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We had a really good time watching the concert here. Everyone was really friendly from the support staff to the vendors. The venue was great. It was well lit and it was easy to find your way around. The food trucks were great and had a wide variety of options. The area was clean as well. The people were friendly and everyone had a great time.
Staff is very friendly. We stopped by about 17 years ago and had a lovely visit + tasting. My, how the place has grown since! Last weekend they allowed our friends to park their RV's here, so we swing by on a Saturday evening to visit. There was live music, just a couple of guys playing but they were great & kept the crowd engaged. The RV area is spacious & far enough away from the wineries activities to bring some solitude. The whole area is dog friendly. There are tables away from the main area to enjoy some wine, if your pup prefers to be left alone. They have an "IG" or social media area for photo ops. It was all done in a Valentine's theme when we were there. They have a pretty extensive list of wines. Our friends recommended the Royal Tee ancient vine zin, so we went with that and it was enjoyable.
Having been a wine club member, we have visited quite a few times since my last review. The property has undergone a transformation over the years. Gone are the goats, chickens and horses I loved seeing so much. The intimate tasting room expanded like four times what it was and is updated with tables and seating for groups. They have also developed outside to accommodate patio seating, a perfect picnic setting. Overall, the property is more conducive to hosting private events. I believe they host live music concerts in the old barn. They are family and pet friendly. The folks inside were quick to put our wine club in order. Our membership was something like six pick ups a year. Yes, we could have opted for delivery but it was nice to drive out 2-3 times a year and come away with a case of wine. But we have slowed down on our drinking which is why we decided to end our club membership. Going to miss our drives out, especially in the Spring when it's not too warm.
Another Saturday Afternoon, perfect May weather a good Chardonnay and Nick Elwood music. What's not to like. Greg has one of the most welcoming venues, great staff and good wine that won't break the bank,!
First time at Jessie's Grove, and I found out about their Flower Festival through Instagram. Honestly, how had I never heard of this place before?! Tickets were $10 online, and the winery itself was super cute with a large, scenic property. DRINKS: (3.5/5) They had wine slushies available at different stations, ours was good, but pretty melted compared to others we saw that were more frozen and solid. We also bought a bottle of their Chardonnay. While my family and I usually enjoy white wines, this one missed the mark for us. It didn't go down smoothly and just wasn't enjoyable. FOOD (4/5): There were several food trucks to choose from, offering everything from Mexican to BBQ to coffee. I was so happy to see Lockeford Sausage, hadn't had one in ages and it was just as delicious as I remembered. FLOWERS (3/5) -- the main event! This was definitely the star of the festival. Flowers were scattered beautifully around the grounds. I started noticing people walking around with gorgeous bouquets and asked where they got them. That's when I learned there were three different flower options--not that anyone told us that upfront, unfortunately. For future visitors, here's a breakdown: 1. Bouquet Bar ($24) - Pre-cut flowers where you build your own bouquet by picking from several flower sections (greens, blooms, accents, etc.). 2. Pre-made Bouquets (~$24) - Already assembled, ready to go. 3. Cut-Your-Own ($15 for 20 stems) - These were a different type of flower (can't remember the name), but beautiful if you get there early. We did this near closing, and sadly most of the good flowers were gone. What was left were small, wilted, or colorless blooms, and they didn't look great. Plus, the flowers we picked didn't last 24 hours--even though they were placed in water. Super disappointing, so next time I'd skip this option unless I got there right when they opened. If you wanna do this, I would bring my own vase next time bc they put the flowers in a bag of water and we couldn't set down the bag anywhere to eat or anything, and it was heavy to hold too due to the water. TRAIN RIDE: (3/5) One fun surprise: the train ride was included in admission and open to all ages--which I appreciated, because let's be real, adults love train rides too! It's a short 5-minute loop around the property, and it was a cute experience. BUT the wait was long. We waited nearly an hour, thinking the line would move quickly--but between loading passengers (5 