Quiet winery with a straight forward tasting. You pick from white, red, or mix. And you get 5…read moresamples. It's $10 which is a great deal especially in the area. The seating area outside is nice and they have cornhole. It's a good place to relax and taste some good wine. The service is friendly and helpful! Highly recommend checking this place out.

Really enjoyed a relaxing day on the patio. The Slushie was delicious, the popcorn was sweet, and…read moreadded a small charcuterie board too! Great place to be on a hotel day!

What a gorgeous gem not too far from Sacramento! Thanks to my friend who told me about this winery…read morethat is one of her favs, and she gave me a gift card, friends and I made reservations. Upon arriving, I could already feel the serenity of this winery. The weather was perfect when we went, as the sun was shiny brightly, and the trees surrounding us gave us perfect shade. Dogs and children are allowed, making this such a family friendly winery. They have a covered area that is perfect for large parties also, adding a touch of privacy. We were fortunate to have live music, which added to the relaxing time we had at Macchia Wines. We appreciate how they allow us to bring our own food, so we could pair the wines with our food for our picnic. We enjoyed the flights we tasted so much, that we each bought more than one bottle to enjoy back home. Thank you to the staff who took care of us at Macchia Wines!

I really love the grounds and the atmosphere and the live music on Saturday and Sunday. The people…read moreworking in the tasting room were very friendly and helpful. I just did not find their wine to my taste.

What a terrific find -- Yelp absolutely nailed this recommendation. The winery welcomes you with a…read morelong, beautiful drive through sprawling vineyards that instantly sets the tone for the experience. The outdoor seating area in the back was gorgeous, but since we arrived early on a Saturday and had the place nearly to ourselves, we chose to taste at the stunning bar instead. We were told it had been imported from a former brothel in New York, which only added to the charm and character of the place. Inside, the winery feels like part antique museum, part elegant wine lounge, filled with fascinating furniture, décor, and unique pieces everywhere you look. It's obvious the owner spared no expense creating such a warm and memorable atmosphere. Sha was our server and truly made the visit special -- such a delightful person with a fun, welcoming personality that elevated the entire tasting experience. Unfortunately, I've been dealing with some issues with my taste and smell lately, so I wasn't the best judge of the wines myself, but the rest of our group thoroughly enjoyed them, and we all ended up leaving with bottles to take home. I'd happily return again next time I'm in the area.

​If you haven't visited Berghold Vineyards yet, you absolutely should. I love their wines--they are…read morebeautifully balanced and perfect for a party. The winery itself has such a relaxed vibe (complete with a winery cat!), and their events are wonderfully down-to-earth. Attending a release here feels like being at a fun family party, but without any of the drama. ​Today's 80s-themed wine release party was super fun featuring food trucks, music (Rewind 80s Band), bake sale, and, of course, fantastic wine. What truly sets this place apart, however, is the staff. They are warm, welcoming, and funny, making the experience even better. Honestly, the wine is equal to--if not better than--the quality you find in Napa and Sonoma, but for a third of the price.

Good Mills Family Winery took over D'Art Wines. Ten of us showed up but 9 of to taste. I had called…read moreto change the number of people to 6-9. A bit of confusion, but they made it work. Gracious hosts! Our party all bought wine. So many trees we had a great breeze. The brownie that paired with their dessert wine was excellent. I will be returning

One of our favorite wineries. We had reservations for Monday at 2:30pm. $15 tasting for 6 wines…read more Dogs on leashes were allowed. There's charcuterie available for purchase. Outside food is OK for outdoor tastings other than club pickup weekend. They have big, bold jammy wines. Very fruity wines. Some reds have tannins. Randy poured the tasting for us. He is very nice and knowledgeable. Generous pours. We got to try a couple of extra wines off menu. But outdoor seating area. You can drink inside at the tasting bar too. Viognier was complimentary. Zinfandel was very fruity and jammy extra cab and Zinfandel- tannins , extra cab tawny port- very sweet

This is my go to winery. Every time I go here I have a great time with great wine and a relaxing…read moreatmosphere. Never had a bad wine from this place and always look forward to coming here. All the servers are very knowledgeable and attentive. They have a small food menu (basically snacks) but it is very satisfying. Look forward to go their very soon.

The wine was great. We did the reserve tasting and the white and bubbly tasting. None of which did…read morewe taste one we didn't like. The service was really nice as well. Parking was easy. The decor was good as well.

