We went here for a site visit for a wedding venue. BEAUTIFUL! The owner took us on the tour with a…read morestaff member. So friendly and personable! The grounds itself are breathtaking, and this is in the beginning of March. I can only imagine the beauty when everything is blooming!!! And they have a donkey!!!!! Heaven!

Delightful wines, charcuterie, olive oils and honey. Beautiful historic farm and garden setting…read morewith modern amenities. Wonderful staff.

Located right off Highway 101 in Hopland, Saracina Vineyards makes a striking first impression. As…read moreyou drive in, you're greeted by beautiful vineyards, old-growth trees, and a fun surprise--they even have alpacas on-site! The building itself is thoughtfully designed. Upon walking in, you find a cozy patio overlooking a peaceful fountain, while the interior is bright, airy, and offers plenty of comfortable seating. I was greeted warmly by Jose, who was very knowledgeable and shared some great insights into the history of the estate. As for the wine, Saracina leans heavily into their white varietals, typically offering just two or three red options. It's a must-visit if you appreciate a crisp, bright tasting profile. They also make their own Olive Oil. The Meyer Lemon was my go to. The property is also a dream for photography, so I'd highly recommend making a stop here to soak in the scenery and enjoy everything this unique spot has to offer.

Love this place, incredible wine and incredible staff! Plus you can't beat the grounds! Such a…read morebeautiful place, very warm and welcoming!

The winery is in an old high school on the Main Street though Hopland. It's very fun and then…read moreunique setting. They have several bocce ball courts. We were told that you can play there for free. Our server was very attentive and fun. We had several wines that were very good. I especially liked the Uber Tuscan.

Been a fan of Brutocao wines going back MANY years since stumbling upon their now closed tasting…read moreroom just off Route 128 in Philo. It was their Italian wines (Primitivo, Docetto, Quadriga, and Uber Tuscan) that first caught our attention. Absolutely delicious and immediately drinkable reds, though any could of course benefit from a little nap to round out even more. Maybe it's just me, but you really can pick up the hints of lavender in these big reds, which really speaks to the terroir of the Anderson Valley grape sourcing. We also loved their Bliss label of more cost-conscious yet equally delicious wines. Their rose really shines under this label and makes for superb hot sunny day drinking. Also, their sparkling rose and brut do NOT disappoint. Their tasting room in Hopland, while not as charming as the Philo garden and barn, is still inviting. They have a tasting available daily, with indoor as well as outdoor patio seating. You can apply tasting fees to any purchase you make. Don't miss Brutocao on your next trip along 101 to Northern California.

Let's get real...most of your wine tasting experience is less about the wine Andre about the…read moreexperience. Ask for Monica. Her story is unique and frankly pretty amazing The tasting room itself is unique but charming. We will be back.

Came up to Cloverdale for a wedding and had a couple of hours to kill so found Terra Savia on Yelp…read more Wow, what an experience. We did the wine tasting which had three options; red, white or bubbly. I opted for the red but they also let you switch up some tasting if you ask. For $12, you get 3 decently poured tastings. Definitely worth it. Monique was also super friendly and attentive. They have a number of rescued farm animals on site. Ask for some carrots and zucchini to feed the animals for free! What a great experience.

Stop by even if you don't have a reservation. Okay this place is off the 101. I saw it and wanted…read moreto go because I love crows. Walk-ins welcome. The team is super friendly and knowledgeable. Jess and Phil made me feel like I was one of the team. Wines are delicious, approachable, affordable. You'll be goad you stopped.

From the warm inviting ambiance, to the friendly service, and tasty wines, this spot is a win!…read more Thanks to Adam for the tasting fun and Scott for the tour! These guys taught me plenty and made for a fun afternoon. The outdoor spaces are pleasant even on a winter afternoon, but I'm really looking forward to returning this spring and summer when the warm weather hits and makes this patio the place to be.

Jon was very informative and helpful when I brought my friends in to taste Graziano wines. We will…read morebe back!

We had such a great time. Sitting out on the veranda, with the dogs at our feet. I feel bad for not…read moreremembering his name, but the gentleman running the tasting room, was awesome. So friendly and funny. A vast selection of wines - something for everyone! All really good. The owner also came by to make a delivery and appreciate that the owner is hands on. He unloaded the cases of wine by himself in the heat. Good guy! We ended up taking home a full case!

