The BEST atmosphere ! Very kind owners ! All of the staff is very kind and welcoming as well ! The…read moreguests that come through have very similar kindness and warmth to them ! Very intimate and friendly feel to it

This was a last minute idea. Wine tasting in Butte county. We are not a big fan of sweet , light…read morewines but they were tasty. The friendliest service and dog friendly too. We did by a few bottles of wine and look forward to enjoying them.

My Corning Rotary Friends have recommended Tuscan Ridge. The wine and hospitality are the best. I…read morekeep hoping they will join us at the Corning Wine Festival at Rolling Hills Casino Event Center, the first Saturday in March. Steve Kimbrough

First time visiting & loved everything about it! From the wines to the wood fired pizza, atmosphere…read more& service was amazing! Highly recommend a visit!

Peaceful, beautiful architecture and a piece of history. Excellent wine tasting at a fair price and…read moregreat unique wines with a member discount.

Lacey and the staff were incredibly knowledgeable and accessible. A definite place to stop if…read moreyou're in the area. I ended up buying some reds, whites, and the Angelica for gifts as well as tee shirts because of my incandescent time as a retreatant, but I must also encourage you to go at a time when the gift shop is open because the jams, honey, and walnuts they sell there are DELICIOUS. You'll have to walk out of the tasting room and up the walkway alongside the vines to the gift shop during their hours of operation, which seem to vary, but are customarily 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. They don't offer tastings of the walnuts, jams, or honey. When I got home and tried them, I wish they had since they are absolutely scrumptious and I would've bought more. I really wanted to buy raw walnuts because I had walked alongside the walnut trees during my retreat. However, they only sold the candied walnuts in the gift store. The candied walnuts are grown and made by the monks of New Clairvaux and the ingredients are: roasted walnuts, sugar, eggs, vanilla, salt, cardamom, cinnamon, and cayenne pepper. I gave some to my friends in Berkeley who said they were "delicious and slightly addictive." I agree! The cayenne pepper is subtle, but the mix of the cardamom and cayenne is perfection. If I tried them in the gift shop, I would've bought every one they had on their shelves. The creamed honeys for sale are prepared by the Cistercian Nuns of the Redwoods Monastery. When I saw "almond," because I'd never seen honey from almond blossoms, I bought a few. I should've bought some of the other flavors. I didn't realize until I opened them that they had crushed almonds and orgeat or almond syrup in them! I love orgeat in cocktails, steamed milk, in pretty much anything so this creamed honey is absolutely divine. Again, if I'd known, I would've bought every single jar of it. So, as you'd expect at the Abbey, because they don't have tastings at the gift store, you'll have to purchase the food items on faith. I recommend you do.

It was my first time visiting Odyssey Winery. I had a rose and white wine flight both of which were…read morevery delicious! Upon arrival we were offered a sample of their sangria which is made fresh every Saturday morning, which was so good and fresh tasting. (Spoiler alert, I left with a bottle). The service there was excellent, the gentleman that helped us was incredibly professional. Their entire facility is very cute, lots of spaces to lounge, including an upstairs which was a little warm until the A/C kicked on. A fan upstairs in the height of summer would've really elevated the space. The views from the second floor were incredible, very picturesque, along with the view from their stairwell. I'm excited to revisit in the fall time when it's not so hot outside. They had a lot of cute, fun, card games, puzzles, and other things to do. Lots of cozy nooks to sit in, couches, bar tops, lounger chairs, etc. which truly felt like the inviting space I have created in my own home. I am writing this review as I sit on my couch and enjoy a chilled glass of sangria and I encourage you to visit Odyssey at the very least, for their sangria. I will be back in the fall!

This was my second time going to Odyssey, I believe the first time was when the owners were…read moredifferent. The service isn't too notch like some of the other wineries in the area (don't say hi when you walk in, you kind of have to wonder to figure out where to go/find someone to speak with). This is a very large property so you can sit in multiple places inside (upstairs and downstairs) and then outside in a few areas as well. We didn't try any of their foods but they did mention they have cheese and meats from local and non-local farms - I think Santa Rosa area? Overall it was nice but I wish the service was a little bit better and more welcoming.

Bought at the Chico Farmers Market 2022 El Coyote Red Wine Blend…read more It's just delicious hermitage of 40% Merlot, 20% Grenache, 20% Malbec and 20% Syrah. Definitely looking forward to visiting the winery itself.

