So it's been about a year since I left a review for this place, and I felt a little bit more…read morecompelled to leave another one for two specific reasons Veronica, and Adriana Those two women are two reasons why my wife and I love coming back here. The wine is good and there's a lot of competition and so it's not like if you want somewhere else you wouldn't get good wine. Good wine isn't always going to be the reason why you come back, it's their service!! These two women always have a smile, they are joyous Adriana has this eccentric laugh. That is just absolutely amazing and she is one of the most kind individuals. Veronica is absolutely sweet, she's super helpful, super knowledgeable and very giving and kind(I can say this about both of them to be honest) This weekend we came and that SHINE a bit more. I just wanna say that these two women are absolutely the definition of wonderful customer service, they are the ones that make me want to go into my pocket and give my hard earned money to them for their great service. They earned their tip! When we come back, they will be requested.

This winery is named after an American actor named Fess Parker. He founded this winery after his…read moreacting career with his son. The winery is set in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley, perfect for picnics, kids, and fur-babies. I saw many people set up with a blanket on the grass. However, our main focus was the wine tastings. Unfortunately, I was not impressed with the tasting here. I ended up pouring essentially all the wine we tasted in the dump bucket.

Tasting Flights: $20/3 pours or $40/6 pours; $16 by the glass, as of our 1/31/25 and 10/17/25…read morevisits. We'd heard a lot about Clementine Carter (formerly Casa Dumetz Wines) and the owner/winemaker, Sonja Magdevski. Honestly, based on what we heard about her style of wines, we didn't think that they were going to be a match for our palates, but we're so glad we stopped in and did some tastings. We ended up taking six bottles with us on our first visit and stopped in again in late 2025 for a follow up. WINES: The wines are well-made, utilizing minimal intervention, paleo-friendly, organic, and prioritizing sustainability. They focus on Rhône varietals grown in the Santa Barbara County wine country. IMO, the whites are dry/crisp, and the reds are on the lighter bodied side, but we've found ways to pair these types of wines with our meals, while we typically drink heavier/bolder wines on their own. We have plenty of wine friends that will love everything about Sonja's wines. They also sell bottles from other wineries they "adore", so no need to travel all over the place. They're your one-stop shop. In addition to wine making, Sonja has an adjoining coffee shop and offers some of the most delicious charcuterie boards and munchies to pair with your wine tasting experience. There's also a good-sized patio, should you feel like taking in some fresh air. Add Clementine Carter Wines to your "must visit" list. You'll thank me for it.

I love stopping in to Clementine Carter everytime I am in Los Alamos or near the area because every…read morevisit there feels like a vacation with good friends. The owner, Sonja, is a very cool, kind, talented and warm person. Her staff is kind and friendly (some of them are the owner's family, which is way cool). I love knowing that I am supporting a female owned label, so I became a member (years ago). This last visit just last week was another great trip! This time, they sold a beautiful, tasty charcuterie board with corn nuts. There were so many delicious cheeses that I have never heard of. You can do a tasting inside our outside in a nice patio area. They also sell wine. My sister told me about them and I am so glad she did. I have told several wine loving friends about Sonja and Clementine Carter (formerly called Casa Dumetz). One trip there and you'll see what I mean.

This is such a cute little farm on your way to solvang from Bay Area. The lavenders are not…read morecompletely blossomed yet. But the guy Shawn who owns it takes so much pride in showing the farm and talking about it. You can see his passion in growing the lavender blooms. No restroom so keep that in mind.

A cute family-owned lavender farm. It was relaxing to visit and the lavender was beautiful!read more

Ruby took excellent care of us today. We stop by twice each…read moreyear, when we're in the area. Carthartt is a must stop. The back patio is charming, with gorgeous wooden seating and tables, several water fountains, lots of shade and plants. Inside has leather chairs and cool decor. Staff is always welcoming and knowledgeable. Tasty wines at area-comparable prices.

