FAQs

FAQs

Hours? And do you require reservations?
The winery is open Wednesday through Saturday 11-8 and Sunday 11-6. Reservations are not required for the tasting room. For groups larger than 20 or for bus groups, please call ahead. 

Do you offer food there as well?

Absolutely. You can order our famous wood-fired pizza as well as a great assortment of wine friendly appetizers from our Kitchen, located in the center of the courtyard.

How does your wine tasting work?

We offer traditional wine tasting at our counter as well as a wine flight of three wines that you take to your table in a cute Instagrammable holder. 

 Do you offer wine for sale on your website?

Yes we do. Just visit our online shop here on our website. Currently we only ship within California. 

You have a village of shops?

Yes, the winery village shops are located throughout our rustic and original buildings in the winery courtyard and have a vast array of unique items. They are open 11-6 Wednesday thru Sunday. Manzanita Coffee is open 9-5 Wednesday - Sunday. You can even take your glass of wine with you while you shop in our village shops! Thank you for supporting small businesses!

Do you have live music?

Currently we do not, but we have some great background music over our speaker system. 

Do you allow pets? 

As much as we love our furry friends, no pets are permitted on the winery grounds. NO exceptions. Service dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities are always welcome. 

Do you allow outside Food and Beverages? 

No, we do not. And though we may look park-like, the winery is privately owned, and picnicking with outside food and beverages is never permitted. 

Are children welcome at the winery?

Absolutely! Our food menu is very family friendly, we have a coffee shop with non-alcoholic drinks and snacks and a fun candy and gelato shop. Just please watch your children at all times and do not let them climb on our antique machinery, pick our flowers and fruits or enter employee-only areas.