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4.3 (276 reviews)
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Jessica H.

My family of 10 (including 3 kids/babies) came here on a holiday weekend. We showed up around 10:30am and easily found parking. The grounds are beautiful (we saw a wedding being set up) and we were able to snap a few pictures before it was closed off for the wedding. We ate some snacks and enjoyed some wine in the shaded picnic table area which was great. It wasn't too hot and it allowed our toddler daughter to walk around without disrupting others. We tasted wine inside. We were quickly greeted and helped by Pam. She was absolutely great. She was very knowledgeable about the wines (educated us about the grapes, tasting notes, and award winning wines) and helped us decide which wines best suited our individual palates. She was very sweet and made us sure we had a wonderful time while still pouring for others (it was busy by the time we left!). We had a great time and look forward to coming back. Thank you, Pam for taking care of my large group!

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Cori S.

This is a quaint little winery in Morgan Hill. To top it off the wine is easy drinking and tastes great. I ended up joining the wine club. What a great price for an every day wine that doesn't need to age. Will look forward to picking up my shipments and enjoying wine through the year!

LeeLee C.

Beautiful setup of the estate and the picnic area and they also have a nice lawn with flowers for weddings. Our waitress for pouring is friendly and even open a new bottle for us when we didn't taste the goodness of petite Syrah as she'd liked. Wine are ok, a few of them are not bad but in general they don't have much tannins. Rather fruity and ready to drink kind of wine. The pricing is interesting, if you buy 6 bottles it's 30% off, 12 bottles are 50% off and you can also go with 36. Wine tasting is $10, super reasonable these days. The vino de mocha is a nice dessert wine. We also like the Melbec and the Malvasia Bianca.

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Lisa W.

My sister had her wedding here and it was great. We also did the rehearsal here too. For the rehearsal we met in the tasting room then went to the wedding area. We bought a bottle of their Sauvignon Blanc. It was pretty decent on a hot day. Their wines were affordable. You can taste for $10 but then have to buy a bottle but that $10 is used for credit, so essentially if you pick a $10 wine you paying for a bottle with free tasting. Haha. As for the wedding, it was beautiful. The ceremony on the field. Then the reception in the back area. It had AC, so that was nice. I'm not gonna lie, their wines are not the best compared to the big players like Sonoma and Napa, but compared to Gilroy, it's fine. The staffs are also super nice! My sister enjoyed working with the owner and enjoyed her wedding here.

Amy C.

I got to visit Kirigin Cellars whenever I was still dating my last boyfriend as his family is member of this winery. It was for an event that they had which had pizza, ice cream w/ wine, and of course wine! Haha.. I enjoyed the pizza as I chose a slice of Indian pizza, and it was tasty! The ice cream was pretty yum as well. The wines that I tried were pretty good. I think I had a glass of pinot noir and a glass of a white one that was supposed to have notes of lychee. The grounds were pretty nice. I remembered I spent most of the time there chatting with his parents as he was always running around with his kiddo which is okay. But I could sense that the relationship was fading a bit. I think it was one of our last dates before our breakup. Oh wells..but I'm glad that I got to visit another winery.

Tasting menu - pick four and the Vino de Mocca (desert) is number 5.
Chris W.

So, I've gotta give this place 5 stars and there is one major reason that I'll just get to right off the top. They have VERY inexpensive wine that's actually really good. We bought four bottles before we left and our $10 tastings (2x) contributed to those four bottles. I asked why they are so cheap and the person behind the counter said they make most of their revenue from events so the owner decided to just keep the wine in the lower price ranges. They do have some bottles at $38 but that's the highest. We liked the Zinfandel and it was only $9.90. I wouldn't barely consider buying that at Total Wine for that price, but, it was great here. Also, the grounds are very cool and "old world" in style. It's not even really a style because the place is over 100 years old. It feels like you're on the Italian countryside enjoying some wine, "vin ordinare". The spelling is wrong, but, the sense is there. Everyday wine. If we lived here, the Zin could be our everyday wine. We took a bottle and hung out at the shaded picnic tables outside. They even have free WiFi since the AT&T cell service is so bad, if not non-existent.

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Ask the Community - Kirigin Cellars

Is this place open for outdoor patio dining/wine tasting during COVID19?

Are you opening weekend for wine tasting? Any food offerings? Can we bring our own food?

We are open for picnics with the purchase of two bottles of wine per household. Folks may bring their own food and we also offer cheese-and-meat platters for purchase. On July 4, 2020 there will also be tacos and burritos! There is limited wine… 

Do they sell food or allow to bring outside food?

Generally we allow outside food to be consumed outdoors at Kirigin Cellars. Through the end of June 2020, we offer single household picnicking by reservation with an advance purchase of a picnic platter plus a single bottle of wine, or a purchase of… 

Are you open on President's day?

Yes

Can we bring kids and pets?

Yes, absolutely! We are kid and dog friendly.

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“They have several great wines including an audacious coffee-infused port wine called Vino de Mocca.”

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