Knights Bridge Winery is a beautiful wine tasting room located in a former bank in downtown…read moreCalistoga. A group of girlfriends and I spent the weekend in Napa for my milestone birthday, and we stopped by a few wine tastings rooms on our way to dinner, including Knights Bridge. I liked the Chardonnays on the tasting menu, and appreciated the server's thoroughness educating my group about the wines, winery's history, and Calistoga. Stop by Knights Bridge wine tasting room if you're in the area and give their Chardonnays a swirl.

Beautiful tasting room situated in an old bank. Had a 10 am tasting on Saturday morning and Jeff…read morewas an informative and amazing host. We learned about the wines, the winery and the Sonoma and Napa area. Wines from white to red were all good. We walked away with a bottle of rose and red blend. It's always nice when they spend time with you and not try to rush you.

Yelp steered me to this winery and the recommendations were right on…read more A laid-back vibe, the grounds are beautiful with plenty of shady seating and views, and the super friendly service from Ezra showed us why they're called the "friendliest winery in the valley." And his knowledge guided us through an impressive tasting and convinced us to join their club.

Off the beaten path but worth the journey. Cabs and Syrahs are delish and the price point for most…read moreof the library is between $50-$75 per bottle. The wine drinks like a more expensive wine and would stand up against most wines in the $100+ range. Tasting room is small so manage expectations but the wine will impress. Bold notes and fruit forward make sure it will be a crowd pleaser.

First time in Calistoga and Tamber Bey couldn't have set the bar any higher. Nothing but welcoming…read morestaff and horses! Surrounded by the beautiful mountains of North Napa, as well as many friendly retired and working horses, all while tasting some of the best wines Napa has to offer. The grounds are stunning and nearby many great restaraunts and hot springs. We became members and can't wait to return!

5/4/24 Tamber Bey…read moreVineyards is a beautiful winery with open space where you can see the mountains and they have horses in the stable. It's a lovely with all the open space. Our wine connoisseur was super friendly and took his time to explain the different wines were were tasting. We also got a charcuterie board to share. Overall it was a very pleasant experience. They are also dog-friendly so next time I will need to take my Coco here.

Had a wonderful experience tasting wines here. The selections were unique, and the service was…read morewarm, attentive, and genuinely friendly. We happened to be the only couple visiting that day, which made the whole experience feel incredibly personal and special. They even took a Polaroid photo of us--a thoughtful touch that made the visit feel even more memorable. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a distinctive and one-of-a-kind wine-tasting experience in Napa.

My daughter and I celebrated Mother's Day with a wine tasting at Lola Winery, and it was such a…read morewonderful experience. Kaitlyn was an amazing host -- she explained the wines and the history of the winery so thoughtfully and made the tasting both fun and educational. Every wine we tried was unique and delicious, and we were introduced to varietals we had never even heard of that are now some of our new favorites. The back patio is absolutely beautiful and feels like a peaceful oasis, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy great wine. We will definitely be back and highly recommend Lola Winery to anyone looking for a memorable wine tasting experience!

Amazing tasting with an amazing experience led by Jeffrey. Rather than a stodgy experience, he led…read morewith passion, humor, and so many great stories. The Cabs, Sangiovese, and the Chardonnay were my favs. Note: I usually hate chardonnays. We live in the Bay Area and can't wait to visit again.

We had such a fun visit Saturday! We got a full tour, a rundown on how they make their wine and a…read morethorough tasting of many of their wines. Absolutely recommend a visit here. Another must try is their balsamic vinegar! I bought one because I couldn't resist!

Visited on New Year's Eve. It was raining, so we did a pquick outdoor tour before heading into the…read morecave, where we did a group tasting and learned about the property and their wines. They specialize in Zinfandels, which were bold, fruity, and well-balanced, with a rich depth of flavor. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly, and the experience felt personal and welcoming. A lovely vineyard with great wines and definitely worth a visit.

Lovely winery and the owners are so personable. A lot of Zinfandel and reds. All very good. The…read moreRose was my favorite. I love that the tasting area today was out in the trees and you never felt rushed. The caves were I refreshing and much cooler and a welcome respite on a warm day. Definitely a warm and welcoming winery with wonderful people.

We had a fantastic time at Tank. Nick poured for us and he was very informative and made our…read moreexperience very delightful. The wines were great and the atmosphere was unique and very memorable.

