Stopped by on my drive around the lake on a sleepy winter weekend to start my ClearLake vacation…read more To start it was just me with Kendall serving up my wine tasing. Got to chat all about Nebraska and how his family ended up here making wine. What an interesting story. Kendall is a true renaissance man. Soon a group of friends and some wine members joined us. Had a lovely chat with everyone and got recommendations on hikes, restaurants, etc. And I got super lucky- It's restaurant week in town! The area is gorgeous. The tasting room is lovely especially with all of Kendall's stained glass artwork. The outdoor patio is super welcoming and if it hadn't been a cold/windy day sitting outside would have been awesome. I'm told that in the summer they have Thursday night parties with food/music etc which sounds amazing. And they serve a Frose in the summer. Can't recommend this place more. PS- The Pinot Noir was my favorite.

Weather sucked, but the wine and atmosphere were wonderful!! We've been here a few times now and…read morehave always enjoyed our time here!

I love this place. They opened up a lavender farm and had a very sweet little event. I love the…read moreowners ingenuity about the whole place. I also love the wine.

We feel so lucky to have Six Sigma Winery right in our backyard here in Lake County. It's our go-to…read morespot when friends visit from out of town--a bit of an adventure, since it's tucked away and reached by a scenic (and dusty!) drive through the ranch. The tasting room is set in an old homestead with limited indoor space, but the covered porch and picnic tables make for a relaxed and charming outdoor experience. If you're up for it, the Pinzgauer Vineyard Tour is a fun way to explore the property and learn about the winery's history--we did it in early summer and loved it, though it can get hot, so come prepared. We haven't tried the hiking or mountain biking trails yet, but they're definitely on our list. Whether you're local, visiting, or planning a weekend day trip from the Bay Area, Six Sigma is absolutely worth the detour. And while in the area, check out Wild Diamond Winery on the way or on the way out as well!

We were camping at Clear Lake State Park and didn't realize that nearby Lake County and Kelseyville…read morehad an abundance of wineries, some within 15 minutes of the park entrance. We camped during the week and naturally there were very few tasting rooms open. When we were tasting at Mt. Konocti Winery, the awesome ladies there called the owner of Rosa d'Ora to see if he was open and/or willing to let us come by and taste his wines. He immediately told us to come around - what great customer service. We drove over to Rosa d'Ora, this place is about 14 acres of grape and some olive trees. There is plenty of parking and it is a rustic place but charming. The place is not easy to find, the map tended to take me somewhere else but once you take the exit, it is right as you turn off the freeway. The owner came out to meet us and took us, not into the main tasting room, but into his office where he poured us whatever he had open. Since my friend and I are both are not red wine drinkers, we tasted a couple of sparkling wines and 2 chardonnay's. The second chardonnay was very different, hard to describe but good enough that my friend bought a bottle. The owner is an older gentleman who just enjoys the slow paced life and growing wine and olive oil. We didn't taste any olive oil but he talked about why he started the winery, how big it was, who helps him (his son) etc. It was a very enjoyable 1/2 our and he didn't even charge us for the tasting. Not sure how much a tasting would be normally but around Kelseyville, they tend to be around $15, which is waived if you buy a bottle. The service was fantastic, the weather cooperated and the conversation and wine were fabulous. I would highly recommend this hidden gem!!

We went to Clear Lake in a family vacation for New Years Eve. We decided to go wine tasting and we…read moreended up at Rosa d'Oro winery. It was the best wine tasting experience I've ever had. Nick was so personable. We talked about the wine making experience and how Rosa d'Oro came to be, family. To top it off the wine is amazing. The Chardonnay is superb and I'm not a white wine type of person. I prefer reds. All the red we had were so delicious. My husband and I ended up purchasing a case of wine. Since we enjoyed the wine so much we decided to stop by on our way home (8 hour drive) to purchase another case of wine. Thanks Nick for such a great experience and for making such delicious wine. We will be ordering wine in the future.

Great wines great people! Get some Syrah and the Chardonnay! Personal experience and interaction…read morewith Greg. Knows his wind so ask lots of questions.

Got to visit this gem on our bnb trip yesterday and I must say the entire setting was perfect. It…read morewas football Sunday, so not many people there at all which was perfect for us. Isaac was very attentive and detailed throughout the tasting we had, super affordable too. I hope to visit this location once I return, took a few bottles of wine home just to remember.

