We have been members for years. This is the third time…read moresomeone did not give us great service. We walked in to get my wine for this month and I was told " no its not time. It has not been chosen for you. But wait you can actually choose your wine but it is not time yet" . I do remember i have been picking up my monthly even if ita not due yet as long as it is the same month. I left the place and called them within 3 min to cancel me membership. Talking to a man , he dos not even ask me " is there a reason" or maybe he can offer how can the situation be better. Nope! None. Even gave me the beat reason without regret to cancel. I was a bit dissatisfied because i like the place. But them my husband said " dont worry there are many more winery around". I responded in delay... " ypu are right ". Juat sad i feel like they dont care

A local winery located right off the highway. Noise from traffic isn't too bad unless you're…read moreoutside. The tasting room is cute and cozy and there's a barn and cottage for wedding and special events. They host live music nights, trivia nights and other events that are fun to attend. Great setting with good wine and company.

Come for the wine, stay because they're your new best friends! I love the Luther family, their…read morestaff is so lovely, their ambiance is delightful! They take great pride in being somewhere people want to be. They have snacks, but they also allow you to bring in takeaway from next door. When you go have a flight of the dark and mean reds, they bite back and you'll love every minute of it. And I am part of a group that meets there one a month to crochet, so you never know what kind of shenanigans are happening there at any given moment! Regards, One of the "hookers"

Today I accidentally walked into Lucid Winery…read more I didn't even know it existed. I just saw "winery," saw casks, and my feet made the executive decision before my brain finished the meeting. There was only one person working there: Julian. And Julian was exactly the kind of person who turns a random doorway into a good memory. I took a video of him talking about kindness, why he likes making people happy, and why serving people makes him happy too. That matters. You can feel when someone is just doing a job, and you can feel when someone is adding light to the room on purpose. Lucid already had the wine, the casks, the atmosphere, the charm -- but Julian gave it the thing you can't fake: heart. I walked in by accident. I left reminded that some of the best places don't need a plan. They just need an open door and one kind human being inside. Positive change does not begin with slogans; it begins with service. It begins with people like Julian, who understand that making someone feel welcome is not a small thing. Servant leaders do not need a stage, a title, or a microphone. Sometimes they are standing behind a counter, pouring wine, answering questions, and quietly proving that kindness is a form of leadership. A better city, a better community, and a better world all start the same way: by serving the people in front of us with humility, joy, and real attention. Julian is a reminder that happiness spreads fastest when it is not performed, but shared. Read more: https://communistpartyofsacramento.org/cpsacramento/f/serving-the-people-julian-at-lucid-winery

Shoutout to the West Sacramento/ Clarksburg area…read more... The Old Sugar Mill in Clarksburg is a historic beet sugar refinery from 1934-1993 that has wine shops and tasting rooms for local wineries. They have over a dozen wineries. Wine tastings average $15 and most wineries waive the fee if you buy a bottle. They have wine shops in the main building and in the other building. Don't forget to walk back and to the right to the shops in the separate back building, there is 3-4 more wineries. Each winery are literal walled shops with their own seating areas. Temperature controlled which is nice on hot summer days. Each have their own wine tasting, food offerings, and special events. Old Sugar Mill is less than 15 minute drive from downtown Sacramento. The buildings are beautiful. They kept the historic brick walls and exterior. It has a modern shabby chic look. Three different brands owned the refinery. It all began in 1934 with Amalgamated, American Crystal Sugar Factory (1936-1982), and Delta Sugar (1983-1993). The sugar was refined by local Northern Californian grown beets. The buildings was renovated in 2000 for its current use. Awesome concept and beautiful architecture design. They also host weddings and events. They have a banquet room with slideshow equipment. There is also an outdoor lawn and adjoining paved patio area that is shaded in the afternoon by the buildings that would make for a gorgeous wedding venue. On hot summer days, the Delta breeze kicks in for instant cool down. No outside food are picnics are allowed. On the weekends, they have food trucks. Plus the majority of the wineries sell food (appetizers) as well. Also no pets are allowed (excluding service animals). The restrooms are located right by the front entrance.

