While searching for wineries in the Fallbrook area for a possible visit on a Saturday afternoon,…read moreAdobe Hill Winery appeared at the top of the list. We decided to follow through on the adventure, as we jumped into the car, dropped the top, and headed down a winding road toward the property. Upon arrival, I was thrilled to find the parking area was paved and the winery appeared to be new, perched atop a valley overlooking trees, vines, and green farmland. Upon entering, we were greeted by the owner and staff with friendly smiles. After a brief explanation from the owner, we selected two tasting flights and took a seat outside to enjoy the view. Flight 1: 2024 Pinot Grigio, 2023 Rose, 2021 Red Blend, 2023 Muscat. Flight 2: 2023 Teroldego (Distant cousin of Syrah), 2022 Merlot, 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon, 2021 Red Blend. The property was rustic yet modern, resembling a family room, living room, bar, and dining room, with a spacious outdoor entertainment area for all to enjoy, featuring sofas, coffee tables with fire pits, and end tables. Other seating options included picnic tables and beach chairs, perched at different levels along the cliff overlooking the vines and valleys below. On this particular day, it was quite windy, which made the outdoor option a bit chilly. This winery has food vendors, but allows patrons to bring food for on-site consumption. Overall, the experience was nice and relaxing, with gentle music playing in the background, allowing for pleasant conversations without the bar atmosphere typically found at wineries in Temecula. The wine was nice and refreshing, as we sipped and enjoyed the prosciutto, cheese, fruit, and chips we brought along. Adobe Hill is a definite return in the near future, having checked all of my favorable boxes.

Decided to try this spot out and I'm so glad we did. First off, it's absolutely beautiful. The…read morespace is large and open, with a variety of chairs and lounge areas that make it easy to relax and enjoy your wine. They even have cozy fire pit areas for when it starts to get chilly in the early evening. The sunset was stunning, even on a cloudy day. It's also very kid-friendly, which was a huge plus for us. Our toddler was able to run around and explore because there was so much space (but we did come at 4pm on a Sunday). The wine was excellent. We had a bottle of the 2021 cab and a 2021 red blend, and both were great choices. There was also a pizza vendor on-site, and the pizzas were amazing. Maddie took care of us and was incredibly attentive. Even though we were seated outside, she consistently came by to check on us throughout our three-hour stay, which we really appreciated and elevated our experience. The winery is a bit out there, but if you're in the area or looking for a great winery to spend a relaxing day, I highly recommend this spot.

I haven't been to Miramonte in years! I was happy to see that all of my favorite starters were…read morestill on the menu - the fromage and tomato and stuffed mushrooms. They're the best with rich, complimentary flavors in each dish! Our server was great! Very pleasant! I love the ambiance at this particular winery because the views are gorgeous! There are multiple seating areas - the main veranda, an extended seating area directly to the side of the main deck (veranda), and cabana seating (deposit required). The way the veranda is framed with greenery looking out at the hills is stunning. Miramonte is still one of my favorite places in Temecula Wine Country!

