I really loved the Presqu'ile Winery. It is really a step above the other wineries in the area. The…read morewine was my favorite in this area that I tasted and they have such a nice indoor and outdoor area The food with the wine and food tasting was delicious. Ours had couscous , salad, lamb kabobs, hummus and cheese with pita bread. I guess it does change monthly or quarterly. The charcuterie boards looked amazing and are a good option if you don't want a multi course meal. Our server was really great and attentive and gave us plenty of info on the wine

Presqui'le Winery never fails to amaze me!…read more Whenever my MIL visits, we always make it a point to visit Presqui'le. The weather was beautiful. Sunny, warm, slight breeze with an amazing view of the mountains and ocean view. The food is so fresh because it's all farm to table. The chef changes the menu every season, so you never really get the same things twice! I really enjoyed eating everything on the table today. The service is always good, but today prompted me to finally write a review. I think Alex (boy Alex) has been my favorite server thus far! Since I've been traveling heavily, I haven't been able to maximize my membership. (Thus leading me to cancel it after 3 years) However, my experience today was enough for me to renew it! Thanks Alex!

I love El Viñero in Old Town Orcutt! The owner, Jordan, and Becca in the tasting room are very…read morepersonable and helpful when it comes to walking you through their wines and what their tasting notes are. Super G, Cab, and Cuvée were my favorites. They even host live music and fun events in the tasting room which are a blast, especially when there are food trucks visiting outside. Highly recommend!

Great tasting room and AMAZING wines!!! If you're looking for a place to taste delicious local…read morewines, this is the place! We were very impressed with the knowledge and friendliness of the staff! We will definitely be back!

They hosted us for a 31 person private tasting on a Saturday afternoon. This was to celebrate me…read moreand my fiancée's engagement which happened only an hour prior. These guys went above and beyond to show us a good time and were incredibly kind and generous. The wine was spectacular. Most guests bought bottles at the end. And every single person was thrilled with their experience. They way way way exceeded our expectations - which I'm not saying lightly. The venue was stunning, and we couldn't be more grateful to have had such spectacular hosts.

Cannot recommend Wes Hagen and his hospitality at the Ranchos De Ontiveros facility enough. 5+…read morestars! Wes' incredible amount of knowledge, and painstaking explanations (without being boring) of the entire growth, processing, and history of the winemaking and vinting process was nothing short of a wonderful journey into the heart of California winemaking. Like I told Wes when we set out on our tour, I'm no oenophile. I simply know what I like when I taste it. Wes was patient, inquisitive, and not high minded about wine and how and when it can be enjoyed. I really appreciated the thoughtfulness and thoroughness with which he constructed the tasting, and the accompanying culinary pairings. For those considering the tour, the Ranchos De Ontiveros grounds are a little further out there, but you'll be rewarded with the majesty of the Santa Maria valley and the bucolic surrounds which envelop the landscape. Between the setting and the awesome educational experience through Wes, you will undoubtedly feel privileged to have spend a wonderful couple hours in his and the vinyards company.

Mr. Steller was so welcoming and a perfect wine bar host. He had two tasting menus - one featuring…read morehigh-end Napa pours ($40) and one with his own three wines (plus a full glass of your favorite) for $20. I went for the $20 tasting and spent a lovely hour at the tasting bar, learning about the wines, the Stellers' history in Orcutt (as well as his great-great-great-great uncle who named the Steller Jay!). There are nice seating options, a few pretty couches and room for large or small parties (21+ only - them's the rules, peeps). If you like to sip and shop, be sure to visit Mrs Steller's boutique (Steller Home) a block away as well as the Deja Vu antique mall- about a 10 minute walk.

A delightful place to sit and enjoy a favorite beverage. Warm and inviting, the owners make you…read morefeel like an old friend. I would recommend this wine bar without reservations. Hope to see you there.

So We Came To Cottonwood Canyon Winery To Watch A Concert Oldies Forever Tour. And They Have All…read moreThe Road Packed With A Line Of Cars..!! WTH When Are They Going To Open The Gates Let People Park And Get Situated..!! Such A Poor Lack Of Service For Them To Not Be Prepared Before Hand..!!

What a shitshow to get in. Very inefficient. Stand in a very long line, give your name to someone…read morewho checks it off and then go get in the other very long lines for food and drinks. In reality, I'm not sure why we even bought tickets.... You could just walk right in, sit down and enjoy the show without paying. Nobody is policing it. Johnny Cash impersonator was great! Venue is great. Just wish they were better organized.

Traditional Tasting: $15/5-1 oz. pours (2 bottle purchase = 1 free flight); Custom Flight:…read more$20/4-1.5 oz. pours of your choice (3 bottle purchase = 1 free flight) as of our 1/31/25 visit. This was our first visit to this rustic tasting room, and we had a nice experience. It was a Friday, right after opening, and we had the whole place to ourselves. The service was friendly, and my wife and I shared a traditional and custom flight. We thought that the wines were decent, some better suited to our palates than others, but well-made, nonetheless. We were fortunate to meet and speak with the owner who happened to be bringing in supplies and got a little more detail on the wines, than we did from our "winerista". He also mentioned that his niece opened a winery in Los Olivos (Story of Soil), which focused on wine styles a little out of our wheelhouse, but we thought we'd give that a try as well, and it turned out to be a fantastic recommendation. Costa De Oro is a nice place with wine varietals for everyone's tastes. I recommend you stop in and give them a try when you're passing through the area.

