that the tasting room has made. It's beautiful. And the wine is so reasonable in an atmosphere of very high prices. Great wines!

Came here since the Kazlers hosted us for an amazing, intimate evening with friends…read more Good: - Bre and Alex are amazing hosts - they made us feel welcomed from the start and hosted us within The Residence as well - The place is beautiful - the interior feels clean and modern and well kept - The wine was amazing - I especially liked the 115, and I'm not usually a big wine drinker - The food pairings were even better - I liked the dinner we had at the vineyard - We were able to go into the vineyard and pick some grapes and blackberries and eat them and learn about what makes them sweet! We even had a mini contest for who could find the closest grapes to the ideal sweetness - Alex and Bre weren't just entertaining us but educating us! weather - The stay was luxurious - we had the master bedroom and slept very well - the place had an indoor hot tub inside the room too and we had such a nice time soaking! Bad: - The area gets hot and cold at night, so bring layers for the changing weather! Overall, both the stay and the experience were super memorable. I don't think I've been to a vineyard where I've felt more at home and connected to the people who make the wine itself. I will be back!

The best. We had such a wonderful tasting experience with Bre. She is so welcoming, fun, and…read moreknowledgeable. Walked away with five different wines. Their rose, Chardonnay, and especially the Pinots they are known for were all delicious! The tasting room is gorgeous too and an overall great vibe. We hope to be back soon!

It's been a few years since I was last here and being back just brought the same amazing memories…read moreas prior visits. Also kind of sucks that the sister wineries closed down across the street. It was great popping in from one to the others. Anyways, as alway an amazing time was had here. We had a reservation during Fourth of July which I thought would have been a little busier but it was quite nice. Not too crazy. Beautiful afternoon out for wine. There was a good amount of us but only four tasting which they were gracious enough to utilize a larger table to accommodate all of us. Very thoughtful of them even though we had a feeling that people were just going to walk around instead of staying in place...lol... Check in was a breeze. First off, the property is beautiful. A beautiful pond right out front and then the huge stairways up to the tasting room. Of course the showstopper view of the vineyards and property. Check in was right when you reached the top. It didn't take long till we got seated at the inside table. Sort of our own little private room. Started off with a nice crisp white. Even the little sample was great. I totally forgot the sweetie that took care of us but she was a major doll. Very sweet and friendly. Explained everything down to the tea which was amazing. Their tasting which started off with the cool crisp white to the bold red were tasty. Each with their own unique flavors. Whatever you prefer, white or the red, there's something for everyone. As we're a sister member down in Los Olivos, they accommodate us with four tasting included. A nice way to bring friends and enjoy what the valley has to offer. The whites were great and perfect for a nice hot day. Also a great cold drink but red is what we all enjoyed. Just with the pour, you can taste the bold richness flavors of the grapes. Amazing. The property is beautiful with the beautiful olive trees line driveway approaching the front. The cute lake right out front and once you reach the top of the tasting room, the million dollar view of the valley. Tasting room itself is beautiful which a good amount of the tasting can be done on the covered patio with umbrellas. The bar counter is nice as well but private rooms can also be accommodated. Wines were great and the service was a match. Fourth of July tasting was a success. Until next time.

We had a tasting here, since we are wine members. This…read morewinery is known for their Chardonnay's . 9 in total I believe. Madison was warm and inviting. She gives good assistance. We had good conversations with her. If you love Chardonnays , then definitely check this place out.