Not sure how to feel about this winery, but after the second winery we visited after Miramonte, I…read moreprobably would not visit Miramonte again. I decided to do a wine tasting for my birthday with 2 other guests and drove from LA to Temecula on a Sunday. Arriving to the estate was easy, there's plenty of free parking spots surrounding the winery. It's quite an uphill stroll and some stairs are involved, but you definitely get a workout in. They have a covered patio area of tables that are either reserved or you put your name down to get a table on the left side of the winery, the middle/terrace area is usually used for private parties/events such as a bridal shower or birthday party, where there are 2 outside bars and sometimes they offer live music, the back area of the estate has a grassy area with small vendors selling jewelry and such with picnic style tables (no shade or cover), a gazebo of seating facing in my opinion, the best part of the view, and a separate location for wine club members. The inside is where you do the actual wine tasting experience, and has high bar stool tables and chairs for seating as well. Stepping up to the hostess desk, a man who worked there greeted us and very quickly told us what they offer and then walked away (had nothing to do with the check in desk area, so it was a little confusing). The hostesses had the same spiel to give, and I had mentioned it was our first time and we had absolutely no idea how to even begin a wine tasting experience. The explanations were rushed and basically told us to figure it out. We walked away towards the inside/outside terrace of the winery and were stuck walking around for 5 minutes not knowing where to go. We stopped by one of the outside bars and asked for help, the bartender told us we could start our wine tasting experience inside. Now was that so hard to help us navigate where we're supposed to go and what we're supposed to do? Not everything should be explained on a script, most of the time hospitality and customer service goes a longer distance than formalities. We finally get inside and the women working the front for the tastings were really impersonal and standoffish. We finally start getting a tasting experience going, asked for recommendations and none were received or explained so we just picked random options and had them pour. Throughout the 6 tastings we had, each pour was a different amount, if the bottle they were using was running low, they would pour the last bits of it (barely 2 sips), and hand it over, vs a bottle that was more than full, would get a nice even tasting pour. We eventually wanted to order food, and before we even started the tasting, we asked for a table and the hostess told us it would be over an hour wait. We put our names down, they called us in the middle of our 2/6 tasting, which was less than 20 min. So we went to our table and kept having to go back inside one by one to taste our different wines, as we were at a table now and not just doing the tasting experience inside. Food was great, service at the table was also great. Afterwards we left our table and walked towards the gazebo area and sat down by the view. The most enjoyable part of our day just taking in the atmosphere. On our way out, we wanted to experience a different viewpoint which was the bar area with the stools next to the tables of the "reserved/name down" area. I very nicely asked the hostess if we could sit in the empty seats for just a second to finish our last tasting and take in the view, she told us no those are reserved areas and not just open for anyone to sit at as they please. "Sorryyyy those are reserved spaces" with a smile that was clearly not genuine. We understood, dropped our wine glasses off at the bar, and proceeded to our next destination. All in all, the service here was not great. The entire experience felt absolutely rushed, it was not focused on the wine tasting experience at all, they are more focused on selling tables and getting you to order food. There was no explanations on a quick backstory of the wines we were interested in trying, it was just like "which one do you want" "*point*" poured it, and just told us to enjoy. I didn't enjoy my time here at all, and I won't be back to visit, as there are many many other lowkey wineries that are not as highly reviewed or popular as this one, and they are a much better experience.

Had the Beet/Goat cheese salad, with Salmon. Excellent. Fish grilled to perfection. Crisp greens…read more Great pours on the tasting! Things are always great, especially when you bump into friends...

Came here with my daughter and grandson for an early dinner. Walking up to the front entrance was…read morevery pretty with flowers and trees. We sat outside because it was a beautiful day and it was very peaceful and relaxing. The service was good. Got our food quickly. We ordered a few things to share. Started off with the crisp pear salad which was very fresh and flavorful. Loved the pomegranate and candied walnuts in it as well as the thinly sliced pears. We also ordered the crispy brussels sprouts. They were probably the best brussels sprouts I've ever had and I loved the pork belly in it and pickled red onion on top. My grandson had the kids cheese pizza. We also split the Monserate classic burger and opted for truffle fries and OMG best fries ever! Nice and crispy on the outside. The burger was top notch. Cooked perfectly and was so tasty and juicy. For dessert we had vineyard delight cake. Never had a dessert quite like this. It was good. The whole meal was excellent. No complaints. I need to come back here when I'm in town.

Carrie is outstanding!!! She made Europa the best experience of the day. We will definitely be back.read more

We came last Saturday when SoleMusiq was playing. Our server, Chelsey, was so kind and friendly…read more The musician even gave her a shout out during his set and the crowd went crazy. The garlic shrimp and empanadas were awesome. We even saw Chef walking around talking to guests. You can tell the environment here at Bolero is full of love and pride. We'll be back very soon!

We made a follow up visit to this little winery which is a little off the beaten path but offers…read morenice wines and the most beautiful views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Owners, Kim & George, are very friendly and offer up a huge selection of white and red wines. Parking can be a challenge. If there are no spaces open at the top of the hill, you'll have to park along the side of a steep driveway. The one plus is that they do have a golf cart that will run people up and down the hill, but I don't know if that's always available. The tasting room is average size, but there is a spiral staircase that leads to a large upstairs patio (uncovered) with incredible views. You can certainly enjoy a glass or bottle up there and take in the amazing views...all the way to the ocean! WINES: The Beach House property is 4 acres total, with 2 acres planted with grapes. On our last visit, the tasting menu listed 14 wines (whites, rosé, and reds), and we even tried a couple that weren't on the menu. The wines are well made, and some that we've purchased in the past have laid down well in our cellar. I always state, individuals' palates can be very different than mine, but I'm pretty sure there will be a wine you'll enjoy. I recommend you visit and check them out for yourselves. I think you'll enjoy it. NOTE: They're only open on Saturdays/Sundays.

