11 Best Wineries in Gilroy

“EDIT: We gave Fernwood another shot last weekend for Passport Month and we were glad we did. Last time the tasting was in a small room on the right side of the road. It was a rainy day and the room was very hot and muggy. Now they have opened a new tasting room on the left side of the road. The weather this time was perfect and the room was much more comfortable. We enjoyed the wines a lot more this time. We even bought a bottle partly because Fernwood offered special pricing for Passport holders. I wish more wineries did this.There is a beautiful little creek running alongside the tasting room along with some great outdoor seating areas and a spot to play Bacci Ball or Cornhole.Small tasting room. Kind of hard to get to. Decent wines but nothing we were interested in buying. Friendly staff.“

“We enjoyed our first visit and will definitely come back! Jeff and Noe are welcoming and friendly, and the wines were delicious. Definitely recommend putting this winery on your list if you’re in the area (bonus-you don’t have to make a reservation!).“

“We had a great time here... it was sunny with a light breeze this weekend. The property is really colorfully decorated but with a touch of zen. It has lots of seating and a beautiful view of the vineyard and hills. It's a very low key and chill vibe. Live band was nice, other patrons were friendly, lots of dogs roam the property freely and come by your table randomly for some petting and love (or looking for snacks! :)). Owner and staff were very cool and the tasting flight wines were actually all delicious. It was only $20 and comes with 4 reds and a white to try. Our favorite was the Harmonic Convergence, a red blend. Definitely will be back.“

“Extremely friendly staff. Owners walk around and engage with customers. Wine is delicious s d a wide variety including their new seltzer wines. Wish they were open on more weekends during the month.“

“I've never been to this place. However, I must ask, as a bona fide wine lover and citizen of the Monterey Peninsula: what kind of self-professed wine connoisseur, e.g. Gary Mora, would seriously describe a wine as "yummy"? I bet certain wineries would throw him out on his keester if he ever used that phrase.“

“take pride in their craft and have developed wonderful wines“

“Wine was great! They are open on the weekends if i read that right, somebody celebrated birthday when we were there, there was dancing happening, and singing. The bathroom is clean. It was fun overall! We came from the gilroy garlic town so it was a good stop.“

“We spent the afternoon doing some wine tasting and relaxing under a gazebo. Such amazing tasting wine ( could be because it’s still processed in the traditional Italian way) and learning about the history of the family. ❤️❤️❤️ this place.“

“Casual & welcoming! Our server was awesome and patient with my friends who had never been. She answered numerous questions. We enjoyed the music and the oysters and tacos (for purchase) were great! As a wine member I always find something new to enjoy! Thanks Sarah''s!“

“Such a cool experience, this was my first time wine tasting and were was a little intimidated but the staff was super friendly on giving us the rundown. After we finished the round of tasting we got a bottle, some snacks and sat on the outdoor patio to enjoy our wine the live band playing. I rate this place 10 out 10, fully recommended. We will definitely be back when we are in the area.“

“Just as we were getting comfy, the tasting room transformed into a lively hotspot courtesy of a busload of revelers. Yet Pam, the one-woman wine whirlwind, effortlessly kept up, doling out pours and charm with impressive finesse – and miraculously recalling every conversation.
We had a jolly good time and got the best wine on the house!
Drop by if you are here! You will love it and felt reluctant to leave…like me!
Next time, I will join a wine tour. They had so much fun!“