Went on a Friday afternoon wine tasting. The attendant convinced me to go with the Terrior option…read more Delicious wines, topping out at $120/bottle. Very cool rock n roll ambiance, with abundant good tunes and vibes.

Such a beautiful winery. The vintage items they sell inside the big building is awesome. The wines…read morewere so delicious. Definitely recommend to visit if you travel to central coast wine country. It doesn't disappoint at all... from the wines to the scenery to the customer service, we love this place. Nora helped us and she was so great and helpful! We will be back for sure in the future and will recommend to our friends and family.

We were in Los Olivos this past weekend and visited Stolpman on Saturday for a leisurely afternoon…read moretasting. I booked our spot in advance and would recommend you do the same. The place is casual and not tiny, but it definitely fills up. I don't think they were taking walk-ins while we were there. The tasting room--or tasting patio, I suppose--was really pleasant, a breezy outdoor space in front of a charming brick-red house with a strong Los Olivos aesthetic. My only complaint is that the bathroom was a porta-potty, though it was the nice kind, with running water. We got our own table and a friendly, knowledgeable young server brought us our wines and explained what we were drinking. He was busy, so this was one of the less in-depth tastings we did on this trip, but the experience was easy and enjoyable. There were two tastings on offer, the classic estate flight and the "fresh and esoteric." Since this was our first visit, we both went with the estate, and it was a great introduction to Stolpman's wines. We tried the 2025 Sauvignon Blanc, the 2024 Chenin Blanc, the 2024 La Cuadrilla, the 2023 Sangiovese, and the 2024 Angeli, the label's flagship Syrah. They were all excellent and very well priced--the Cuadrilla goes for $26. It's also a delicious wine with a cool provenance, a red blend made by Stolpman's vineyard workers on a designated block, in what looks to be a successful profit sharing project. The tasting fee was $25, waived with a three-bottle purchase. We snapped up three each of the Sauvignon Blanc and the Sangiovese, which cost $24 and $36 a bottle. Tremendous value for such outstanding wines. I have a feeling we'll go through these quickly, and may be tempted to join the wine club if we do. Either way, though, I hope to go back to Stolpman. I'm definitely curious about that second tasting.

Great little winery with a cute tasting area. Whitney was wonderful and explained all the wine…read moreoptions thoroughly and even let me taste some additional wines I was curious about. Purchased 3 bottles which covered the tasting. Definitely stop by if you're in the area and want to do a wine tasting that's a reasonable price. Bottles are also very reasonable in pricing and plenty to choose from. Great staff and super attentive.

This is what a wine tasting and cheese board experience should be. If anything, they over…read moredelivered, especially considering it was cheaper than the absolute nonsense we had the previous night at Cailloux. Friendly, knowledgeable staff, loads of cheese, crackers, jams, mustards, the works. And to top it off, she even refilled our favourite wine for free. Such a warm, generous experience from start to finish. Highly recommend and we'll definitely be back again and again.

We saw their ad on Facebook and decided to try them. I signed on the email which gave me a free…read moretaste of their wine. The host was cordial when we first came in and ask us if we had signed up. This is there second location, which is in Solvang. The other one is located in Bullentin,California. I tried their Rose which was very good.and my husband tried Red wine. We were chatting the host did mentioned that he does write books as a full time job. All in all I would say everyone should check out this place for delicious wine.

Arrived at 4:29 and man working refused to offer tasting claims they stop at 4 if true change your…read morehours to closed at 4! Wasted my time will never come back!

The staff was so rude. We spent a lot of money then went outside to enjoy the view. After a short…read moretime we were asked to leave as they had a private party - in an hour. I can't help to think it was because if the color of our skin. And we were going t to buy a case of wine too. Will not be returning.

We had an hour to kill between scheduled wine tastings and decided to squeeze in a visit to Liquid…read moreFarm. We'd had one of the pinots at a fancy restaurant a few years back and knew the place had a good reputation. We also appreciated the easy walk-in situation on a Saturday afternoon. The tasting room was casual and charming, part "mercantile," selling wine, of course, and sundry gift items and home goods. There was plentiful seating, some of it at the bar and some of it in what felt like a large living room, homily decorated with lots of art on the walls. It was pretty busy while we were there, but not in the least bit crowded. We sat at the bar, which was run by an enormous former football player (if I eavesdropped correctly) and a woman from New Zealand on the verge of retirement. I'd watch that movie. We were helped by the woman, who was friendly and knowledgeable, a great guide to the house wines. The flight started with the 2025 Rosé of Mourvédre, then went to Liquid Farm's Chardonnays and Pinots. There was the 2024 White Hill Chardonnay, the 2024 Golden Slope Chardonnay, the 2023 "SBC" Pinot Noir, the 2023 Fiddlestix Pinot Noir, and the 2023 Four Pinot Noir. The wines were fantastic across the board. The tasting fee was $40, on the steep side, probably because the space invites casual drinking. It was easily waived, with one flight waived per two bottles purchased. The wines were all between $30 and $94, so this was easy math. The kind of easy math that had us leaving Los Olivos with a trunk--and back seat--full of wine. We picked up a White Hill Chardonnay, an "SBC" Pinot, and two of the Fiddlestix, a prime haul that we look forward to drinking. We had a lovely time at Liquid Farm and would recommend it to anyone wine tasting in Los Olivos.

