Dancing Crow Vineyards brought a selection of wines to the Clement Street Farmers Market San…read moreFrancisco. Decent pricing on a nice mix of vintages that were brought to the Farmers Market.

Stopped by the outdoor market in Larkspur and come upon this wine and casual tasting area. We…read moreenjoyed whites and reds. Then walked away with their bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. Which was refreshing and hit the spot on a warm day. Hidden gem! Check it out.

We took the ferry to Sausalito for a super quick day trip while waiting for our hotel reservation…read more We found this art gallery / vodka bar just a few minutes walk from the ferry terminal. I got the six-taste while my wife got a three-taste flight plus a cocktail. We very much enjoyed the experience and the vodka!

Vodka tasting in a gallery?! Yes please!…read more The vodka distillery creator is also an artist, which makes this blend between an art gallery and a tasting space so wonderful. The gallery existed first - and then they added the distillery tasting bar! The owner's own art is on display, along with a few other local artists. We didn't stop for a full tasting or cocktail since it was before lunch, but the bartender did offer us a sample of their new coffee vodka - delicious! What a fun stop for a stroll in Sausalito - highly recommend, especially if you didn't make it to Hanson Distillery's location in Napa.

Final winery in the way home. Had to make a quick stop…read more Brooks Note Fur Baby - Milo Host and Server Savanna and Hilary, they both was great in helping with which fine to have and snacks. The deco is very unique and fun place. They have Music Bingo on Thursday's and many more events. Check their website: www.brooksnotewinery.com 2023 Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast 2023 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley Lavender Breeze - Lemibade, Lavender, Blueberry Charcuterie Plate A little history of the winery. It was founded by husband-and-wife duo Garry and Joanne Brooks (the name "Brooks Note" combines Garry's last name and Joanne's maiden name, Note). Garry was a Navy veteran who transitioned into a lucrative career in tech, but after planting a small backyard vineyard, he realized his true passion was winemaking. He left the tech world, earned a degree in viticulture and enology from UC Davis, and cut his teeth at prestigious wineries like Ravenswood, Kosta Browne, and Dutton-Goldfield. They officially launched Brooks Note as a commercial label in 2011.  It is a must visit.

We really liked this place…read more There was a party in the back room otherwise when we arrived (Sunday) we were the only other people there for a tasting. By the time we left, there were two other couples. Very casual, pleasant, and tasty. We loved the complimentary antipasto plate!

This wine bar in Sausalito is an absolute gem. From the moment you walk in, you're met with a…read morelively, welcoming atmosphere filled with genuinely unique and fun people--it's the kind of place where conversations flow as easily as the wine. Speaking of the wine, it's exceptional. Every pour feels thoughtfully selected, and you can tell there's real care behind the menu. Whether you're a casual sipper or a serious enthusiast, there's something here that will impress you. The service only adds to the experience--attentive, friendly, and effortlessly knowledgeable without ever feeling overbearing. You feel taken care of, but still completely at ease. And then there's the view. On a warm summer day, with the doors wide open and a breeze drifting through, looking out toward Belvedere in the distance--it's honestly hard to leave. The setting alone is enough to keep you there for hours. This is more than just a wine bar--it's a place you settle into and don't want to let go of.

Walked in on a friday evening with my boyfriend, had to wait a few moments to be greeted and handed…read moremenus. Ordered a flight to share thinking it would be like a normal flight (all wines served at one time) and it was served like a tasting instead, which is fine but not when every wine is delayed because the worker is too busy talking to her friend at the bar. Then the worker went off shift and handed onto the evening worker, (large white man, didnt get his name) who forgot about us for 10 mins or so while we waited for the last wine to be poured with our glass empty. I had to go up to the bar to ask for the last wine. I've been to many wine bars around the bay and this by far has been the worst service. Won't be coming back.

Exceptional customer lovely service by our host this weekend (didn't catch her name)! We came in…read morewith the intent to order by the glass ($12/glass), but she was still so friendly and let us try a number of different wines with very interesting flavors - spicy, sweet, etc. They have the perfect outdoor seating set up, and we were able to find a nice nook in the shade (not pictured). We had a lovely time!

The experience at this tasting room exceeded our expectations. If you are in tiburon you need to…read morepay this place a visit! Abby, our server, taught us about the wines we tasted (which were amazing), and introduced us to a new style of spicy wine. We are very pleased with our experience and definitely will be returning. Thank you!

Such a magical, fairy wonderland, meadery right outside of central/downtown Point Reyes…read more What's more powerful than bees? Literally nothing. Heidrun is one of your must visits if you're makinga trip up along the Highway 1 coast. Take that PTO and visit on a weekday where you basically have the entire place to yourself. The meadery is easily accessible, lots of parking (not much shade for the cars though), restrooms, and lots of outdoor seating great for the kids and dogs. I went with the seasonal tasting flight, and there's a an essentials one both for $25 value. If you buy three bottles of meads you get your tasting fee comp'd which is so great. I absolutely loved the seasonal flight, as I am all for unique and unforgettable flavors. The sage blossom is absolutely refreshing and so delicious, a great refreshing start to the flight. The chokeberry was very different, it's like a cousin to the cranberry. And the carrot blossom had a little spicy punch to it at the tail end of the sip. Everything was so delightful, effervescent and playful. There were a lot of Oregonian flower meads on this seasonal flight, which was very cool. They also sell so many cute trinkets that you can bring home as gifts, from fresh local honey from the farm to hand-watercolored cards to beeswax lotion and packets of wildflower seeds. It was so hard to not buy anything. Bring a book and sit in the shade, or come with a huge group of friends. Either way you're in for a bubbly good time.