mins) and the ride itself (another 5 mins), the line barely moved. Definitely worth doing, but maybe try to catch it earlier in the day before the line builds up. SEATING & SET-UP: (4/5) We brought picnic blankets instead of chairs, thinking it'd be "too much." But seating was limited and most people brought folding chairs, which I'd recommend next time. IMPROVEMENTS: 1. The entry policy listed on their website was overly strict (like concert-level strict): no outside drinks, only one sealed water bottle per person, no reusable bottles unless empty, etc. I even questioned if I could bring ice in my Hydroflask. In reality? None of it was enforced. No bag checks, no questions, nothing. We ended up buying smaller water bottles and storing them in our trunk just to comply, only to find out no one cared or checked at all. We even saw a couple walk in without wristbands or tickets. If you're going to post strict rules, at least enforce them--or don't post them in the first place. 2. Their Instagram promoted a 5PM music event and said no reservations were needed. But when the festival ended around 4PM and we tried to sit down to enjoy the live music at one of the tables the staff told us the table was reserved, even though the people weren't there yet. When we asked at the hostess stand about getting a table, we were told they were fully booked. And the girl was very rude about it. Very confusing and not what was communicated online. Overall, the festival was fun, but I'd recommend arriving early to really take advantage of everything while it's fresh and available. There's a lot of potential here, but the lack of communication and poor organization took away from the experience a bit.
My first time at Jessie's Grove winery and it's such a vibe. It's energetic with the live music. Who doesn't like that? Family fun, bring your chairs and mat and sit on the lawn. There are tables and chairs, the bar is right in the middle and food trucks. The cherry wine slushie is a must and don't let that cherry flavor fool you! It's sooooo good, especially on a hot day. While we were there we also did a tasting inside and of course a friend of mine, became a member! Good wine, great service and good vibes!
This location is a hot spot/ venue in Lodi. They host concerts and other events here which I think is cool. The last time I was in Lodi, this space wasn't what it was when I visited last week. It was so beautiful and unrecognizable. The wines weren't great, but the service when we finally got served was good. We walked into their indoor tasting room and this brunette with long scraggly wavy hair waved over a party behind us although we had already stood there waiting 15 minutes. Sadly the chocolate barb pictured before was the best thing we consumed here. We ordered a red holiday/ white holiday tasting, but didn't leave with any wine. We weren't impressed by our tastings. We closed out and had our driver take us to our next destination.
We decided to come check this place out after our Costco run. We had all of our Costco items that we bought in the car but we figured why not LOL. I'm so glad we did. What a cute winery with a very laid back atmosphere. We didn't expect to actually wine taste but we figured why not! Lol Again, I'm so glad we did! They have such phenomenal dessert wines that we decided to become members--dessert wine club members! The staff is very friendly and very helpful. Elizabeth is who worked with us. She was so nice, knowledgeable about the wines and the estate, and just completely awesome! It's a beautiful ranch-style winery. Ladies, you don't have to worry about getting dolled up. It's a very laid back place. I absolutely love it! They even have a pretty garden area and I believe two green houses. They have a pretty good sized outdoor area where they have a stage for live music concerts. I'm excited and happy we decided to become members. If you're ever in the Lodi area, go visit this beautiful estate.
We had reservations for Saturday at 3pm. They had live music going on and got the audience to play some instruments and dance. Very lively. Can bring outside food. They have $15 wine growler. Symphony was a semi white sweet and was the best one. Wines were just too bland and light for our taste. Or else this place would be fun. Service was ok for a busy day. They have indoor and outdoor seating. They allow dogs.
Jessie's grove winery has beautiful landscaping, flower gardens to die for, and ample space for weddings or band performances. I could certainly see its appeal for the July music events they're hosting. I did a wine tasting of the white wines and sadly was not impressed. Perhaps it's because it's a weekday and bottles were not freshly opened. Either way, I was somewhat disappointed. I'd be happy to return for a music event there but would not partake in the wine.
