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Amador Cellars

4.4 (60 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Tariq M.

Amador Cellars is our only wine club membership in Plymouth (we also belong to Alpha Omega and Mumm in Napa, among others), and it is such a treasure. The estate looks like a rustic Italian vineyard and just exudes charm and pulchritude. The seating is comfortable and the golden oldies on the radio make tasting wine here such a pleasant delight. The staff is always courteous and attentive. The vineyard's border collie is an adorable de facto mascot whose appearances further add to the charm of this magical space. Oh, and the wines are some of the best in Amador County and rival even Napa estates. Amador Cellars' port (as well as the near port Rocky Point, which we affectionately call "port-ward") is one of the most amazingly delicious ports that we have ever had the pleasure of tasting, and not one of the wines on their list ever disappoints. Perhaps even more amazing is the low tasting fee of $5 (waived for members) and the low cost of the bottles of any of their fine wines, which are generally $20 to $30 a bottle before the member or case discount. Amador Cellars is an absolute gem and should be included on anyone's California wine list. It is a Plymouth estate that we will always visit and always be proud members of.

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Lori P.

Delicious wine, great service, we sat on a patio inside the grape vines. We had to go inside the wine barn to pick out our snacks We chose crackers, cheeses, almonds, olives and dark chocolate. Our server gave us charcuterie boards and we arranged our snacks and enjoyed the wine. It was a wonderful afternoon with family. I really enjoyed their white wine

Nicole P.

Such a beautiful tasting room in the middle of a vineyard. The owners have known us forever - they even remember we are from Texas and only visit once a year. The last time we went was Father's day 2023. We had a little table for 2 in the midst of the vineyard. They don't have a lot of wine to taste at one time, but the wines they have are fabulous. I hope you get to go when they have a white wine on the tasting menu.

Mags W.

Small and intimate tasting room. The 2 ladies working during this dreary Wednesday were a pleasant treat. The conversation was fun, the atmosphere was relaxed and the fresh flowers were an added touch. There is a small area with retail items and there was a relaxed lab named Cali hanging out in the doorway. The lack of signage had you first guessing where to go, but the seating area outside the doors were a clue of where to go for a sip. Small tasting fee for this location, but worth it. The next time we are in town we anticipate stopping again, tasting and bringing some wine home with us. Disappointed we didn't snatch up a few bottles at the time.

Krista M.

A small family run winery that makes fantastic wine. The Long family, Mom, Dad, Son and Daughter are running everything. Michael (son) is the head winemaker and really knows what he is doing and wants the wine to be and speak for itself. They produce some Italian varietals as well as Zinfandel, Petite Sirah and some blends. While they offer many great bottles, some highlights for me were: 2014 Farmhouse Blend was fabulous; a perfect marriage of Zin, Barbera, PS & Aglianico. 2012 Aglianico is dark with ripe berries; spicy, earthy and rustic. Just lovely. 2015 PS was spicy with dark berries, a touch of oak and good tannins. Amador Cellars needs to be on your must visit list for Amador County not just because their wine is great, but you can feel the pride and love that the Long Family puts into it.

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John V.

If you found my review helpful, please like it . We loved Amador Cellars. This is one of the places in which we would recommend to all my friends and family. The wines were awesome ... so awesome that we signed up to be wine members. We have been to Amador Cellars twice and they've been consistent on the quality. This place would be great for those who enjoy and collect wine.

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Christopher C.

I have photographed several weddings at this amazing venue and it never disappoints. So much character and lots of places for great photos! The staff is wonderful and its always beautiful at the property. I recommend this venue to any of my clients who are looking for a wedding venue with rustic flair.

Gary R.

The barrel room here doubles as the tasting room. They are in a rustic "barn" with amazing Tuscan farmstead ambience. In the heat of the summer the concrete walls provide a refreshing place to stop in for great wine, views and people. I have been coming back for years, and this winery is one of the most consistent with quality and unique taste. They have remarkable, peppery Zins. These are distinctly different from Sonoma an Napa Zins. I favor these due to their pronounced fruit and complex flavor. They also make a great Barbera. If Amador wine country had to be captured in one place, this would be it!

Denny B.

Great dogs http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/pdp3SM8PHGfjwlHzRT27Ow?select=prCvDQLVcuos0R61Xosc1g Tasted what they were pouring. Rhone/Italian style wines 6 Zins were all too spicy or peppery for my palate. That's just me. I love spicy and pepper in my food, just not in my wine. I am sure these were really good for people who like that style of zin. Barbera had a nice balance and I thought it equal to Cooper Winery Barbera. Syrah was surprisingly spicy, so I didn't want it. Bunkhouse Red was very tasty for an everyday red at $17.

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Howard B.

By my standards, and I can only assume for myself that my wine standards are high and matter, Amador Cellars is the hands down best winery in the county and the region. This beautiful place, with smart, helpful and more than gracious staff, sets a high standard for deep, delicious, complex award winning red wines. Whenever I visit I feel that I am visiting wonderful friends and family. Thank you Amador for all you do; you make my world a better place!

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Krissie Vineyards - September 25, 2026 - Berlin Wall.

