Tablas Creek Vineyard

Kristin P. _{on Yelp}

Mar 5th, 2023

We had a great visit with Dustin last weekend. He was an amazing and knowledgeable educator. Both my friend and myself have managed tasting rooms before and were extremely impressed. He really made the whole experience engaging. We were also impressed with the host and the rest of the staff. Would highly recommend a visit here!

Suzie L. _{on Yelp}

Jan 28th, 2023

Great tastingThanks to our friend who is a Tablas Creek wine club member, we enjoyed a lovely wine tasting.  We enjoyed everything we tasted - and the service from Michael was excellent!

Lance Marsh _{on Google}

Jan 9th, 2023

Joined again after being without their wine for a few years.

Douglas M. _{on Yelp}

Mar 4th, 2023

About 15 years ago I wanted to go to Tablas Creek winery.   For some reason we didn't make it that trip....or the next, or the next or next. On my birthday I finally made it and was finally able to bury my regrets. We went with our friend who is industry which is never a bad thing while doing wine tastings.   Beyond the enjoyment of the wine itself there are always extra perks including all the fascinating wine nerd talk.  I learned a lot. Pixie was our server and she was absolutely terrific! The wine just kept coming and coming.   Tablas Creek is a Rhône style winery and their vineyard represents every single Rhône varietal.  There is a lot to chose from.  The winery is also one of only a few wineries I have ever visited that is truly Biodynamic.  They follow it to the letter which includes composting, following the lunar cycles and even burying manure stuffed cow horns in the vinyards every fall.   Not sure if they blow trumpets in the middle of certain nights but would not be surprised if they did.    If it sounds kind of silly but it isn't.   It's growing grapes the way they were grown hundreds or thousands of years ago.   Some of it might be tradition but most are sound and proven ways to organically improve the soil.  No pesticides, nets or foil to deter birds and pests.  They find that the smaller birds eat the pests and the birds that eat some grapes, well it's kind of there tithe to nature. All of their newer vinyards are now dry farmed which means no irrigation required.  I would suggest that being a faithful Rhône style winery that there wines are on the lighter side, if you love that you will love Tables creek (nothing to do with tables)