4 months ago
Where can we find a winery like that? I wish we had Jessie's grove The place to be for concerts - flowers owls And Great wine and the 25+ acres of land make it one of the best in town Jade -jade JADE- JADE -JADE SHES THE ONE! If you lucky enough to get Jade as your wine connoisseur- the you lucky If not then you got 9 more chances to come back and try We had her our first time here and decided to become members ! Great experience from Jade Speaking of 9 They got fellas with 9 lives - there's Chip- muscat and ditto Watch out , the one with little black nose likes to bite nipples! I think that's muscat? read more
Saturday, 3/21/2026 - We went to Jessie's Grove Winery for a friend's birthday. Address is 1973 W Turner Rd, Lodi, CA 95242. Upon arrival.... Pros 1) lots of parking. I had no issue. 2) there was a live band playing cool music. Saw people dancing. 3) games like corn hole and a few other small games. 4) Tables and chairs as well as a lawn to picnic. We reserved a table. There's a fan above us. 5) you can bring your own chair to sit. 6) there's 2 food trucks. 7) bathrooms and porter potties. 8) beautiful areas for photos. Looks like you can do weddings out here too. But you can call them to check. I didn't ask. 9) server was very nice. We had a few bottle of wines and a couple of charcuterie boards. 10) they did allow us to bring our own bday cake, plates and utensils to celebrate. Cons 1) no cons Conclusion I really liked this Winery. Love the live band and dancing. Staffs was nice. Bathroom was nice. Area is beautiful. Two foodctrucks to buy food from. Nice large areas. Grassy area if you want to bring a blanket to picnic on. A few areas for kids to play. read more
My friend recommended this place when I was looking for wineries in Lodi so we checked it out. We did make a reservation prior going and we were seated outside. I think there was an event going on (not sure) but they had live music, a beer area, and some local vendors. The property is massive. I think this is the biggest winery I have seen recently. They have a pretty flower garden that you can walk into while you sip your wine. They also had food, oh and two different types of tasting. I think it was vintage and non vintage grapes. We did like some and got a couple bottles to take home. I would love to go back again, the property is so pretty! read more
We had a really good time watching the concert here. Everyone was really friendly from the support staff to the vendors. The venue was great. It was well lit and it was easy to find your way around. The food trucks were great and had a wide variety of options. The area was clean as well. The people were friendly and everyone had a great time. read more
Staff is very friendly. We stopped by about 17 years ago and had a lovely visit + tasting. My, how the place has grown since! Last weekend they allowed our friends to park their RV's here, so we swing by on a Saturday evening to visit. There was live music, just a couple of guys playing but they were great & kept the crowd engaged. The RV area is spacious & far enough away from the wineries activities to bring some solitude. The whole area is dog friendly. There are tables away from the main area to enjoy some wine, if your pup prefers to be left alone. They have an "IG" or social media area for photo ops. It was all done in a Valentine's theme when we were there. They have a pretty extensive list of wines. Our friends recommended the Royal Tee ancient vine zin, so we went with that and it was enjoyable. read more
Having been a wine club member, we have visited quite a few times since my last review. The property has undergone a transformation over the years. Gone are the goats, chickens and horses I loved seeing so much. The intimate tasting room expanded like four times what it was and is updated with tables and seating for groups. They have also developed outside to accommodate patio seating, a perfect picnic setting. Overall, the property is more conducive to hosting private events. I believe they host live music concerts in the old barn. They are family and pet friendly. The folks inside were quick to put our wine club in order. Our membership was something like six pick ups a year. Yes, we could have opted for delivery but it was nice to drive out 2-3 times a year and come away with a case of wine. But we have slowed down on our drinking which is why we decided to end our club membership. Going to miss our drives out, especially in the Spring when it's not too warm. read more
1 year ago
