An intimant wine tasting experience located on a hill top with views of vineyards on all sides. The sign out front says no dogs, but be carfeul you don't trip on the resident dog on your way into the tasting room. Enjoyed a decent merl/cab-sav/cab-franc they call Tre Fratelli. Nice place.
David F.
Last weekend I had the pleasure to enjoy a wine and food pairing dinner at the Bluewater Grill. I can't stop thinking about one of the pairings and that was the Tuscan Sea Bass paired with Palumbo Family Vineyard's Tre Fratelli. Palumbo's Tre Fratelli was a perfect match for the dish. We also tasted Palumbo's Estate Viognier, Estate Due Rosie, and Estate Sangiovese. All were perfectly paired with each dish. Palumbo is one of my favorite Wineries in the Temecula Valley, so I was a happy man!
Darci M.
It's a smaller niche winery with about 5 wines on the tasting menu. As of a spring 2024 it's about $20 pp. we went on a rainy day so there was just standing room only. We stood around a small bar height table. There was some stuff piled up in the back table, and not alot of lighting making it look dark and uninviting. As a group of 10 we all felt a little unwanted. I think the crew needs to take a look at first impressions and do a full deep clean of the tasting room. On rainy days- come in early- dry off chairs and set it up to look presentable and inviting. At $40 a couple to stand in a dark small tasting room was not the best look for an entire first time visit, especially since there is a beautiful valley of wineries to visit that do make effort with a large tasting menu. The patio looked nice but not blow you away. Of the 5 "only red wines- no beer or nonalcoholic choices for DD" we didn't really like any of them- I hope this is an opportunity to take a look at thinks that you have gone Eye blind to and be open minded to making some house cleaning upgrades
Corinne A.
This boutique winery had lovely views but was very small. Not much space to sit and hang around inside but their outdoor seating was nice. It was a bit chilly so we stayed inside and stood at the bar. Wine was okay and service was good! Not very personal, like I typically like wine tastings but still nice! Everyone in there was friendly. I think they are only open on weekends and Monday.
Peter Farsai
Quiet & quaint. Absolutely stunning reds! This is a family that has their hands on each step of the process and it shows in the quality. Loved the GSM!
Patrick K.
Very quaint location. Not overdone. Love that emphasis is into the wine not the buildings. Finesse wines. Sangiovese and the merlot were quite enjoyable. They take their time to age the wines. No last years grapes here. Great picnic area and brought our own charcuterie. No food or gift shop as it is a winery.
Kimberley Fiducia
Wonderful wines with a great location
Leah Delyte
Family owned and operated Winery.Tucked away on a Tuscan-esq hilltop, surrounded by vines and beautiful countryside.Best find in the Temecula Valley!Wines are impeccable.
Rosa A.
Loved the staff and ambiance. We went with a group of 10 people and they were so accommodating. The views were amazing and wine was great! We brought our own charcuterie board to pair with their wine. I will definitely return!
Stephanie Martenzi SuperMomSuperAgent
We visited Palumbo Family Vineyard for an event on the patio. It was beautiful! Surrounded by vineyards the patio provided plenty of shade and there was plenty of seating to enjoy the beautiful weather. The bathrooms were clean which is always a plus ?.The tasting room had a bar, and tables as well as an opportunity to buy bottles. They also had windows from the tasting room that opened to the patio.There is parking up at the top of the hill and along the side of the road leading up.
Beautiful Winery, very good reds. Small, family Winery only open weekends. Definitely worth adding it to your list of wineries that toy should try.
Manny Gagliardi
If you like great wine in an intimate small boutique setting, you'll love Palumbo. Don't forget to take home a bag of lemons!
Kodi Ramirez
still my favorite winery very intimate great staff and fantastic wines , love RED the dog!!
Rashida W.
Very cute, small family feel. Service was excellent. People were nice. Wine was good. I would have liked the wine to be a little chilled, it was Kind of warm. Overall very nice experience. Great views as well
Joseph H.
Palumbo Family Winery is located a bit off the beaten path in Temecula wine country but if you want excellent wine, especially reds, you should plan to visit soon. This family owned winery is also a self sustaining farm with a winemaker who is also a chef with a passion for good food and great wine. The entire family is involved in the operation and production at the winery, especially during harvest. The tasting room is simple but has character with the serving bar made up of scrap lumber from Fender guitar factory. The views from the patio areas are spectacular which enhance the tasting experience. My personal favorite is their Tre Fratelli, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc.
