The Wine House

The place is a jewel in the heart of 831 and Carmel Valley. Comparable to an Oasis. Service is excellent and options for beverages and food. Service is excellent and the natural ambience that is set is beyond words to put in perspective unless experienced in person. With friends, family or just to escape the hectic lifestyle by yourself is totally worth it.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Always an excellent local wine selection on the menu. Lovely outdoor seating. We love visiting this place all summer long.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Super cute little wine bar. Tasking room in the back.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Severe attitude problem.

Ok. So you got a buy out.
Big whoop. Have the
Professional sense
To mark the territory
As being bought out.
That’s how it’s done.
Courteously. Professionally.

Sorry. Area is bought out
For the evening. Mark the territory.

Don’t be mean. Don’t be hostile.
Especially when you carry
The Beschoff name.

There is a reputation to uphold.
And if you’re being unduly
Mean, heck KSBW may hear of it.

Anyone who sells their regulars, up the river for a phone in drive thru “buyout” lacks remedial mathematical sense to know one regular years in the making is worth far more than one “buy out”

CV wine house lacks manners.
Basic manners. Remedial manners.
Manners that would embarrass
The Beschoff name.

The Beschoff family hardly needs the money. They own Monterey Bay FC soccer “football” league.

And the daughters own Carmel valley wine house. Very nice. Very sweet. Very amicable.

In fact So is Ray Beschoff.
Lovely amicable man.
Salt of the earth.

So when I am harassed Insensibly by someone representing Carmel Valley Wine House wound up about “we got a buy out we got a buy out I need you to leave” I’m inclined to think if the Bayshoff clan is cognizant of the ill reputation they are peddling to their one block over regulars by being so unnecessarily hostile. The town regulars. For the ill reputation of money. We will do anything to anyone for money. Sell my own daughter by the hour in the back room for money.

Yeah. Maybe in Vegas.
Pretty sure you would.
By the hour.

In this town people hear about how nasty Beschoff treat. Mistreat their regulars for a little cash.

And people are likely to talk.

Manners. Irish manners. Not Vegas manners. Learn it.

Long after the cash.

Your reputation is what remains.

You see the situation here is Carmel Valley wine house usually has a come on Ye all come here on the Fridays for a little community music and hospitality. So when someone offers to do a surprise buy out the regulars may not be fully aware of these pop corn pop up oh we just got bought out situations. And in as such show up. Like we always do. In presence of. Ow signs of any kind. Only to be maltreated. Mistreated. Not by kindness. Not by sweetness. But by hostility. Vile hostility.

When your name is Ray Beschoff and your daughters own the wine house and you own Monterey Bay Football Club make ire you advise your staff and management of their manners. Especially to the locals.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 4

Service: 1

Fantastic atmosphere, great food and stellar wine. Also the best people :) What more could you want?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Didn't even eat here because they closed the food early. The wine was great though.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 1

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Not a Dish Just Sitting Outside

Great food, the wine of course is great. Family friendly, nice fire pits and bocce ball.

Awesome music tonight

Sunshine music and wine ?

It is located in a very quiet area, close to many motels.It has an open terrace and the plants are well cared for.There is a free parking lot in front of the entrance door.

Pretty limit selection of wine based on the name of the place. The star of this place is the outside patio. A side benefit is that it shares a parking lot with Joyce and Scratch wineries.

Great all around place to sip, relax and enjoy. The live music is a nice cherry on top.We'll definitely be back again.

This was a great way to wrap up our wine tasting in Carmel Valley. You order at the counter, then take your number and find a place to sit. They will bring the food out to you, but you are on your own for keeping your water filled and getting napkins, utensils, etc.

The food was simple (grilled cheese with sun dried tomato pesto and the side of meatballs), but the quality and taste were on point. Two of us split these, and we each had a glass of wine (great selection of area wineries).

It was recommended to by Pyper at Sardine Factory, and we thank her for that.

What a splendid place! It ties in so beautifully with the rolling hills and rustic elegance of Carmel valley!

So much fun! Beautiful setting and very relaxing.