Another location that has been on my list of places to visit for the longest time! Beautiful…read moreoutdoor seating patio for tastings, in addition to a smaller indoor space. I came on a Saturday when they seemed to have A LOT going on that had staff moving in multiple directions, however, they never missed a beat! Lisa walked me through my tasting, and she was fantastic! While I don't know that the whites will ever make the journey home for me, some of the reds I tried were perfection. I went home with a bottle of Syrah (Josh's Starry Night) and the Montepulciano. I will definitely be back to explore more of their selection!

Un-wine-ding here was the best decision I made today…read more What an amazing experience in the most unexpected locations. Stopped in at this winery that I've been noticing every day on my commute out of Escalon and a little upset I didn't stop sooner. We were immediately greeted by one of the stewards the second we walked up to the door. He greeted us with warmth and great enthusiasm. When we entered we couldn't help but notice the beautiful architecture of the buildings and the rustic decor. It gave off a great amount of warmth mixed with some extra coziness. We decided to sit inside although the fire pits outside beckoned my name for future visits. They had a great selection of wines and the stewards were all very welcoming and knowledgeable. Lisa was amazing and so very attentive to us the entire time. We loved that you could also visit the onsite market to grab items to munch on. You can personalize your own charcuterie board to enjoy with your wine. We loved our visit here so much that we decided to become members and will definitely be making many more visits ahead! We tasted, we loved, we committed!

The service people are very polite, but the place only carters for employees . I wish there was a…read moreproper tasting room though

There aren't enough nice things to say about E&J Gallo Winery…read more The space in Modesto is quite nice. The private tours are unlike any other experience I've had. The winery offers a very wide variety wine and spirits (many of which tend to be the go-to for most people). This proves that Gallo has something for almost everyone to enjoy in the beverage department. The family that owns the business is genuine and shows that through the products they produce along with the way they take care of their employees. They're also very Earth friendly, which can been seen through the structure of the new building, the practices of recycling and more. Whether you're a distributor, retailer, consumer or employee, Gallo is truly a top notch company to take part in.

The wine was awesome, the ambience was great, and the live music did not disappoint. The owners…read morewere also very nice.

This is a great little winery to go to especially on a summer afternoon like we did. They have…read moreplenty of seating both inside and outside. They have the usual charcuterie board stuff. Their wine selection is really good. The staff is really friendly as well and check on your regularly which I appreciate.

beautiful local winery that is family owned & operated. I was invited to a Saturday event with…read moremusic and it did not disappoint. We were late to our reservation, however, one of the owners was so nice to accommodate. This was the most perfect day to be there for a first time or 5th time. weather was perfect. Outside pizza vendor was 1.5 hours out on orders. so we stopped in the little store and found excellent crackers and cheese to hold us off. I heard the Genoa bread was amazing from a Modesto bakery. But, sold out:( you pay for everything and the. Bring to your server and they put it all on a charcuterie board and bring to your table. I really enjoyed their Chardonnay on this rather hot day. People were dancing, drinking, eating and socializing. It was great! the wildflowers on the grounds are so beautiful! They have games to play. And dogs are welcome! Check out all my photos. I'm giving this 4 stars only because I think it's ridiculous to not be prepared and offer pizza as your only vendor and wait 1.5 hours knowing you are completely booked for the day. and, the pizza was really thin, hardly any cheese we could see or taste. Basil was less than appetizing to look at, but we were starving. So we ate every paste bite. I think it would have been nice to offer fresh Apples, pears or grapes in the store for the charcuterie boards. You have to try their soft Jalapeno cheese in the cold case!!! It was delish w/the crackers from Rustic oven. I loved the store... the 2 guys who do the treasures with grapevines are incredible. I can't wait to take a class. Parking is awesome if you can get under the covered area. Bathrooms are clean. This definitely is a must to visit. highly recommend:)

Beautiful grounds and a shop filled with goodies! I have had this place on my list for a while and…read morefinally had the opportunity to stop by. I love the decor made from the vines (currently Easter/spring themed). I went home with some pickled goods and focaccia, but am very intrigued by the gourde bowls... I may be back for one!

I'm a truck driver I delivered to McManus family vineyard right before Christmas when I got empty I…read morewent into the front office to buy a few bottles of there vine the owner wife was very helpful I finally got to open the first bottle ofther reserve cabernet sauvignon it was very good I cant wait to try the other to bottles that I got . I will be getting more ordered soon

Drive up to the office & what you notice immediately is how dignified & elegant the building &…read moreproperty are. The facade alone is worthy of an Architectural Digest cover. The front doors are practically majestic. No appointment necessary, but there is not an actual tasting room, so they do not do tastings in house. All are welcome to peruse the wine list (see pic) & purchase bottles for home. Prices are beyond reasonable; $9 or 10 bucks a bottle, w the most expensive being $16. $120 is the average for a case, & if you buy a case there is a 10% discount. The Cabernet & the Pinot Noir have the largest following, & it is the Pinot Noir that is my personal choice. California is blessed w grapes, & we are lucky to have such easy access to so many quality wines. Unlike the majority of the country (& the world for that matter), we're part of that privileged few that have the luxury of drinking locally, instead of having to fly or order our wine from great & far. Location, location, location. 4 stars.

I love wine, but living in Vancouver on my wage, I also have to be economical. There are several…read moreless expensive wines on the market, with most tasting like crap, but Barefoot has really decent wines at reasonable prices, typically ranging from $8.99 to $11.99. They also have a sizeable selection of both red and white wines, with my favourite being their Cabernet Sauvignon. However, until recently, they lacked a good selection of roses -- I only ever saw Zinfandel and Moscato -- yuck. But this summer, I was thrilled to find a pink Pinot Grigio by Barefoot in BC Liquor Stores -- finally, a decent, affordable rose! Wine snobs reading this probably think I'm a savage, but I'm not ashamed to admit that I like Barefoot wines -- they fit my budget, the quality is decent, and they have a good selection. Barefoot is a very respectable budget wine. [Yelp collections: Wine Time!]

Barefoot Cellars has a disappointment in riesling. notes of peach, mandarin orange, jasmine, honey,…read moretangerine, and who knows what other fruit? all i taste is the sugar. what's the dif. between choosing dr. pepper and barefoot riesling? what happened to the subtleties of wine tasting.

I have sampled just about all of the Rossi wines and find the Burgundy to be a great wine to cook…read morewith while sipping on the great Rossi Cab. Also the Paisano is one of the best tasting reds I've had in a long while. These wines are very good year after year and the price is always right. I will always be a fan of Carlo Rossi wines for both cooking and sipping.