We stopped on our way through Montrose and found this cute place. We fell in love with their wines…read moreand brought quite a few home with us to enjoy back home. It was a nice quiet place with many wines to sample with our tasting. I would highly recommend stopping in to enjoy some relaxation and wonderful wine.

Absolutely love their wine. Unlike the big commercial brands, none leave me with the "red wine…read moreheadache". This is our favorite spot in Montrose.

Owner was just lovely and knowledgeable about wines and the town. Warm and inviting atmosphere…read more Tasty wines. Thanks Dean!

Service is friendly, wine is expensive nice ambience with friends and a light menus for snacking…read morewhile drinking.

They have moved their tasting room outside and are being super careful with Covid. Tastings are in…read moredisposal cups. Everyone super friendly and wore a mask. We stopped to just buy some wine to take home to our house sitter for taking care of our house while we have been out of town for four months. My husband did the tasting and I stayed in the car to limit our exposure. He bought a few bottles and I have already drank one. It is good wine. I can't wait to return post Covid and "experience" the place.

The Lavender wine is amazing as are all their white wines.Its a family run winery in a rustic…read moresetting that is also an orchard. Its full of country charm, local and organic produce and wines and a beautiful family with great customer service. You can also find them selling at local farmer's markets, but their tasting room is not to be missed and they even make custom wine labels for your event. I hope on your travels through the western slope make this a stop its so beautiful with wonderful wines. Cheers. This is the information from their website as are the pictures I used just to get the word out not hurt their copyright or anything else. Michael Young is the third generation of this family to be tending the land that is Mountain View Winery. He is proud to have been born and raised in Olathe, Colorado. He and his wife Wendy are the owners of Mountain View Winery. Mountain View Winery is a short drive away from Montrose or Delta, Colorado.They tend an organic vineyard and also diligently bottle their wines on the premises.They are a Western Slope winery that is open year round. They also have a tasting room in which you can savor the intense and subtle flavors that the Colorado soil and crisp mountain air produce. It is also a place that is family friendly, as they also open up their orchard to fruit and vegetable picking throughout the spring to fall. They also carry sherries and ports.

I reached out to the winery back in April to make a reservation for my family of 9 (8 adults and 1…read morebaby). I called and spoke to the owner Joe who was friendly and helpful in directing me email his wife and co-owner Shamai. Shamai was quick to respond and excited to help make a reservation for my dad's 70th birthday. Not only did we make the reservation but we added (2) charcuterie plates. When the day came they have a table and chairs set up for us. It was perfect! We were the only ones in there for a little while before a few other couples came in. It felt like we had a private tasting. We had a wonderful time tasting all their wines, asking questions about their process, etc. Joe and Shamai really have something special here and I would definitely recommend visiting!

Joe Buckel understands wine explicitly, and brings his whole person centered presents into making…read morefantastic wine. Not only that but he is a good person. Try his sparkler. It is light effervescent, and has a beautiful fruit that underlines the wine. It is made from wrestling, Viognier, a little bit of Chardonnay. Rose Syrah less than 10% Vanier, cold pressing, light hues. The fruit in the pepper beautifully confront the taster with nuances of the Syrah. This actually also goes well with chicken tikka masala, but could be served with beef. Quite versatile. Any type of harshness that would be in red fruit is not at all available. Sauvignon Blanc Quite aromatic florals of Honey Dew Melons, peach, apricot you and a tiny bit of grapefruit... citruses on the palate coming through the acids and through aerating the wine within your palate, you begin to pick up melons. A very approachable, Sauvignon Blanc, that you can drink today pleasurably or put it down, and those acids and fruits are going to integrate beautifully. The cab franc 2020 is over the top excellent in the nose and I haven't even tasted it yet. It picks up beautiful, black fruit and a little bit of alcohol, because the wine is young. On the palate comes across a bigger wine has a touch of black fruit, cigar, and you could put down in your wine cellar for quite a few years. 2021 Mendocino and essentially it was Zinfandel. A beautiful nose of typical Zinfandel dried fruit on the nose, multiple berry species and spices of black peopon the palate. Red blend of beautiful nose of candied acidity and black fruit and pepper. this is another one that can be put down. Make sure you go there if you were ever in Gunnison.

After tasting Fenceline Elderberry Cider locally here in Grand Junction, we found ourselves 30…read moremiles from Mancos on a tour of the SW corner of the state and decided to run over to check it out. Even though the town was covered in a new snow, Dustin made the Cidery warm and inviting. He took us through a tour of all 10 ciders and gave us the history of Fenceline. We have tasted most every cider in the Grand Valley and none were as delicious as any of the Fenceline ciders. Dustin not only gave us a tour of the ciders but talked with us about the Mancos area and introduced us to the power house women who get together there every Monday night! What a wonderful group of women and an incredible experience. Thank you Dustin. We are now looking to move a little closer so we can frequent your wonderful establishment!