First time at Jessie's Grove, and I found out about their Flower Festival through Instagram. Honestly, how had I never heard of this place before?! Tickets were $10 online, and the winery itself was super cute with a large, scenic property. DRINKS: (3.5/5) They had wine slushies available at different stations, ours was good, but pretty melted compared to others we saw that were more frozen and solid. We also bought a bottle of their Chardonnay. While my family and I usually enjoy white wines, this one missed the mark for us. It didn't go down smoothly and just wasn't enjoyable. FOOD (4/5): There were several food trucks to choose from, offering everything from Mexican to BBQ to coffee. I was so happy to see Lockeford Sausage, hadn't had one in ages and it was just as delicious as I remembered. FLOWERS (3/5) -- the main event! This was definitely the star of the festival. Flowers were scattered beautifully around the grounds. I started noticing people walking around with gorgeous bouquets and asked where they got them. That's when I learned there were three different flower options--not that anyone told us that upfront, unfortunately. For future visitors, here's a breakdown: 1. Bouquet Bar ($24) - Pre-cut flowers where you build your own bouquet by picking from several flower sections (greens, blooms, accents, etc.). 2. Pre-made Bouquets (~$24) - Already assembled, ready to go. 3. Cut-Your-Own ($15 for 20 stems) - These were a different type of flower (can't remember the name), but beautiful if you get there early. We did this near closing, and sadly most of the good flowers were gone. What was left were small, wilted, or colorless blooms, and they didn't look great. Plus, the flowers we picked didn't last 24 hours--even though they were placed in water. Super disappointing, so next time I'd skip this option unless I got there right when they opened. If you wanna do this, I would bring my own vase next time bc they put the flowers in a bag of water and we couldn't set down the bag anywhere to eat or anything, and it was heavy to hold too due to the water. TRAIN RIDE: (3/5) One fun surprise: the train ride was included in admission and open to all ages--which I appreciated, because let's be real, adults love train rides too! It's a short 5-minute loop around the property, and it was a cute experience. BUT the wait was long. We waited nearly an hour, thinking the line would move quickly--but between loading passengers (5 mins) and the ride itself (another 5 mins), the line barely moved. Definitely worth doing, but maybe try to catch it earlier in the day before the line builds up. SEATING & SET-UP: (4/5) We brought picnic blankets instead of chairs, thinking it'd be "too much." But seating was limited and most people brought folding chairs, which I'd recommend next time. IMPROVEMENTS: 1. The entry policy listed on their website was overly strict (like concert-level strict): no outside drinks, only one sealed water bottle per person, no reusable bottles unless empty, etc. I even questioned if I could bring ice in my Hydroflask. In reality? None of it was enforced. No bag checks, no questions, nothing. We ended up buying smaller water bottles and storing them in our trunk just to comply, only to find out no one cared or checked at all. We even saw a couple walk in without wristbands or tickets. If you're going to post strict rules, at least enforce them--or don't post them in the first place. 2. Their Instagram promoted a 5PM music event and said no reservations were needed. But when the festival ended around 4PM and we tried to sit down to enjoy the live music at one of the tables the staff told us the table was reserved, even though the people weren't there yet. When we asked at the hostess stand about getting a table, we were told they were fully booked. And the girl was very rude about it. Very confusing and not what was communicated online. Overall, the festival was fun, but I'd recommend arriving early to really take advantage of everything while it's fresh and available. There's a lot of potential here, but the lack of communication and poor organization took away from the experience a bit. read more
My first time at Jessie's Grove winery and it's such a vibe. It's energetic with the live music. Who doesn't like that? Family fun, bring your chairs and mat and sit on the lawn. There are tables and chairs, the bar is right in the middle and food trucks. The cherry wine slushie is a must and don't let that cherry flavor fool you! It's sooooo good, especially on a hot day. While we were there we also did a tasting inside and of course a friend of mine, became a member! Good wine, great service and good vibes! read more
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This location is a hot spot/ venue in Lodi. They host concerts and other events here which I think is cool. The last time I was in Lodi, this space wasn't what it was when I visited last week. It was so beautiful and unrecognizable. The wines weren't great, but the service when we finally got served was good. We walked into their indoor tasting room and this brunette with long scraggly wavy hair waved over a party behind us although we had already stood there waiting 15 minutes. Sadly the chocolate barb pictured before was the best thing we consumed here. We ordered a red holiday/ white holiday tasting, but didn't leave with any wine. We weren't impressed by our tastings. We closed out and had our driver take us to our next destination. read more