Wow!!! What a place. Sunday, February 1st, 2026 was our first visit. We've heard of the Old Sugar…read moreMill for years, but never visited. They have many events here, including private events and wedding. The upcoming event is Port and Chocolate for Valentine's Day. That sounds so delicious. I loved chocolate and my husband is always up to trying another port. Parking- They have a private lot and we were able to easily find a parking spot right in-front of the entrance. Bathrooms- They have many stalls in the bathroom located to the left of the entrance. Temperature- It's cool inside, a little too cool for us today. It was 63 degrees out today and warm in the sun. I bet in the sweltering heat of our summers this is the perfect place to be. The Sugar Mill is an indoor venue. They have three different building with different wineries at this time. So, there is a little walking outside. Wine Barrels- You can buy half wine barrels for your garden for sale. Seating- They have lots of little seating areas. Inside they have a whole room with seating and nice decor. The tables are draped in white table cloths and there are stacks of wine barrels as the back drop. They have a palm court in the back and it's so quaint and beautiful. Perfect for sipping some wine slowly and chit chatting with friends. If you are looking to sit in the sun there is are a set of tables and chairs out back near the food truck. Ambiance- I love the location and building. It's an old Sugar Mill that produced sugar from sugar beets. That industry has now ended and it's now a place to visit many wineries. It's the only place that I know of that have numerous wineries and offer wine tasing for a minimum fee.

super nice ambiance. Bartender was so nice too. We went there 1 hr before their closing and were…read moreonly the 2nd party. Estate is so big to explore around, saw a bunch of geese chilling around

A winery with beer on tap?! Yes please! First time here and I don't live far! We drove up to a…read morebeautiful house and parked in the back. Plenty signs to direct you where to go. We walked into the tasting room and immediately noticed that this is a 21 and over winery (and the only reason it's not a 5 star as I know I can't come often due have a teenager whom likes to go everywhere I go). Cute tasting room with a decent amount of seating available. We had good service with from the nicest girl! She said she usually works the weddings but she needs to be in the pour room. She was amazing! The tasting was affordable and they gave a generous serving per pour! They had sparkling wine and that's my favorite! Loved the brut! I'm even considering a membership but didn't think the benefits were the best. I believe you only get one free tasting per shipment. But otherwise it's a beautiful spot and I can't wait to come back and hope the experience is just as good!

My husband and I have been long time Bogle Wine fans - continually impressed by Bogle's consistent…read moreand outstanding quality across all the Family's wines available at Raley's Stores. And it is a source of great pride to find our local, Greater Sacramento-Delta Bogle wines when we travel outside of California or USA. In fact, we were thrilled to enjoy a bottle in Shanghai, China! But we had never been to the Bogle Family Ranch and Vineyards outside of Clarksburg, CA. We finally reserved a couple of hours to visit the winery - and can't say enough good things! We enjoyed several, terrific wines not available in our local stores - such as their delicious Sparkling Rose! But more importantly, experienced a lovely afternoon on the BEAUTIFUL Bogle Family Ranch grounds! Everything around us was green and gorgeous; with cool breezes due to the surrounding water of the Sacramento River. The picnic tables were warm and inviting. The snacks were great (we brought a picnic lunch). And EVERY employee with which we spoke was excited to educate and inspire us - taking great pride in Bogle Family's six generations of Delta farming; sincere commitment to sustainability and the community; and vision of how the family plans to continue the winery's growth and international expansion, while maintaining its commitment to winemaking excellence. Every staff member that we met had been Bogle employees for over 10 years at least (a couple over 30!). I think it really says a lot about a company and family when their employees promote and compliment - even when the bosses are not in the room! While we had originally planned just a one-time visit to the Bogle vineyards, we left as Bogle Family Wine Club Members. And look forward to attending many Bogle events (including live music and movie nights), in the upcoming year. Well done and thanks for a great day, Bogle Family!