Hannah and Alyssa were amazing. My partner and I were visiting the area for the weekend and Tank…read morelooked like the least pretentious winery in the area, so we gave it a shot We were NOT disappointed. A cozy tasting room, with intimate seating and a really fun selection of wine unlike anything I've ever had. I see a couple of reviews here complaining about party size limits and the timing of final tastings. I unfortunately witnessed the same level of entitlement from a group of 13 people who came in asking to be seated 45 min before closing. First, read the web site. Tasting room rules and requirements have been changing since COVID. This should be nothing new. It was kindly explained to the large group that the tasting room was full, that they only accept small parties, and the last tasting is at 4 pm. Once, that detail was explained to one person in the group, another would ask the same questions and would receive the same answer. Hannah politely declined THREE DIFFERENT PEOPLE in the group before their final entitled and 'intimidating tactic': asking Hannah or Alyssa if they were the owners (they are not). The woman declared "we're all business owners and we wouldn't turn away a party of 13 people that could bring money into our business". Good for you, 'Susan'! Tank employees are purely following their business policy, which is clearly stated on their web site and don't run your business. Her final intimidation tactic was to ask for the owner's information-- which she didn't take--and the group finally left. Good riddance. Tank is NOT the winery for you, Other than the experience of yet another group of entitled wypipo ruining the tasting experience of those of us already there, we had a wonderful experience, bought a membership, and will be back again. This is the atmosphere and environment that my partner and I enjoy with the types of kind and knowledgeable employees we love who will smile through all types of garbage shoveled at them with no problem. If folks complaining about arbitrary things had othered to look at the website for specifics, perhaps they'd move on instead of trying to intimidate their way into another situation

This charming local winery in Calistoga was such a lovely find. The atmosphere was cozy and…read moreinviting. Colette was warm, knowledgeable, and full of fun wine facts that made the tasting even more enjoyable. We did the chocolate wine pairing tasting. The chocolates really enhanced my taste buds! The location was easy to get to with convenient parking, and we appreciated having the choice to sit indoors or enjoy our tasting outside.

Found this tasting room on Groupon. What an experience! Greatly appreciated the one-on-one time…read morewith Matt. The conversations were on point which lacks at some of the bigger wineries nowadays. Definitely will be back when we're in the area again.

To kick off day two of my birthday weekend in Calistoga, my wife and I decided to visit Romeo…read moreVineyards and Cellars. Romeo holds a special place in our hearts because we visited them a little over seven years ago. During that experience (which you can read about in my previous review - if interested), my wife and I had a grand experience with former Business Manager Emma, who administered the delicious tastings. Fast forward to the present, we looked forward to enjoying a glass of their finest red before finding lunch. Upon entering the walkway, we were enthusiastically greeted by an employee named John who quickly ushered us to a vacant table for two. My wife had a slight reaction to the beautiful flowers that were in full bloom. Out of the kindness of his heart, John provided my wife with a bottle of Pure Leaf tea that calmed her allergies. We told John that we were interested in enjoying a glass of red, in which he quickly ran off and returned with a bottle of 2009 Eugenia Cabernet Sauvignon. Upon doing the swirl and sniff test (sounds dirty doesn't it?), I knew that we were in for a treat. Since we were both in dire need of a meal, we sadly could not continue the party. However, we will make a return visit in the near future to enjoy a full tasting experience!

My girlfriends and I go on an annual trip to Calistoga for some r&r. This time, we stopped into…read moreRomeo to wine taste on their beautiful patio among the tall trees. John let us in and treated us to a wonderful experience. It was so much fun, informative on the wines, and every wine we sampled was delicious. I highly recommend stopping in to see John and enjoy some delicious wine.

We were camping at the nearby state park and were looking for a place that was open for wine…read moretasting and picked this one. It was around 5pm on a Thursday and we were the only ones around. The tasting cost $40 for 6 pours, starting with a rose and ending with a Cabernet Sauvignon. I am not very fond of reds but all the ones that were on the tasting menu that day were very good. The rose was my favorite. I was talking to the owner and he mentioned that he prefers to be out making wine instead of pouring and I can see that. Also, the pours were very tiny. There was not much information shared about the wine etc, he left the bottle with the information side turned towards you to read up on your own. The place itself is beautiful and it used to be a hardware store. It's right next to the city hall and across the street from the police station. There is street parking as well as a public parking lot next to the police station. The place is dog friendly and the owner bought out a bowl of water for my baby. I didn't buy anything but I would visit again.

We happened to drop in to Olabisi in Calistoga on a whim just walking through town, and we're so…read moreglad we did. We were fortunate to meet the owner, Ted, who was very kind and knowledgeable, and the wine was Excellent and a Great value. The tasting room was cute, clean, comfortable, and bright. We left with 6 bottles and wish we bought more; will be ordering more soon. We went to several other bigger/more "famous" wineries in the area, and Olabisi was our favorite. Thanks again Ted!