Teddye (tasting host) was amazing. We loved our visit there.
SunshiineMoonRise
First time and left as a member. Beautiful property, warm and inviting staff, pet friendly with amazing wine! What sets this winery apart from is the individualized attention you get✨ ( thank you MITCH) ✨with the pressure of becoming a member. I met a few members that were friendly and welcoming which made my decision easier. Looking forward to events and delicious wine ! The Rafaele, zin and Pinot noir are a must try! Their CORSET wine sealed the deal for me !!
Mo Just
Delicious and fun environment for wine tasting! Teddye was amazing!
Julia Beaty
Teddye was amazing! Great experience!!
Cole Valles
Tasting host Teddye was amazing on today’s wine tasting. Great times!
Carly Tschirky
Teddye was the best tasting host! Would love to have her again when we come back :)
Parker Smith
teddye was absolutely fantastic as our tasting host
Dawn Smith
Mitch & Byron Wonderful experience. Both Mitch and Byron were helpful, knowledgeable and charming
Joann Cordero
Mitch & Byron are amazing. They were very informative on all the tasting and I ended up joining. Beautiful winery and lots of interesting activities they provide.
Angie Mara
My husband and I had reservations at Oak Farm Vineyards in Lodi. We arrived 30 minutes early and asked if we could check in early—no problem, we were told. The woman at check-in introduced us to Byron, who kindly walked us through tasting fees and the process. He was fantastic.
We then asked if we could enjoy our tasting from a sitting area on the east side of the tasting room. A woman named Keli said that would be fine if we purchased a bottle (with tastings still done at the counter). That seemed reasonable, so we selected a bottle.
As we went to find a table number for a charcuterie board, another employee, Tori, stepped in and aggressively declared that the area was for members only. She interrupted Byron—who was simply repeating what we were told upon check-in—and corrected him in a condescending way, right in front of us. It was uncomfortable and unnecessary. At no point were we trying to bend the rules—we were simply following instructions we’d been given. Tori escalated the situation rather than clarifying it, and even when I explained, she dismissed me by throwing her hands up and saying we could “do whatever we wanted.” Byron, to his credit, tried to take responsibility, though he did nothing wrong.
What made this worse is the timing. My husband and I had just left Jessie’s Grove Winery, where we felt like the red carpet was rolled out. We were warmly welcomed, guided to a beautiful seating area, and the pours were brought directly to us. It felt personal, elevated, and effortless—the exact opposite of Oak Farm, where we were left standing at a stale counter and made to feel like an inconvenience.
The whole interaction at Oak Farm ruined what should have been a positive experience. We were wine shopping with the intention of joining a club to gift bottles to our clients for Christmas, but Oak Farm missed that opportunity. This is not the first time I’ve experienced poor customer service here, but it will likely be the last.
Unless you’re already a member—or enjoy being made to feel less than—I’d avoid Oak Farm. The staff’s behavior made me feel unwelcome, and that’s the opposite of what a winery should deliver.
First time at Oak Farm vineyard-I have been doing wine tastings for years now and never have I seen a employee take so much pride in customer service I appreciate her (Teddye ) knowledge of the wine industry and professionalism she was helping her co workers multitasking even as someone dropped a glass on the floor she immediately jumped into action, went and got a broom and help clean the mess up she cares about her customers and co workers she should be acknowledge as a mgr of a restaurant with seve safe certification I see a value in this employee first time here 8-16-25 and I would come back just because the experience I have almost 10 million people who follow my reviews please follow for more content Mgr Jennifer stop by our table and told about the family house and the back story also vapor trail was excellent thank you 🙏🏾 for making my wife happy happy wife happy life ❤️❤️❤️❤️✅
Gaby Fonseca
Truly enjoyed the brut!
Devina Bascones
Very relaxing after a busy day. Music was ok with that Duo 🎸🎸 act young couple. Couldn't really hear their music sitting on the outside of the patio🎵.🚫 Maybe cause their playing a Lil to soft for my liking. 👂🏻. Other then that we enjoyed the snacks that we ordered And at the lady's at bar and waitress were nice. Hopefully come back soon🍷🍷🍷🙋🏽♂️🙋🏽♂️🙋🏻♀️
Joseph Raponi
We stopped by Oak Farm Winery today. Kristina was our host and we could not have asked for a more pleasant person. Truly a great experience with excellent wines. Do yourself a favor and visit Oak Farm . I will definitely be back.