I was really looking forward to visiting Bogle Winery since I'd never been before and had heard…read moregreat things. The wine and property are lovely -- unfortunately the welcome at the door felt like an audition for "Most Judgmental Winery Greeter." When we walked in, the woman at the front greeted us with a slow head-to-toe scan before even saying hello. For context, we weren't exactly stumbling in from a river float -- Patagonia, designer black jeans, nice casual wine-country attire. My partner was dressed similarly. Completely normal for a winery visit. Since it was my first time there, I asked where we should go. She informed us -- while continuing the visual inspection -- that upstairs was reserved for more formally dressed guests with reservations. The upstairs area, by the way, was completely empty. She then told us we could "go help ourselves around the corner." The tone was less "welcome to wine country" and more "you appear to be beneath the staircase." Honestly, I've been to plenty of wineries, from casual tasting rooms to higher-end spots, and I've never been greeted with that level of instant judgment. It was oddly hostile for a place that literally sells a beverage meant for relaxing. The ironic part is that after getting past that moment, the rest of the experience was actually nice. The wine was good, the grounds are pretty, and the other staff we interacted with were perfectly pleasant. But that initial interaction? Brutal. If first impressions matter (and they do in hospitality), someone might want to let the front door know that sizing people up like a nightclub bouncer at 1am isn't exactly the warm, welcoming winery vibe most people are hoping for. Great wine. Beautiful place. One spectacularly toxic greeting.

Service: Fantastic! Food: Delicious!…read more Cons: Parking is limited A gem of a place located in Newcastle. This tasting room is looking to provide high quality service that people would expect from more established wineries and they are doing it right. I've been here 4 times by the time of writing this review and the experiences have all been fantastic. All the staff really do invest in the guests. Very knowledgeable about the wine and dishes. They take the time to really break down the wine and food if you don't know your stuff like me. They check up on you frequently! I really enjoyed the Carmenere wine. It's not as dry and is easily palatable for people who don't usually prefer red wines. I'm not super knowledgable in wine, but the flavors were earthy and slightly dark fruity taste. Some nights they have live music or events to meet the owners. Can't wait to see how the vineyard turns out if this is just a sneak peak of what's to come!

I love the ambience inside. We sat at the corner table in the most comfortable leather chairs with…read morea view of their outside patio. I loved all the vibrant pictures on their walls. Our wine host was friendly, super knowledgeable on the wine varieties as well as giving interesting wine descriptions. I thought the pours were generous and I didn't feel rushed. I liked that I was given time to investigate and enjoy which wines I wanted to purchase. I bought 4 bottles to enjoy at home. The Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, and Sierra red were my top three favorites. I docked a star since it's not really a vineyard and you have a view of Highway 80 but overall it's a great little escape and great way to spend the afternoon.

The grounds were Great! Atmosphere was Great! The staff was Great!…read more The wine was Great! Overall experience - GREAT!

The grounds were very beautiful and the tasting area was very cozy and inviting. We've driven by…read morethis winery several times and have been meaning to try it! The gentleman who gave us our first tasting didn't explain to us anything about the wine. We didn't know what it was nor were we given a menu of the tastings. Finally, someone came to our table asking if we've received a menu. She actually served us the rest of our tastings. The pours were a bit limited and the wines were ok. Not sure if we'll be back...maybe we'll give it another try!

I visited Heringer Estates on Memorial Day. I was half an hour late for my reservation yet they…read moreaccommodated me with no issues. It was such a windy day but we decided to sit outside. We were greeted by friendly staff and a complimentary pour. Prior to visiting Heringer Estates, I noticed they offered a sweet flight which was a huge reason why I wanted to visit; however, it was not on the menu. Luckily for me they were able to accommodate me by making a custom flight. Our flight of tastings consisted of three pours: Moscato, Chardonnay, and a port. We even received a sample of their popular wine slushy. My friend and I both ordered the same tasting and we were very impressed with all of them. She especially liked the moscato, and I especially liked the chardonnay. Although, I really did enjoy all of them. The staff member seemed very knowledgeable and explained each one to us. I can't wait to come back for more! Especially on a warmer day to enjoy a wine slushy. If you enjoy going on walks, they have stairs that lead you to the levee. Their vineyard is only a twenty-minute drive from Sacramento. If you don't like crowds, I recommend going on a week day.

Beautiful interior and exterior, friendly staff, and delicious wine! Clean bathrooms also. I loved…read morethe sparkling flight that they offered, as many wineries don't do that!