We chose the flight of 5 red wines for $20.Our favorites were the Blend and the Malbec.  They…read morecredited us the tasting fees upon our 2 purchases. The grounds were huge, we walked around in between each pour while people were setting up for an evening party.  It was a very lovely place and I would very much like to come back to attend some evening dance parties here.

Stunning wine grounds at Clos LaChance. I don't usually like to leave under 4 star reviews, but I…read morereally believe there could be a chance for improvement with the hospitality here. Upon entering the tasting room there was no acknowledgement of our presence which felt very awkward (esp with only a few other patrons tasting) and available wine pourers. The staff were not smiling and were very short with us when we said we were there to taste. It definitely put a damper on the start of our day... We wondered if it had something to do with them merging or becoming Cor de Valle winery. It seemed confusing to us whether we were drinking wine from one or the other. Once we got past the odd lack of welcome and went to tables outside though, we had a wonderful time. Such a beautiful upper and lower courtyard surrounded by vineyards; it almost feels like you have been transported to somewhere in Europe. The wines were delicious. I loved the 22 Pirates Blend and the Viogner most.

Went for a Dreampower even with San Martin Lion's Club, so lots of discounts and specials so being…read morespecific is a bit tough. I like the atmosphere, friendly warm place with pizzas that were really nice and good for 2-3 people. Won't discuss the wine today as it was a "special" and not really sure if it's a regular. I'm looking forward to the Third Thursday special for Wine and Pasta dinner for $50! I'll review that when I try!

It's alway a perfect day at Little Uvas when you see Berto cooking up his fabulous pizzas and…read morecharcuterie boards and Kim at the tasting bar. White wine tasting and SANGRIA (my favorite). Kim & Berto checked on us @ DeRose. Berto's great wood fired pizzas we ordered today were the cheese pizza (2 mozzarella) and smoked pork pizza (WOW!). The charcuterie board was fantastic - cheeses & meats served with fig jam and pita bread - YUM! A relaxing time was had by all.

Tucked away in Morgan Hill and part of the local Santa Clara Valley Wine Trail, this winery offers…read morea variety of estate grown wines, olive oil and honey from the estate. Lion Ranch specializes in Rhone and Provence varietal blends so expect unique blends of red and white wines along the lines of Viogner, Grenache Blanc, Marsanne, Mourvedre, Terret Noir, and more. All very clean, smooth, and tasty. MOST OF ALL - I liked that the wines had less sulfites (no more headaches for me!) There are 3 flight tasting options - white, red, and mixed (which includes a rose). All three are great options and value at 6 tasters for $20. If you choose to purchase a bottle they are all mostly around $26-45. I loved that this place allowed you to bring outside food as it was the perfect picnic spot but if you don't, they also have a mini fridge of charcuterie items to purchase. The winery itself is intimate, but with ample outdoor seating. A small babbling fountain, corn hole, and umbrellas for shade round out the ambiance. It was perfect for a lazy Saturday afternoon. Also thank you to Jen & Mike for making the tasting so special and fun! I loved their knowledge of the wines and hospitality. Highly recommend a visit with friends :)

we had a blast here! it was nice since there wasn't a lot of people around so we got to enjoy our…read morelittle girl's day sipping on some wine and enjoying a picnic basket i prepared. we were welcome with a lovely smile and hospitality. thank you for having us and taking our group photo! Would've loved to sit outside but it was too hot of a weather. oh and did you know they had olive oils here? like you can do not just a wine tasting but an olive oil tasting? we didn't know until someone came in to purchase their olive oil. one of my friends decided to ask if we could try it out and tbh, it was actually a good quality of olive oil. the oil was pretty light so it was good! my friend ended up buying a bottle! the wine was good, but i should've gone with the flight of white wine. i quite enjoy drinking white a lot more, but you just never know, what if a red really taste good until you try it! Of course! I'll come back one of these days to get the white wine to add to my collection!

Beautiful family winery that is celebrating its 100th anniversary! Large selection of wines and…read morehas a gourmet food section where you can buy Italian foods to eat with your wine or take home. Before Christmas, they have a HUGE gift shop filled with great gifts and Christmas decor... unique and tasteful gifts for everyone!

