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    Deerfield Ranch Winery

    4.4 (199 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 4:30 pm

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    Wine tasting inside the cave
    Stephanie M.

    Incredible experience inside a cave! Even better with wine! I came here to celebrate my birthday with my family. We requested the Signature Tasting in the Cave for $35 per person. We also purchased a cheese platter for $50, which came with plenty of cheese for all five of us. There is a lounge area in the middle of the cave with several tables and comfortable couches for wine tasting. We came in on a Sunday afternoon and were the first ones to arrive, so the entire space was available. After finishing the wine tasting, we had the chance to explore the rest of the caves and take pics. Courtney helped us with the wine tasting process; she is knowledgeable and so friendly. Courtney made us feel welcomed and made our wine tasting experience very special-- she elaborated on each wine, allowing enough time to relax and sip. Deerfield Ranch Winery is lucky to have Courtney and such friendly staff.

    The bottling we saw outside of the tasting room
    Sarah H.

    We had a good time at Deerfield Ranch's beautiful tasting room. First, the vineyard is beautiful as you drive up, and we got to see some bottling happen which I doubt is a rare occurrence but also probably not an everyday thing. Second, the tasting is in a dug out wine cave which means it was perfect during a hot June day. Huge shout out to Hutch who led our wine tasting, and the Naked Ladies Sparkling Rosé which tasted like cherries!

    the parking is next to the vineyard
    Amanda M.

    I've been coming here for years and love the tasting. I come up 2-3x a year. Free membership and pickup my shipments when I'm up there. The DRX is our fav and love the Syrah wine as well as their RedRex (red blend). The tastings are $35 pp and waived when you buy 3 bottles. Prices of bottles range from $24-125. Great for everyday table time to those for special occasions Staff is nice. Hutch is always our guy when we go. The ladies are also really nice and knowledgeable !! Dog friendly. There's a cave which on a hot day is a blessing and there's a lovely outdoor place. They offer cheese and crackers but usually after the tasting we buy a bottle and bring our own picnic to sit outside Salt. And stone is along the corner and great option to eat afterwards too

    Deerfield!
    Brian M.

    Best wine cave experience in sonoma for the price. Usually no appointments needed. Bill was super kind and a great host! Theres art work inside and servers are very knowledgeable.

    Getting ready for comedy show
    Bay Area M.

    Outstanding wine-tasting given by Robert Rex, owner and wine-maker who has a remarkable gift for articulating how your palate tastes which flavors and where. Gorgeous place too! Great customer service too! Overall a perfect experience with high quality, award-winning wine to back it up.

    Carolina F.

    Went for a nice wine tasting, located in a cave, beautiful decor. Service was great, plenty of parking.

    Joe M.

    The wines were good. Loved the caves. We were not that crazy about our host. She was on her phone more than chatting with us. She would walk up pour say a few words and walk away. Did not seem that excited to be there. the caves were cool. That we loved.

    30th college reunion tour
    Tom S.

    Always friendly and great customer service here at Deerfield Ranch. The cave is super cool with its lounge area and tastings. Really enjoyed the wines and reasonable prices too. Harvest is underway now as the winery crew is busy with fruit delivery on the crush pad. Way cool to see first hand the hard work that brings us that magic in a bottle. Awesome! Great experience!

    Taylor Z.

    Really great winery nestled into a cave. I tended to like their reds over their whites as I found them much more smooth and interesting. Come thirsty, leave happy!

    Entrance to wine cave with red wine (instagram: wooneats)
    Kiana S.

    This was my first time I've ever gone to a wine cave. As you walk through the tunnel to the seating area you'll pass by many rows of barrels filled with wine. I came here for a reception and I was just blown away at venue. The wine was top notch and paired well with the catered food. This wine cave is very instagrammable and has a rustic charm. This was a great place to hold a reception for a gathering of many people.

    Wine barrels with X is the winemakers favorites
    Cody G.

    Walked in at 10:56AM and immediately was greeted by rows and rows of wine barrels. Very cool place! Our sommelier was knowledgeable on the product and helped us after we approached the service counter. It was our first wine tasting experience, and felt a little out of place. We had the first couple of glasses and conversations with our sommelier regarding our travels. Very cool experience, and very affordable!

    Vineyard in autumn mode. Hills in the background separates Napa and Sonoma Valleys.
    D.wight L.

    I was originally going to give them a 4 star rating, because even though I did eventually find a wine worth taking home, the rest of the tasting was just average at best (wine wise). But then I started putting some points down about the tasting as a whole, and realized they gave me everything I look for in a wine country tasting experience. Okay there is a tasting fee here, $35 per tasting and I believe they start you out with 5 pours, with some bonus pours if you're so inclined (always for me!). But their tasting is waived with the purchase of some wine, can't remember if there was a quantity requirement though. I am notorious for finding a wine I can buy and take with. I rarely leave a winery empty handed. All I need is to find one that I find special, usually a winery can accommodate at least one, if not several. So fees are usually a non-issue for me. On a super quiet and casual weekday afternoon, I was able to just walk in and get a tasting. Even though I will reserve a time if required, but sometimes I just like to walk in and see. Back in the day, it was very common to be able to do this. Now not so much, so to be able to swing this, just made my vacation time that much more relaxed. Then the wine pourers/associates were all quite cordial and friendly. They all seemed like retired people just doing something that they have passion for, so the pace is incredibly relaxed. They don't automatically spiel out a scripted history for the place, but with a few deliberate questions, you'll be able to a get a lot of info during your pours. The tasting room was in a wine cave. I may have only been in a couple of wine caves in all my years, and most times it is just part of a tour or something you walk past and just gawk at. Here, you find a seating area of your choice, could be a coffee table set up with couches or a large dining table if you have a large group. And there are plenty of high top table settings if it is only a couple of you. And the wine pourers will just go around and pour for each group. Again very relaxed and quite spaced out. And this cave is quite special. It can be blazing hot outside, but in here it is naturally crazy cool. Now you won't be getting the fresh breeze as say an outdoor patio tasting, but I say let those be those, and this be this. This really brings a unique twist to wine tasting. Actually in some of the halls in these caves are actual juice from crushed grapes in large plastic bins, because I came in October which is usually just right after harvest time. I've never been that up close with that much juice sitting in one area, but the aroma was surprisingly delicious. I was also stoked to have tasted and found a red that was right up my alley. Well balanced, not really meant to age for very long, but still had plenty of substance and grip. And it was only in the $30 range, so I got several. To find a wine that decent out in a winery, at this price point in this day and age, is actually quite rare. So I really got to give them props. Deerfield Ranch you made an already nice afternoon into a truly great and memorable one.

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    Ask the Community - Deerfield Ranch Winery

    Is outside food allowed?

    If you are attending an event that does not include food, you can bring food, to my knowledge, and only utilize the picnic tables outdoors but not inside of the wine cave!!

    Hello are reservations required?

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    One of the things I take away from Deerfield Ranch Winery is as soon you enter the cave you smell the wine.

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