Easy private lot parking, big open space, with lots of outdoor and indoor seating; they had yard games set up, music playing, and friendly welcoming hellos. It was a party to arrive to. (We were there on cornhole tournament day, which was hilarious because it was a bunch of beer drinking men competing for free bottles of wine.)
Their tastings are $5 for any number of wines, with the fee waived if you buy a bottle. (which at their prices, you might as well)
They have a large selection of dry whites, reds, and sweet varietals, however their tasting menu was not separated into any actual wine varietal order besides white and red. This was annoying because the pourer wanted to 'go down the list', while we tried to go in typical pallete order.
They seemed to focus on sweeter wines, with even the typical dry red varietals having a sweeter finish. We really didn't connect with any of the wines, but ended up purchasing a bottle of red to cook with (because it was practical with the waiving the tasting fee).
The pourers are younger helpers, who didn't really know about the wine to provide any information minus the name, but it didn't seem like the atmosphere where you'd get a wine lesson, history of their winery, or info on their choices. Though I did try asking.
Overall, it seems like a fun spot if you're a local going to hang out with friends drinking sangria slushies, but as a wine lover it'd pass. I only rate two stars because they were nice people. read more