Had two outstanding wine flights in 24 hours. Came in Saturday evening and had such a great time…read morethat we came back the next day at opening. Day 1. We had a complete wine flight and ran the gamut for our dear friend's bday celebration. Excellent flavors, outstanding location, lovely time with bartender Kelly leading the way. Day 2. Sparkling flight. Beautiful day, despite the rain, and was warmly greeted by Kelly and Patches once again. There will be a day 3. Though we are not nearby, we will be taking some bottles home -- particularly the pomegranate sparkling for a dessertif.

The Kings River Winery was part of our wine tour and it was a first for many of us in the group…read more The winery had a beautiful outside setting and they had a lot of great vendors that complimented the wine nicely when you walk into the winery you are greeted by the hostess who explained what our tasting options were and poured our first sample. I loved how energetic the staff was about the wine and letting us know which wines were the most popular. I enjoyed all of the wines and definitely will come back. I ended up leaving with a few bottles of my own definitely a place not to miss.

We decided to do a date day to Sanger. Holy bananas we didn't even know they had wineries over…read morehere. This one has outdoor seating with a fan and indoor seating ; which reminds me of being in someone's living room chillin. The staff was very friendly and helpful. My husband decided to try a wine tasting flight for $20; if you do a tasting and buy a bottle of any wine ; the tasting fee comes off. Makes good sense to me. The bottle of wine for the tasting are color coded with the name of the wine on paper. Pretty cool concept ; a tasting flight built around your own timetable. I decided to go for a glass of their gold dust ; omg ! Is this really wine or am I drinking liquor ? lol. This wine was strong , bold ; powerful and fruity all at the time. It consisted of dried fruits, Carmel, honey, maple, tea, strawberry jam, chocolate and more. Hahaha basically a bit of everything. So sweet and delicious . A glass of this is $10; however so worth it. Decadent and divine.

This was our 2nd stop on the Fresno Wine Journey. SO RELAXING! The wine is delicious and the people…read morepouring were very nice. We sat in 4 extremely comfortable chairs and they brought wine tastings to us. We will definitely return.

This is a small winery on the Fresno Blossom Trail and it's definitely worth a visit. There's a…read morequaint outdoor seating area with sofas and chairs. During our visit, there was a party with tables and seats set up on the lawn. The tasting room is rustic with some seating and a record player and crate of records. Guests are encouraged to bring their own records too. The tasting fee is $10 and you get to try about 6-7 wines. I don't drink but I enjoyed sitting outside and soaking in the view. Hubby really enjoyed the wine and bought several bottles. Coming from the bay area where Napa wines are pretty pricey, these wines were a real bargain at about $30 or less a bottle.

Really enjoyed our visit here on a Sunday afternoon in August. Very friendly welcome and service…read morefor a tasting flight. Lovely tasting room and patio. Great view of their vineyards and the foothills. Each wine we tasted was delicious and we got a bottle to take home. I'd love to go back soon. It's awesome to have these great winery tasting rooms in Sanger:)

