Such a great find! Very tasty wine, super friendly service, very dog friendly and free car…read morecharging! Searched dog friendly wineries and La Mesa came up and it's one we never tried. Beautiful location on a hill with some very tasty wine! The service we received for tastings and for our pup was so welcoming. A fun surprise to run into Christine from a winery we belonged to in Lodi who is now managing La Mesa. I recommend this winery for tastings and food. You won't be disappointed!

We have been to the Amador Plymouth area multiple times and typically stay a bit more inward…read more The day we went, may 3rd, to the area we decided to try a new place and I literally typed in wineries near me on Yelp and La Mesa vineyards popped up. We were all glad that this was the main suggestion that popped up because we had such a wonderful time at the tasting room. The space itself is very clean and modern, and it has a beautiful view of the hills around the area. The outdoor seating area right in front of the tasting room is a wonderful space to take advantage of if you are going to be in the area during the warmer times of the year. We tasted their general menu that day when it came to the flights. Everyone had their own favorites. The call-outs for us would be the rose and the primitivo. Those two we really liked and bought two bottles of each. We did not get to try the food there but everything that was coming out looked super delicious. The one thing that caught her eye that a lot of people were ordering was the whipped feta. So that is definitely something we want to try next time when we go back. So if you're in the area please drive a little further out over the hill to find this wonderful little space.

Friendly hosts, beautiful grounds and a few nice Sangiovese wines!…read more Came on a Saturday at the suggestion of another winery as we wanted to listen to live music. We had a very nice time taste their wine, listening to the live music and enjoying the little pop up market! Very friendly, welcoming and dog friendly!!

Came here as part of a wine tasting weekend called Behind the Cellar Door and loved the…read morehospitality, views, vibes and wines. They even gave us vouchers for future tasting, which we are looking forward to enjoying.

The hilltop view is just the start. With a large sweeping patio looking out at the foothills of the…read moreSierra Nevada mountains and blue sky a seat and bottle of wine is an amazing Sunday. The tasting room is modern and bright but warm. The same can be said of the service at this family owned and operated winery. Portuguese varietals and methods in reds, whites, and ports shine here. A newer winery with the maturity of experience can be tasted and felt. It is nice when you can hear, taste, and feel the passion for a makers vision like you can at Château ď Estienne. Starting or ending here is a wise choice.

This winery is amazing, it is by our house and we love their wine. People are always friendly and…read morebring amazing service. The quality of the wine is very good. The place looks always clean, comfy and it has a beautiful view. That is the perfect place to drink a good wine and have a peaceful and relaxing moment , but at the same time is the perfect time lave to enjoy a good wine with your friends.

My family and I attended the most recent wine party at Di Stasio Vinyards!…read more The dinner was to die for...i ate it up so fast I forgot to take a photo! There was this beautiful watermelon salad that was my favorite! Desserts were brought in from a local bakery and WOW!! I'll dream about pecan bars! The wine was great! Our sommelier was Lindsay and she's just amazing! Overall the night was so fun and the music was great so definitely come!!

This is one of my favorite wineries in Amador County…read more GREAT food, skilled workers, lovely, scenic views, comfortable patio, clean bathroom, flexible staff, and MOST importantly, delicious wines. If every winery were like Di Stasio, the wine industry wouldn't be struggling nearly as much.

They are at the new location and I love it! The space is shared with a plant nursery. It has indoor…read moreand outdoor seating. There is space to have a picnic. We love their reds and port wines. We are club members with Deaver. Everyone is friendly, kind and welcoming!

I would give this winery a zero if it were an available choice. The last two times we have visited…read morewe were curtly greeted by the same gentleman as he was unloading bags. He didn't look up at us and was rude when we asked questions. We asked if he had the almond prosecco and he said yes, a limited amount. We asked if we could buy two bottles and very rudely said NO! Horrific experience and will Never go back.

I visited Cappelli Wine Tasting Room in December 2025, and it completely exceeded my expectations…read more Marco Cappelli's wines are simply incredible--you can taste the care and craftsmanship in every sip. Add a glass of their Syrah or Pinot, and it doesn't get much better than that. You can tell Marco Cappelli is a master of his craft. They're sustainable, high-quality, well-made wines and unlike anything I've had before. I was there on the weekend and treated myself to their pizza, which was amazing! Perfectly cooked and paired beautifully with the wine. I also tried their charcuterie platter, which was the perfect complement to the tasting. I loved how thoughtful their wine club is, too--it's a refillable bottle system, which makes it eco-friendly and super convenient. This spot is an absolute hidden gem, and I'd recommend it to anyone visiting Placerville.

