Jordan Vineyard & Winery

I've been a big fan of Jordan Cabernet for many years and was looking forward to visiting this vineyard for a quick tasting on our visit to the local wineries within this area. Unfortunately, you can't just walk into this establishment. You need to make a reservation in advance, which I didn't have. Keep that in mind if you want to visit here as I wasn't able to try anything. The best I could relay is that the property is beautiful, but I was somewhat disappointed as other high-end vineyards, like Silver Oak for example, do offer walk-in bar tastings.

Having enjoyed their wines in the past, we'd been wanting to visit the winery for some time. We booked the Winery Tour & Tasting with the hopes that the typical February weather would not "dampen" our experience. As it turns out, we could have not been more pleased! Christine was an excellent host. Her style put us at ease and encouraged a fun and informal discussion about the history of Jordan, the inner workings of the winery and, of course, their wonderful Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. And to top all of this off, the food pairings were amazing! Definitely a top tier winery experience. We can't wait to return during the summer months to try the estate tour and other featured events!

I’ve loved Jordan wine ever since one of my old managers introduced it to me at 15 years ago. However, I haven’t been able to visit the winery until just recently this month. We recently did the Estate Tour and Tasting. This tour was unbelievable to say the least. The grounds are gorgeous, the food was delicious, and of course the wines tasted were impeccable. I highly recommend to anyone that’s had and loved the wine. The tour could be double in price and it would still be worth doing. I mention this because we did some much higher priced tours and they barely touched the level of experience we had here. One of best parts was meeting John Jordan at the end of our tour. Thank you for an amazing experience.🙌

This is what I got from the tour guide whose name is Michael. I paid 55usd for the tasting for two cups of wine. It is so obvious that he poured so little. Ever a guy sitting next to me offering to exchange his wine with me. But our tour guy didn’t even offer to pour more until I asked. I’m pretty sure he noticed it is not enough. I was waiting for him to offer me but I didn’t get anything until I ask for it. I just feel disappointed for this tasting.

Went for the caviar tasting. Very generous wine glasses. Beautiful environment.

My husband and I had the top notch wine tasting and estate tour experience at the Jordan Winery. It simply could not have been better! It was a great pleasure to be hosted by Michael who guided us through the interesting journey at the winery and gladly answered all the questions we had. Special thanks to the chef, the chilled corn soup with a caviar was a culinary masterpiece. Also, the winery owner John Jordan came to greet us before our dining which made me feel like I was rather a special guest than just another tourist coming to purchase some wine. We will definitely be returning to enjoy the great wine and hospitality. Overall, it's a lovely establishment with wonderful people. Many thanks to all of them!

We had a wonderful stay at the Jordan Winery. The property is gorgeous. In the morning, there is a mysterious fog which covers everything. Our suite was absolutely beautiful and very comfortable. The undercounter refrigerator was stocked with fruit and water, and there was a bottle of Jordan Winery Chardonnay on the dining table for us. We had the opportunity to have lunch on the outside patio as guests of a private event. Chef did a wonderful job pairing the five course meal with four of the Jordan Winery wines. I really enjoyed the Chardonnay. I hear that the Russian River is close by, unfortunately I did not get a chance to go for a swim. Next time. There is a garden and a bucolic farm on the estate. Ask for a tour.

Molly was our awesome tour guide and led us through the Winery tour followed by a seated tasting featuring generous pours of two Chardonnays (2015, 2020), and two Cabs (2015, 2018) and cheese and small bites for pairing with the wines. They even features estate grown olive oil. The wine and food tasted great and the scenery was hard to beat. They were accommodating of our vegetarian diet and also had a delicious non alcoholic beverage option. Highly recommend and would visit again.

Visited Jordan Vineyard on a recent weekend trip up to Sonoma, and while it was the priciest of our tastings, the value far outweighed the price ($75/pp). The setting was absolutely enchanting - like being in the French countryside. Their wines were crisp and delicious, starting with a non-buttery chardonnay, followed by a variety of cabernets that each tasted pleasantly different without a bland vintage in the bunch. The food that came with the tour was EXCEPTIONAL -- they paired the starting chardonnay with a cold broccoli soup shooter that I've been trying to recreate since the minute I got home, a bread and butter course I will think about for days, and finally a four-course set of "bites", all made from ingredients they grow on site. Our tour guide, Olivia, gave a lovely history of the vineyard, the local climate, and how they make the wines -- all aged for 2+ years in French Oak and concrete eggs -- while taking us through a series of rooms that made us feel like we were discovering secret parlors in a French castle. The owner, John Jordan, came in for part of the tour and while this may have been the effect of the wine, it was like going to Disneyland and having Walt Disney stop in to say hello. The entire experience was delightful and romantic, and we purchased many wines from their previous and their new winemaker, and are excited to come back and stay in one of their on-site chateaus for members of their Rewards club. I also appreciated that unlike most wineries that do fixed price memberships, Jordan lets you accrue points (and rather quickly!), and staying on the estate is as affordable as staying at any other mid-range hotel, while obviously being far more gorgeous. I cannot wait to come back and visit, and have immense gratitude to their entire staff, their kitchen team, and the winemakers who have created a wonderful homage to French wine culture in the heart of Healdsburg.

