Wow. What an unforgettable experience at PEJU, especially with the VIP treatment my friends and I…read morereceived from Todd Elliott, AKA to me as wine educator and sommelier extraordinaire! I am a white wine connoisseur because of my dietary restrictions with most ingredients in red wines, especially cherries and plum, that trigger my stomach pain and headaches. I have missed enjoying red wine because of this. I was hoping and praying that when my friends who are members of PEJU planned this wine tasting treat, that my stomach and head would be fine and to my surprise, my palate, tongue, stomach and heart were pleased with the Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Fifty/Fifty, and more, including reserve reds Todd served and educated us about! I have NEVER enjoyed red wines like these I tasted at PEJU. Since the time of our outstanding wine tasting experience, I have recommended and raved about Todd and PEJU winery to friends and family who appreciate and value high quality wines and winery experiences. It felt like a vacation getaway being in the tasting room building, admiring the breathtaking stained glass art, all of the art inside and the beautiful art and nature views outside. I appreciate the PEJU staff and management team who welcomed us and were kind to us all the way to the end of our wine tasting experience when we left. This is the kind of treatment that makes us want to return. Napa is a special place for friends, family, and me, and PEJU is now an indelible memory in my Napa adventures! Todd clearly enjoys his important professional position, is passionate about wine and the wine experience, and brings so much joy to customers! I can't recommend him and PEJU enough! Todd went above and beyond to give us a VIP experience and even gave me a bag full of wine corks for my art project after I told him about this and asked for some of their wine corks we saw lined up in their wine uncorking and pouring area. Thank you, Todd!

I had a reservation for a classic tasting at PEJU at 1:30pm on a Friday, at the recommendation of…read morequite a few friends, and there were a few other parties seated at the time as well. The grounds are gorgeous inside and out, and I really enjoyed the stained glass, large open windows, and the statues and the koi pond area outside. The service was extraordinary, and I had a great time learning a bit about the different wines PEJU offers from Joseph. I tried quite a few different wines, and really liked how there are a few unique offerings here that you can't find elsewhere - I ended up getting a bottle of their Province, the Farm, and their late harvest orange muscat. PEJU is also one of the few wineries with a permit to serve food. If I had known ahead of time, I would've planned to eat here! The rilettes were super tempting, but Joseph advised that if I was planning to eat a meal afterward to stick to the chips and dip - this ended up being quite a generous portion as well, and I really enjoyed the goat cheese truffle dip alongside the wine tasting :) Overall, PEJU is definitely a beautiful winery to visit with excellent service, and I'll definitely be back!

Alpha Omega is always a vibe...-every single time. It's one of those places you can go to just…read moreunwind and truly enjoy the moment. I love grabbing a glass and chilling by the fountain. The atmosphere is so peaceful but still lively in the best way. You'll see people with their dogs, good music playing, and everyone just soaking in the experience. It's the perfect balance of relaxed and upscale. Whether you're there to wine taste or just hang out and take it all in, it's always a win. Definitely one of my go-to spots in Napa!

Aloha Omega was recommended to me for a recent girl's trip to Napa…read more We were promptly seated outside by the pond and it was beautiful. Since one in my party only drinks white wine, they were able to accommodate her as the rest of us rolled through the reds. If I had a wish, it would be that they offered up something you could purchase to snack on with the wine. Especially since they are really generous pours!!

We recently visited Grgich Hills Estate winery and had the pleasure of being greeted and served by…read moreSherisse Taylor, to a tasting of several wines including the ones well known and loved here, along with great info about the making of the wine and history of Grgich Hills Estate. Overall we enjoyed an epic afternoon of wine tasting in a beautiful invitingly warm environment served by a person who was well informed, pleasant and fun. I was introduced to and acquired a fabulous bottle of Violetta 2018 Late Harvest, a sweet that is matched by no other. I highly appreciated the great customer friendly service, THANK YOU! Sherisse and highly recommend a visit to this winery.