A Hidden Gem with Stunning Views and Exceptional Wines!…read more Beach House Winery is a true treasure nestled in the hills of Oceanside. The panoramic views from the rooftop patio are breathtaking, offering a serene backdrop of rolling vineyards and the distant ocean. It's the perfect setting for a relaxing afternoon of wine tasting. The wines here are diverse. Each varietal is thoughtfully crafted, showcasing the winery's dedication to quality. We particularly enjoyed the Tempranillo and Syrah, both rich and flavorful. The owners are welcoming, and knowledgeable, making the tasting experience both enjoyable and informative. Their passion for winemaking is evident and adds a personal touch to the visit. The winery is also the owners' residence, which adds a charming, personal feel to the experience. Don't worry about limited parking at the top, one of the owners (the very kind husband!) will happily and safely drive you up and down the hill in a golf cart. Such a thoughtful touch and much appreciated! I'm looking forward to coming back to try more wines, and to check out the pizza vendor they had on-site. It looked and smelt amazing! Great wine, stunning views, and a friendly atmosphere, what more could you ask for?

My husbands family discovered their city lights branded wine at 264 Fresco and wanted to know the…read moremakers, they found themselves at a small vineyard located in Fallbrook. That was back in 2018 and we've been getting bottles of their wine ever since. This past weekend we went to a wine tasting since they were shut down for better half of the last two years for Covid reasons. Only to find out that the wonderful owners might be moving and the wine is just as good if not better than it was before ! Susan and Mick are truly passionate about wine and started the winery from the ground up, their love for flavors come through with each sip. If you haven't been yet, give them a call and set up a tasting. You won't regret it!

Beautifully set in the Fallbrook/De Luz hills is a nice boutique winery called Casa Tienne. The…read moreowners Mick and Susan have provided a lavish setting with spectacular views. Great hosts and very friendly. They also have a winery dog named Cabernet. This is not your traditional winery that's open daily or even every weekend like Warner Springs Wineries. They are open at least two times per year for the semi annual pick up party. Any other time is hit or miss. They do private parties and events probably more often than they are open to the public. One of their main goals is to sell their wine to restaurants. More bulk sales oriented. The drive from Temecula Valley is approximately 30 minutes. Be sure to call ahead to make an appointment for wine tasting. The wines are still maturing and I only found one wine that I cared for and that was the Rembrandt Pinot Noir. The whites I found more palatable....I enjoyed the sauvignon blanc and the chardonnay. Cheers!

My favorite Winery. The owners took us on a tour personally, you can't say that about any other…read morewinery's for sure. It was a glorious day filled with an informative tour. The wine here is done with such love and hard work. Not your run of the mill Temecula Winery. Nestled in the hills of La Cresta, it was such a gorgeous Villa, with such an incredible view,. I was taken back by the wonderful couple that guided us through their process of the ancient method of aging and bottling the fruits of their labor. Not a mass production, unlike many other automated winery's. You should call and make an appointment, it would be a great day for you, as it was for us. Oh and by the way, the wine is out of this world with many varieties of their different years of RED wines.

From the owner: We are a small family owned winery. We love to serve good wine to those who truly enjoy quality…read more We're low priced by most standards and want to keep the family friendly environment. We welcome guests with very little notice. Call at (951) 696-3977 and drop in to meet the owners and take a tour.

I've visited this cozy winery on many occasions. The reds are wonderful with the Cab being my…read morefavorite. The manager Christy is friendly and knowledgeable about the wines and very pleasant. Bonus was the adoreable Corgi who greets the guests.

We went to the winery on May 9, (6 people), I purchased 2 bottles of wine and then we went to sit…read moreat the patio. When I went back to close out the tab, I asked for a printed receipt and she said they don't give printed receipts, she said she would email me the receipt, I never signed anything. She automatically added a 20% gratuity to our purchase without asking or telling me. I asked her to reverse the transaction because I wanted to decide on the tip. She said she was not willing to do that.