Finally made my way to this winery with a good girlfriend of mine yesterday. What an awesome place!…read moreGreat service, friendly, and attentive hosts. Ashley was the sweetest and super helpful. Stopped in without any reservations and while they were hosting an event, we were still welcome to experience a tasting. Ashley offering us an invitation to partake in the event food as well which was uber kind. They have a pretty great wine selection. Although heavier reds, they definitely offer a great selection of whites as well. In my younger days, I loved Moscato. However, either I'm getting older or they're getting sweeter; I'm not the biggest fan of most. But the Moscato here, is so light and fresh, semi-sweet, simply perfect for a hot summer day vibe. I predominantly drink Chardonnay, theirs is really good also but the Viognier is chef's kiss! I'm in love lol and I am more of a dessert, red wine drinker. I never really find red wines that are really pleasant to me. But I found them here, Illusion and the Immortal Zin! OMG! BOUGHT lol We also met the sweetest couple who are frequent longtime customers, Mary and David (Hi, guys if you see this, we hope we get to see you again!). They made our visit even better. We must've talked with them for at least an hour. They shared some of their favorites which of course we tried, loved and purchased. After our tasting and case of wine and jam (yes they have jam/spreads) purchase we bought a glass and sat outside under a beautiful tree just laughing and talking. What a beautiful day. We will certainly be back and with friends! Add this winery to your next stop, you will not be disappointed. I've enjoyed a few in the area but honestly, something about this place just felt truly amazing. Yep, it's my new fav!

This is the best winery in California for price point and you don't even have to be a member to get…read morethe discount! Try the illusion or their Malbec! 100% satisfaction!

This tasting room seems to be closed. Don't know if or when…read morethey will re-open Was only able to enjoy winery once and I enjoyed it very much.

Free Wine Tasting/Friendly Staff…read more What first drew me to Dancing Coyote was their name--sounding whimsical and Southwestern. When we drove up to their site, I wasn't really sure where it was located as the existing buildings looked like old industrial buildings, not your standard winery and tasting room. My partner and I guessed it had been a granary--it was built in 1868 right next to the raIlroad tracks, and was later converted into a winery in the early 1900s. Back then that initial winery became famous for their Port, and also made vinegar and brandy. We sat at the tables outside. I asked the server if anyone was living in the tall granary tower because we had noticed that the windows looked like they were fitted with stained glass. She answered with a chuckle, that only ghosts live there. Dancing Coyote has an interesting history. It is family run, and they have been farming the Delta region for five generations. They grow and harvest the grapes. They also do the crushing, aging and handcrafting the final product. The winemaker uses natural wild yeast that derives from the surfaces of the grapes to actually ferment the products on the flight that we tasted - they were really good and yummy on their own natural merits with a bright finish. Of course, I had to run around and experience this winery's own unique brand with my own eyes and camera in hand. There were several fig trees in which I found a perfectly ripe fig to eat. There was was this orange stuff "growing" on some of the outside walls that I had to touch, and then scratch my head because I couldn't figure out what it was. Near the fig trees, hidden from the eyes of most.of the two-leggeds that visit the winery, is a diagram painted on a rather large propane tank. Who painted it? Was it a human that "dances with coyotes"? I tried and tried to duplicate the dance that the artist painted on the tank. The trickster that painted that mural is probably laughing at the thought of people trying to follow the dance diagram. Their flights were FREE!!! There were four different wines included: 3 whites and 1 red. I usually prefer drinking red over white, however, there was something uncommon with their white wines--a certain kind of freshness/aliveness. I really liked how it felt in my mouth. After tasting those wines she brought three more wines for us to taste. We fell in love with their 2016 Loureiro - a Portuguese varietal. They had a special for $48 for a case, and we snatched it up in a heartbeat. We plan to return in our next visit to the Lodi wine making region to the same place, and see what other new vinicultural gifts that they have to offer us.

We stopped at the iron gate winery yesterday for lunch…read more Delicious hamburger, chicken Sandwich and excellent 3 cheese broccoli soup. Friendly staff Fantastic grounds

We had a very pleasurable visit to this winery and tasting room. A bit remote it is worth the time…read moreto visit. The grounds, buildings and tasting room are beautiful, a sophisticated rustic cabin appeal with manicured landscaping and a craftsman style main building. We stood at the main tasting bar to try four wines. The Chardonnay and especially fhe old vine Zinfandel stood out as excellent to us and we ended up getting some bottles. As there weren't many folks doing a tasting on a weekday we got VIP treatment and had a deljghtful conversation, and education about the wines, from the person pouring for us. We really enjoyed our stay and the surroundings made it extra nice. Compared to the hype of Napa and Sonoma this winery and others in the Lodi area are down to earth and affordable in comparison, especially for tastings. This place very much is worth a visit. Sitting outside to sip a bottle must be delightful too.