7 months ago
We decided to come check this place out after our Costco run. We had all of our Costco items that we bought in the car but we figured why not LOL. I'm so glad we did. What a cute winery with a very laid back atmosphere. We didn't expect to actually wine taste but we figured why not! Lol Again, I'm so glad we did! They have such phenomenal dessert wines that we decided to become members--dessert wine club members! The staff is very friendly and very helpful. Elizabeth is who worked with us. She was so nice, knowledgeable about the wines and the estate, and just completely awesome! It's a beautiful ranch-style winery. Ladies, you don't have to worry about getting dolled up. It's a very laid back place. I absolutely love it! They even have a pretty garden area and I believe two green houses. They have a pretty good sized outdoor area where they have a stage for live music concerts. I'm excited and happy we decided to become members. If you're ever in the Lodi area, go visit this beautiful estate. read more
1 year ago
We had reservations for Saturday at 3pm. They had live music going on and got the audience to play some instruments and dance. Very lively. Can bring outside food. They have $15 wine growler. Symphony was a semi white sweet and was the best one. Wines were just too bland and light for our taste. Or else this place would be fun. Service was ok for a busy day. They have indoor and outdoor seating. They allow dogs. read more
4 months ago
Jessie's grove winery has beautiful landscaping, flower gardens to die for, and ample space for weddings or band performances. I could certainly see its appeal for the July music events they're hosting. I did a wine tasting of the white wines and sadly was not impressed. Perhaps it's because it's a weekday and bottles were not freshly opened. Either way, I was somewhat disappointed. I'd be happy to return for a music event there but would not partake in the wine. read more
Beautiful setting with kind and attentive employees. They even came outside with the next wines in my tasting and let me try a couple others I was interested in. Really enjoyed all their wines with the steel chardonnay and petite syrah being my favorites. I don't usually like an oak chardonnay but theirs is really nice! This was my first time here and I will definitely be back. It is definitely a new favorite for me! They also hold different events and outdoor concerts here. Such a great vibe, overall.... relaxing and chill and without any winery snootiness. My friend and I were there 4 hrs just enjoying it and taking it all in read more
Went for their flower festival 6/14/25. There was a lot of vendors for fun shopping. There was also multiple food trucks to choose from. Adults $10 entries. Must get the wine slushies $10, they also have mimosas for $10. They sell wine by the glass and full bottles. There wasn't a lot of blooming flowers but there was multiple flower bars where you could build your own bouquet $24. There was a gandola ride, train ride, and entertainment blowing bubbles. Parking is free. They take card and cash for tickets but only card for wine slushies. read more
1 year ago
I came to Jessie's Grove Winery for a private event...what an awesome place! Delicious wine and beautiful scenery. The weather was gorgeous, sitting outside in the fresh air under the trees. They had live music, and the performer was great! There's plenty of restrooms, including porta-potties. They were very clean. There was an indoor bar area, but I only visited the outdoor one. They even had a taco stand available! Parking was plentiful. I'd love to come back and spend another chill day here, enjoying a lovely surrounding, good food & wine, and some live music. What a perfect way to spend the afternoon! read more
7 months ago
Emily and Sierra were our servers. Do not miss this winery tasting room! Five star service. Talk to their cat! read more
DAY 2 STOP 6 PREFACE WHO KNEW???? Unassuming Winery that does more than just wine. In fact, the day we visited, they had a CONCERT in the GROVE for 1500 people and the tickets ($80/person) WERE SOLD OUT... Okay, on to the Winery. Here is my story: One of our scheduled stops was Jessie's Grove Winery. We were welcomed by Jonell who offered us Jessie's Bubbles (aka sparkling wine) which chased some pinks (Rose) and the hearty reds (Zin in this case). We had the pleasure of meeting the winemaker himself Greg Burns. He is part of the family in the 5th generation The tasting was 4+, the service was 5+ the venue was 4+ Next time I visit, I will time it to attend the Concert in the Grove read more
