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.

If you're looking for a magical experience with quality service and delicious offerings look no…read morefurther!! The location is understated perfection. We are members and highly recommend their seasonal selections.

Augustino Vineyard and Winery, Obrien, OR - September 28, 2024…read more This is the third Harvest Host vineyard and winery we've been to. So far, we're batting a thousand - all great experiences. This is another great place to park your RV for a night or two, enjoy some nice scenery, try some good wine, and just hang out if it suits your fancy. The communication with the Harvest Host was good. We were given good instructions to find the winery off of Highway 199. As you're driving in on Gene Brown Road you'll come to two signs, one says Tasting Room with an arrow pointing straight ahead, the other sign says Harvest Host with an arrow pointing to the left. You turn left there and drive short ways in. On the right hand side you'll see the sites 9 through 12. You pick an empty spot and get set up. We stayed in site 12 the first night. It's a very spacious site with a picnic table and nice trees overhead. Once we got our site set up and we drove up to the winery and tasting room, which is about a half a mile away. It is a very cool treehouse tasting room. It has both an indoor seating area as well as a beautiful outdoor patio with about seven or eight tables. Our hostess's name was Angel. She was very friendly and set us up with some nice flights of wine. Wines are reasonably priced in the $25-$36 range. We tried a Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Temprano, and Cabernet Savignon. All the wines were very nicely done. The tasting fee is $12 per person, which is waived with a two bottle purchase. We ended up getting two bottles of Chardonnay. Angel gave us some good advice about things to do while we were in the area. We went to Cave Junction the following day after we moved our motorhome to a full hook up paid site a little closer to the tasting room. After visiting Cave Junction, we went over to the tasting room again at around three in the afternoon and had a nice bottle of Pinot Grigio and enjoyed it on the elevated outdoor patio. The view of the property from the full hook up paid sites is very nice. You can see the vineyard and then the beautiful tree covered mountains in the distance. We were very happy with our stay here.

What an amazing experience. We spent my birthday at Miles Garrett Wines and it was such a magical…read moretime. Miles went the extra distance and even picked us up from our AirBnB and drove us to his wonderful winery. The views are absolutely wonderful, even with some rain we still had a great time. Miles treated us like personal friends while he taught us all about winemaking and his journey. His wife made us a tasty charcuterie board as well. If you like delicious natural wines I highly recommend visiting Miles. I've never had a wine tasting that felt so personal and to be able to hang out with the original winemaker is quite awesome too. We left with multiple cases, this stuff is so delicious! Next time we're in the area we'll be sure to visit again. Thank you for such a memorable birthday!

Hands down the best winery experience. Miles was very welcoming and informational about his wine…read moremaking. We called the day before and they were able to be available for us to stop by, but more notice would be better. This was a very relaxed experience with remarkable views, I highly recommend spending a few hours here.

We just visited Anselmo Vineyards last night and it was one of the best experiences at a restaurant…read morewe've had in a long time... It was a quiet night at the restaurant, which was fine for us. The service and food were great! The head chef, Vinny, came out and greeted us and helped us decide what to order for dinner. All four of us had something unique and we all loved the food. For dessert, the chef brought out the most delicious strawberries and cream and it was to die for! Hopefully, Chef Vinny will be there next time we go back.

Relaxed and not too shi-shi, while delivering elegant wines, and tasty bites! Warm, and…read moreknowledgeable service, too. Loved the rustic and comfy outdoor setting.

