This tasting room seems to be closed. Don't know if or when…read morethey will re-open Was only able to enjoy winery once and I enjoyed it very much.

Free Wine Tasting/Friendly Staff…read more What first drew me to Dancing Coyote was their name--sounding whimsical and Southwestern. When we drove up to their site, I wasn't really sure where it was located as the existing buildings looked like old industrial buildings, not your standard winery and tasting room. My partner and I guessed it had been a granary--it was built in 1868 right next to the raIlroad tracks, and was later converted into a winery in the early 1900s. Back then that initial winery became famous for their Port, and also made vinegar and brandy. We sat at the tables outside. I asked the server if anyone was living in the tall granary tower because we had noticed that the windows looked like they were fitted with stained glass. She answered with a chuckle, that only ghosts live there. Dancing Coyote has an interesting history. It is family run, and they have been farming the Delta region for five generations. They grow and harvest the grapes. They also do the crushing, aging and handcrafting the final product. The winemaker uses natural wild yeast that derives from the surfaces of the grapes to actually ferment the products on the flight that we tasted - they were really good and yummy on their own natural merits with a bright finish. Of course, I had to run around and experience this winery's own unique brand with my own eyes and camera in hand. There were several fig trees in which I found a perfectly ripe fig to eat. There was was this orange stuff "growing" on some of the outside walls that I had to touch, and then scratch my head because I couldn't figure out what it was. Near the fig trees, hidden from the eyes of most.of the two-leggeds that visit the winery, is a diagram painted on a rather large propane tank. Who painted it? Was it a human that "dances with coyotes"? I tried and tried to duplicate the dance that the artist painted on the tank. The trickster that painted that mural is probably laughing at the thought of people trying to follow the dance diagram. Their flights were FREE!!! There were four different wines included: 3 whites and 1 red. I usually prefer drinking red over white, however, there was something uncommon with their white wines--a certain kind of freshness/aliveness. I really liked how it felt in my mouth. After tasting those wines she brought three more wines for us to taste. We fell in love with their 2016 Loureiro - a Portuguese varietal. They had a special for $48 for a case, and we snatched it up in a heartbeat. We plan to return in our next visit to the Lodi wine making region to the same place, and see what other new vinicultural gifts that they have to offer us.

The Immortal Zin was my favorite! Cozy little tasting room. The vineyard is so peaceful and staff…read moreare super kind.

Great wine And good prices…read more The area looks real nice and clean Most definitely will stop again when in the area

There's a goal I have in mind, visit all of the wineries in Lodi and surrounding areas. Fields…read moreFamily Wines came up next on the list tackle this goal. The service here was beyond! From trying their various varietals to learning more about the wine, it's production, the clarity. Troy served our tasting while we were there and trust me when I say you'll never find another person like Troy in any other winery. Along with teaching us about the wines and varietals, he was making us laugh the entire visit! Fields Family Wines is boutique. They do everything in house and by hand. This is definitely a place you're going to want to add on your visit list.

Whenever I come to Lodi to pick up my winery shipment, I pick at least one other tasting room to…read moretry. This last visit meant stopping at Fields Family Wines first. The whole layout is kind of confusing. There are not marked parking spots, and the tasting room isn't the cute wood and glass building, but inside an unmarked garage space. Which has no windows and is truly unfortunate given how gorgeous the rest of the property is. For a Saturday, there wasn't a bottle open for us to taste--the wine room attendant had to open every single one and even had my partner open bottles for her to speed things along; had he not helped, we would've been there over an hour to try the tasting line up. And again, the space is dark and uninviting. You are tucked into the corner of their production space. They need windows so badly as to not make it feel like you're in someone's garage. The wine is pretty good for the most part. The Zin and Syrah were their best offerings and I took a bottle of each home. Unlikely that we'll return though. There are far better options available in the area. Overall a pretty middling experience.

First time visiting this winery. I am not a fan of Chardonnay, but enjoyed theirs! I bought a…read morebottle of the red "The Crossing"... delicious The outside patio was nice to sit out at for a tasting. Great customer service! And that English butter toffee!!!

So let me tell you about this place this place was absolutely amazing. I had so much fun. We were…read morelooking for a wineries that we can host our wine bus and let me tell you we fell up upon this little gem and they are so so so amazing like if you want to go somewhere where there is personality and all the things this place is your one stop shop this place is very top-tier like it's so fun. We laughed the whole time we were there. We met some magnificent ladies. I would just definitely go back because everything was great. They do have a little bites, but we didn't go for that. The ambience is fun and just amazing like I can't even put into words how great I can say this place was we laughed so hard like the whole time just laughing and smiling and very inviting as soon as we walked in the vibe was like beyond words.

Loved visiting the winery and tasting of the Sister Wine Rose! And...the proceeds go to fighting…read morewomen's cancer!! Loved the 7 function wine aerator too!

