Congratulations to our wine person! I do not recall your name, but I wish you and your husband the…read morebest (again)! We went on an afternoon because our cousin wanted to grab a good bottle of wine. Our wine enthusiast was so excited to share their new bottles of wine that they just received that day. We had a good 5 or 6 tasting and all took some home. We enjoyed our time, and if you're looking for some local wine--definitely check this place out.

Love these guys! So lucky to have these amazing locals in our Rocklin downtown selling amazing…read morewines from all over. Highly recommend their wine club options

I recently was looking very last minute for grape juice to take communion but needed it to be…read morenon-alcoholic and thought I was out of options when 2 stores in Newcastle didn't carry anything. I had the idea to come in to Newcastle Wine Shoppe & thought on a whim maybe they'd have some non-alcoholic wine. Although it was not a usual request for frequenters there, some people inside were very quick to help me and find what I was looking for. They were able to find the only non-alcoholic option somewhere in the back after looking for a while and phoning in someone who had insight on where it was. The inside was also nice as well and part of the large building that La Fornaretta is in. There's a bar area and some tables where some people were having some conversation and some light music playing. Everyone was very helpful and I appreciated my experience a lot.

Found this place by the power of social media. What drew me in was they offer a wine flight…read moreSaturday afternoons, first come first serve. The afternoon we went was a full house. We chose to sit at the bar but the are a few bistro tables as well. Clay is knowledgeable about wines and has an impressive ability to recall each person's last known pour for the wine flight. I'll certainly be back.

Everything went exceedingly well when they hosted our Golden Anniversary several years ago. The…read morefood was excellent the attention to detail and their genuine willingness to having the event run smoothly. Thank you Rock Hill Winery.

They are closed until new buyers come. Just letting anyone know so they don't drive out there.read more

We have been customers of Eric & Renee since 2015 when we happened by their store. Eric is a…read morestoryteller & his Saturday tasting bar is nothing short of an irl adventure into their recent trips to seek out new wine makers & boldy go where none of us has likely drunk before. This brings regions, vinters & their wines to life & the promise of variety wherever you keep your wine. It's not uncommon for someone at the bar to offer up a bottle to share with those gathered. If you have a better wine consultant then stay your course, if not, you're very welcome.

I stopped in to this little shop to by a bottle for a friend that lives nearby. I was treated to a…read moretasting of two lovely wines free of charge and a small sample of the owner's vast knowledge of fine wine. I ended up buying several bottles, all of which proved to be excellent recommendations. Go there and be happy!!!

October 16, 2026 - Loomis, CA…read more We had such a wonderful time here! The hosts were friendly, the wines were delicious, and the whole tasting experience felt relaxed and welcoming. We opted to sit outside on the lovely dog-friendly patio and simply popped back inside to the bar whenever we were ready for our next taste. A lovely way to spend an afternoon! We enjoyed the wines and tasting experience so much that we joined the "Vanguard Wine Club". I especially like how their membership works: instead of being required to purchase scheduled wine releases, you pay $30 a month, and that money accumulates as a credit you can use toward any wine you choose. You still get all the benefits of wine club membership, but with the freedom to pick your own wines and decide when to use your credit. I've never seen a wine club do it this way before, and I love the flexibility! There is a wonderful gift shop, flower farm (pumpkin patch when we visited) and cafe on the property, so there's lots of reasons to stop by. Great wine, friendly people, dog-friendly patio, and nearby gift shop and cafe. What's not to love? We're already looking forward to coming back!

We were genuinely excited to finally try Casque Wines since it's practically right around the…read morecorner from our family property on acreage nearby. We invited friends and family for an afternoon tasting, grabbed lunch from the café next door, and expected a warm local winery experience. Unfortunately, it turned into one of the most disappointing tasting room visits we've had. The biggest issue was the complete lack of hospitality and awareness toward an older woman in our group recovering from knee surgery. There was no accommodation, no concern, no acknowledgment whatsoever. Instead of any table service or attentiveness, we repeatedly had to get up and walk inside the tasting room over and over for every single pour. By the end of the tasting, we got more steps in than a cattle drive. The two ladies working behind the counter looked like they were counting the minutes until closing time. No smiles. No energy. No effort to educate us about the wines, engage with guests, or make anyone feel welcome. We honestly felt more like an inconvenience than paying customers. I've seen friendlier expressions on bulls during branding season. What makes this especially frustrating is that the tasting room wasn't even busy -- there were maybe three other couples there besides our group. This wasn't staff being overwhelmed. It simply came across as lazy, disengaged, and rude service. The only thing flowing less than the hospitality was the wine pours. What surprised us most is that we've visited several other local wineries in the area over the years and have consistently experienced warm hospitality, friendliness, and genuine customer care. So this experience really stood out -- and not in a good way. Usually wine country feels welcoming. Here, we felt like a herd that wandered into the wrong pasture. Such a shame because the location and concept have so much potential, and we really wanted to support a local winery so close to home. Sadly, our guests left just as disappointed as we did. This tasting experience had less warmth than a steel feed trough in January. Mad Cow Review Rating: -- Two Bulls Down Great opportunity. Terrible hospitality. Would've had a better customer experience being licked by a pasture cow.

We'd just left an amazing wine tasting nearby so, didn't really expect to have 2 amazing tastings…read morein 1 area..but here we were at Davis Dean, enjoying every single wine that was poured! I thought his Chardonnay was really great in the tasting room, but it didn't translate as well when we had it at home. However, the Pitch Black Petite Syrah was pretty amazing! It almost felt like a port. All his wines felt well balanced and blended with perfection! Very cool guy who owned the place was serving up the wines and made us feel welcomed and at ease. I heard him thanking some Yelpers for coming in and I reminded myself to check in...low and behold he had a 15% off deal and I used the hell outta that...you should too!

Marshall is an excellent owner and his knowledge of wine was very interesting to listen too.read more

Mark does a great job on his wines. We visited this past weekend on a whim and decided to stop into…read morea winery. We weren't going as far as Napa and wanted to try something closer to the freeway (and Reno). This is a great place to check out and he offers an array of reds and whites to try. My favorite was his Silhouette red. It's a blended red, but is super smooth. My next favorite was his Rutherford Cab. Wish there was some dark chocolate on hand because it would have gone great with that tasty Cab! The parking situation can be a little confusing, but you can park at the museum. They share the lot space and the museum would be a great place to check out, after a tasting of course. If you can get on the list, or get a bottle, try the plum wine. It's completely authentic and is not artificially flavored. He didn't have any in stock at the time, but we were able to try it and it's very good. It's also within walking distance to old town Auburn, if you were in the mood for a bite to eat afterwards. Thanks Mark!

My partner and I went to the Sugarmill in Clarksburg a couple months ago. We met Mark at Bonitata…read moreWines and fell in love with the sparkling wines. We made a special trip again last weekend and brought our folding cart so we could stock up! We meant business this time!

Dora Dain is a great place to go if you want a relaxing afternoon with some good wine. The owners…read moreand staff are very friendly and the list of wines they offer has something for everyone. We bring our own food and have a nice lunch with a bottle of wine. They do not have an inside tasting room but offer plenty of covered space.

Checked this place out during g the Placer wine trail sips tours last weekend. Everyone was nice…read more Enjoyed the tastes and nice people. I'd return and try more wines.