I've been to wineries before but this is probably the best one I've been to yet. A friend rented…read moreout the place for a birthday. It was nice because driving into here they had a sign in the front saying closed for a private event. So we had the whole winery to ourselves, felt very intimate. 3 Oaks was super accommodating with all the cute customization. They had one wine bottle with a happy birthday sticker of my friend's name on it. There was a hanged chalk sign at the bar with a happy birthday message, and the wine tasting menu also had a happy birthday message on there with his name that we got to keep. The winery itself is medium size. It looks like it's someone's back yard because there was a house with a pool and the rest of the land is the vineyard. They had so many chickens walking around. Our host Chris, told us that we the head leader chicken was name Marshmallow which was so cute. You park in this rock lot and the walk to the winery which is very close. We got to sit under the shade during the sun light because our reservation was 6:30pm. Although, it was very hot to sit outside for the summer time. There were some ceiling fans to help us stay cool in the 100 degree weather. They offered ice cold water cups as well. We were able to bring our own food and cake for the event. They had so many different types of vineyards with signs on them. It was very pretty. The barn and the seating areas had a cute hang out charm to it. Chris was wonderful with his hosting skills and his service was above and beyond my expectations. He was very personable and nice. He helped us put the food out on the table, placed utensils around, and took a bunch of pictures for our group. He also was very informative about all the wines and ingredients. He was pretty funny knowing some random facts too. I enjoyed talking to him. He even gave us some tips about taking photos during the sunset for golden hour. My friend ended buying a bottle and I believe it was $32. All the wines tasted delicious. The unique flavors tasted rich. My favorite was the Yacamastu Tempranillo for red and 2023 Pammie Grigio for white. Too bad we couldn't taste Rosé wines cuz they were sold out. The tasting itself was $35/person which was not bad. It was my boyfriend's first time wine tasting and he enjoyed too. Bathrooms were nice and clean just very hot. Saw they have board games, nice lounge areas, and merch shop. It's nice that they hold even other events like yoga. I definitely would come back to this vineyard. I thought it was sweet that the owner requested for our group photos thank you!

I didn't take a lot of pictures because I was just trying to enjoy being out of the house. There…read morewas 3 of us and it was our first time being there and I had never heard of it until my friend said she found them on instagram. The place is really cute and super tiny compared to a lot of wineries in madera. It has a cute bar area with really nice chairs and a little area to buy books and market items. We sat down at the bar area and didn't get greeted right away it took a few minutes it seemed like they were overwhelmed with all of the people there. We wanted 3 tastings in the hopes to have a charcuterie board and get a bottle of wine if we liked one of them. While sitting there a couple who had a baby sat at the bar and both were drinking wine (sorry I don't think it's okay) I understand parents need a day or night out (I'm a parent too) but babies don't belong at wineries or breweries. It's just how I feel. While sitting at the bar area the owners and whoever else the ladies were to the establishment didn't have it together they all kept overstepping one another and they looked and seemed overwhelmed. And they kept talking about it in front of us. I found out the new owners have only been there 6 months. So I understand they're still trying to figure things out. But it did take awhile to get a new pour, so I finally asked after 3 tastings if we can buy a charcuterie board, one of the ladies told me they don't have anymore they were sold out. We were bummed because we were hungry, and they didn't have any snacks to buy. So we were on our last tastings and out of nowhere a board appears and was now being bought from the couple with the baby who also got to sample the slushie they serve as well. We left unhappy and not understanding why they just lied to us about not having a board for sale. The wine was great but how we were treated compared to the people around us not so much. It's so unfortunate to like something so much but the service that's given to you and different for others is not okay. I love trying new places but sometimes it's not what's it's cut out to be.

The winery here is a very old one, and the personal working here is very professional, the setting…read moreis very beautiful with the hills being close adds to the setting. If you have every worked for a company that is involved in grapes you know the rigors of seasonal crush and this place is no different. The Wine Group (TWG) has facilities all over the valley and work together well as a group. If you are looking for employment go online and follow the prompts you my be part of TWG before you know it.

My friend Juanito my on and off friend once told me that this was his favorite winery to deliver…read moregrapes for crush, the employees here are so helpful, especially when you have never been here before. He transports it's that time of season. He misses this winery so much.

My husband and I stopped here for wine tasting. This is not your typical winery with outdoor…read moreseating and taste tasting. This is a distributor that sells their own wine. When we walked in, the people were working at their desks and there was a counter as in an office. There were 2 seats as in a dr office, but super small. A female worker helped us and was very nice and accommodating with the tastings. $10 per person for tastings. The wine was good so we bought a bottle, which covered our tastings. As long as you know that this is not a typical winery tasting you'll be fine. We were just very surprised.

What a wonderful venue. We met the wine maker who gave us barrel tasting of 2 different wines and…read morebrandy. The brandy was VERY strong. Their wines were very good and they provided yummy cheese and salami with our tasting.

