7 Best Wineries near Fairfax

“John didn’t just pour us wine, he took us on a journey.

From the first glass to the last, we loved hearing the stories behind the wines, exploring the space, and soaking in that AMAZING view. The tasting was personal, relaxed. It was full of those little moments that turn an afternoon of wine tasting into a core memory.

And the wines!! Our group kept finding new favorites.🍷

The whole place has so much character. From the barrel room with the wine stained table and chandelier to the beautiful outdoor spaces overlooking the view. We left already dreaming about coming back for the next event.

I would LOVE to host an event here someday. Until then, I guess being wine club members gives us a pretty good excuse to return. 🥂“

“What a great experience and place to visit. Invite only or for work, you will be treated very well by all staff and the property is absolutely beautiful. Art Museum had lots of Original artwork and the whole property is full of awesome Movie Paintings. Gift shop is really cool. Again, what a place to get a chance to visit, thanks to all the great staff that made us feel at home!!!“

“We heard so much about this place, we came over from San Francisco specifically to try it out! What a perfect spot to have a taste of some amazing wines and an array of incredible cheeses and crackers. You walk inside and it’s a little shop with a bar counter on the right. You order what you like and sit outside and enjoy the beautiful view!! I am so looking forward to coming back on my next visit. Make it a point to stop in, you won’t be disappointed!!“

“Great vibe, good beer and wine, fun venue for live music.“

“The hostess was lovely and served our tasting with a delightful plate of cheese, crackers, and almonds. The tasting room was intimately small but you wouldn’t notice the size because of the placement of bar and tables, and the large window and view of Mount Tam. If there were 6 stars I would have selected 6. This is one to visit.“

“Beautiful property. Delicious Cabernet. Herb and Deb Rowland are the keepers of a fascinating trove of Novato history“