As a Napa Valley Chauffeur, it's always an honor to work with wineries that understand the ups and…read moredowns of trying to get clients to them on time ! Paola & Michael , we're kind enough to adjust my ladies tardiness to help create fond memories and drink incredible wine and celebrate a 60th birthday ! So grateful to you two for doing outstanding service ! Keep up the great work hope to see you soon ! Peter

One of my favorite wineries in all of Napa, and the only one where we've held onto our membership…read morefor years. Easy to find, beautiful from the road in, and exactly what you picture when you think Napa. The whites and reds are all worth trying. Each one tastes distinct, and the flagship bottles run $44 to $125, so not cheap, but fair for wines this good. Membership is the real draw. Members get full tastings plus a food menu for themselves and two guests, which we lean on every time we pick up wine. The grounds are stunning. Plenty of tables across the property, including quiet, secluded spots for a real conversation. The member experience runs about 1.5 hours, which is plenty. The food held up too. Tomato arancini with basil aioli, bruschetta, roasted olives, marcona almonds, hummus with crispy pita, sourdough with oil and balsamic. The arancini was the best bite of the spread, crisp outside, creamy in the middle, with the basil aioli pulling it together. Staff have been friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful on every visit. A few notes: tastings cap around 6 to 8 per party, specialty experiences like the Cambium vertical are discounted for members rather than free, and your membership carries over to their sister property, St. Francis in Sonoma. Plenty of parking and EV charging. Go as a member if possible.

Great wines not completely overpriced like so many Napa Valley wineries are…read more Oscar is an absolute gem I highly recommend this winery

There is almost nothing not to love about this winery. The wine is amazing and not ridiculously…read morepriced. The variety of tasting fit nearly every style. The people are wonderful and the service is amazing. I was fortunate to go on a quiet Saturday early and could not have had a better time. The ambiance feels like you're just relaxing at a friends farm. If you go to Napa it is absolutely a 'must'

This vineyard was a lovely follow-up to Davis Estates. This vineyard in contrast is like a walk…read morethrough an E.M. Forster setting. The garden is beautiful with gorgeous sunflowers and a wide range of flora. We did the garden tasting only and it was a perfect unrushed way to enjoy the wine and the scenery. The house is picturesque and warm ~ segue into the garden. If you are looking for grand epic vistas ~ then you may want to try elsewhere. But if you are a nature lover and appreciate a casual yet beautiful surrounding / not to mention delicious wines...do not hesitate to visit!

It was our first time visiting, and surely won't be our last. We visited on a Thursday, which was…read morenice without the weekend crowds but the best part is the gorgeous garden! We were seated in a nice alcove with a living wall. It was a bit chilly for a late spring/early summer day but I really appreciated that they had blankets for us too! A really nice touch. The space feels very inviting, like a luxurious backyard garden! Steve took great care of us, very nice gentleman who went through the history of the vineyard and the family behind the tasty wines. The winery does not have food though, so it might be a good idea to eat before heading there if you're hungry. It was also a really nice touch that they gave us the wine glasses as a souvenir and applied the tasting fee towards a purchase (which is not hard since everything is so tasty!). Reminds me of what a Napa wine tasting experience used to be like many years ago! A wonderful afternoon experience but be sure to make a reservation ahead of time!

An absolute gem of a winery--graceful, inviting, and memorable in all the right ways…read more The path from the parking lot to the entrance feels like a quiet prelude to relaxation, lined with lounge chairs tucked beneath charming, roofed garden alcoves. Each shaded nook invites you to pause, unwind, and take in the surrounding greenery before stepping inside. Our group of six adults and one very content 10-month-old (we called ahead to be sure he was welcome)--settled in effortlessly and were rewarded with an experience that felt both relaxed and refined. We chose the veranda, where the view opened onto a lush garden alive with movement. Between sips, we caught glimpses of hummingbirds darting like jewels, butterflies drifting lazily, and even the occasional chipmunk making a curious appearance. Our hostess guided us through the $50 tasting with warmth and expertise, bringing each of the five wines to life with just the right balance of knowledge and ease. Every pour impressed--distinct, expressive, and genuinely enjoyable. And the thoughtful touch of applying the tasting fee toward bottle purchases? That sealed the deal. Each couple left with at least two bottles in hand--a testament to both the quality of the wine and the smart, guest-friendly approach. Inside, a wall of glass reveals rows upon rows of barrels stretching into the distance, a quiet reminder of the craftsmanship behind every glass. You can wander through this space via the gift shop, adding another layer to the experience. A place that manages to feel both elevated and welcoming--I'd return without hesitation. I highly recommend this winery.