Great wine and wonderful people! Will definitely make…read morethis one of are go to places

This is a great little spot for a weekend afternoon. They have an adorable dog named "Vader" that…read moregreets you in your car. The staff are friendly and helpful. You cannot beat a wine tasting for 7 wines for $5 and you get to keep the wine glass! The winery is small, but charming as could be. Most of the time, you will be outdoors, so be prepared for that. They have plenty of picnic tables and chairs though. The wine was not outstanding (hence the 4 stars), but their wine is all organic. The Petite Syrah was my favorite. Definitely worth the visit!

Love this place! Good atmosphere, friendly people and tasty wine!read more

Just getting out of the house and sampling some of what Butte County has to offer. Almendra Winery…read moreand Distillery had a pop up fare going on with local crafts and offerings to check out in the back. At the bar I sampled some of the Monkey Face brand gin, rum, Brandy, and whiskey. Also, I had the monkey bites which is flat bread pizza like snacks. All told it was a very nice time. I tried a fancy spring mixed cocktail too. Very refreshing

Update: Almendra has now become a steakhouse. We decided…read moreto give it another chance and we're glad we did! VERY pleasantly surprised. The food is much better than before. We arrived too early for the steak dinners, but we were able to enjoy really DELICIOUS burgers. The service was good as well. Prices are very high though and that's unfortunate. We'd love to have Almendra be one of our regular lunch/dinner spots, but it's way too expensive for that.

Hidden gem that you should definitely check out. Want to be educated in all the things…read morenon-alcoholic? Ian is the man for the job. He'll graciously share his knowledge. I love that I can fall in love with a drink and buy all of the components PLUS get the actual recipe card so I can reinvent at home. We are so lucky to have such a cool lounge and market in Chico. I'm a regular and know you'll love this place too!

All the Bitter is a non-alcoholic tasting room and bottle shop. It's in an industrial area and the…read moreshop is set back from the road, but there is a sign they put out that directs you to the shop. They have their bitters that you can sample as well as other brands of non-alcoholic spirits. If you are looking to cut back on drinking or looking for non-alcoholic alternatives you should check this place out. They have kits to make popular non-alcoholic cocktails like a margarita or old fashioned. If you buy the kit there is a bit of a discount. The staff were very attentive and knew a lot about flavors. They have non-alcoholic wine, beer, you name it. If you choose to taste some of their beverages go in with an open mind, these are non-alcoholic and will taste differently than alcoholic drinks. They also have drinks with kava if you're looking for something different. I got the lavender bitters, and if you buy them at the shop you get a 10% discount. I'll definitely be back to buy the NA wine next time.

Great wine awesome atmosphere and the owner makes a great blend. No food but great views.read more

Gorgeous setting, vineyards and property. Excellent wines. Service top rate. Worth a visit and…read moretaking home a few of their wines.

Visited November 9th..see my receipt…read more First of all the warm and gracious owners allowed me in even though they were setting up for an event! It has a romantic vibe for wedding or special event! This winery is located off Ward Road in Oroville. It's close to town yet you feel you are in the Country! I think they have about 26 acres with a pond and make some delicious wines...including cabs...pinots..and sangiovose. They have a tasting room that is welcoming along with a larger area for events. They also sell some swag. I bought the Cabernet Sauvignon and the owner was so kind he gave me some delicious mandarins they grow on the property ! So juicy! I love the bridge and the cozy feel to the place. Family run! Although they don't have food or a wine club at this moment it is a great place to have a picnic with some exceptional places to enjoy the scenery! It was a Great experience with good wines and family atmosphere ( love the cute dogs!). Husband and wife owners and their family are kind and welcoming! Don't miss out on this place ( check their hours first). Bring a picnic basket and buy some of their wines and relax!

I enjoyed the wine so much I joined the club. The estate is beautiful with a cute tasting room and…read morelovely pond and waking path. It is also dog-friendly. I have to say the 1-star review here is uncalled for. My tasting fee was waived with a purchase of one bottle of wine. Though I would have been happy to pay it. It is only $5, and this a small, local business. The tasting included at least 7 wines. Toby, one of the owners, poured for us. He was very welcoming and knowledgable about the area. I loved the small, local feel. They also sold local almonds, eggs and beef.