Great new flavor that we found after spending the afternoon at the winery. Also discovered Rose…read moreGold, another blend. Always a pleasure to visit. Keith is friendly and knowledgeable about the wines and history. Bring a strong arm to keep up with his dog.

Not too far north of Trinity Center and just a beautiful quiet retreat. Very personable people that…read morewill treat you wonderful instead of herding you through like cattle that most wineries do. Bring a picnic and some lawn games and play in their great open field. Dog friendly too!

My Corning Rotary Friends have recommended Tuscan Ridge. The wine and hospitality are the best. I…read morekeep hoping they will join us at the Corning Wine Festival at Rolling Hills Casino Event Center, the first Saturday in March. Steve Kimbrough

First time visiting & loved everything about it! From the wines to the wood fired pizza, atmosphere…read more& service was amazing! Highly recommend a visit!

Knowledgeable owner, nice selection reasonably priced and nice setting. Eastern Shasta County is…read morebeautiful and relaxing to visit.

great wine, great people, wonderul location and ambiance was friendly, welcoming and fun!!!read more

Excellent service, great wine, awesome views. It's worth the drive and I…read more Highly recommend. Handmade gifts

It's official that fabulous 2020Malbec won best in class surpassing all other Malbec!…read moreWhat a remarkable winery there friendly, inviting and have fantastic vines. So worth the drive which is beautiful by the way!

What an amazing experience. We spent my birthday at Miles Garrett Wines and it was such a magical…read moretime. Miles went the extra distance and even picked us up from our AirBnB and drove us to his wonderful winery. The views are absolutely wonderful, even with some rain we still had a great time. Miles treated us like personal friends while he taught us all about winemaking and his journey. His wife made us a tasty charcuterie board as well. If you like delicious natural wines I highly recommend visiting Miles. I've never had a wine tasting that felt so personal and to be able to hang out with the original winemaker is quite awesome too. We left with multiple cases, this stuff is so delicious! Next time we're in the area we'll be sure to visit again. Thank you for such a memorable birthday!

Hands down the best winery experience. Miles was very welcoming and informational about his wine…read moremaking. We called the day before and they were able to be available for us to stop by, but more notice would be better. This was a very relaxed experience with remarkable views, I highly recommend spending a few hours here.

Not happy. Website said open, drove all the way out there and the gate was closed. Tried to call…read moreand no answer.

Best winery we found in Redding! Delicious wine and delightful conversation with Sandi and Paul the…read moreowners! We will be back!

I'm genuinely bummed that I don't live in Redding to make visiting the Moseley Family Cellars…read moretasting room a more frequent occurrence! The historic Thompson House is the perfect backdrop for wine tasting. The thing I love most about MFC is that it doesn't feel like a wine bar. It's got wine and a bar... but it feels like you're hanging out at your trendy friend's house. There's a living room area with fireplace, a dining room, a front porch with a cafe table & chairs, and big front lawn with Adirondack chairs in pairs & quads. Truly a choose your own pleasure! We couldn't pass up the perfect late spring afternoon, so I sunk into a deep Adirondack chair and enjoyed my wine tasting al fresco. The neon sign in the front window is the cutest, and just added to the overall vibe. Chuck was so hospitable, and brought me each pour from his post behind the bar inside. He gave insight into each wine, and then disappeared so I could enjoy at my own pace. MFC is very dog friendly, inside too, but I can't think of anywhere I've been in recent memory that was more perfect than wine tasting here on the front lawn with my pup in my lap. In the great words of Kurt Vonnegut, "If this isn't nice, I don't know what is."

The BEST wine tasting I have had. I usually can pick two or three from a flight that I like, but it…read morewas so hard to pick because I really enjoyed all of them. We had to bring some home with us. They are located in downtown at the Thompson House and the owner is sooooo nice. It's clean and calm, perfect for a date night or evening with friends. I highly recommend this place.

Peaceful, beautiful architecture and a piece of history. Excellent wine tasting at a fair price and…read moregreat unique wines with a member discount.

