We dropped in Sunday around 2pm. It wasn't busy at all. They have both outside and indoor seatings…read more Only 1 table outside and inside were taken. It was a windy day so we decided to sit inside due to bad allergies. We chose the $50 single vineyard flight of 3 wines: Syrah and 2 cabs and the $70 single vineyard flight : Syrah, 2 cabs, chard, and a sparkling rose. The wines were complex and didn't taste cheap. All the wines were smooth. It's just pricey. Wished they waived a tasting with a bottle purchase but it was a $250 minimum purchase to waive 1 tasting. The female staff who poured for us was knowledge and nice. la dame Michele sparkling rose- smells aged but tastes fine, dry Weather carneros gap vineyard Chardonnay- not oakey or buttery at all, refreshing Crane vineyard Syrah- peppery, smooth GNR vineyard cab- fruity, smooth R/D vineyard cab- fruity, smooth Coombsville vineyard cab- fruity, smooth - the best cab Twisted oak cab- fruity, smooth

The wine I tasted was pretty good! I didn't try a glass but a sip of one that was suppose to be…read moregood! Justin who worked there was really nice and gave us very good suggestions. I tried their Sauvignon blanc that was decent. This is like a lounge but located in downtown, with a lowkey vibe. We came on a Friday and it was not that crowded. Very nice ambiance and nice decor and vibe! The place is good to try and grab a glass of wine! I will come here again to get a good vibe and chill. -Marshay D.

First time I came here, Jake was working and he told the beautiful story about the firefighters…read morevineyard who makes the Rosé and I fell in love with it! Second time we met the owners and they were the most kind hearted people and met an older gentleman who told us the story of how he invented Pepper Jack Cheese!!! Then today we came in and finally did their tasting with their me membership and and Olivia described each wine with the most colorful names! I'm obsessed with this place, every time I visit NorCal I make it a point to come visit!

As a wine enthusiast, I was looking forward to exploring the wine selection, but unfortunately the…read moreCabernet Sauvignon was a disappointment. Rather than showcasing the complexity, structure, and depth typically associated with the varietal, it came across as overly sweet and one-dimensional--more reminiscent of grape Kool-Aid than Cabernet. The venue itself was undeniably charming, with a cute and inviting aesthetic. However, the atmosphere was overwhelmingly loud. The energy felt geared more toward a sports-bar or "jock crowd" experience than a setting where guests could comfortably appreciate wine, conversation, and the nuances of the tasting experience. If you're seeking a lively social scene, this may be your place. If you're looking for a refined environment to savor wine, you may find the experience lacking.

The view was beautiful. The wines were excellent. Alex, who led our tasting, was cordial and…read moreextremely knowledgeable. The cheese plate was a nice addition. What's not to like? Cuvaison is a wonderful winery.

Cuvaison offers elegant tastings, beautiful views, great service, amazing wines, and the caviar…read morepairing that always makes my visit extra special. The views are heavenly, it makes you feel as if you are in your own vineyard. My favorites are: Cuvaison, Pinot Noir, Spire Cuvaison, Chardonnay, Kite Tail Brandlin Estate Zinfandel Old Vine, Mount Veedee Perfect wine tasting, no matter the time of the year, Cuvaison always delivers the best experience.

LOVED THIS PLACE!!!!!! The building was esthetically pleasing and the staff were friendly. When I…read moretell you we had a good time and we laughed we did just that. We took several pictures and enjoyed our seats on the rooftop. The white wine was chilled to perfection and worth the visit. Would I go back? YES, I would.

Stopped in for a drink and really enjoyed the place. The waiter was very informative and helpful…read morewith ordering. Making great suggestions. The place was comfortable and welcoming. Peter was also super helpful with recommending other wineries and places to eat. It was great talking with him.

I stumbled upon Levendi through a recommendation from a coworker, and it has since become my…read moreabsolute favorite tasting room in Napa. My husband and I were able to call ahead and schedule a very last-minute tasting, and from the very beginning, the hospitality was exceptional. I work in the wine industry on the retail side in Texas, while my husband does not, so creating an experience that feels both educational and approachable for both of us is not always easy. Steve absolutely nailed it. He welcomed us warmly, shared thoughtful stories about the wines and the winery, and made the experience feel incredibly personal. The tasting room itself is beautiful and feels like a hidden gem in Napa. We especially loved learning about the wines and the woman winemaker behind Levendi. The tasting was stunning from start to finish. What truly sets Levendi apart, though, is the level of hospitality. Since our visit, I have referred many of my favorite clients to Levendi, and Steve consistently goes above and beyond for them. He bends over backwards to make sure my customers are taken care of, and every single person I've sent has come back raving about their experience. At this point, a trip to Napa would not feel complete without a stop at Levendi. I honestly cannot imagine Napa without Levendi -- or Steve. If it's your first visit, do yourself a favor and try the Stagecoach. You won't be sorry.