2 years ago
My husband and I were driving through Lodi and decided to stop by here - first time! We came in for a tasting and left as new wine club members, haha. The lovely Sophia poured for us and she was just so welcoming and personable. She told us all about the wines and the property. We really enjoyed our time here and the wines were also delicious. The property is also beautiful! We left with three bottles (Steel Chardonnay, Malbec, and one of the Rosés) and look forward to our first quarterly wine club shipment. read more
We became aware of this winery through Harvest Hosts, and we are soooo glad we did! We were looking for a place to stop on our roadtrip from Napa to Fresno, and Jessie's Grove will now be one of our regular stops. The grounds are beautiful, the service is fabulous and the wine is delicious and AFFORDABLE. As the tasting room closed, instead of being kicked out, we were invited to move outside to keep enjoying our bottle and the atmosphere. Seated outside, we were joined by the owner/winemaker, Greg. We truly enjoyed our talk with him. He shared so much knowledge and experience about wines and wine tasting. We were also amused by the watchful guard cats that kept a close eye on us as we strolled the tranquil and beautiful grounds. Because of the friendly service and the casual atmosphere, our time at the Grove felt less like we were visiting a business and more like we were visiting a friend's house (if our friend had a gorgeous backyard.) And I did mention how tasty the wine was right? And we were coming from Napa, where wine costs four times more and isn't nearly as enjoyable. I can't wait to return to the Grove during one of their numerous concerts! read more
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First time, love it, the service by Elizabeth was exceptional great. The Ambience was so beautiful and refreshing I will definitely be back . The wines were amazing for someone who is not in favor of reds or dessert wine. The dessert flight is exceptional surprising. All soo good. I purchased a bottle. Can't wait to return. read more
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PSA! We were at a Kat Country sponsored concert tonight, which is SO different from Jessie's Grove on a regular wine tasting or local concert. Either way, Jessie's Grove has improved so much based on their feedback. The portable restrooms were so freaking clean. They were sanitizing after every use and approving whether you could use it. Wow! The lines for alcohol were moved to outside, rather than the barn so there is a breeze and it's tolerable to wait for a drink. The drink lines are shorter and way more efficient. Cashless venue makes it feel so safe. RIDE SHARE IS A HUGE ISSUE AT THIS VENUE. That's all you need to fix and this venue is perf!!! By ride share, I mean making sure your exact address is registered with uber/lyft/googlemaps, and that there is a ride share route/lane/direct after busy events. Tonight, the well- intentioned traffic guy insisted we sit on their golf cart while we waited for an uber. Another couple was waiting and they started to move a picnic table over for people to wait on comfortably. So well intentioned!!! But we left super early. I can't imagine how crazy it got after the concert was over. I love this place and I love how they listen to their patrons! read more
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Very few spots open for the 4th of July and so glad we visited. First time and they have great wines! We enjoyed every one we tried and purchased two bottles of the Chardonnay's, steel and oak. We also purchased a charcuterie board and I had the firecracker drink which was a popsicle in a glass of sparkled wine....yum! They have beer on tap along with other bottle selections. It was hot and they had their inside tasting room very cold so it was very nice! They also had Ditto the cat visiting tables and she really likes cheese! Great customer service, very attentive and just a really good experience....we will be back for sure! read more
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Does this place cost money just to take pictures at?
I have taken pictures of the barn and field of Dalia's. I'm sure if you're speaking of a full photo shoot with professional cameras you may need to get permission.
Hello. Is Jessie's Grove dog friendly?
Absolutely! Please keep them on a leash and pick up after them. The only exception is our large events, such as Groovin' in the Grove concerts and Flower and Pumpkin Festivals.
Do they allow you to bring in outside food to snack on while wine tasting?
Yes, outside food is welcome!
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No you can't bring your own food
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