With a gourmet restaurant, an extensive Jazz concert lineup, and sit-down wine tastings, Thornton Winery adds a touch of class and refinement to wine tasting in Temecula Wine Country. The Place: As a well-established winery in the Temecula Wine Country, Thornton Winery presents itself with...
The newly renovated tasting room on the Callaway compound offers elegance and breathtaking views you can enjoy while sipping on one of their many wines. The Place: Callaway's vines were planted in 1969 by founder Ely Reeves Callaway Jr., who also became a household name in the golf industry....
Slightly off the beaten path of the DePortola Wine Trail, you will find Frangipani Winery's modest tasting room, beautiful vineyards and excellent wines; all of which will make you want to come back for more. The Place: A dirt driveway bordered by a white wood fence and symmetrical Italian...
Away from any of the wine trails, Palumbo Family Vineyards and Winery is a small, family-owned winery producing a limited number of highly-regarded varietals. The Place: Palumbo Winery sits alone on Monto De Oro Rd. Nick Palumbo, grape farmer turned winemaker, spent many years as one of the most...
With the abundance and growing popularity of wine tasting in Temecula, each winery is searching for a way to stand out. Baily's has opted for the medieval approach to wine tasting, at least in décor. Baily's is also one of the few wineries that offers a place to enjoy a meal with outdoor seating...
Vindemia Winery is a secluded vineyard and winery tucked away at the end of Calle Contento. For wine connoisseurs, this tiny, no frills Temecula Valley winery is a must visit. The Place: Located at the end of a dirt road in Temecula wine country, Vindemia is a simple, yet charming, winery with...
As the popularity of limo wine tasting shows no sign of slowing down in Temecula, some wineries have begun to adapt their wineries to this popular way to enjoy wine. Miramonte winery is one of these wineries. With reserved limo parking spots, and a tasting room that resembles the inside of a...
One of the newer wineries in Temecula brings old world European charm to southern California wine country. Spanish, Italian, and French influences flow throughout the winery, and the large, beautifully landscaped outdoor area offers a great place to enjoy one of your favorite bottles. Europa...
Formerly known as Stuart Cellars, Bel Vino winery isn't much to look at from the outside, but inside you will find multiple, cozy tasting areas and a friendly, knowledgeable staff. The Place: The tasting room itself won't be winning any architecture awards, but the sweeping views of Temecula...
Tucked away from the crowds and sitting in the middle of the vineyard, the Mount Palomar tasting room offers Italian charm and a wide variety of wines stemming from a long history of winemaking in Temecula. The Place: Mount Palomar clearly paid attention to every detail when creating the winery,...
One of the original wineries in Temecula, with grapes dating back to 1968, Maurice Car'rie sits comfortably as one of the staple wineries to visit while wine tasting in Temecula. Named for Maurice Van Roekel, who founded Maurice Car'rie Winery and Van Roekel Winery along with her husband, Bud...
Van Roekel is the sister winery of it's more famous sibling, Maurice Car'rie Winery, and while it is not as well-known as Maurice Car'rie it is still worth the stop. The winery is named for Bud Van Roekel, who founded Maurice Car'rie Winery and Van Roekel Winery along with his wife, Maurice Van...