Krissie Vineyards

4.8(24 reviews)
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September 25, 2027 - Plymouth, CA…read more I've been wanting to visit this winery for quite a while, especially after hearing they had pieces of the Berlin Wall. I pictured a few small chunks of concrete on display. Well...they don't just have pieces. They have several original sections of the Berlin Wall, beautifully displayed alongside their outdoor tasting area. I was immediately in awe. Standing there looking at the wall--and knowing what it represents--was unexpectedly emotional. I had just finished a novel about the Berlin Wall, so all that history was fresh in my mind. It made seeing these actual sections of the wall even more powerful. As we tasted the wines, I had a view of the West Berlin-facing side, complete with its colorful resistance graffiti. Walking around to the East-facing side was an entirely different experience. The stark, cold concrete has almost nothing on it except bullet ricochet marks. Seeing the two sides of the wall was incredibly moving. Okay...now for the wine! We did a tasting of six wines for $20 per person--one white and five reds--and honestly, every one was delicious. We liked them enough to buy two bottles to take home, which waived one of our tasting fees. John was our host, and he was gracious, knowledgeable, and genuinely friendly. He shared information about the wines, the vineyard, and the history of the wall, which made the whole experience that much more interesting. So yes, definitely come for the Berlin Wall and stay for the wine. It's a unique combination of history, emotion, and really nice wine--and one I'm very glad we experienced.

It was known as Bray vineyards but underwent a transformation to become Krissie Vineyards. They…read morehave on site food pairings with a comfortable tasting room and even pieces of the actual Berlin Wall. Our waitress was very nice and informative. The wine was light but tasty, The food was very good but unfortunately we were on a time limit so we had to keep it short. Will definitely be back

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4.4(68 reviews)
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Met the fabulous owners at a wine dinner at The Nashville Social Club in Carson in March…read more I was so impressed with them and the wines, I made a day trip over to taste and pick up some more. This is a lovely property in located on the Shenandoah School Road east of Plymouth, California. Owner/Winemaker Chaim Gur-Arieh started his career as a food technologist, creating some of my childhood favorites- Captain Crunch, Hidden Valley Dressing, and pudding cups. That has to explain why he creates some very delicious wines now. Elisheva, his wife and business partner hosts the tasting room, or should I say tasting garden. On gorgeous days enjoy the beautiful large patio and garden space she has created on the property. Complete with chandeliers. Be part of their mailing list and make reservations to attend one of her concerts in the garden during the summer. After checking in at the actual tasting room, I walked the path to the garden and could pick any seat. I was brought a nice charcuterie / cheese plate to enjoy with the wines and the sunny morning. The barbera and tawny port are two of my favorites. The sparkling rose was nice and light, perfect as we now enter 100 degree days for the summer. It's going to take several trips to discover all their wine. Chaim has even made wine that pairs with sushi. Wild. Don't be disappointed by showing up, they may be full. Make a reservation. They are a very popular and great vineyard.

Thanks to Tiffany K. for her review and have convinced me to try Di Arie Vineyard & Winery. I made…read morereservation in advance by email because no one answered the phone and no option to leave a message. When I got there, they didn't have my name for reservation. I had to show them the email confirmation. It was fine and we were still able to sit down right away. The inside wine tasting room is kind of small but the outdoor patio and area makes up for it. It is quite big and open. I think someone can host an outdoor concert or a wedding. We got to taste about five type of wines (Sauvignon Blanc and few blended red wine). They were all good. I particularly like the 2020 Interlude and purchased a bottle for my sister. We also got to sample from their gallery collection library club that's like 20+ years old ( I forgot the exact year) and that was special. They also have dumplings and spring rolls for purchase. I skip that because I wasn't sure if that would go with the wine. We bought some cheese with us and we had that with our wine. Of course, we asked for permission before bringing in our own cheese and crackers. The gentleman that served us was really nice and friendly. We didn't feel rushed and wine was poured at a good pace. I do want to mention that most winery at Amador will comp at least one tasting with purchase, but not at Di Arie. If you're not a member, be prepared to pay the full wine tasting fee per person.

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Bella Piazza Winery

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3.4(73 reviews)
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What an amazing place to enjoy with friends and family!…read more Sitting outside enjoying your pasta, salad and delicious wine , nice company and spectacular view! what else can we asked for?

This winery was the second destination on my birthday list adventure complimentary of my loving…read moresister! Apparently, this is the related winery to Villa Toscano located nearby, which we had previously visited. Once again, I found myself a fan of this place also! It too, is surrounded by eye pleasing countryside views, with lovely ponds, fountains, flowers and comfortable seating areas along the outdoor patios. The entrance opens into a large room where the tasting counter is at the far end. But before getting there, you are tempted on the way over to browse the retail area which features home decor, artwork, designer accessories, and clever wine connoisseur gifts. The walls are decorated with assorted flags and a family style crest over the focal point of the wine tasting bar. The wines offered on the wine tasting list were similar to what we had tried before at Villa Toscano. But we ordered another $5.00 flight that included our favorites along with a few we hadn't tried yet. We enjoyed the flavor variations, but had a hard time deciding on what to purchase, so we went outside for a while to take in the scenery and discuss which ones we liked the best. Bella Piazza also offers a wine club membership that includes discounts on wine, other products and a free lunch buffet every weekend. This is another nice little winery to spend time with family and friends!

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