Martha was so kind and provided the stories behind each wine. The wine itself... My husband left…read moresober and shaking. We did a mix of premium and reserve tasking and enjoyed 0/11 wines tried. Every glass was a chore to finish. We would have enjoyed a 2 buck chuck from Trader Joe's more. If you like beautiful views and a good story this is the place for you. If you like wine, you should go across the street to another winery...

Cute and pleasant- never been much of a rose person but the 2021 white-red was refreshing with a…read morehint of honey! Refreshing , crisp and light. Although it's hot, it feels cool with the breeze- perfect white drinking weather, Service is personal with a pleasant approach to customer service. We will be back

What a beautiful addition to the wine scene in Temecula. The esthetic reminded me of an east coast…read morebeach house. I loved the patio and the white and gold decor, but with some Roman influences with the fountains. There are a huge variety of wines to choose from and lots of seating, although I would say a lot of it appeared to be in the sun while on our visit. I got a glass of sparkling brut which was perfect for the ambiance.

This place is really cute! However, we were disappointed that we could not do a wine tasting here…read moreunless you are a club member. Something about them being new, paperwork not being filed, etc. So definitely call before you go to see if they are doing public wine tastings to non-members because they said it might take a few weeks. But, this place does offer something that is very unique, which we loved! An olive oil tasting! They infuse certain flavors into the olive oil. My personal favorite was the white truffle and the mushroom. My friend's favorite was the garlic. The regular is good for daily use for health. I walked out of there buying four! Very cool, interesting and unique experience with the olive oil. I just wish we could've sampled the wine.

A long weekend is the perfect opportunity to explore new wineries in the area, and yesterday I…read morediscovered Raul Ramirez Winery by searching the web for new wineries in the Temecula Valley and this winery opened recently. By the amount of patrons present when I arrived you wouldn't think it is new. A quaint, off the beaten path, winery that resembles a prefabricated modern house surrounded by farm land, and found at the end of a cobbled stone road. The interior is a conflict of rustic and modern decor with various styles and colors, yet stunning and unique. The tasting room resembles a living room, and offers an outdoor seating experience with occasional entertainment. The wine was of great quality, and reflected the care and craftsmanship of a knowledgeable winemaker. The whites were refreshing, and the reds were bold! In addition, the stemware was very classy, with specific glasses for Pinot, Chardonnay, Cabs, and sparkling wines. The atmosphere was classy, and the "Adults Only" rule compliments the vibe. Highly recommend.

I recently visited this smaller boutique winery with a large womens wine group. Raul Ramirez sits…read moreon a hilltop with beautiful views and gorgeous, light-filled indoor tasting spaces. I loved the modern rustic ambiance of their intimate clubhouse, and the weather was perfect for enjoying our wine both indoors and out on the patio. Maryanne and Kim guided us through our tastings of Spanish style wines, sharing the story behind the winery and details about the estate's famous Andalusian horses. If you do a property tour, you'll see the horses and they do have special events. Tastings are by reservation only and no children or pets are allowed. Your choice of 6 tastes are $32. I especially enjoyed the 2016 Estate Gran Reserva Brut "Cava style" sparkling and the 2015 Don Porfirio Gran Reserva. The Winchester location is a bit far outside Temecula wine country. We had a pleasant time here - I was glad to finally check out this winery and it was fun visiting with a group. But given the distance from most Temecula wineries and the fact that reservations are a must, I probably won't be visiting here on a regular basis.

Went for my birthday for my partner. Just stayed for a little to do a wine tasting…read more Super enjoyable. Ended up buying a bottle. Inside and outside are old timey vibes. Super fun! Service was great. The guy gave me a full rundown of the wines. 10/10 recommend.

Big Nose Winery is a hidden gem! The tasting room is small and cozy, which makes for a relaxed and…read morepersonal experience. The people running it are incredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuinely passionate about their wine. The wines are excellent, with something for every palate, and the atmosphere is hard to beat. They have a large outdoor yard that's perfect for relaxing with a glass of wine, and they often feature live music, which makes for a fun afternoon or evening. If you're looking for great wine, wonderful hospitality, and a laid-back place to unwind, I highly recommend checking out Big Nose Winery!

Wow. This winery is from from Paso Robles. The wines are Paso (iykyk) based and Temecula based…read more They have tasting rooms in Paso, Temecula and Fredericksburg Texas! The offerings are excellent. I highly recommend this place.. paso wines in Temecula? I'm there! Go see Brandon...

Great winery with pretty grounds and good wines. They are from Paso so they carry both Temecula…read morewines and Paso wines. It's interesting to taste wines from those two regions side by side. Temecula wines definitely have a distinct Temecula soil taste and smell. Paso wines are typically smoother and have a hint of limestone. Small tasting room with indoor members area attached to it. Outside you have a front patio, side area and back patio. Views are picturesque. Atmosphere is relaxed. It's definitely a smaller boutique winery. Love the low key feel. Servers are knowledgeable about the wines. Don't miss this little gem the next time you are in wine country!