So fun! Delicious charcuterie! Great spot to meet a friend or go on a date. Great staff! Service is…read morefriendly and welcoming. Fun spot! Go check it out!

Visiting on a sunday and walked by this cute place to gave a glass of wine- they had 1 of my…read morefavorite wines by the glass, Gruner Velt! On a sunday its a bit more quiet, and relaxing! Jesus (made the meat and cheese board) and Mercedes (explaining all the wines to me- ) they were both very lovely, which made me stay a bit longer to truly enjoy my visit! Service was wonderful! Next time im in town , ill know where i want to come! If you enjoy wine and cheese! Yes please! Come here!

We came here for their "Taste of Spring" event. It was only $15 and we were able to taste at least…read more6 different varieties of wine. You were able to revisit all the wines and as often as you liked! I will definitely be back next year. The organizer did a great job with the table decorations and the hors d'oeuvres. They barbecued a ton of different Fresno State sausages and had a vast array of fruit, cheese, crackers and chocolate covered pretzels. Well done Fresno State Winery!

Reference Case ID: #1901617…read more Three months ago I found this foreign object in my bottle of in my bottle of Gallo wine. I immediately wrote to Gallo Hdqts. and Consumer Services Representative, Macenzie M. cordially responded, she dismissed the disgusting experience as just a "cork". Though I strongly disagreed. A cork would not shrivel up like this. And it's obvious, it was a mushroom. But she believed a sorry, and send $5 to compensate me. I requested the lab results, but that request was ignored. My warning to all, where there is one mushroom, there are more. Which means their processing is questionable. Be sure to look in your glass before taking a drink. Trust me, it was a horrible experience taking a drink and having this land in my mouth.

I heard that Gallo Winery had sold various yard materials to the public and thought I would get…read moresome for my over-seeding. I tried to find information on the internet where and how to buy the materials. I found very little information and the information I found was here on Yelp. But, it was not the information I was looking for. Still at a loss on where to go or speak to.. I just drove out that way with my truck hoping to get lucky! I came across a big open lot that appeared to intercept the harvest trucks with a little building that had a sign in front (south side of Olive Ave just East of Clovis Ave). The sign was not very informative either by the way!!! So, I walked up to the building and there was a lady there behind a glass and asked if I needed help. I explained why I was there and she pointed out the different materials they had for sale. I explained I needed compost for over-seeding and she recommended the 50/50 mix of soil and compost. I bought a half of yard of 50/50 mix of soil and compost for only 15 dollars. Still not knowing where to go to get the material, I had to ask her where to go for the material because there was no signs. She pointed that I had to travel farther east on Olive Ave and take the second left. She stated a man would be there to help and load me. As I followed her instructions, there was no man to be seen. I drove pretty far to the back of the lot looking for this said, "man!" Eventually I just drove to the farthest part of this lot where I saw piles of materials and workers near by on equipment. Eventually someone waved me over and viewed my receipt. He then pointed me to the area he wanted me and he came over with a front loader. The pile of 50/50 mix he had was very small. But, it was enough for my load. As he scraped it up and loaded it into my truck, I saw small pebbles in the material. I think the pebbles came from him scraping the material from the ground. When I got home, I saw a few pieces of debris. It looked like a piece of a tie that's used for bread bags and few little pieces of torn paper. The material that was loaded in my truck didn't compare to the sample bags the girl had at the window when I purchased the mix. The half yard of 50/50 mix of compost and soil equaled to about 4 full wheelbarrows worth. Wished it would had been a bit more.. but worth the money. It would had cost me way more from a box store than it did getting the material at Gallo Winery. The little pebbles that was in the material migrated to the bottom of my wheelbarrow and was easily separated. As for the other debris, I just simply picked it out by hand and threw it away. I suggest to bring a tarp and a few pieces of heavy lumber to put over the top of the lighter weight material so it does not cause a hazard to other drivers when driving to your project location.