The winery itself is ok. Usually, you can see the same in other small wineries. However, my experience is here.
I got a lot of wines from Reyes the recent weekend as a member who had been in for a couple of years but didn’t have a chance to come on a weekend. I got a lot of “old wines” dated 2011-2014-2016. All reds! My impression:
All these old wines are HORRIBLE! All of them are NOT filtered with a lot of sediment and micro sediments on taste. The taste suggests that malolactic fermentation was not finished! The smell of these old wines suggested as well.
I tested some young wines at the winery and some of them were very good.
My suggestion is that the winery has been improving since 2011-2016. However, it is still not good enough to be considered a good quality winery membership.
One more thing. Usually, the wineries sell the wines quite fast with no residual like 2011-2016. It might mean that something was not good enough to sell them on time. People know that MLF improves wine with time. I have the same problem with my wine.
I terminated my membership.
Please consider strongly what you choose your wine and if you decide to be a club member. My suggestion is that if choose relatively young wines and you taste them and like them, go ahead and become a member
Edee Lo
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April 25, 2022
Came for a wine tasting today and had many surprises in the particular tastes 😋 of Merlot, Cabernet 2014, Porto 11 years and the Rose of merlot 2016. Wow so good! They have for all taste buds. The owner gave us a tour and staff was very friendly. I was in heaven with the great aromatic wines available. 🍷 Lots of parking and very calm cozy atmosphere and nice view at the front patio. 👌
Ryan Lo
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June 23, 2024
Probably the best vineyard wine club you could get near LA. I love the fact that you can drive into the vineyard and see and feel the wines. It’s a great experience that’s worth going to even if you’re living in the suburbs. The drive is really nice as well.
Their membership structure is pretty cool too where you are paying for the wines you pick up and their wine menu changes every month. Pricing isn’t too expensive and it’s a great setting to bring friends to.
The winery is only open on weekends. Parking is super convenient. Great selection of home grown wines and cool artwork too!
Josh Yeager
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June 22, 2025
Thank you Sergio for being such an amazing host and letting us bring our coloring book for the wine tasting 🥰
Shundaire Cantley
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May 12, 2024
First off, Sam at the counter, awesome! The wine was good and view is beautiful, however, the service could have used a bit more time in the barrels. Between the 3 people serving us, they didn’t communicate or keep track of our tastings and stopped us short. Even had the audacity to say they served must to much. They could have asked, but didn’t directly. Go to Le Chêne, stop at Auga Dulce. This place is a beautiful disaster.
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The winery itself is ok. Usually, you can see the same in other small wineries. However, my experience is here. I got a lot of wines from Reyes the recent weekend as a member who had been in for a couple of years but didn’t have a chance to come on a weekend. I got a lot of “old wines” dated 2011-2014-2016. All reds! My impression: All these old wines are HORRIBLE! All of them are NOT filtered with a lot of sediment and micro sediments on taste. The taste suggests that malolactic fermentation was not finished! The smell of these old wines suggested as well. I tested some young wines at the winery and some of them were very good. My suggestion is that the winery has been improving since 2011-2016. However, it is still not good enough to be considered a good quality winery membership. One more thing. Usually, the wineries sell the wines quite fast with no residual like 2011-2016. It might mean that something was not good enough to sell them on time. People know that MLF improves wine with time. I have the same problem with my wine. I terminated my membership. Please consider strongly what you choose your wine and if you decide to be a club member. My suggestion is that if choose relatively young wines and you taste them and like them, go ahead and become a member
Came for a wine tasting today and had many surprises in the particular tastes 😋 of Merlot, Cabernet 2014, Porto 11 years and the Rose of merlot 2016. Wow so good! They have for all taste buds. The owner gave us a tour and staff was very friendly. I was in heaven with the great aromatic wines available. 🍷 Lots of parking and very calm cozy atmosphere and nice view at the front patio. 👌
Probably the best vineyard wine club you could get near LA. I love the fact that you can drive into the vineyard and see and feel the wines. It’s a great experience that’s worth going to even if you’re living in the suburbs. The drive is really nice as well. Their membership structure is pretty cool too where you are paying for the wines you pick up and their wine menu changes every month. Pricing isn’t too expensive and it’s a great setting to bring friends to. The winery is only open on weekends. Parking is super convenient. Great selection of home grown wines and cool artwork too!
Thank you Sergio for being such an amazing host and letting us bring our coloring book for the wine tasting 🥰
First off, Sam at the counter, awesome! The wine was good and view is beautiful, however, the service could have used a bit more time in the barrels. Between the 3 people serving us, they didn’t communicate or keep track of our tastings and stopped us short. Even had the audacity to say they served must to much. They could have asked, but didn’t directly. Go to Le Chêne, stop at Auga Dulce. This place is a beautiful disaster.