I went here on a road trip to the redwoods and my family and myself enjoyed the time we spent…read moresipping on delicious wines and the cheese boards Andrew's wife put together for us was amazing! Andrew was very knowledgeable of the wines and was a great host! We had an RV so we decided to park right down the hill but the walk up was not bad at all. The outside area for wine tasting was very quiet and relaxing and peaceful. We had one child who was 11 and he found a cat to play with and played with the chalk that was provided for kids. We loved the wine so much we got a box of wines !

Briceland Winery, Briceland , CA - September 22, 2024…read more We stayed here as part of the Harvest Host program where you can park your RV for the night and enjoy a scheduled wine tasting. We arrived on a Sunday morning at 10:30 am. Winery proprietor Andrew did a terrific job communicating with us before our arrival to make sure we could find the winery which is tucked away a little ways off the main road. We met Andrew and his wife Rosie when we arrived and Andrew showed us where to park under a nice shady oak tree. It helped dissipate the 90 degree heat later in the day. We got set up and then headed out for Shelter Cove - a windy, steep, 10 mile, 35 minute drive down to the ocean. Andrew gave us helpful advice about using our low gears as we drove down the steep road so we wouldn't heat up our brakes. He also gave us advice about places to eat for lunch (we ended up eating at Gyppo Ale Mill - best fried cod I've ever had) and told us about sights we might enjoy seeing, including the black sands beach. We relaxed when we got back to the winery afterwards and then at 4:30 we did a scheduled wine tasting. Rosie was our host. Andrew is normally also there for the wine tasting, but could not join us because he was processing a new batch of grapes. The experience also included a very nice charcuterie board. Rosie did a great job sharing numerous wines with us and telling us a little bit about each of them. They try to stay faithful to only using grapes from the Humboldt area. We also had the very fine pleasure of meeting a couple of fellow Harvest Host guests Jeff and Patti during the wine tasting. After the wine tasting was over, we bought several bottles of wine and a tasty dark chocolate bar that we had tried as part of the charcuterie board. Rosie let us visit with our new friends on their cozy covered patio as we enjoyed a bottle of wine and chocolate that we had just bought. We had a quiet restful night's sleep afterwards under the pitchblack starlit Milky Way sky. Overall great experience. Thank you Andrew and Rosie for sharing your beautiful property and wines with us!

I only live 20 minutes away from the winery, but I visit frequently due to its spectacular view…read more It might have the best view on the Mendocino Coast. My wife and I always bring our out-of-town guests here with a picnic lunch. I typically order a bottle of red wine to go with our lunch or snack. Make sure to walk along the bluff to check all the views and check out the beautiful garden.

Definitely worth the visit for the beautiful views. Personally, I wasn't a fan of their wine, but…read morewe did end up purchasing a bottle of their signature "It's My Fault" in the white to drink while we were there. I've had better $10 wines, but that's just my opinion. They do sell some charcuterie items in their store which we did purchase. There was packaging from the items we purchased along with plates and napkins that were handed to us. It was odd there no trash cans on site. We had to dispose of our trash in the small restroom trash they had. I'd say visit for the view, do a tasting for $15 (light on the pours though) and stay to soak it all in.

What winery requires 3 days' notice for an appointment for a tasting? No mention of that on their…read moreFB page/website. After a long drive up a terrible pot hole riddled road, they are closed despite their FB page saying they are open. Their answering machine tells you to leave a message with the date you want to arrive - no less than 3 days in advance. Poor communications + poor customer service = bad business.

From the owner: Wine tours in a Humboldt County Pinot Noir vineyard and winetastings of Pinot Noir wines with…read moreblending of different clones, AVAs and appellations. Handcrafted winemaking techniques are shared with visitors.

Fun little local tasting room. Great wines for a great price. Very friendly staff. Love visiting…read morehere when we are in town.

A great space. I was here for my high school reunion "icebreaker". As somebody mentioned, it looks…read morelike it might've been an old aircraft hanger. It's absolutely beautiful on the inside. They offer a large selection of wine by the glass or bottle, , beer, and for us non-drinkers, soda. The lady tending the bar was very friendly, and very efficient. She had a lot of people to deal with, and she just made everybody feel right at home. The event space was large, and even with a decent sized group, we had plenty of room to mingle and visit. Wine barrels, line the walls each saying what type of wine is on the inside. They provided a very large, very tasty charcuterie board for us.. It was a great evening getting together with everybody. Thank you!