Lacey and the staff were incredibly knowledgeable and accessible. A definite place to stop if…read moreyou're in the area. I ended up buying some reds, whites, and the Angelica for gifts as well as tee shirts because of my incandescent time as a retreatant, but I must also encourage you to go at a time when the gift shop is open because the jams, honey, and walnuts they sell there are DELICIOUS. You'll have to walk out of the tasting room and up the walkway alongside the vines to the gift shop during their hours of operation, which seem to vary, but are customarily 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. They don't offer tastings of the walnuts, jams, or honey. When I got home and tried them, I wish they had since they are absolutely scrumptious and I would've bought more. I really wanted to buy raw walnuts because I had walked alongside the walnut trees during my retreat. However, they only sold the candied walnuts in the gift store. The candied walnuts are grown and made by the monks of New Clairvaux and the ingredients are: roasted walnuts, sugar, eggs, vanilla, salt, cardamom, cinnamon, and cayenne pepper. I gave some to my friends in Berkeley who said they were "delicious and slightly addictive." I agree! The cayenne pepper is subtle, but the mix of the cardamom and cayenne is perfection. If I tried them in the gift shop, I would've bought every one they had on their shelves. The creamed honeys for sale are prepared by the Cistercian Nuns of the Redwoods Monastery. When I saw "almond," because I'd never seen honey from almond blossoms, I bought a few. I should've bought some of the other flavors. I didn't realize until I opened them that they had crushed almonds and orgeat or almond syrup in them! I love orgeat in cocktails, steamed milk, in pretty much anything so this creamed honey is absolutely divine. Again, if I'd known, I would've bought every single jar of it. So, as you'd expect at the Abbey, because they don't have tastings at the gift store, you'll have to purchase the food items on faith. I recommend you do.

I went here on a road trip to the redwoods and my family and myself enjoyed the time we spent…read moresipping on delicious wines and the cheese boards Andrew's wife put together for us was amazing! Andrew was very knowledgeable of the wines and was a great host! We had an RV so we decided to park right down the hill but the walk up was not bad at all. The outside area for wine tasting was very quiet and relaxing and peaceful. We had one child who was 11 and he found a cat to play with and played with the chalk that was provided for kids. We loved the wine so much we got a box of wines !

Briceland Winery, Briceland , CA - September 22, 2024…read more We stayed here as part of the Harvest Host program where you can park your RV for the night and enjoy a scheduled wine tasting. We arrived on a Sunday morning at 10:30 am. Winery proprietor Andrew did a terrific job communicating with us before our arrival to make sure we could find the winery which is tucked away a little ways off the main road. We met Andrew and his wife Rosie when we arrived and Andrew showed us where to park under a nice shady oak tree. It helped dissipate the 90 degree heat later in the day. We got set up and then headed out for Shelter Cove - a windy, steep, 10 mile, 35 minute drive down to the ocean. Andrew gave us helpful advice about using our low gears as we drove down the steep road so we wouldn't heat up our brakes. He also gave us advice about places to eat for lunch (we ended up eating at Gyppo Ale Mill - best fried cod I've ever had) and told us about sights we might enjoy seeing, including the black sands beach. We relaxed when we got back to the winery afterwards and then at 4:30 we did a scheduled wine tasting. Rosie was our host. Andrew is normally also there for the wine tasting, but could not join us because he was processing a new batch of grapes. The experience also included a very nice charcuterie board. Rosie did a great job sharing numerous wines with us and telling us a little bit about each of them. They try to stay faithful to only using grapes from the Humboldt area. We also had the very fine pleasure of meeting a couple of fellow Harvest Host guests Jeff and Patti during the wine tasting. After the wine tasting was over, we bought several bottles of wine and a tasty dark chocolate bar that we had tried as part of the charcuterie board. Rosie let us visit with our new friends on their cozy covered patio as we enjoyed a bottle of wine and chocolate that we had just bought. We had a quiet restful night's sleep afterwards under the pitchblack starlit Milky Way sky. Overall great experience. Thank you Andrew and Rosie for sharing your beautiful property and wines with us!

Outstanding little winery. Lynette is the best host and provides excellent service to the guest…read more Wine is very good as well. Great for small groups. Quiet and relaxing. Really enjoyed the experience. I'll be back.

Lynette knows exactly what she's doing! She is honest, friendly and a great conversationalist. She…read morewas super helpful when we had questions and she wasn't pushy with anything! Such a friendly winery! Super glad we found this place on our travels. Would definitely recommend! Lynette definitely makes this place worth going to. She is a gem! I highly recommend the Tango! It was a fan favorite!