I did not know about this place because I'm not a wine drinker. However, Ms. Brandi from Be Kekoa a…read morefew blocks away suggested we come in for an afternoon glass. If you know Ms. Brandi, you know that she is a vibe from head to toe. I stopped by her shop, and she was getting ready to finish her shift, so we walked to Pamec and caught up on life. I had a glass of the Muscat, their moscato offering. It was great, and the best part is they don't use any funky ingredients, so you know they have quality products! It was a lovely afternoon spent with amazing company. They even offer memberships. I highly recommend stopping by for a glass or two if you're in Old Town Temecula and need a lil pick-me-up! enJOY! ;)

What a wonderful afternoon welcoming Pamec Patio to Old Town with a women's group of about 20! This…read morewine bar just recently opened mid-May 2025 and their spacious, comfy patio is conveniently located adjacent to the historic Hotel Palomar. Our group brought along lots of yummy small bites to accompany our tastings of Pamec's natural wines using wild yeasts and minimal intervention. Anthony was our server extraordinaire. He was so knowledgeable, patient, super friendly and such a great ambassador for Pamec. Bonus points for the sweet wine menu - all Pamec wines are named after Temecula animals, with each label explaining why that animal represents the wine. I was especially intrigued by their Pét Nat (Pétillant Naturel or "naturally sparkling"), made with their Vermentino grapes using the ancestral method of bottling before the initial fermentation is complete. Fermentation continues in the bottle and the result: unfiltered, unpretentious, effervescence with a side of spunk! And with a low 9% ABV, it was the perfect casual patio-sipping wine for a sunny, post-thunderstorm kind of day! Pamec is a great wine bar addition to Old Town and I'm looking forward to stopping in again!

Continuing my quest to visit less-traveled wineries and discover little treasures in the Temecula…read moreValley, I stumbled upon Uys Garafiste Winery, nestled in a neighborhood in wine country. What a find! A small boutique winery focused on small batch artisanal natural wines, with no additives and minimal intervention in the vineyard and cellar. Dirk and Michelle Uys, originally from South Africa, are winemakers crafting extremely complex, refreshing wines that delight the palate. Reservations are required for tastings, and the atmosphere is perfect for experiencing their work, with quiet music playing and a gentle breeze on the back porch overlooking their property, peppered with olive trees and grape vines. For my tasting, I selected the following: Riesling 2023 (Silver Medal Winner) Primitivo 2012 (Silver Medal Winner). Merus 2021 (Silver Medal Winner) is a Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Syrah blend. Petite Syrah Reserve 2022. Bistro 2021 is a blend of Mourvèdre, Grenache, and Syrah. As I sampled each of my selections, analyzing the tasting notes, body, color, tannins, and complexity, Dirk or Michelle provided in-depth knowledge of their journey, wine making, the labor of their accomplishments, their discoveries, and in the end, I was convinced that they had actually discovered "the soul of wine". Great wines. Personal touch. Small batch. Complex flavors. Highly recommend.

Wonderful tasting experience that only left us mesmerized! This was my favorite winery and visited…read moreat least 10 during our long weekend trip. Wines are so delicious and made naturally. We truly enjoyed getting to know wife and husband duo, that truly pour their souls into winemaking. We also rented e-bikes from them, which made it even more of a special experience! Would come back here over and over again. Don't miss a visit to this place, you'll be missing out!

Beautiful winery with amazing views, it's perfect for weddings and specials events. The wine…read morestarting at $25-$30 per glass is pricey, a better value is the wine tasting experience for $24.95, which includes six 1-ounce tastings and allows you to sample a variety of wines. I really love the white merlot and the red merlot. The Syrah was too strong. They have a live band on the weekends, that was fun and kids are allowed too, it's a family friendly winery which is lovely! Ben was the best bartender! I would recommend getting your drinks from him. PS: A glass of wine for $12 is a really good price. That's good to know. Maybe the price we saw was for the whole bottle then? Thanks for clarifying that and we'll be back again for my friend's wedding.... ;)

We came here on a day they were having live music and there were a few vendors set up selling…read moreitems. I'm not sure if that attributed to this, but one thing I noticed right away, was how extremely Loud it was inside the tasting Room. The tables of people were extra loud and it wasn't late in the day, and still pretty early. It did kind of turn me off a little bit, as it felt more like a brewery or bar atmosphere, and you couldn't really hear or talk to your party. The property itself was very beautiful, they host wedding here just a few feet from the tasting rooms. They have a small outdoor reception area that they set up, that looks pretty nice. The ceremony area is also very pretty with two options of views. One overlooking the hills with the mountains in the back, and the other between two really tall, and pretty trees. They do have both an on-site Bridal suite and room suite to get ready before your big day. The groom's Suite had a small video game machine inside, which was a nice touch. The reception area is only Outdoors but they do say they would set up tents in case of rain. There are lots of pretty photo opportunities throughout the property, and they have little swings you can sit on. There's also a lot of decorations such as a large sign that says "Love" I did not get a chance to taste the wine here, but several people in my party did, and enjoyed what they had. I'd like to come back another day when it's quieter possibly.