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Came oht to watch live music for Mothers Day. Fantastic music by Sammy D, the views are stunning, wonderful food, wine and service. Thank you

Steve H.

This is not only a spectacularly beautiful location but a wonderful place to gather with friends, listen to music and drink delicious wine. The owners/hosts will make you feel like family which will make you want to return again and again. Viva la Trinty Vineyards!

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Owners, Steve, and Cindy Parker are always visited with their customers and will even sit and have.

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I want to start off by saying that the customer service I received here was excellent. The tasting…read moreassociate was very sweet and personable, and nothing that I'm about to say has anything to do with her or the people employed there! I'm not a wine connoisseur. I'll pick up a $6 from the grocery store and call it good. I go tasting every once in a while, but I don't get into the whole "notes of this" "nice nose" kinda stuff. But I will have the occasional $50-80 bottle as a treat. That being said, I got the first wine (I think it was a Pinot gris? Just a white wine) on the flight, looked at my friend (who's a winemaker) and said "this thing has notes of wet dog and sewage". She agreed. I couldn't drink it and it burned the back of my throat when I tried it. The second wine (rose) had notes of sulfur and also burned . It was easier to drink but not great. The Pinot noir was the best, I could actually drink it. Though I've had cheaper bottles that tasted better. It was very watery and didn't have much body to it. The Pinotage was very disappointing. It had too much salinity. I know that the winery was just bought out from the previous owner so they're probably just stuck with whatever he made. I'd like to come back in a couple of years to try some things that the new owners make! I didn't get to try their food, but it did look amazing. Again, service was great and very helpful, but the wine was just...not it.

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