Alta Orsa was the best part of our sister-in-law trip to the area, and largely because of Shirley…read more It is hard to decide if the wine was better or the company - because both were absolutely top tier. The vineyard pup, Ocho, also kept us warm company on a chilly, rainy day. That's an experience we will talk about forever and we wish Shirley, Martin, and the whole crew all the success and love in the world. love, Sophia, Rache, and Brittany

We thoroughly enjoyed or visit with Martin, who is the Jake-of-all-trades at the winery. My husband…read more(who's in the wine industry) likes to ask lots of detailed questions and found a kindred spirit to geek out with and share the love of all things "wine". Thank you for graciously accepting us without an appt and spending time with us to taste your delicious wines. And yes, despite being industry, we joined the wine club, which says a lot!

Please Note: Sip Mendocino is now owned and operated by the same folks as the restaurant down the…read moreblock, The Golden Pig, and goes by the same name. We walked in on Easter not sure what to expect- but stoked they were open - and it turned into a great experience. We got multiple tastings and ended up leaving with a few bottles. Tastings are cheaper than nearby wineries and the wine tender was awesome! She was friendly and knowledgeable and let us revisit wines. There's mini Hershey chocolates to snack on during the tasting and self serve water. You can also sit outside in the back to enjoy a glass and even order food from the restaurant. Solid quaint Hopland spot. Easy parking. Check it out!

Hubby and I took a spur of the moment ride up to Hopland for a little adventure. We had been to…read moreSip several years ago and had a great time our first visit. So we decided to stop in again to see if our previous great experience would be continued. No worries - the gal helping us taste their wine selections of the day was courteous, kind and knowledgeable about the local wines. We found ourselves tasting wines we had never heard of before, and ended up buying 6 bottles to take home! Hopland is such a sleepy place and I understand there are a few good restaurants there as well. If you are on your way to Ukiah or Mendocino, do yourself a favor and stop in at SIP Wine Tasting Room. You will be glad you did!

I LOVE THESE WINES!!!! They made a Coro Blend that was excellent! I brought home over a case in…read moretotal and they tasted even better after 6-8 months after some aging. One negative...there were a few drunks in there probably the 8th or 9th winery of the day for them. The manager eventually told them to get lost. All in all an excellent experience other than that. The tasting room manager did the tasting for us and she knew every detail about wine productions, exact vineyard locations, etc. That means everything to someone like me who is a local.

From the owner: Ray's Station Tasting Room, located in downtown Hopland at 13275 Highway 101, is open 10-5 daily…read more Offered is a wide selection of white, rose and red wines with a bonus of a sparkling wine for your celebrations. Ray's Station also produces a Coro Mendocino, marking their commitment to excellence in wine production. Tasting room manager Margaret Pedroni welcomes visitors and looks forward to introducing Ray's Station wines to all wine enthusiasts. With two wine clubs to choose from, visitors will enjoy wonderful wines with added discounts. With customer service paramount, members will benefit from wine club events, exclusive and limited wines and custom orders. Ray's Station wines are a tribute to the intrepid, pioneering spirit of John G. Ray, a local frontiersman and stagecoach stop host and his unique brand of rugged individualism and rustic hospitality Visit Mendocino County's unique tasting room ~Ray's Station, where wine and hospitality are one!

My 600th review has been pre-planned for months. I really thought that my review of Hopland would…read morebe a double double (600 and an FTR). And trust me, I reaaalllllyyy wanted this FTR. But not to be as it appears that the secret is out and that this little known town up the 101 is hot Yelp review site. I wasn't born in Hopland, but was raised here from the time I was 3 till I left for college so my love for my hometown runs deep. It's not a true tourist magnet and this sleepy little town lacks some of the big city or more touristy spots offerings. No, there are no 5 star restaurants or resorts here. But what you will find is a town filled with some very nice locals who welcome you with open arms. The wine in the area is not "world class", but it's red and white enough to wet your whistle. My former elementary school closed it's doors a few years ago, but the buildings still stand and my fond memories forever remain. If you find yourself heading north (or south) on the 101, do yourself a favor and stop by my favorite small town in America. If you're hungry, you can pop into the Buebird Cafe for an old school breakfast.

Hopland is not an actual city... it still deserves its own Yelp page though! Hopland is actually a…read morecensus-desginated place. (Side note, I didn't even know what that was until I visited Hopland. For your own edification, look it up!) The little downtown area is absolutely charming. Hopland has less than 800 residents according to wikipedia, but the locals told me it has less than 600. Now, I have been to quite a few small towns in my time. My dad is from a town of about 1,300 people. Hopland has less than half that and easily a million times more charm. (That's saying a lot considering there's a street in my dad's hometown that is named after my great-grandfather.) Everyone we met during our weekend excursion to Hopland was genuinely so nice to us. I think they are sincerely pleased as punch that anyone comes to visit. I can hardly wait to go back. Much love Hopland. Much love.