Attention CHILLERS Have you thought about a place "NOT YOURS" That you could get-to- gather with…read moresome snacks or A Full Meal ( Bring whatever) and the WINE IS already there. The scenery, tables, Restrooms, and They do all the cleaning . Well here's a thought HOUSLEY'S Century OAK Winery is great place to chill, relax They have an enclosed patio with Table/Seating. Perfect

Very chill neighborhood bar vibe, where everybody knows everybody else. One of the owners is…read moregenerally on hand and everyone is very knowledgeable on what they have and what they recommend. They have beer and (wine based) cocktails as well, so if someone in your group isn't a wine person, you're still covered. No food menu, although I don't think they would mind if you brought in snacks.

We were looking for a late night spot since so many tasting places closed at 5pm. It was nice that…read morethey were open and the staff was so great. I wish they had some snacks available because it's hard to keep drinking without food. But other than that, they had a great wine collection, and it was a nice, quiet vibe.

John gave unlimited red and white wine at the Yelp Elite Summer Soiree event. He is GOATed. Give…read morehim a raise. He knows how to give good customer service and was so friendly!

From the owner: We’ve inherited a sense of pride from our Greek parents and have continued to farm vineyards and…read moremake wine, incorporating the Mediterranean lifestyle and culture into our everyday lives. We craft wines of finesse and elegance to be enjoyed with friends, family, and food.

Had a case of wine returned to mccay, I have reached out numerous times to get the wine shipped. No…read moreone has returned my calls or emails and I have not received a refund. No one answers the phone. I'm pretty annoyed, to say the least.

Excellent tasting here of wonderful wines. Friendly service with flare and informative narratives…read more Tasting room is rustic and comfortable. All the wine we tasted today were awesome full of great flavors and body. There were some surprises on the tasting list. Not going to tell you so you can be as surprised as I. Oh yes this is a must to visit Cindy was wonderful filling in the details and keeping our palates tantalized ! See you here

If you're looking for the perfect way to experience Lodi wine country, I definitely recommend Coche…read moreVino Wine Tours! Jesse and Sarah are wonderful hosts who make your wine tasting experience special. I also have to give a big shout out to Nicole who I first worked with when we brought out a group of 8 to Lodi in 2023. She was so easy to work with figuring out what wineries to visit during our first visit to Lodi. This time around she was our driver and it was great getting to catching up with her. From the moment they pick you up at your lodging until they drop you off, everything is handled seamlessly so you can relax and enjoy the day. They offer several tour package options to fit different preferences and budgets, and every package includes a delicious charcuterie snack that is always a highlight. They are even willing to accommodate your dietary preferences and needs. One of the packages includes lunch and we have never had a bad lunch with them. Their knowledge of the local wineries, friendly personalities, and attention to detail make each tour feel personalized and memorable. Whether you're visiting Lodi for the first time or you're a returning wine lover, Coche Vino provides a fun, stress-free, and enjoyable experience. This will have been the 5th time using them and I am so thankful that we found them. We had a fantastic time and will absolutely book with Jesse and Sarah again!

We had an amazing day with Coche Vino Wine Tours this past weekend and honestly, I'm still shocked…read moreat what a screamin' deal this is. At $160 per person, we got a private tour that included transportation (hotel pick-up / drop-off), four winery stops with all tasting fees covered, charcuterie boxes, and a catered lunch. Our driver Nicole was fantastic! She was fun, engaging, and made the whole day feel like we were touring with a friend. Getting our own private 18-passenger bus for just the three of us was the cherry on top! Jesse met us at our 3rd winery with lunch from Papapavlo's... it was so good, and the carbs were appreciated after two winery stops. Nicole had maps on the bus, and I was so excited to discover how many Lodi wineries are dog-friendly -- denoted by paw prints on the map legend. Now that I know Coche Vino will happily accommodate my doggo on the bus, I am one thousand percent scheduling another tour to bring him along! I would have appreciated a little more communication around the itinerary ahead of our tour. We were asked about our wine preferences, but we didn't receive any winery suggestions and our confirmed itinerary didn't arrive until 6pm the night before our tour. As a Type A planner, it would have done me well to collaborate a bit more on the perfect day together. That said, where they took us was spot-on (Lucas, Michael David, m2, and Heritage Oak) and now I have some baseline knowledge of the Lodi Appellation to proactively make suggestions for the next tour. We had such a nice time, and Coche Vino delivers something really special.

Eric was our driver and he was amazing. He drove the limo super smoothly. He help us keep our…read moreschedule, talked to wineries for us and enabled them to allow us to bring our own charcuterie board, and brought all our bags in for us while opening the doors when we got to our locations and when we got into the limo. Top not service always on time highly recommend.

Great day wine tasting in Lodi! Eric with Vintage Limo was amazing! They planned a fun wine…read moretasting tour where we visited Jessie's Grove Winery, Klinker Brick and Harmony Wynelands. All three wineries were so friendly and served such great wine! Highly recommend doing a wine tasting tour with Vintage Limos!!