Promising. It looked enticing, so we wandered in, got a glass of wine, and found a nice seat by a…read moretinkling fountain. But then we saw the sign - no bathrooms. Seems hard to believe. How can someone relax, kick back, and enjoy music and wine? The only available restrooms nearby are the public ones, which are poorly maintained and not clean. Hopefully, this place (and the town of Los Olivos) will work on being a bit more accommodating to visitors who want to enjoy the town for more than a moment.

It's an easy drive with free parking and beautiful views. The mountains line up behind bushes of…read moreblueberries, blackberries, lavender and sunflowers. - The land is well cared for and the staff are hands-off and friendly. The prices are very affordable and no spray is used on the property. - Supporting local farmers is rad!

Took the grandkids to pick blackberries. So much fun and such great memories. The berries weren't…read morecheap about $12 a pound but it was a great experience!

You know you've arrived at a good winery when you see the parking lot full of cars. This is our 2nd…read moretime here and Roblar did not disappoint. We came on Saturday and place was bustling. We had no reservations, but so glad the staff was able to accommodate us for quick wine tasting. Patio is absolutely gorgeous. We enjoyed our tasting outside surrounded by a beautiful garden and lush courtyard. Tasting is very affordable for the quality of wine you receive. Both Pinot Noir Gold and Merlot were my personal favorites. The watermelon salad and focaccia bread with butter paired nicely with the wines and were delicious. Service was amazing. Food arrived super fast. Our server was very knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely a must visit when you're in Santa Ynez.

We love Roblar. The wine is great, but the food is honestly what keeps bringing us back. One of the…read morefew wineries around with a real full kitchen instead of the usual cheese board or boxed lunch setup. Everything on the menu has been fantastic so far. Best recommendation: ask your server or pourer what food pairing works best with whatever wines they're pouring that day. They really know the menu and it makes the experience even better.

Situated on a massive estate in a remote and beautiful area, our organization took a distinguished…read moreJapanese couple to enjoy the wines and the ambiance. They were beyond delighted with the setting, the treatment and the over all experience. Every accomodation while in California was 1st class, but the Star Lane experience was the highlight of their week. Thank you Star Lane!

Great location. Nice set up. Service was good and accommodating…read more The wine was not so good. The three star is for the location and service. They had only one Cabernet and one high end reserve Cab for members only for over $100 !!!!! So immediately our expectation went up to the sky. We decided to buy the bottle instead of paying $25 for tasting. What a disappointment. Total Amateur time. It was literally a $30 bottle quality for $100. We threw away $70 !!!!! However to be fair to the winery, we did not try their whites or Pinots. It is a 15 minute drive from Los Olivos to this winery. Nice scenic drive and if you are not a wine connoisseur or you like white wine which might be fantastic ( I doubt it ), then this winery may just be okay for you.

This winery is literally so far out, but well worth the trip if you're in the area! I'm not sure if…read morethe name of this winery is based on the location, but it's located on the Martian Ranch in Los Alamos. The grounds are beautiful, with lush Mountain View's surrounded by nature. It's a small trek to get to the winery, but just cross the bridge and follow the path. There's plenty of outdoor seating with tables and umbrellas. Indoor seating and tasting is also available. I came here because I was in the area, and wanted to purchase two bottles of the Rosè for a party. After sampling it at a recent event; it made me want more! I'm picky when it comes to a Rosè, but this one hit all the right notes. It's 93% Grenache & 7% Marselan. It's light, fruity, a little dry and has the perfect balance of tart & sweet. The best part is the wines here are all organic, environmentally friendly, vegan, no additives, and minimal sulfur. Prices are very reasonable. I wish I could have stayed to do a flight tasting, but I will definitely return. Thank you Cody for helping me out during my visit here. Looking forward to coming back soon!

I was driving through Los Alamos and wanted to do a wine tasting. I decided to try So Far Out…read morebecause it gave more of a vineyard environment away from the main town. Jenny and Cody were so hospitable towards me and my doggos (bonus points!). They were very knowledgeable of the wines and the region. I like that their wines are organic. The wines are all very light and refreshing. I don't usually buy bottles to take home but I bought two here! I would love to come back the next time I'm in town.