What a wonderful charming little family owned winery in Lewison, CA. Off the local country road…read morebetween the town of Lewiston and Hwy 299 towards Weaverville, you will find a small winery in a small home with a lovely garden area to welcome you in. The wife/owner was a lovely woman served our tasting. The tasting room was a combination of vintage, wine and craft gift shop with a wonderful tasting bar to sample the wines. We tried the Chardonnay, Rose', Merlot, and Harvest Rogue. The tasting is $5 a person and is waived with purchase. Each wine was wonderful and we bought one bottle of each! Their wines were reasonably priced around $20. Also, we called the day before to see if they were open. There was no answer and 20 minutes later we received a call back, from Ernie asking what they could do for us! Also my son made friends with their sweet doggie!

If you like wine even a little, you need to check out this charming little winery! The wines we…read moretried were all delicious. We tried the the Chardonnay, Rose', Red Blend, Merlot, and late harvest red. All very well made. Wine maker Ernie knows what he is doing, and the delightfully affable wine pourer Crystal provides the finishing touch for an enjoyable wine tasting experience. The grounds surrounding the tasting room are green and colorful and very well kept. They're a perfect spot to sit back and enjoy a picnic with a bottle of wine. The Pinot Gris and Cab Sauv weren't ready on the day we tasted, so we'll be coming back soon! Tasting fee is $5, which is waived with a purchase of two very reasonably priced wines.

The best winery I have ever been to in my life. The vibe here is beyond special. I look forward to…read morecoming back as many times as I possibly can. The wine is delicious. The staff is super kind and attentive. Highly recommended. 5 star. The owners show their love for the craft through out every detail of this business. A very special experience for sure.

Nice, comfortable and friendly local showroom for the small winery. Unfortunately the day we went…read moretheir single African food truck was closed for the private birthday party and the bar's kitchen ran out of charcuterie board ingredients. The three tasters wine were OK and service staffs were friendly.

Fathers + Daughters Cellars offers an incredible, unique, and unforgettable wine tasting experience…read morein the beautiful Anderson Valley that you don't want to miss! Their "Taste of the Day" takes you on an ATV ride through their family vineyards up a hill to a picnic table that overlooks Anderson Valley, orchards, and grazing sheep. The view is absolutely breathtaking! Sarah and Guy host most of the tastings themselves. They are a multi-generational winery that have been growing grapes for a long time. It's so great to know that you are supporting a family instead of a wine corporation and they are truly the nicest and most kind-hearted people. This is truly an incredible experience! We sipped a variety of quality wines, had some light snacks, and soaked in the incredible views! We purchased many of our favorites to enjoy at a latter date. Highly recommend to all when visiting Anderson Valley! Tips: *They only offer one tasting a day so my recommendation would be to reach out to them through their website well in advance and plan any other tastings you may go to that day around this one. *The tastings are not offered year round so go onto their website to see if they are open during the month you are visiting Anderson Valley. *If you are going in the summer months, make sure to wear sunscreen.

Fathers + Daughters Cellars offers the most unique and intimate tasting experience in Anderson…read moreValley. Their "Taste at the Top" takes you on an ATV ride through their family vineyards to the top of a hill overlooking Boonville and the valley. There you visit with the winery owners while tasting their exquisite wine and hearing stories about the history of the valley and their family vineyard. This is the insider experience in the valley! I love taking guests there!

September 13, 2025 - Redwood Valley, CA…read more We stopped by on a Saturday and were surprised at how quiet it was. A big plus: they're dog-friendly. The tasting room itself is stunning, with soaring 40-foot ceilings arching over a central fountain--worth a visit just for the architecture. Flights are $10, and our host was especially generous, letting us try a few wines not listed on the menu. The wines were enjoyable, and the prices refreshingly reasonable compared to many other wineries these days.

While we've visited this tasting room before and were excited to visited again as we were passing…read morethrough, it was a bust. When we arrived the lone worker was obviously busy and we were disturbing her. When I said I wanted to do a wine tasting she quickly set up the glasses, quickly put the small amounts of wine in each glass, handed me a list of the wines and walked away. No information, no history of the company, no tales of the land (and isn't that why we visit these places?). About 3 tastes in she asked "how is that?" That was it. I told my husband, even before I'd tasted them all, that there was no way I'd buy any of this wine, no matter how good it was, because the service was dismal. Though the grounds and building are beautiful I was so disappointed. I do not think we will stop here again. We love to go to tasting rooms and get educated and always come away having learned something as well as having a lovely time. Not so at Barra. The service certainly needs work.

Had a lovely visit. Sat on the back patio and the wine came to us. Remarkable reds and had a good…read moretime

This place is such a gem. Generous pours, friendly/ knowledgeable staff, cozy interior, delightful…read moreoutdoor patio, very accommodating, and great location. Staff asked us questions about our preferences and made an amazing recommendation. We could not see the beach when sitting inside or even when on the patio since it's surrounded by fencing however after enjoying their delicious wine we were able to just walk out and take in the beautiful sunset beach view. My husband and I had a great time and this place was one of the highlights of our trip.