We had an amazing experience at this wine tasting room. Our host Tammy was really friendly and…read moreinformative. We arrived right as they opened, and we built our own tasting flights and she gave us information about the property and the wines. She was also kind enough to share info about other wineries in the area as well. We had a great experience just pulling over during our drive home, would absolutely recommend!! Thank you for the great experience Tammy!

New tasting room is open Thurs - Sun, Noon - 5:00pm…read more First visit to the newly opened tasting room in Los Alamos. It's located at the easterly end of town, rather than in the center of town where most of the other wineries are located. Kevin Law, owner/winemaker, is making some of the best wines anywhere in the area. I say this with my usual disclaimer that what my palate loves, yours may not, so check them out for yourselves. Will, the assistant winemaker, happened to be pouring during our recent visit. He's a wonderful host and always takes care of us. We tasted the following: '19 Blanc de Blancs Sparkling (100% Chardonnay), '24 Aligoté (Santa Barbara), '19 Chardonnay (La Rinconada), '22 Pinot Noir (Sta. Rita Hills), '21 Pinot Noir (Sanford & Benedict), and a '19 "Derive" Bordeaux blend (48% Napa & 52% Santa Ynez Valley). As usual, we loved everything! I honestly can't tell you what they charge for a tasting, as we've always purchased 6 or more bottles, and they've waived the fee. Now we're Club Members and receive a regular discount all year, with an additional discount the two months they release to club members. I can't recommend these guys enough, as we feel that their wines are some of the best in the area.

They officially have a tasting room open now! Surprise surprise, and about time. The lovely town of…read moreLos Alamos is now honored to have the newly opened tasting room as of 01/2026. It is exactly what you need when you are in town, or traveling through Amazing Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and a few Bordeaux surprises on the horizon. Make sure you stop by!

Finally found terrific wines! The wine club is great. Purple Dragon Cellars offers wonderful prices…read moreto their members and it's free to join! So stock up and enjoy!

From the owner: $5.00 Shipping on any order!! Zinfandel, Roussanne, Chenin Blanc and Petite Sirah crafted in small…read morereleases. Passion and Family is why we make wine and we would love to show what we do. Appointments for tastings on weekends call 805-668-9335.

Not sure who Di M is, but I suspect a employee or the owner of the place…read more We arrived in town, had previously Googled a map of wineries in the area, saw the one review, and headed there. We drove past a lot of empty fields, a landfill, etc. etc. to get there. I was convinced we were lost. We we finally arrived (signs all along the way mind you) it was closed at 11am on a Saturday. So I pulled out a cell phone and called - the voicemail answered something other than Sierra Madre Vineyard. (Circle Vision Productions?) Dont waste your time and gas ... this place doesn't exist. And there isnt anything else remotely close to it.

This place is amazing! Great wine, great setting, awesome hostess! We started the day with…read morebreakfast in Solvang then headed north on the 101 to our first stop at Sierra Madre. The hostess (Allison?) was not only hilarious, but gave us great info on the wine she was pouring and the other wine we should try in the area. Based on her recommendations we had the most beautiful (and delicious!) trip through Foxen Canyon before we had to head back to LA. I highly recommend Sierra Madre wine, and starting your wine adventure in the north & going south!

I grew up in Santa Maria and this place was always the paragon of excellence, but I had never…read morestayed there. Cue to a few weeks ago my son and I got rooms there. We got rooms in the original part, and it's aged and refurbished time and time again visibly. No noise in the rooms which was nice and mine was fairly large, also nice. Lack of plugs next to the bed was a minus - I had to move the actual mattress a little from the wall and plug in cell phone charger. The property is cool and historic. Walking through the lobby is a kick. I have to say, the tavern I did NOT expect to be so lively at night. I didn't get a chance to go in, but will next time - it looked crowded and fun. All in all, I'd stay there again!

The Inn is located in a convenient spot. It is simple to find. The room was spacious, clean and…read morecomfortable. The woman who checked me in needs some training in guest services. She took my information and told me my room was not ready. I asked if there was an estimate as to when it would be ready. She contacted housekeeping and her answer was, "they will call me". I told her I had a speaking engagement. That I was not pleased but I kept smiling. Nothing. I finally asked where the restroom was so I could change while waiting. She told me where it was and I went and changed. I am not happy. I came back. I sat down. I got someone's attention and asked if I could be told when the room would be ready. A few moments later the original young lady gave me my room key. It is pretty obvious that the room was almost done. A bit of effort on her part would have saved me from changing in the restroom. *sigh*