Marissa Bitcon
Delicious food and wine, beautiful views, and friendly, welcoming staff. Definitely coming back and hope to take the history/wine tour!
Teddye (tasting host) was amazing. We loved our visit there.
First time and left as a member. Beautiful property, warm and inviting staff, pet friendly with amazing wine! What sets this winery apart from is the individualized attention you get✨ ( thank you MITCH) ✨with the pressure of becoming a member.
I met a few members that were friendly and welcoming which made my decision easier.
Looking forward to events and delicious wine ! The Rafaele, zin and Pinot noir are a must try! Their CORSET wine sealed the deal for me !!
Delicious and fun environment for wine tasting! Teddye was amazing!
Teddye was amazing! Great experience!!
Tasting host Teddye was amazing on today’s wine tasting. Great times!
Teddye was the best tasting host! Would love to have her again when we come back :)
teddye was absolutely fantastic as our tasting host
Mitch & Byron
Wonderful experience. Both Mitch and Byron were helpful, knowledgeable and charming
Mitch & Byron are amazing. They were very informative on all the tasting and I ended up joining. Beautiful winery and lots of interesting activities they provide.
My husband and I had reservations at Oak Farm Vineyards in Lodi. We arrived 30 minutes early and asked if we could check in early—no problem, we were told. The woman at check-in introduced us to Byron, who kindly walked us through tasting fees and the process. He was fantastic.
We then asked if we could enjoy our tasting from a sitting area on the east side of the tasting room. A woman named Keli said that would be fine if we purchased a bottle (with tastings still done at the counter). That seemed reasonable, so we selected a bottle.
As we went to find a table number for a charcuterie board, another employee, Tori, stepped in and aggressively declared that the area was for members only. She interrupted Byron—who was simply repeating what we were told upon check-in—and corrected him in a condescending way, right in front of us. It was uncomfortable and unnecessary. At no point were we trying to bend the rules—we were simply following instructions we’d been given. Tori escalated the situation rather than clarifying it, and even when I explained, she dismissed me by throwing her hands up and saying we could “do whatever we wanted.” Byron, to his credit, tried to take responsibility, though he did nothing wrong.
What made this worse is the timing. My husband and I had just left Jessie’s Grove Winery, where we felt like the red carpet was rolled out. We were warmly welcomed, guided to a beautiful seating area, and the pours were brought directly to us. It felt personal, elevated, and effortless—the exact opposite of Oak Farm, where we were left standing at a stale counter and made to feel like an inconvenience.
The whole interaction at Oak Farm ruined what should have been a positive experience. We were wine shopping with the intention of joining a club to gift bottles to our clients for Christmas, but Oak Farm missed that opportunity. This is not the first time I’ve experienced poor customer service here, but it will likely be the last.
Unless you’re already a member—or enjoy being made to feel less than—I’d avoid Oak Farm. The staff’s behavior made me feel unwelcome, and that’s the opposite of what a winery should deliver.
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First time at Oak Farm vineyard-I have been doing wine tastings for years now and never have I seen a employee take so much pride in customer service I appreciate her (Teddye ) knowledge of the wine industry and professionalism she was helping her co workers multitasking even as someone dropped a glass on the floor she immediately jumped into action, went and got a broom and help clean the mess up she cares about her customers and co workers she should be acknowledge as a mgr of a restaurant with seve safe certification I see a value in this employee first time here 8-16-25 and I would come back just because the experience I have almost 10 million people who follow my reviews please follow for more content Mgr Jennifer stop by our table and told about the family house and the back story also vapor trail was excellent thank you 🙏🏾 for making my wife happy happy wife happy life ❤️❤️❤️❤️✅
Truly enjoyed the brut!
Very relaxing after a busy day. Music was ok with that Duo 🎸🎸 act young couple. Couldn't really hear their music sitting on the outside of the patio🎵.🚫 Maybe cause their playing a Lil to soft for my liking. 👂🏻. Other then that we enjoyed the snacks that we ordered And at the lady's at bar and waitress were nice. Hopefully come back soon🍷🍷🍷🙋🏽♂️🙋🏽♂️🙋🏻♀️
We stopped by Oak Farm Winery today. Kristina was our host and we could not have asked for a more pleasant person. Truly a great experience with excellent wines. Do yourself a favor and visit Oak Farm . I will definitely be back.
Delicious food and wine, beautiful views, and friendly, welcoming staff. Definitely coming back and hope to take the history/wine tour!
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