We popped in quickly for a taste of their Pinot noir. They've only been open for a few months. The…read morenice thing is they don't require a reservation like Inglenook. The tasting is small and very cute. The wine gal was very friendly. The Pinot noir was from the Willamette Valley in OR where Inglenook also has vineyards. It was a very inviting place and a great stop along Hwy 29.

My visit here was happenstance. I intended to go someplace else, made a wrong turn, then decided to…read morego here instead. This place is beautiful. They've only been there for a year I believe, but from the outside to the inside, everything is purposely selected and placed. And the bathroom! Yes you read that right, the bathroom is impressive. Probably what stuck out to me the most was the wine glasses used for the flight tasting. These glasses are exquisite. While I don't remember the exact dollar figure, they use German glassware that was 100 a pop, and each glass was selected based on enhancing which wine was being tasted. The first glass on the left was what we started with, which was a white, and as you go toward the right you transition into the bulbous fishbowl type glassware typically used to drink reds. The flight tasting was 75 which is pricey, and their flagship red is quite expensive in my opinion. However, you like what you like and if you enjoy it then it's meant for you. This is a great place and I'll most definitely visit again when I'm back in Napa.

Our first time to visit Mathew Bruno tasting room, located stone throw away from Rutherford Grill…read more Had a great time tasting through the rose, Sauvignon Blanc and a few amazing Cabernets. The standout is the George III that they cannot put on the label as such but it is silky, luxurious and well balanced. The cheese plate is amazing and very generous portion. Met the owner Matthew that tells us all about his passion project of building the tasting room (as you can imagine with Napa's rules it took years to execute).

Food was excellent and the service was top notch…read more Very close to the winery I like , so very convenient to a lot of fun activities

The food was excellent, and the ambiance was warm and inviting, which made the evening enjoyable…read more Unfortunately, the service did not match the quality of the restaurant. Our waiter, Chris N, came across as rude and dismissive on several occasions. When I ordered the Farmstead Pinot Noir, he immediately responded, "You don't want that one. The other one is much better," rather than offering a recommendation in a more respectful and informative way. Later, when my friend placed her dinner order, he remarked, "Well, that's a lot of food," which made her feel uncomfortable and judged. Throughout the meal, he seemed rushed and gave the impression that he couldn't wait for his shift to end. While the food and atmosphere were wonderful, the service left us feeling unwelcome and detracted from what otherwise could have been a great dining experience.

Top experience wine tasting in Napa. Extremely informative and the kindest birthday gift basket in…read moreour life. We will definitely be back in July if God permits to view the new tasting room!!!

I've been a member of BV for more than 10 years... I've never written a review, although I've been…read moretasting over the years and I love their wine as well as my BV collection! I called and asked in advance for a member tasting without the history story I had heard it one too many times!! The wine Club manager set us up in a nice room for our party of five at 3:30 PM. Chris was our host. He did a great job of telling new details of the historical story of BV... although I wanted to discuss the wine more than hear the history. Chris was informative, passionate, and knowledgeable. I would ask for him as a host again! However, he a attend your wine Club member. I really don't want to hear the story one more time! This is a beautiful winery and their new tasting room will open soon... I'm very excited to see how it is. I suggest if you make an appointment for tasting here that you make it earlier than 3:30 since the wine Club manager pretty much came in and told us it was time to go because they were closing at 5. We did not have any additional tastings other than what was on the menu and we did not try to take up any extra time, but we were picking up our wine shipment, which was being put together and not altered ... again, not taking up any more than the scheduled . After having been a member of multiple wineries in Napa, this was the first time I've ever experienced someone rushing us out... which did not leave a good taste in our mouth figuratively, not literally,because the wine was awesome as usual!!