leoness cellars

我说复杂的感觉是因为这就是我关于Leonesse酒窖的感受。我和我老公体验了一会儿会员的待遇,品尝到了他们的葡萄酒,还游览了他们的酿酒厂。我们特别喜欢会员品酒区,在那里你可以远离周末疯狂的人群,边品尝一杯酒,边野餐,放松休息一下。我们很不情愿的放弃了我们的会员身份,因为这里的停车场实在是太满了,我们压根停不了车。五十年河东五十年河西。最近我们有了一次机会再去Leonesse参加品酒会。我印象中,这里的葡萄酒很好喝,服务员很友善,但是遗憾的是我们那天去的9个酿酒厂中,只有这家没有给我们提供舒适遮阳的地方。大多数人都恨不得赶紧离开这里到另一个酿酒厂去。

我们在这里吃了一顿有点迟的午餐,也可以说是较早的晚餐,好吃到让人难以置信。我和丈夫到邻居家(我们住在穆瑞塔附近)做客,而我们的这位邻居在开餐馆前曾在酿酒厂工作过。我们主菜点了鸡肉沙拉泥、希腊沙拉披萨,附菜是蔬菜拼盘和令人心醉神迷的牛肉马沙拉白葡萄酒。酒特别好喝,还有一位讨人喜欢的天才吉他手为我们演奏,我们也非常喜欢大片的葡萄园和着恬静的小镇。迫不及待的想和家人朋友再去一次Leonesse。

这是我心目中目前为止Temecula(蒂梅丘拉)午餐做的最好的地方!!而且去了必点炸薯条!那里的菜肴和服务都很出色。试吃室很漂亮,员工态度也很好!!这真是当地的一大特色!!

来红酒路必须要来这看看。天呐,这间品酒屋简直太棒了,红酒咨询师超级友好,介绍并推荐了很多红酒。品尝是要花钱的/你必须去餐厅。在那待一会。可以听听音乐,看看风景。这的菜单不错,午饭我们吃了薯条。开胃菜是法式薯条,三天吃了五种不同的点心。有巴马干酪,培根和咖喱的。薯条真的很好吃。还吃了特制的猪肉披萨。板子上是一块又长又宽的面饼,量很大,古贡佐拉奶酪,猪肉和烤过包起来的叶子。还有很多其他的种类可供选择,鱼,披萨,意大利面和牛肉。还有龙虾通心粉和奶酪,看起来不错,听说味道也不错。来加州红酒酒庄这是必来之地。院子里的餐厅有桌布,另一边是酒吧,也有很漂亮的桌子。我们在酒吧吃了饭,那离公共餐厅很近。不用等30分钟,真的很不错。

这是我在南加利福尼亚参观过的第一个酿酒厂和葡萄园。我很怀疑在洛杉矶和圣地亚哥之间的这块地方能够产出好的葡萄酒来,而雷欧尼斯证明了我是错的。从我们参加他们的葡萄酒俱乐部时的第一次参观一直到我们上周的第二次参观,这个地方真是太棒了,他们的葡萄酒也同样的棒。我们到访的那个周末,这里非常的忙。不过作为葡萄酒俱乐部的会员我们可以进到储藏红酒桶的储藏室,并且品酒,虽然也很挤,但是要放松一些。他们给他们的会员提供了很多划算的交易,我们走的时候也订下了一单,并且会用船运回纽约。他们的红葡萄酒和白葡萄酒都是同样的美味。如果你喜爱葡萄酒或是你只是想去参观一个美丽的酿酒厂和葡萄园,那么这个地方正适合你。

Friends brought us here for a tasting two days ago. We had a fabulous tasting with Heidi and Jessica. Their knowledge of the wines, history and family were outstanding. We were in Temecula two years prior and our experiences were not great in Temecula's wine country. This was a real treat. I so enjoyed the Grenache. My husband liked the high end Cabernet and we both enjoyed the port. We purchased several bottles and will enjoy them when we are back home. We will come back when we are in the area again!

We were part of a large group from San Diego that spent a day touring some of the wineries around Temecula. Leoness Cellars was the top pick of the bunch and the other wineries could learn a few lessons from this well organized business. Our group was greeted by the personnel and escorted into the wine tasting area. We were treated to some different varieties of their wines (all of which tasted terrific) and giving information to help us understand what makes the Leoness wines different from the rest. We then walked through their outdoor vineyard down to their barrel room where we sat at large tables and were provided with more samples and knowledge. They took a lot of time to talk to us and give us information about how they make their wines (rather than give you samples and send you on your way like the other wineries). When we were finished we had the opportunity to purchase some of their wines (naturally) and they arranged to have our buses pick us up at the barrel room. Overall this was by far the best treatment that we received from any of the wineries. It just so happened that they had the best tasting wines as well (my opinion along with others in our group). You won't go wrong here. They also serve food.