Great tasting event. Service was super. Steve went over and beyond to explain their wine sourcing…read moreand production. Very good at explaining each wine as it was served. Great interior with low lighting and comfortable seating.

I've been to a couple of wineries around Napa and if you want whimsical and intimate- this is your…read moreplace!! We were a pretty rowdy group of 7 and I had asked for a more secluded table/pretty views when I made the reservation and they had us in the perfect area. They even customize your menu to say happy birthday!! Our sommelier was Tyler and we absolutely LOVED him. He answered all our questions thoroughly and took great photos of us and had us laughing the whole time. The wine tasting itself was good. I wish we could choose which wines/tastes we preferred rather than have a set menu.

A beautiful day at Saintsbury enjoying good wine with my favorite person. Attentive and excellent…read morecustomer service.

Stopped here for a Saturday afternoon wine tasting with some friends…read more The winery sits on a hill overlooking napa wine country, which is very beautiful. We tried a couple of their red wines and ordered a couple bottles of bubbly for the table, which were refreshing and not too sweet. We also ordered a charcuturie board, which I enjoyed. There was a variety of pickles, mustard, nuts, and cheeses and you could really customize your bite.

Wow, how far Domaine Carneros has fallen is truly sad…read more I have been coming here since childhood (with about at 15 year break for obvious reasons). In the 90s and early 00s they allowed well-behaved kids, and I remember being enchanted by the sheep cutouts, the pate and cheese, and the beautiful fountain. We eventually stopped being brought around, but my parents stayed members for decades. When I returned as an adult as guests on my parent's membership, the visits were wonderful. Servers were warm, the wine was phenomenal, the view stunning, and the food always great. After years of joining my parents, I finally became a member myself. Since then, visits with my husband have been inconsistent. To be clear, WE are consistent- we dress well, behave respectfully, never overindulge, and tip generously. Most of the time service is attentive, we taste everything, order plenty of food, and buy lots of wine to take home. Friends have even joined because they loved the experience. But about a third of the time service feels strict, stingy, and inattentive, and I cannot understand why our treatment differs so much from my parents, even with the same servers. But, we came back again and again, because MOST off the time it's a dream. This past weekend, however, may cost them two memberships. We visited with two couples, one already a member and one interested in joining. We were dressed well, respectful, and ordered plenty of food. After asking for a couple more tastes to go with our next round, we were told there was a limit of four pours. When the server returned (I had asked for some time to reconsider the tastes if we were limited), she said three. Everyone agreed we were told four the first time. If this is a new policy, why did it change within minutes? Why weren't we informed the first time we asked to try something else? Service declined from there. No checking on shade, slow follow ups when we asked for additional accoutrements, and no water top offs unless we asked. We were absolutely mortified that our good friends we had invited had this as their first experience, after us spending years telling them about how magical it generally is here. We ended our visit early and spent our money at Iron Horse Vineyards, where we enjoyed hours of great wine and a beautiful view without being cut off. One of the couples actually ended up joining their wine club based on the stark differences. Domaine Carneros lost an additional membership, hundreds in purchases, and may lose two dedicated members. All it would have taken was a few more ounces and a little more time. When we visit wineries where we hold memberships, we expect to be treated as valued guests and to enjoy tasting as much of the menu as we can until we are finished. Little gifts sent to us on our membership anniversaries are cute, but where is that same sentiment when we're there in person? That doesn't seem like too much to ask for other wineries. I keep giving Domaine Carneros chances though, as I have so many amazing memories here. My parents were shocked when I told them. They had just visited and had the experience they have enjoyed for decades. So why didn't we? We now have to decide if keeping this membership is worth it. The wine is excellent and the views impeccable, but I am not sure I want to support a place that so clearly chooses who gets better treatment.

Very nice upscale winery. Their wine tasting experience is $80 for two glasses and a charcuterie…read moreboard. A little pricey to sample two wines, but it is very beautiful here with amazing architecture and design. Unfortunately, you're not able to just have a (1) glass of wine, you need to do the $80 two glasses and a charcuterie board if you want to taste here. We did not end up having our wine tasting experience here, but we were able to walk around, and it was beautiful. Also heard their paella gift set is amazing and that they have paella experiences here too! It was beautiful, but not full, so chances of being able to walk in, is probably high. + $80 for two glasses and a charcuterie board + Need to do the two glasses, cannot get one. + Beautiful scenery + Beautiful decor + Cute walk + Accessible for all with an elevator

I am genuinely disappointed and a little shocked at my experience today. Price was clearly mislead…read moreand we were not told about our options with selection. Yet we were stuck with a glass for 80$ instead. Transparency with customers is essential, and unfortunately, that was completely lacking during our visit. This experience left a very negative impression, and I hope the business reevaluates how it communicates its promotions so other customers aren't caught off guard the way we were. After bringing our complaint verbally, we were told sorry and left to leave.