I was on a Girls Road Trip with high school friends. Our trip took us from Mendocino County north…read moreto Ferndale, Trinidad and back down through the Redwood National Forest. We were staying in Garberville and wanted to taste some Humbolt County wines. We call Briceland Vineyards to see if we could taste that same day. Andrew the winemaker was working on a project but was kind enough to accomodate us at 4pm (just 2 hours after our call). We arrived a bit late and he was there to greet us with a smile. He invited us to taste on is patio in front of the winery. He brought out two cases so we could try a variety of wines to include: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, PET Nat Sparkling, Rose of Pinot, Pinot Noir, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Sauvignon and a bonus wine of Arneis. Its rare that you sit down with a winemaker for over and hour and learn about winemaking. He really educated our group. His wife brought out a beautiful charcuterie board with cheeses, meats, nuts and fruit. I am a wine member at many wineries in other California regions and have never experienced such GOOD winetasting. On top of that every wine we tasted we liked which is also very rare. The Sauvignon Blanc was light and grassy. The two Chardonnays were unlike the heavy oak and butter types that are too big. His red wines were smooth and not too high in alcohol. We left with several cases of wine. I will definitely visit Andrew again when we visit Humboldt County. I highly recommend a visit to Briceland Winery in the heart of Redwood Country.

We came as a group of 5, we had a wonderful experience. You won't find too many people that know…read moreas much about wine as Andrew, so we really enjoyed his knowledge and he answered any questions we had. The wine was absolutely fabulous and the whole vibe was spot on. Not to mention the great charcuterie plate that accompanied it. It reminded us of the days when wine tasting was a more personal and intimate experience. We will definitely be back!

I love this wine buy I moved and I wish I could but it by the case. The owners are fantastic, their…read moretasting room is charming, and every one of their wines are fantastic. I am just now finishing my last bottle. it is worth setting an appointment.

Not happy. Website said open, drove all the way out there and the gate was closed. Tried to call…read moreand no answer.

This is one of the most interesting historic wineries in California, and my favorite. Plus the…read morewines are excellent. They have many varietals and the quality is top notch for all, plus priced exceptionally well. A tasting is a remarkably inexpensive $10, comped if you buy a bottle. It's well worth the price. The property is owned and operated by a group of Trappist Cistercian monks. There's a lot of information to read about them and the history on placards on the property. The property is fascinating in itself and they also have a centuries old portion of a abbey from Spain reconstructed on the property. It was purchased by William Randolph Hearst and the stone blocks stored in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco for decades. They were donated to the monks here with the understanding it be recreated on the site. It has been, and magnificent. The wine tasting is very informative and the knowledgeable staff will walk through each selection. This may be a bit far afield but well worth the trip.

I've always loved the history and culture surrounding the relationship between wine and monasteries…read morearound the world. This one I've been wanting for visit for many years due to its ties to Sierra Nevada Brewing nearby and also the story of the abbey stores from Europe. Mix that with the original owners of the areas, murder, and ghost stories in Hawaii, it makes for a fascinating visit! I'll spare the long history to be enjoyed on your visit. This entire region is fruit orchards and beautiful fields. New Clairvaux sits as part of a vineyard that was much larger long ago. The current vineyard is easy to get to with clearly marked signs and plenty of parking. Inside the barn you'll find the wine shop and gift shops, which you can also do tours and tastings. It's also an event space. The monastery is nearby down a shaded path, but visiting is restricted. The church is also nearby, which incorporates stones from an ancient abbey in Europe that themselves took an amazing and long journey to and up here. The gardens and vines are worth walking through, it's a beautiful area. We all decided to do the basic tasting tour where they share the history and stories while you taste. If you're a wine or history buff, this one is worth visiting.

Outstanding little winery. Lynette is the best host and provides excellent service to the guest…read more Wine is very good as well. Great for small groups. Quiet and relaxing. Really enjoyed the experience. I'll be back.

Lynette knows exactly what she's doing! She is honest, friendly and a great conversationalist. She…read morewas super helpful when we had questions and she wasn't pushy with anything! Such a friendly winery! Super glad we found this place on our travels. Would definitely recommend! Lynette definitely makes this place worth going to. She is a gem! I highly recommend the Tango! It was a fan favorite!

On the upper Klamath river, Coates Vineyards produces sulfite-free, fine wines from organic,…read morebiodynacally grown grapes.

I've tried several organic red wines that do not contain any added sulfites and this is by far the…read morebest. I first discovered it at the local Whole Foods market. The Merlot, the Sangiovese, and the Cabernet are all top notch. I've tried several organic, sulfite free wines and no others even compare. Delicious.