The Temecula Visitor Center provided a very comprehensive list of wineries with tours in Temecula Valley. I used this list to make a last minute attempt to find a winery with tasting and a tour without a reservation. I drove to Leoness Cellars to try and get on the first tour of the day. It was a cold and cloudy Friday morning, when I arrived at the almost empty parking lot. Since I was traveling alone, the friendly staff at the winery were able to accommodate me. They escorted me to the tour that was just starting and provided me with a wine glass. The very outgoing tourguide immediately filled my glass, and started a very informative tour. She offered to take photos, which I have included with this review. The scenery around the winery was spectacular, even though the grapevines were dormant for the winter. The tasting included 5 wines and 1 port with chocolate. The one hour tour took everyone through the vineyard, and ended up at the wine cellar. The price of over $20 was well worth the cost. There are several opportunities to purchase bottles of wine and join their wine club. I would not hesitate to recommend this winery, but as with most of the wineries there, you should make a reservation in advance. Don't forget to bring your camera!

Visited Leoness Winery on the weekend and found it very crowded so had difficulty founding a parking spot after which was hard to find a spot to do the tastings. We are familiar with their wine and do enjoy it but just don't like the crowds so will come again during the week. Purchased 2 bottles of wine and after waiting for an open spot sat outside on the patio and enjoyed the view of the vineyards while sipping our wine.

We have tasted some great wines in our lifetime and were pleasantly surprised at the quality of wine! the service was friendly and attentive !However felt this area nickels and dimes u ....I inquired if they would waive tasting fee if we bought wine (as is standard at wineries in other wine regions) and was shocked when they said "no"... Oh well had similar at other wineries so feel this is standard for the area

The Staff at Leoness is so helpful and friendly. We have been here many times and always have a great time. We love to sit on the patio with a glass of our favorite wine looking over the vineyards. Our favorite winery to visit in Temecula!

Being from the east coast we get our share of high end Napa, Sonoma and even Santa Barbara wines but never saw any from Temecula. Reading wine mags for years I heard about the area and we side-tracked one day on a business trip to San Diego. I picked Leoness because another wine website I use had a large number of user reviews of their wines. Great setting and we went on a Monday so it wasn't crowded at all. Erin spent a lot of time with us telling us the history of the place, the wine making philosophy and poured us many of their cellar selections followed by special selections of the same varietal. Really could pick out the differences in complexity between the two. We sampled a good dozen or so and there wasn't a bad one in the bunch.I'm a wine collector with ten plus years of tasting and was impressed enough to join the wine club to get some of these gems. Sipping a 2012 single vineyard Syrah on the beautiful grounds in 70 degree sunny weather was wonderful but we cruelly sent pictures to our friends and family in CT who we're getting dumped on by 12" of snow that same day! If only we could sell everything to live on those vineyards.

This was our first trip to Temecula and we happened upon Leoness by Groupon - they were offering a discount on their Signature Tasting (we paid $39). Leoness was our first stop and by far our best stop. The Signature Tour was perfect. We went to three other wineries and we experienced the normal tasting where the wineries were just too understaffed to pour your wine let alone talk to you about their wine. With the Signature Tour we had two hours to taste the wine and tour the winery. Each wine was explained to us and nicely paired with a cheese or fruit (or truffle!). Tony was very knowledgable, friendly and engaging. We ended up joining the wine club and walking out with a case of wine. The winery and the views are beautiful. There is a restaurant that we wanted to try but we ran out of time. We went on to visit three other wineries and while each had gorgeous grounds and shops, we didn't enjoy any of the other wines enough to purchase. If you do decide to go to Leoness, I recommend the extra time and money to partake in the Signature Tour. I am looking forward to going back to pick up February's wine shipment and try some of their other wines.

Astonished at the litany of good reviews about theirs wines. I am not an expert, but I've got some experience and found their wines to be over priced. My primary complaint is that each wine we tasted was dominated by one note. Their wines lacked complexity and too many had a "short finish." In other words their wine were "boring", which was a sentiment shared by my fiancee. The server was over worked the day we went and was unable to say much about their wines so we did not get much background information here. They are also one of the more expensive wine tastings in the area. Not sure what all the fuss is about.

We had the most amazing tour at Leoness. A beautiful winery and vineyard. Annie, our tour guide, gave us a wonderful and thorough presentation on the operations of the vineyard. We walked through the vines to taste grapes, visited the press and fermentation operations, the barrel room. And were treated to their wonderful wines. Although you can arrange an individual tour, we toured 4 vineyards with Grapeline Tours. A wonderful opportunity to learn about a beautiful area.