Such a cute and unique place to drop by in the Tomales Bay area…read more The meadery is extremely aesthetic with a canopy patio of the bar, tables, and shops. There is an abundance of blooming flowers everywhere, and even a small beehive tucked away in the bushes. We did the tasting for $25 with 4 pours of mead. I was very impressed with the depth and variety of flavors; each pour tasted completely different from the next! Heidrun comps 1 tasting for 3 bottles purchased, which was a nice addition. Our hostesses were super sweet and chill. They were more than happy to explain a little bit about the meads and answer our questions. Would definitely stop by here again! :)

We enjoyed our visit here. Ben was very helpful and friendly. Enjoyed the sparkling flight of wine…read moreand a glass of red. Relaxing spot. Would definitely come back.

I first came to this wine tasting room when Yelp had an event here. Now, every time I'm in the area…read moreand craving some wine, I try to stop by at equality vines. My favorite part is that you can grab a glass and walk around the museum and see all of the local artwork along the walls and throughout the building. I got to chat with two of the artists that were posted and they are so talented and friendly! This tasting room and gallery is the epitome of a welcoming and kind environment. I definitely recommend!

"You telling me that wine is better than Pepsi? Huh, no way wine is better than Pepsi." - George…read moreCostanza, Seinfeld da Scene: Yelped them for pre-dinner spot. Kinda hidden on a corner right off University & 5th; make the right onto 6th & scoot around to park on 5th or University. They buzz you in, best to make a res., but seems like walk-ins are ok. Very modern, yet welcoming feel, tables spaced well for intimate encounters and a bar with Hightop seating. da Grub & Libation: I had res. for a buddy & I and belly up to the bar; they offered a table, but we're bar flies by nature. Very diverse wines by the glass & bottle so we had 4 different glasses w/ a modest charcuterie plate. da Service: Excellent, warm, friendly and genuinely so. I look forward to my next visit, whether it's for a contemplative glass in solitude or with the wife on a pre-dinner excursion. Hidden Gem, find them and enjoy!

Hidden almost behind the freeway entrance , is a magical small intimate space. A classy wine lounge…read moreof sorts with attentive and knowledgeable staff and amazing ambiance. Their selections of wine is incredible (and all delicious). Definitely a date night spot!

We showed up w/o a reservation and they were super accommodating! Setup a dual tasting for my wife…read moreand I as we like very different types of wine. Woman presenter was very knowledgeable and relatable as she went through the wines and we ended up purchasing 4 of the wines she presented to us. The only reason I gave a 4 instead of 5 stars is the cost of the wine. Caymus-Suisun is a wonderful place and their wines are very good to extremely good. If you go to Napa and love Red Wine don't miss this spot less than 30 minutes from downtown Napa

I use to live in the area and pretty much moved to a different city an hour away the time they…read moreopened. I was so sad I didn't get to experience them when I was living in the area 5 minutes away. I had saved to visit but decided to go during the Saturday Labor Day weekend. Our drive wasn't traffic at all. We came around 1 pm and walking in was greeted with then asked if we had a reservation. We didn't have a reservation and asked if walk ins are available. They said we can go to the bar area. We get there and I mentioned I'm up for what is close to sweet and was given 2 choices and was able to sample taste each. The last one had a lingering taste so I opted for the lady that was helping us first choice. We asked for water and were given Fiji water bottles. I thought it would be included on the bill but was only charged for the glass of wine. She thanked us and I said I wanted to enter a tip but she said they don't ask. There was a tip jar but I don't carry cash. (Bring cash) We walked around and found the iconic side of palm tree way There were a few people taking photos and we sat at a table near by. When there wasn't anyone we took pictures (some people were far down the way but they were just behind me in my photos) while I checked what else I could have photograph, a few women wanted to take theirs. They asked if we could take their pictures and I opted to since I was a photographer back in my day. They posed and I took a few then I suggested a bit of a pose for them and they loved it. Another one said she came all the way from New York and I took a few for her as well, which she also loved. I definitely want to come back again, especially with the great first experience. I want to bring all my friends and take more pictures with all the great views (I want to walk all the way down the palm tree way next time)

Really nice spot to go after the farmers market on Saturday afternoon. Friendly staff, great wine…read moreand relaxed atmosphere. Theres a patio area with comfortable seating and two fire pits. Tried the red wine flight and the Prosecco brut, both were delicious. I will definitely be going back.

I'm loving it thus far! Perfect Dog, People and car watching spot. Friendly and welcoming. And…read moredirectly across the street from Pizzeria Picco!