A wholesome venue…read more The Emilio Guglielmo Winery is a gorgeous venue. I came by for the anniversary Pasquale Esposito concert and had a great time. The staff did a great job at decorating the space and making this outdoor concert feel like an intimate experience. The table setup made the crowd feel like they're apart of a community. At sunset, this winery has stunning views of their vineyards. The concert was great. Pasquale is a resident guest of the winery and has a phenomenal voice. The food offered (chicken marsala, sausage and peppers, and balsamic vinegar dressed salad) was underwhelming. The selection was limited and food was cold. By the time I got to the food table, they had run out of the sausage dish. The wine selection was very good though. I particularly liked a few of the white wines offered during the event. The staff and servers were all friendly. It is apparent they all enjoy working here. The donation-pushing felt a bit tacky, however. During the entirety of my visit, I felt like I was being asked to donate (at the table, during dinner, before and after the performance). Of course their cause (providing music lessons to children) is incredibly important and has left a clear impact on the program's students, but it ended up taking away from my experience (especially considering the high cost of the concert tickets). Side note: the parking situation is challenging. There are very few handicapped parking stalls with a tiny lot. On concert nights, parking is located across the road at the neighboring high school. If you are visiting with anyone that has mobility issues, definitely come early to secure close parking. If you get the chance to see a Pasquale Esposito concert here, I would definitely go!

Had a pretty disappointing experience here on my first visit for a girls' wine day. We came in…read moreexcited to try somewhere new, do a tasting, and hopefully buy a few bottles to enjoy on the grounds, but the service immediately felt cold and uncomfortable. The staff member behind the bar greeted us with a blank, deadpan stare (otherwise known as a "GenZ Stare") that made the whole interaction feel awkward from the start. When we mentioned it was our first time visiting and that we were excited to be there, there was no warmth, no enthusiasm, and no effort to tell us about the wines or the property. Even the pours seemed careless. I know this is Gilroy and not Napa, but I still expected a welcoming experience and better wine service. Unfortunately, both the service and the wine itself were disappointing. The best part of this place was definitely the beautiful grounds, which would make a gorgeous wedding setting. Maybe this place is better suited as an event venue than a wine tasting destination, but based on my experience, I would not return. The two stars are for the beautiful grounds.

We were at kirigin as part of the barrels and bites event. What a cute place! The grounds are…read morelovely and oldy-worldy laced with fantasy winery. Perfect place for group photos, gatherings, special events! The wines were tasty and I am starting to think the South County area is improving. We will stop again!

The wine flight was good for $15 - You can get either white wine flight or red wine flight or mixed…read moreflight, with 2 bottles buying out your flight . My problem with this location is that it feels like you're at an office building and walking down the hall I felt like I was going to a doctors office or meeting To me, so much of wine tasting is about the ambience and I was realllly disappointed when we walked in . The photos on yelp are really deceiving . There are no grapes, there are office blinds and office hallways. Super weird building to hold a tasting room , but if you don't care about that the wine is pretty good !

Our favorite wine bar, without question. They have a great wine selection and the staff is always…read morewelcoming and kind. They're dog friendly, so we can bring our dogs and sit back with a glass of wine without any hassle. Always a good experience here.

We had our wedding at Seeker in June, and it was more than perfect! The Seekers were so helpful and…read morekind - Karen made sure our day went off without a hitch! I can't say enough good things - book your event there, you won't be sorry!!!

My friend and I found out about Seeker on the Gilroy Welcome Center website when we were looking…read morefor wineries for a 30th Birthday Party Bus/wine tasting tour. They were so friendly and promptly called us back to set up an appointment for our group. The wine was great and the tasting room was very cute! We really appreciated their hospitality and willingness to take such a large group. Overall we will definitely be coming back for tastings.

We had reservations for Saturday at 4:30pm. The tasting room is located at someone's house. We just…read moreparked in the front driveway half moon empty area. We saw a wine tasting sign at the end of the driveway if you turn in at the very first opening. It wasn't busy at all. It was mostly the owners daughter and daughter's boyfriend helping pour the tastings. We saw the owner come by a couple of times. There's both outdoor and indoor seatings. The restroom is actually located in one of their buildings that you will see when you walk down to the tasting room. Felt weird to go into someone's living area. $20 tasting fee for 4 wines. You can revisit the wines. But most of the wines were good. European Bordeaux style wines which were bold and complex. Only one wine was tannic. You can bring outside food. semillon- good fruity, bold merlot- good, fruity, bold ternuvas blend- tannic 2 gents & a lady - good, smooth

First off, the reason we wanted to try this winery was because they are environmentally friendly,…read morepesticide- free, and tout a plant-based lifestyle. It's literally someone's home who had a dream of making wine. The tastings are by reservation only and only offered two Saturdays a month. It truly feels like you're hanging in your friend's backyard. If your friend just happens to make delicious wine and have beautiful westward views of the valley. There was music playing, no sense of urgency, and the namesake pooch Moose to occasionally provide a little company. The owner and head winemaker Rich and assistant wine maker Uli took their time explaining the process, the wines, and anything else you may think to ask. Rich even let us pick fruit from his citrus trees to take home. What a beautiful day and beautiful experience. We plan on going back in the fall for the harvest festival!