Was lovely to come back to Liquid Farm! I really enjoyed their wines. I appreciated the warm…read moreenvironment and the way to person serving gave great detail on the varietals.

Update: After I posted my review, the owner personally reached out and asked to chat about our…read moreexperience. He was very kind, and sincerely apologized. He also wanted to make sure the bride in our group left with a better impression, so he's sending her a few bottles of wine. We really appreciate him reaching out and making the effort to make things right. It leaves a much more positive experience of the winery and the experience they want to provide! This was one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had at a winery. Our group of 12 made a reservation in advance after spending the day wine tasting at other wineries. When we arrived and gave our reservation name, the employee looked at us and said, "Oh... that's it?" because our group was smaller than they expected. Once we were seated, we decided to start by ordering one bottle of wine to share and then planned to order more after reviewing the menu. When we ordered, our server responded, "Only one bottle? Huh... big spenders," before walking away. The comment made our entire group uncomfortable and immediately changed the tone of our visit. We had originally planned to order more, but after that interaction, we decided we'd rather finish the one bottle and go somewhere else. While we were sitting outside enjoying the live music, no one checked on our table. When a few people from our group went inside to ask for water, they were told they could buy water there, but that it would actually be cheaper to go to the convenience store across the street, which the staff recommended instead. I've never experienced anything like that at a winery. When we asked for our check, the server again commented, "So you're really only getting one bottle?" She then informed us there was a 25% surcharge for walk-ins. I responded that we were glad we had made a reservation, and she made a point of saying she wasn't going to charge us the fee, as though she were doing us a favor. Because the service had been so uncomfortable from start to finish, I left a 15% tip on our bottle of wine. As we walked out, the server loudly called after us, "Bye, four dollars!" referring to the tip we had left. I understand that when a group of 12 walks in, servers may have different expectations, but we made our reservation in advance, were polite throughout our visit, and fully intended to order additional bottles. Unfortunately, the dismissive comments and poor service made us decide to leave after just one. That final comment as we walked out confirmed everything we had experienced during our visit. We visited several other wineries that day and had wonderful experiences everywhere else. Unfortunately, this was the only stop where we felt unwelcome and judged for how much we were spending. There are so many fantastic wineries in the area with welcoming staff and genuine hospitality. I'd recommend skipping this one and spending your time and money elsewhere.

Coquelicot Estate Vineyard Tasting Room is truly one of the gems of Los Olivos! The outdoor space…read moreis absolutely beautiful -- relaxed, inviting, and the perfect place to spend an afternoon enjoying incredible wine. The wines are delicious, and the staff makes the experience even better. Everyone is genuinely kind, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable about the wines. You never feel rushed, and they take the time to make you feel welcome and help you discover wines you'll love. One of our favorite things is the live music on the weekends. Sitting outside with a great glass of wine, listening to music, and enjoying the beautiful Los Olivos atmosphere is hard to beat. If you're wine tasting in Los Olivos, Coquelicot is an absolute must. Great wine, wonderful people, beautiful surroundings, and such a fun, welcoming vibe. We can't wait to come back!

We had a wonderful experience at Dovecote! I am thankful that the winery is appointment only as it…read moreadds to the experience. Jon was very knowledgeable and his expertise added to the experience. The winery is stunning and we are grateful to have had the opportunity to visit. For wines - we suggest the petit sirah, mantle, and viognier!

What a fantastic find in Los Olivos! I called a couple.of different places to see if they took walk…read moreins on a random Wednesday, and I was so grateful Jon replied back and was able to do same day reservation for me. He was very friendly and knowledgeable not only about the wines, but about the estate and the land. The scenery was about as serene and peaceful as one could ask for (I was the only customer there albeit). They only take reservations, which makes sense since they probably would want to control the number of people at any given time and therefore enhance the wine tasting experience. The wines were delicious; I was particularly fond of the Syrah and up getting 3 bottles (which waived my tasting fee). I'm told they have some events during the summer months (live music, food trucks etc.) so I'll be sure to check it out next time. Overall, one of the best experiences I've had so far. Will definitely return again soon!

This place is so amazing. Bring food to picnic and hangout. Their wines are wonderful and the…read moreoutside is beautiful. Also do yourself a favor and make sure you get Cate!! She is just amazing and our favorite. She knows her wines and just makes your experience the best ever. Buttonwood I hope you know what a GEM you have with her. She is fabulous and also makes our experience the best. She is another reason why we stay members there!!!

Great chill winery / farm atmosphere with great wines. Went on a Thursday afternoon and just hung…read moreout under the trees with some great reds and my wife loved the whites. We will definitely come back.