An intimant wine tasting experience located on a hill top with views of vineyards on all sides. The sign out front says no dogs, but be carfeul you don't trip on the resident dog on your way into the tasting room. Enjoyed a decent merl/cab-sav/cab-franc they call Tre Fratelli. Nice place.
Last weekend I had the pleasure to enjoy a wine and food pairing dinner at the Bluewater Grill. I can't stop thinking about one of the pairings and that was the Tuscan Sea Bass paired with Palumbo Family Vineyard's Tre Fratelli. Palumbo's Tre Fratelli was a perfect match for the dish. We also tasted Palumbo's Estate Viognier, Estate Due Rosie, and Estate Sangiovese. All were perfectly paired with each dish. Palumbo is one of my favorite Wineries in the Temecula Valley, so I was a happy man!
It's a smaller niche winery with about 5 wines on the tasting menu. As of a spring 2024 it's about $20 pp. we went on a rainy day so there was just standing room only. We stood around a small bar height table. There was some stuff piled up in the back table, and not alot of lighting making it look dark and uninviting. As a group of 10 we all felt a little unwanted. I think the crew needs to take a look at first impressions and do a full deep clean of the tasting room. On rainy days- come in early- dry off chairs and set it up to look presentable and inviting. At $40 a couple to stand in a dark small tasting room was not the best look for an entire first time visit, especially since there is a beautiful valley of wineries to visit that do make effort with a large tasting menu. The patio looked nice but not blow you away. Of the 5 "only red wines- no beer or nonalcoholic choices for DD" we didn't really like any of them- I hope this is an opportunity to take a look at thinks that you have gone Eye blind to and be open minded to making some house cleaning upgrades
This boutique winery had lovely views but was very small. Not much space to sit and hang around inside but their outdoor seating was nice. It was a bit chilly so we stayed inside and stood at the bar. Wine was okay and service was good! Not very personal, like I typically like wine tastings but still nice! Everyone in there was friendly. I think they are only open on weekends and Monday.
Quiet & quaint. Absolutely stunning reds! This is a family that has their hands on each step of the process and it shows in the quality. Loved the GSM!
Very quaint location. Not overdone. Love that emphasis is into the wine not the buildings. Finesse wines. Sangiovese and the merlot were quite enjoyable. They take their time to age the wines. No last years grapes here. Great picnic area and brought our own charcuterie. No food or gift shop as it is a winery.
Wonderful wines with a great location
Family owned and operated Winery.Tucked away on a Tuscan-esq hilltop, surrounded by vines and beautiful countryside.Best find in the Temecula Valley!Wines are impeccable.
Loved the staff and ambiance. We went with a group of 10 people and they were so accommodating. The views were amazing and wine was great! We brought our own charcuterie board to pair with their wine. I will definitely return!
We visited Palumbo Family Vineyard for an event on the patio. It was beautiful! Surrounded by vineyards the patio provided plenty of shade and there was plenty of seating to enjoy the beautiful weather. The bathrooms were clean which is always a plus ?.The tasting room had a bar, and tables as well as an opportunity to buy bottles. They also had windows from the tasting room that opened to the patio.There is parking up at the top of the hill and along the side of the road leading up.
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Beautiful Winery, very good reds. Small, family Winery only open weekends. Definitely worth adding it to your list of wineries that toy should try.
If you like great wine in an intimate small boutique setting, you'll love Palumbo. Don't forget to take home a bag of lemons!
still my favorite winery very intimate great staff and fantastic wines , love RED the dog!!
Very cute, small family feel. Service was excellent. People were nice. Wine was good. I would have liked the wine to be a little chilled, it was Kind of warm. Overall very nice experience. Great views as well
Palumbo Family Winery is located a bit off the beaten path in Temecula wine country but if you want excellent wine, especially reds, you should plan to visit soon. This family owned winery is also a self sustaining farm with a winemaker who is also a chef with a passion for good food and great wine. The entire family is involved in the operation and production at the winery, especially during harvest. The tasting room is simple but has character with the serving bar made up of scrap lumber from Fender guitar factory. The views from the patio areas are spectacular which enhance the tasting experience. My personal favorite is their Tre Fratelli, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc.