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    4.0 (3 reviews)
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    Lodi Wine Visitor Center

    Lodi Wine Visitor Center

    3.8
    (82 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    We stopped by the Lodi Wine Visitor Center for a wine flight before heading off for a spa day, and…read moreit was such a nice way to start the afternoon. One thing I noticed right away was that it wasn't crowded at all, especially considering it was a weekend around lunchtime. We were able to grab a spot easily and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. That said, service was surprisingly slow during this visit. In fact, I eventually had to go find someone to help us, which is something I've never had to do here before. We've visited quite a few times over the years and service has usually been spot on, so I'm hoping this was just an off day. I also have to give a little shout-out to an employee who used to work here, an Italian woman who somehow always remembered me even though I wasn't a frequent visitor. She had the warmest personality and was always such a joy to talk with. If you've ever had one of those people who just makes a place feel welcoming, you'll know exactly what I mean. The wines themselves were lovely as always, and I still absolutely love the outdoor seating area. It's one of my favorite parts of visiting and makes for such a relaxing place to sit and enjoy a flight. Helpful tip: If the weather is nice, grab a seat outside. It's the perfect way to enjoy a tasting and unwind for a bit. Even with the slower service this time, we still enjoyed ourselves and will definitely be back. Hopefully it was just an off day because this has always been one of our favorite stops when we're in Lodi.

    This is an excellent place to start a wine exploration of the Lodi wine region…read more The place is comfortable, friendly and beautifully outfitted for looking around at a variety of winery options, getting information and even having a wine tasting. The tasting, in particular, gives you a good cross-section of wines from the area. The wine options available change every Thursday. You get 4 selections from a menu for $12. (a bargain!) plus the charge is waived if you purchase two bottles. It's a good deal and you get to try things you may or may not enjoy before heading out to the multitude of wineries in the area. We had the most delightful and informative wine tasting I've had in many years. The wines were generally excellent with some excelling over others. Questions were readily answered or immediately researched and answered. There's very nice indoor or outdoor seating, all of it very pleasant. This is well worth an initial stop before forging out to visit specific wineries.

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    Interior and counter area
    The front entrance off Turner Road. Parking out front.  Look for the sign "Appellation" coming from downtown Lodi

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    The front entrance off Turner Road. Parking out front. Look for the sign "Appellation" coming from downtown Lodi
    Upstream Wines at Watts Winery

    Upstream Wines at Watts Winery

    4.4
    (69 reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$

    Upstream Wines at Watts Winery is an interesting stop on your Lodi wine tour. The tasting room is…read morebuilt in a reconverted house with a gorgeous yard. The main entrance is just off Highway 12 near Victor. The entrance from the parking lot takes you on a meandering journey through a lush garden and patio section before hitting the main tasting room. You walk right in the front door like you own the place then head into the tasting room. The tasting menu has several flights based on whites and reds with options for everyone. Inside can get packed quickly, but there is plenty of room outside if the weather is nice. The wines are typical for the region with several single vineyard options. Upstream is very convenient and a nice place to linger in the region. It really feels like you are visiting a friends house in wine country instead of a commercial vineyard.

    Cancer research is near and dear to their hearts. They have a butterfly label wine that 30% of the…read moreproceeds go to Children's Cancer research. What a beautiful idea. They poured so many wines. We joined our party a little late and were playing ketchup. She was great about describing all of the wines to us again, even though she had just been through the spiel. The regular zins and cabs all had a common denominator. They carried a very heavy port smell but delivered a very balanced taste. I kept expecting them to be sweet or syrupy but neither of those characteristics ever came forth. Their Dolcetto, knocked my socks off. I took a sip and knew that was going straight onto my favorite rack. Then she mentioned that it had won double golds and I can taste why! The Monte Pulciano was very smooth and enjoyable. The Late Harvest Zin was another one that I couldn't resist. Very rich and velvety but not so overpowering that you have to treat it like a port. When I say that, I mean have just a small glass with dessert because it's too rich to drink more. Pschaa. No thanks. This Late Harvest is perrfect and I know I could knock back many a glass. Volt from the Blue Port is so unique! I would have brought home a bottle of that too but she was temporarily out of stock. It carries a blue hue that I have never seen in a wine and just the slightest hint of blueberry in the taste. The Zin Port Dessert wine was the heavy syrupy sweet that I kept excepting to taste after smelling the zins & cabs. Too much for me but I'm sure some people would love it. I can't believe this is a young winery! I would have never known. Like they say, when you got it - you got it. Watts gots it.

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    San Joaquin County Firefighters getting ready for the annual grape stomp at Watts.

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    San Joaquin County Firefighters getting ready for the annual grape stomp at Watts.

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