Great outdoor eating..live music was really nice ...Cider was really good and Meg was terrific in…read moremaking suggestions on what cider to try

We were here a few years back but I remember it being one of my favorite vineyards due it its small…read moresize and charm. The location is spectacular for one, high up on a mesa with incredible views. There are beautiful roses planted near the rows of vines. The wine for tasting was set out on a checkered table cloth outside. Everything we tasted was delicious! and the host was very friendly. We also loved the stone cottage. This place is enchanting and well worth a visit.

What a cute spot! Wines were really good, service was friendly, setting was relaxed and…read morepicturesque. This is what wine tasting used to be before everything became so commercial. We bought 2 bottles!

If you're cruising through Cortez, CO, make sure to stop by Yellow Car Country Wines--a charming…read moreand quirky little spot you can't miss with its bright yellow signs and even a yellow Beetle out front. We found Yellow Car thanks to the Harvest Host a program, which businesses welcomes RVers to stay overnight and check out their businesse. It's a better alternative to the Walmart parking lot. Living close to Fredericksburg, TX, the second most visited wine region in the US, we know wine but this place is entirely different. Don't expect a dry wine here! Upon arrival, we were greeted with a tasty wine slushy. We then moved on to a tasting, each of us choosing five pours (a lot of wine!), and we were definitely feeling the effects! While these wines aren't my usual style, we did find a couple of standouts: the Blueberry Hill and the Red Velvet, both delicious enough to take home. The owner Jim and his business partner, Susan, were very accommodating, making us feel right at home. We loved relaxing on the comfy sofa with Cabby, the cat, while sipping on these unique and sweet wines. It's a cozy, divey spot that's a lot of fun. We did try the nachos and zucchini sticks, which were okay, but if you're hungry, I'd recommend holding out for Wild Edge Brewery Collective for your meal. It's worth noting that Yellow Car doesn't engage with social media or reviews, which is a bit of a shame because they don't "mess with that stuff". Pointing out how nice their reviews were. Great Harvest Host destination. There were three RV's that overnighted all together. Yellow Cab gets a total of five stars in part due to the great overnight spot.

We called ahead to find out if pups were welcome and were told they were…read more We were welcomed in. We were offered a sample of their slushy while we chose our flight selections. We each did a flight of five from what was available. I had the "My Morning Coffee, a "semi-sweet" from the selections of meads. It really did not have any sweetness at all and was quite dry. I tried the Choke Cherry Wine, Feel Better Berry, Baco Noir and Cabernet. Choke Cherry was tart without sweet. Feel Better Berry was cloying. Baco Noir was dry as was the Cabernet, which had a slightly astringent undertone. The ambiance is much more casual than a typical winery tasting room. Flights are served in plastic cups written on in sharpie. We were regaled with stories of the tasting room cat bringing its various conquests back into the building for the owner to find. I don't believe I would return for the products.

An absolute gem in Colorado! From the moment we arrived, the owner, Lee, made us feel welcome and…read moretook the time to share his knowledge of the wines and the region. It was so cool to hear the history behind the family business, too! The tasting experience was relaxed, unhurried and paired with stunning views of the San Juan mountains that truly showcase the beauty of Colorado! Every pour was delicious- balanced, unique & clearly crafted with care. The vibes were warm and inviting, making it just as perfect for a casual afternoon as it would be for a special occasion. This winery is a must-visit if you're exploring Colorado- we will definitely be back & recommend it to all of our friends!

Great place with wonderful wine. Just off the main road and their tasting room is in a new…read morebuilding. If you are lucky you will be met by Chaka the mascot. Friendly staff in a beautiful place.

Service was awesome Debbie was so nice, explained the wines the history of the vineyard. The inside…read moreis well decorated fun. Didn't love all the varietal's of wine's they make, but a few 19 Cab and bourbon barrel Merlot were awesome.

We spent a fantastic afternoon on the patio here, enjoying the wine, food and view! The staff were…read moreall wonderful and made us feel like old friends. I'm going to be dreaming of the Oven Baked Chèvre for a long time! It paired beautifully with our wine flights. Speaking of that, you can order by the glass/bottle, or they have a tasting (4 small servings for $10) or a flight (4 almost the size of a glass for $25), and you can choose from almost all the wines on the menu for those. They have a Barbera which is delicious, and we also enjoyed their estate (grapes grown on their property) Pinot Noir. The white wines weren't our favorite. But we were overall very impressed with the quality of wine here. It is higher than a nearby vineyard we've tried. We will definitely be back!

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.