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Dion Vineyard

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Jessica P.

Very enjoyable wine tasting experience. We sat at a patio table with a beautiful view of the vineyards and listened to the wind and sounds of hawks in the distance. So peaceful! Great spacing - actually we were at the only table on the small front patio (there was another group on the other side of the building). It was a fun and intimate setting and felt almost like visiting good friends or family. The staff were friendly and very knowledgeable. They also brought out a booklet for each of us to read about the different wines as we tasted them, and we had a little bowl of hazelnuts to enjoy in between glasses. I was surprised to be greeted by dogs, but they were well-behaved and mostly just followed the staff around or relaxed in the sunshine on the patio so they turned out to be part of the great atmosphere. The wine is good too! All we tasted were good and I'd happily have a glass or bottle of any of them.

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Linley S.

Had an excellent time wine tasting here on Saturday after the smoke from the fires cleared up. We had a group of 6 and they were able to get us a reservation within 30 minutes of when we called. Everyone was carefully observing COVID guidelines and we felt very safe out in the open air. The winemakers were knowledgeable and even gave us some samples of grapes! We will absolutely be back and highly recommend if you want a more casual and informative wine tasting experience. The tasting was $15 and we got to try 5 fabulous wines.

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Stunning view and very friendly staff. The tasting was great. We really enjoyed the three dogs too.

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Enjoyed our visit here, and the wine is really good! Views are fantastic, the owners are friendly. I highly recommend this place!

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A hidden gem of a vineyard. Beautiful views. Great wine (both the Pinots and the Bubbly). Beth, Kevin, and Sara are gracious hosts.

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This vineyard offers some of the finest pinots we've ever had! Shhhhh, don't tell anyone about our secret find!!

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We had a great experience with our Shiba Inu, tasting the delicious wines, and having the opportunity to meet and talk with Beth.

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