It’s a great place to spend a summer afternoon on the patio, with a glass of fine wine and some snacks (you can bring your own food). Overall, the winery is beautiful, great staff, and the wines are very good. Problem number two - every winery I’ve visited, and that’s a lot of wineries, drops the tasting charge if you buy a few bottles which we did. And the winery does nothing about it, since a lot of their customers are locals.

You expect parents to have some control over their kids. When the daughter pulled out a tambourine, that was the end for us - we politely asked the mother to have her stop, and were met with the “It’s a family friendly winery”. The kids ran wild, totally out of control and ignored by the parents.

That’s where we had problem number one - I guess they advertise the winery as family friendly, which sounds OK unless you have to deal with two mothers who brought four young kids along with all their toys. Their outdoor covered is beautiful with lots of tables, overlooking a pond. The winery met expectation - reasonably priced tastings, and as with most wineries, you get to taste a lot more than what they advertise. The winery is in a beautiful valley, somewhat remote - nice drive along 2 lane roads, followed by a mile or so along a rough dirt road. Always wanted to visit this winery - loved their red wine blends, and the location out in the foothills was intriguing.

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