We had a great experience! I forgot the gal's name who helped us but she did a great job presenting…read morethe wines, offered us a few visits to wines, and even waived one of the tasting fees which are only $12 a person and wines prices between $16-$18 a bottle.....absolute steal for how good the wines are. We left with a rose, a red blend, and Alicante Bouschet. Great little spot right on the strip and inviting Italian decor....we will be back with my empty bottles which we will get $2 back per bottle or that towards a refill using tbe bottles.....it's a win win!

Had a lovely experience at Skinner, thanks to Gabby! Very dog friendly (my pup got a plate of…read moretreats) and the misted patio had incredible views. The tasting and food pairing was delicious! So delicious I ordered a bottle and a glass of the sparkling wine, not realizing it was past closing time but Gabby was so sweet and accommodating, letting me take my time. Great views great service and great wine. I hope to come back!

I don't like writing one star reviews, which you can tell by my rating distribution. It does not…read moregive me any satisfaction, and I can almost always find something good to balance the bad. The only time to do it is when I feel strongly that something is wrong. Not even the panoramic view can save Skinner anymore, and that used to be my favorite part. The wine is not as good as it used to be, either. Customer service has gone downhill over the years and is now some of the worst I've ever experienced in my life. If you have mobility issues of any kind, please be warned before coming here. This was our last stop during this year's Passport weekend a few months ago. I know, why didn't I review before? I should have. I don't have an excuse other than being behind in my reviewing as a way of life on Yelp. I was also and continue to be embarrassed. Reading this might cause second hand embarrassment, fair warning. I have been having ongoing back (sciatica) issues which can make it painful to stand or walk for prolonged periods, and I was really going through it on the day I was last here. So, I decided to use the handrail and try to go down the stairs to the tasting area. I really should have used the ramp (I did on my way out, undaunted), but instead slowly made my way down the stairs trying not to wince. I probably just looked like another drunk fat girl having trouble with stairs. And in fact, I did indeed to one staff member in particular. She clearly knew nothing about wine, and one wonders why she even found herself working here. When pouring for me and my friends, she gave me a tiny pour in comparison. I know I probably looked down at it and frowned, being tired, in pain, and wondering uhhh why? Her response to this was to laugh loudly at me and tell me that I was clearly drunk walking down the stairs like that and didn't need anymore wine. She was watching me, she said. (Watching me struggle down the stairs. What a nice person.) She continued to laugh thinking she was so funny and superior. Yikes on bikes. Girl, when I tell you I was shocked I mean I was stunned silent. I didn't know what to say or do. Not only did I feel embarrassed for myself but I felt embarrassed for her. Why would you do that to someone? Someone you don't know? My friends were kind and distracting and made me feel better, and I didn't want to cause a scene so I didn't say much of anything else to her. I just wanted her to go away, to be frank. I know she couldn't know what I was feeling if I didn't say so but you know what? It does not matter. What she did was not only hideously rude and unprofessional. It. was. dangerous. You do not. discourage someone. from using mobility or accessibility aids. The way they were intended. Ever. For any reason. That is what they are there for. Drunk or not, which I was not. But even if I was. People like me who have only started recently to experience mobility issues are in an especially vulnerable adjustment period, and the last thing we need is to think about our pride and how someone might make fun of us if we decide to use a railing the way it was intended. And not just a random someone at that. A person this winery employs. This was an incredibly unsafe, terrible experience that I never wish to relive, and I hope nobody else, abled or otherwise, encounters this. Skinner, this was completely unacceptable. No, I don't know her name, but she was incredibly rude, loud, and the least knowledgeable person I've ever encountered at a winery.

Beautiful property. The service was very welcoming and accommodating. We caught a survival event…read moreand were able to take 19 wines. Found some we loved and bought several bottles. Great prices too. Ill definitely go back

It's always a beautiful thing to visit Morse Wines/Il Gioello here are their vineyards and tasting…read moreroom. However, this tasting location has temporarily closed because of the OPENING OF THEIR PLYMOUTH TASTING ROOM! Stay tuned because this is just temporary while they settle staffing and amenity challenges. DO visit their new tasting room called The Vines Tasting & Wines located at 9383 Main Street, Plymouth. They're open Fri., Sat., & Sun. with later hours on arrangement. All of the Morse Wines are available (Morse Wines, Il Gioello, and Two Roads) in this easy-access spot. We look forward to returning to the Fiddletown vineyards at Morse Wines very soon!