Wow - what a beautiful and grand estate. This winery is absolutely a must visit as it presents a classic elegant French style combined to a magnificent estate. The Vista point is the highest point on the estate where some tastings can be organized. The climate is very similar to Tuscany. Jordan ages the wine in three vessels ( Oak for 3 to 4 months and stainless steel tanks). It takes two years to produce a Jordan Chardonnay. They enjoy a production of 900,000 liters approximately. When asked about 2020 fire disasters, Jordan did not loose a lot of wine due to the fact that the fire was mostly in Napa. The tasting was absolutely delightful with a beautiful setting with large wood table and some French inspired decorations. The service was impeccable with a series of small amuse- bouche and some delicious 2020 and 2018 Cabernet as well as a great Chardonnay. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous bringing you back to Tuscany. Olivia our host was also delightful.

This is my second time visiting Jordan and it never gets old. They do an outstanding job pairing wine and food - one of our favorite things to do! They recently finished a major renovation and the entire property looks amazing.

I've been wanting to visit Jordan and finally got the chance to- it did not disappoint. Beautiful grounds with an elevated tasting experience. The attention to detail and the focus on their guests made for a fabulous afternoon. The visit included a tour and wine / food pairing. There were tastings with a bite along the way, ending with a seated wine food pairing through a secret door. So fun. I liked they used fruits and vegetables grown on the grounds. The staff was professional and friendly. At the end of our visit they surprised my daughter with a box of chocolates for her birthday, what a nice gesture. This is a great place to celebrate an occasion or just come to enjoy for no reason at all. Looking forward to visiting again in 2025.

Finally had a chance to return for the wine/food pairing. Experience was phenomenal, food and wine compliment each other The estate is beautiful. Not what i expected but came out better than anticipated. Lots of mixed favors of grapes in the wine and the olive tasting was very interesting. Will definitely return for the full dinner tasting.

We did the 90 minute tour and tasting at Jordan and it was amazing. We first started with a short tour around the main buildings (yellow) then went into the cellars with the cement "egg" barrels. Then we moved into one of the dinning rooms and ended in the library with a secret door that led us to a private dinning area. Throughout the tour they paired the Chardonnay with a broccoli cream shooter with olive oil on top. In the middle of the tour one of the chefs brought us butter and bread with fresh persimmons and Asian pears. Lastly we tried 3 different cabs with, celery salad, pork belly, and potato salad. I liked that all the food was grown and prepared on the estate a true farm to table experience. This winery doesn't have a traditional membership system. They have a rewards program based of dollars spent its lifetime and 3 points per dollars. If you're doing the tour I would should up 10 minutes before as they start right one time. I'll definitely be back!

Very cute property and the host was very pleasant and informative. I do recommend doing the estate pairing. All of the food was delicious and I loved that I got the try some new foods. I know it changes but the mussel Cucumber cold soup was my favorite. Their chef is top notch and knows his food! The property is lovely. If I could rent a room here I would ha ha. The wines were pretty good too. Of course I suggest to visit here if in the Alexander valley area.

We had a later afternoon wine tasting and it consisted of olive oil sipping, and a tasting of two wines: a Cabernet and a Chardonnay. And two crackers, a thimble full of lentils, and an eighth cup of a corn soup. For $55. The tastings were approx 2 oz apiece and there was a complimentary one oz pour of a 2018 Cabernet. What a rip. The 2018 cab was excellent, but overall a very sparse experience. Why our host(ess) couldn't offer a second tasting of a wine we enjoyed is beyond me. This is customarily done in almost all the wineries I've ever tasted at (100s). Of course we were given the requisite applications for wine club and shown where to purchase additional wine. No thank you. I'll take my business elsewhere.