On our way home to Chico from Fort Bragg, we stopped at Cache Creek Vineyards for a late afternoon…read morewine tasting. My goodness, what a lovely space! We sat outside in Adirondack chairs under large shady trees, and enjoyed a Classic Tasting ($15). They welcomed our pup -- even brought him treats! -- and were fine with us enjoying our own road trip "car-cuterie", even though they sell charcuterie style snacks in the tasting room. Cache Creek is a bit too far out of the way for regular visits, but anytime we traverse Hwy 20 to the coast & back, I will put in a request for a stop here!

Very friendly good options. Definitely worthy for a stop drink and snack. You won't be…read moredisappointed

We were camping at Clear Lake State Park and didn't realize that nearby Lake County and Kelseyville…read morehad an abundance of wineries, some within 15 minutes of the park entrance. We camped during the week and naturally there were very few tasting rooms open. After driving to a few places only to realize that they were closed, we randomly picked the closest pace to where we were and called them. Charlene picked up and when I asked if they were open, she wanted to know when we were coming by, I said in 5 minutes and she asked us to come on down. I wondered why she asked about when we wanted to do the tasting but when we got there, we realized that they were not open but since they were there, they let us come by to taste. I am blown away by the friendly folks in Kelseyville. Charlene, the owner's daughter did the pouring for us, the sparkling pear wine was out of this world. Since we only wanted to taste whites, she went out of her way to pick 5 whites for us. The tasting room is small and can fit about 5-10 people but then they spill out into the warehouse and do the tasting there. This place is a big production, a family vineyard but not a 10-20 acre place. Not sure how large it is though. All the wines were great and my friend picked up a bottle of the sparkling pear. Tastings are $15 each but Charlene waived both our tasting fees when we bought the one bottle. They even went as as as calling another winery to see if they would take us even though they were also closed. I would highly recommend this winery, I would go twice!!

Great little winery in Kelseyville. The hours on Google said 11-430, but were wrong. The website…read morehas the correct hours, which is Fri/Sat 11-4, because they still don't get enough business post Covid. Susan was so nice and friendly to allow us a quick tasting, even though they were technically closed. Love the sparkling pear wine.

I felt welcomed like a friend to Mrs Olof's vineyard and home…read more These wines and grapes are not the normal, run-of-the-mill grapes one might be familiar with which makes it even more special. Different colors and flavors that almost make it feel humbly like a whisky-ish wine being soaked in the oak barrels. Beautiful views with birds, trees, vineyards, mountains and their vintage car collection. $15 you get to keep the wine glass and it comes with the tastes of about 7 wines, water and a cracker.

I was attracted to this place for all the Nordic accents. Then I saw the 3 vintage cars in the back…read morearea. Then I saw the views. Then the owner showed up and this winery visit is really a one family owned vinery. No mass distributions of their bottles and no tour busses/vans. For $15, I got a beautiful wine glass and samples of their wines. It's quite artisanal tasting, in that I don't have any standard winery to compare their taste to. Best to make a reservation.

DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS WINE! I ordered a case sent to Atlanta GA and it was a mixed of 2008-2009…read more It was over priced and I poured the first glass with the bottled cork in it. I took 6 wine bottles to our Country Club to our "Ladies who Lunch and Love Fine Wine" and I was totally embarrassed the Wine Master couldn't get the cork out in one piece. We open 6 bottles and we drank cork we every sip. So, DO NOT BUY THIS WINE because it tastes like aged vinegar and cork! I have been a member of this "Ladies who Lunch who Love Fine Wine" for 15 years and I was so humiliated. So, lesson learned. I called Mitch, the owner of Hawk & Horse and he did NOT offer any suggestions. I ordered a 2022 bottle and it had the same problem. Mitch is too cheap to sell his "fine & over priced wine" with a proper cork. Forger the 4K I spent with supporting a small business owner (only 13 acres) I will never get over the humiliation from these women who trusteed me. After calling Mitch, the owner who needs to retire. He was hostile and on speaker phone at the luncheon. He has LOST all of his ATLANTA business. We are Southern and we talk and tell it All. Thanks Mitch for telling us that the CALI way is NOT our WAY!!!!

If you're not open please take your open signs down and shut the gate. We pulled in on July 5th and…read morethere was a woman who wouldn't even acknowledge us pulling a vacuum out of her truck. Tasting room was closed it seemed and she disappeared without a word. Very unwelcoming.