Many friends have raved about the stunning Barra Winery and Tasting Room. Lucky us, we found it and…read morewere immediately impressed. You will be, too! The Tasting Room is breathtaking/spectacular ...evidently, a site for big parties and receptions. Terry Wagner was the gracious hostess and we fell in love with the Girasole Rose. It is Divine. Yes - we purchased a couple of bottles and vowed to tell our friends. You can become a Club member and get great discounts...We shall return.

September 13, 2025 - Redwood Valley, CA…read more We stopped by on a Saturday and were surprised at how quiet it was. A big plus: they're dog-friendly. The tasting room itself is stunning, with soaring 40-foot ceilings arching over a central fountain--worth a visit just for the architecture. Flights are $10, and our host was especially generous, letting us try a few wines not listed on the menu. The wines were enjoyable, and the prices refreshingly reasonable compared to many other wineries these days.

We stopped here for a tasting on our way back home. We…read moreloved the time we spent here. Ruth and Cesar took care of us. Their wines are amazing and we had great conversations with them. Our favorites were the Rose, French Colombard, Ruthless Red. We loved the port wine as well, it was not too sweet like most port wines, which I liked. We will be back soon! :)

I took my friend and his 101 YO mother from Illinois to visiting her wineries. She loved Cesar. He…read moretreated her with care and respect, let her sit at her own little table to serve the tasting. To top it off the wines were great.

This is a beautiful family run winery. Stop by in the afternoon and choose a seat over looking the…read morepond and rows of vines. Met the family dog and settle in for a wine tasting family style. Most intriguing are the white and black wines. Locals at the next table were enthusiastic about the black and I agree. Van Lifers lucky to be with Harvest Host can enjoy the tasting and sleep in your van...down by the vineyard. A lovely spot.

Testa, Testa! YOU my dear, are in a league of your own. One of the best wine tasting experiences…read morethat I've had! Testa was recommended to me by one of the wonderful servers at Patrona in Ukiah. She told me that I had to come here for a tasting before I left the area, and I did. And damn, am I happy that I did! This was my favorite tasting experience while out in the Ukiah area. What I loved about the tasting room here is that it's quaint, intimate, and super relaxing. No big crowds that you have to push through to make your way to the tasting room. It's quiet, peaceful, and the views are just astounding. And it's doesn't hurt that their estate is so damn adorable! The entire setup is truly darling! There's a beautiful covered deck with the most comfortable sofas! It reveals the most majestic views of their pond, garden, and vineyards. They have several shaded picnic tables and a rocking chair. You can walk around the premises and get lost in all of the beauty that surrounds it. I was literally falling asleep on the couch while I sat out on the deck and tasted. Yep, that's how comfortable I was! Their wines are very tasty as well! They make a variety of whites and reds and have won many awards for their delicious creations. They have their award-winning wines and ribbons posted on the wall of their indoor tasting area. A tasting consists of 5 of their wines. I'm not sure what the cost is for a tasting, but the tasting fee is waived with the purchase of a bottle and their prices are really reasonable. I really enjoyed their "Black" red blend the most and ended up purchasing a bottle to take home. A fun fact about this wine: it was created by their own members at a winemaker's party that they had at the winery. I couldn't believe that the members actually put together such a good blend, but it's amazing! You can fish in the pond for free if you're member! Another interesting fact is that they only use 10% of the wine that they produce. The other 90% is outsourced to other wineries! Now, that's how you KNOW that it's good! Saving the best for last of course. The main reason why I enjoyed tasting here so much was because of JENN!!! That lady is friggin' AMAZE BALLS, mmkay? So much personality and knowledge packed inside of that little body of hers! I honestly felt like I was hanging out with an old friend from high school. Her passion for wine is so undeniable. People like her are so rare to find these days. She is perfect at what she does and Testa is so lucky to have her there. I hope she stays at Testa for many years to come because I want her to be there when I come back again. Whew! I did it again! I done wrote up another novel, y'all! I can't help but to gloat about the places that I love. Well... if you're actually still reading this, then pleeeeeaase make your way out to Testa! I promise you won't regret it!

Stopped by Testa on our drive to Fort Bragg and stumbled upon this cute little wine, coffee, and…read morepastry spot. Such a nice find along the way! I ordered the Hot Testa Turkey Pesto Sandwich, and it was freshly made, flavorful, and hit the spot. They also have a nice wine selection, which I would have loved to try, but since I was driving, I had to pass this time. Definitely a place I'd stop by again on my next trip through the area. Hopefully, next time I can enjoy a glass of wine, too!

Come enjoy some delicious, warm beverages, tasty, pastries, and friendly service! Afterwards, make…read moresure that you take the lovely farm walk and hang out with adorable and friendly farm animals!

Note... Address is approximate. I think the address listed on the website is now the Mcfadden…read moreTasting Room. I think they may only be open for Taste of Redwood Valley events, so be warned. Mostly red wines, several of which were pretty good if a bit more expensive than many of the other Redwood Valley wineries.

Not good. Lots of sediment in the wine and pours wimpy samples. Not much to say about this one.read more

This winery is so conveniently located right off the highway that you're probably telling yourself…read more'why not stop'.... Don't! It's awful wine. Do yourself a favor and go buy some boon hill at the nearest gas station instead.

Went here during a wine/chocolate pairing. They advertised serving "finest selection of See's…read morechocolates", but was disappointed to find funky homemade "treats" instead. The wine was mediocre at best and served out of a dirty bottle. Had the feeling of a Bingo hall due to an abundance of seniors hanging out. The best part was their collection/museum. They have like 10 old trucks, and wagons, plus lots of other antiques. This is only reason to go there. There's better wine in the area..... Keep looking.

I do not think they are normally open to the public, except for taste of Redwood Valley events…read more They focus on Zin's which is why I can only give them three stars [I seldom like Zin's so most of their wine is lost on me]. That said, the Merlot is quite drinkable and their very cheap [like $7] Chardonnay is fairly good. If you like Zin's, it is probably worth the effort to taste here when they are open.

September 12 & 13, 2025…read more Our stay at Mia Bea Wines through Harvest Hosts felt like a little slice of magic. The vines were still heavy with grapes, nearly ready for harvest, and the hills surrounding the vineyard made the whole scene picture-perfect. Lori greeted us with a warm smile and invited us to a private tasting on the outdoor patio. We lingered over great conversation and wine, feeling completely at ease. One of the sweetest surprises was the welcome sign with our names on it--a small gesture that made us feel truly at home. The wines themselves were delicious, and with such fair prices, we ended up buying a mixed case. This stop turned out to be one of those unexpected gems that make RV travel so memorable. If you're in the area, definitely give them a call and arrange a tasting--it's well worth your time.

Tastings may be appointment only [not sure if they even do that] and it may only be possible to…read moretaste during one of the Redwood Valley events so call them before trying to go by. That said... Make sure you have a map as it is a bit back from 101. They only make three wines, a Cab Sav, a Zin, and a Sav Blanc. Zins are generally lost on me so really don't feel that I can comment on it. The Cab Sav was good, but again that is something I don't drink as much. The Sav Blanc was rather nice and fairly cheap. As I find myself saying too often for this area, they probably ought to get a fourth star but I really need a way to distinguish them from the other ones in the area that I liked even more. Still, if you are going to be in the area you might want to see if you can do a tasting and/or try their wines if you see them at a tasting.