Beautiful 3rd location featuring excellent wine, some snacks, a wonderful shady outdoor seating…read morearea and a beautifully remodeled huge indoor seating area. Staff are excellent, knowledgeable and friendly. Great place to relax and share a bottle.

Thank you Natalie for taking care of us tonight an hour before closing. The recommendations were…read moreamazing and the 10% off of 6 bottle purchase was even better. The tasting room was clean and definitely looks like a place where you can rent out for a small gathering. We really love all the wines - my favorite were the rosés and rieslings. As kitty lover myself, we will have to make it out to the winery to meet the resident kitties! Thank you Natalie! You're amazing!

I was already a fan of Carlson Vineyards location in Palisade. It was nice to find this location…read moredowntown. Service was excellent. Pick a 5 wine flight for $10. They also have non-alcoholic options.. You can purchase all of the wines onsite too. Great for an afternoon break.

We come every year for a half case of port to last us through the winter. The tasting is always…read moregood, but we don't actually need it anymore. This year we heard about how Graystone's port is actually legally called port even though it isn't grown in Portugal. It's quite a process and it shows in the delicious product.

This was a return visit to Graystone. I have purchased their port in the past…read more I was traveling with my husband, his brother and our sister-in-law. We were welcomed in and offered to do a tasting. Both couples opted to do that. The ports we tasted were nice. The tasting area is a bit on the darker side lighting-wise. I think to give a cellar vibe. The person helping us noted that port was not something she liked when she started working there but she likes it now. We also got to hear about her mother and the trials and tribulations of being in a nursing home. We did not choose to purchase anything beyond the tasting. Another couple came in as we headed for the gift shop so it took about 20 minutes before we got rung out for our tastings. It was just an odd experience.

I love it here! Very inviting atmosphere and a great way to spend an evening or afternoon.read more

As per our reservation, the scheduled time was 6:30 and was told to arrive 15 minutes early and we…read moredid. We checked in, lady was nice at the counter, we got our paints, and stood by our painting spots. 6:40 rolls by and a big group comes in without a reservation and she accepts them, she runs around setting up spots for the walk-ins and 6:50 rolls by and I'm frustrated. I think we got started around 7pm. She slightly rushed because she knew she was late. Besides all that, I can see how this is fun and can be an overall great experience.

Very friendly people with a very cute place to eat and try lavender drink concoctions! You can pick…read morea bunch of lavender for a very small price. I visited their lavender products and even purchased a few items! Using the lavender face mist and love it!! Great little place to visit! They also have food!

What friendly people! And, of course, how beautiful! One of the people I spoke to explained they…read morebegan their own distillery- and also loved Copper & Kings here in Lou- and make their own Pineapple Rum, along with several other spirits, which are infused by botanicals grown on the property. Which means, often lavender. Accordingly, I guess it is usually green in about a month, but strange things are happening- so the bushes already went through one flowering cycle as you can see. This isn't Spanish Lavender which does not smell- it is French. Although it was pretty dry, you could still smell it. They make and sell a lot of their own products- candles, bug spray, lotion, products just for pups, etc. I bought a few things & headed out. fyi- there is a Yurt Bar, probably very fun in summer evenings, but it was daytime & this was a work trip!

Steve Bernard the kitchen manager is a dick. He yells and screams at his employees,he degrades them…read moreHe openly fights and argues with them. The business on its own is great a landmark of the valley great place for families,and rounds of golf . But Steve needs to give respect to get respect . Calling an employee a son of a bish who has NEVER called Steve out his name or disrespected him is too far! The Son of a bitch should be fired from his position. He handles issues horribly and is so disrespectful to all the kitchen crew. I'm surprised not a one of them has put him in his place! Steve Bernard is not a good fit for Bookcliff country club the patreons,and the Kitchen crew All deserve respect and to be treated like human beings!!!

My Rotary club, Horizon Sunrise Rotary, has conducted it's weekly Thursday morning meetings at…read moreBookcliff Country Club for over a decade and, while the facilities and view have always been exceptional, over the past year the quality of the buffet breakfast and the friendly and efficient service rendered by our regular wait staff, Colton and Kate, could not be better! Guests that we bring to our meetings are always impressed by this wonderful local venue .

So fun there is ones for kids and adults and the carts are fast and turn well not cheap onesread more

I didn't get the chance to ride here due to the weather but the staff was super understanding and…read moreaccommodating to my situation. They were flexible trying to give my party the ride but understood that we would be leaving town and gave us full refunds with no hassle. Hope to come here on my next visit! Thank you for the great business etiquette!

In the past and for the last 34 years, this has been a great festival, I'm not sure, who's idea is…read morewas to change things 2026, but a very bad idea. Cost is more than double, less crowds entering, This is a huge boon to each and every business their, and in surrounding areas, including Grand Junction. Think about the impact, with 4,000 less people supporting ancillary restaurants, gas, stores etc. That's big, Frankly the modest chaos of the crowd was very fun, with new and different vendors coming in(Club Mud). Never not had the chance to taste what we wanted. Sorry to say my family won't be coming from SLC this year. Hope things change back 2027

This winefest was an absolute blast! My only complaint was how expensive the tickets were. I've…read morebeen to numerous beer festivals (where the breweries do not sell their goods), and they've all been a lot cheaper than this. I'm not sure why tickets are so expensive, but you would think that since this is the biggest sales day of the year for the wineries, they could cut the price a little. Anyhoo, it is a beautiful setting to just chill out and enjoy wine and good food. There is a shuttle from Grand Junction hotels, definitely recommend utilizing this, as 1oz pours from over 40 wineries definitely add up fast ;)