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

We love this winery amazing. Great wine behind beautiful. We have been here more than a dozen times…read moreand each time has fun. One of my favorites.

Happy Dayz Vineyard is an absolute Gem in Placer County! This winery is the perfect blend of a…read morerelaxing and beautiful location paired with delectable wines. Their outdoor tasting room overlooks hilltop views and if you're lucky you might be able to see a train drive on by too. The setup includes adirondack chairs and tables outside. They offer tastings as well as glasses ($10 each) and bottles that range from $27-$30. I tried their 2023 Grenache Blanc, 2023 Malbec Rose, Mix Red Blend, 2021 Barbera & 2019 Primitivo. All the wines tasted great and had a good complexity. Happy Dayz is a family owned winery with a husband and wife duo. They love their craft, which you can tell from their wines and the overall experience they provide. They are only open select weekends so be sure to check their website and social media for those details. In addition to offering great wines a wonderful experience, they give back to a local non-profit in Sacramento called GiGiś Playhouse and donate 21% of all Malbec Rosé sold. This helps support the Down Syndrome community. Cheers to Happy Dayz!

Go! This place is beautiful. Family owned! Wine sampling was awesome with a great variety and…read morestory. If you are in the Roseville/Rocklin area...it is like 15 minutes away!

Friendly staff and lovely wines. I joined during my very first visit…read more I came back last month to pick up my membership wines and brought a friend--she loved the wines so much that she joined too! It's a great place to relax, whether you sit outside or inside. I also had the pleasure of meeting the owner--such a lovely person. Thank you!

Wonderful experience. As of March 2026 it's $15/tasting which can be waived with the purchase of 2…read morebottles. They allow outside food on the patio and backroom so my husband I brought a pizza which paired beautifully with their reds. The entire experience was casual and easy going and the staff were friendly and helpful. Definitely will back. A great way to enjoy a beautiful spring day. Plenty of outdoor seating in the sunshine and shade next to the vineyard.

great ambiance and wine tasting experience! staff was very friendly…read more I will be back for sure

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.

Service: Fantastic! Food: Delicious!…read more Cons: Parking is limited A gem of a place located in Newcastle. This tasting room is looking to provide high quality service that people would expect from more established wineries and they are doing it right. I've been here 4 times by the time of writing this review and the experiences have all been fantastic. All the staff really do invest in the guests. Very knowledgeable about the wine and dishes. They take the time to really break down the wine and food if you don't know your stuff like me. They check up on you frequently! I really enjoyed the Carmenere wine. It's not as dry and is easily palatable for people who don't usually prefer red wines. I'm not super knowledgable in wine, but the flavors were earthy and slightly dark fruity taste. Some nights they have live music or events to meet the owners. Can't wait to see how the vineyard turns out if this is just a sneak peak of what's to come!

We discovered this place from receiving a 2 for 1 wine tasting at the Terra Madre Americas event…read more Wow what a gem of a find in Newcastle! They not only have a large selection of wines that we learned are made in Granite Bay, but they also have a long list of delicious foods including a list of specials that includes steak and a potato soup paired with focaccia! Based on my wine tasting experiences, I must say they have one of the best and largest food menus I've ever seen, so I was very impressed by their menu and knowing they have their own chef! We enjoyed our white and red wines, including Sierra Foothills Estate Barbera, Sierra Foothills Viognier, Petaluma Gap Chardonnay, and rosé. I must say I ate the most savory, flavor-filled, crab cakes sitting on a delicious river of remoulade, topped with artichoke, fennel, pickled peppers, with a side of romesco sauce. We couldn't resist adding baked brie to our food tasting selections. The service is excellent and we learned how their wines are made and they will be opening another Lecavalier Cellars with a wine cave near Loomis in Spring 2026! I enjoyed the beautiful ambiance and the excellent music that was icing on the cake! We are already talking about coming back! Cheers!

Here for a Staff Holiday gathering. What a great spot. Total hidden gem. It's cozy and very rustic…read more Downstairs is an event room. Service was nice. Live music at 7p what a treat. My wine of choice was the Barbera, it's red and smooth. The Sauvignon Blanc was quite tasty as well.

My first time here and wow, such a hidden gem in rocklin. The staff were all super friendly and…read morewelcoming. The house made wines were all so delicious my favorite was the Barrera, really tasty and smooth. We got so lucky we got to see their live band after our private event. The band was amazing.

First time to this winery and everything was amazing. The view and the structure itself is…read morebeautiful. The wines were all spot on. After finding a spot at the bar top for wine tasting Alex was our pourer and was very knowledgeable about all wines and menu items and great to chat with . Also meet Trent who was a pleasure to speak with and get more information about the winery itself. Will definitely come back for more of the fantastic wine, the ambieance, and the people.

As I watched the Ferrari 360 Modena pull away in the distance, I became weary and ever hopeless. My…read moremouth was parched. Do I resort to drinking from the bottle like a carribean pirate? Is this some nouveau wine tasting experience where we communally pass the bottle around like hobos sitting around a fire barrel? Our group of 8 whispering to one another, "where are our wine glasses?" Set before us were bottles of wine but no stemware to imbibe the elixir. We flag down a server; a gawky bespeckled young man sporting an earpiece as if he were cosplaying a secret service agent. The outspoken leader of our group pleads, "please bring us some wine glasses." ......Five Minutes pass No wine glasses ............Ten Minutes pass No wine glasses The spark of fortitude strikes me, a hero stands tall. I make my way inside to the counter and stake my claim to the rows upon rows of sparkling and wanting glasses perched on the bar. Alas, we finally tasted the mediocrity peddled as gold medal winning! This self-serve style of experience befuddled us. The servers were purely ornamental. The vintages left our wallets lighter and gullets soured. Our precious mintutes on earth squandered.

I was elated to find this gem in Loomis, Ca. Natalie and the incredible staff are knowledgeable and…read morewelcoming. They host trivia on Tuesday nights which has been fun for my friends and I. Also, the perfect place to unwind after work.

My husband and I frequent this place often for date nights. The wine selection and small plate…read moreoptions are perfect combos and consistently hit the spot. Would really love a tad more improved ambiance however- every time we go it's either trivia DJ playing short clips of oddball music with lively groups being super loud or, echoing silence. Some quiet blues music or a few more decor items to break up the echo and create a bit more coziness would be huge. Also a room divider to block the bathroom view. But overall we do enjoy every time we come here

Pros: Quiet and cozy cottage with plenty of blankets and pillows. They upgraded us to a larger…read morecottage for a free! I liked that the room did not have a TV, so we could unplug and have quality time together. The huge soaking tub was just what we needed at the end of the day. Con: I assumed it was still a bed and breakfast, but it isn't anymore. Not a huge deal. They do have a little cafe on site, but we didn't check it out.

Beautiful venue. The staff were responsive and communicated clearly about what was…read moreincluded/expected, with no surprises. The venue was clean, beautiful, and we had a perfect wedding day!

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