An excellent experience. We did the lunch tour and tasting. Lots of interesting info, great wine and good food. Well worth visiting this beautiful property.

Jordan Winery -- one of the finest wineries in the Alexander Valley. We were given the opportunity to stay here at the winery for an evening. It was one of the most special experiences we have EVER had. It's such a beautiful property and we enjoyed every second of the experience. The wines here are first class -- everything is perfect. John Jordan has done an incredible job of building a world class winery to rival those in France. The staff here is golden -- everyone is so hospitable -- from the cooks to the servers to the management. It's just such a treat to come here and enjoy the fruits of the vineyard. You cannot beat this winery in terms of winery experiences. Can't wait to go back!

We had a wonderful tour 6/15/24. We went with our friends the deMatos's. We had amazing food and wine. The place was beautiful! The food was prepared by a Michelin Chef. Service overall from check in to end of tour was excellent.

Year after year we have decided to do other wine tastings and put Jordan on the back burner for another time. This time, May 2024-we visited Jordan. What an amazing experience! The grounds are beautiful, the flowers are beyond stunning, every minute of our experience was so well worth it. Erin was our Host; and she was amazing and her knowledge is vast. The food and wine pairing was a definite hat's off to the Chef for the great bites and another hat's off to the winemaker for the delicious wines. Great experience. We will be back, (and we wish we hadn't waited so long to enjoy the wines, tasting and grounds).

Oh yay. Another 5 star review that this place doesn't need but I'll write it anyhow. Great food. Great wine. The estate is beautiful. Lives up to all the pictures. Olivia our guide was amazing and Knowledgeable. Smooth Cabs, crisp Chards and a delicious champagne. Yes a champagne not a sparkler.

My girlfriend and I live in SF and visit wine country on a regular basis. We've been to 10+ wineries in the past year or so, but this one is our favorite winery by far. It can often be difficult planning visits to wine country, since with all the hundreds of amazing wineries here, decision paralysis is very real. If you're thinking through different wineries and are considering Jordan, stop thinking about it--you absolutely must visit Jordan. I first discovered this winery since it was on Sonoma Mag's list of the top 5 most romantic wineries in Napa & Sonoma, and it 100% fits the bill. The winery is inspired by France, and it definitely feels like you've teleported to France once you set foot on the estate. When we arrived, our host explained that Jordan specializes in 3 things--chardonnay, cabernet, and hospitality. I thought it was a bit corny, but it's actually quite spot on. Most of the wineries I've visited had great hospitality, but Jordan is definitely on another tier in this department. They make you feel so welcome, and all the staff are very warm and knowledgeable. We did the Paris on the Terrace lunch, which I cannot recommend enough. The food is delicious and you can taste the freshness of the farm-to-table food. Everything is delicious and pairs beautifully with the wines they serve. The setting is gorgeous--French music plays around the grounds, and the tables have excellent views of the estate and the hills around. Our sommelier, Aristotle, was the best sommelier we've ever had, hands down, at any restaurant or winery. He explained things in full detail, answered all of our questions and more, has a wide breadth of knowledge, and was very friendly and welcoming. I tried to remember as many names as I could before leaving this review; unfortunately I forgot most, but the young, blonde woman who walked us from the entrance to our table and checked in on us throughout our experience was incredibly friendly and welcoming; the tall male server with Nike glasses explained every dish in beautiful detail and answered our many, many questions. And everyone else as well did a great job making our experience memorable. My parents are visiting in September for their anniversary, and I'm looking forward to taking them to Jordan for the annual harvest lunch, which I'm sure will be as great of an experience as the Paris on the Terrace lunch (if not better!). My girlfriend's moving out of the Bay Area shortly, but if she were staying, we'd probably come here every month, at least! But we'll definitely be coming back every time she's in town.

Jordan has expanded the tasting experience to a broader level. When you do the estate tour, you're exposed to the full range of their 500 plus acre venue. Is it organic gardens where we got to taste fresh fruits and vegetables, had taste things during our trip up to the top, and then experience the full panoramic view from the top which is pretty stunning. Heather, our guy, was well versed in all aspects of the wine making and wine, as well as very knowledgeable about the estate and its surroundings as well as what it takes to make it run. An excellent experience I would highly recommend.

So I wasn't expecting a group tour, but this is what it is. During the first part of the tour, we stood there for probably a good 30 minutes of the tour without any wine in hand. Having a glass of wine in hand makes all the difference. We were supposed to sit out in the vineyard but due to weather, we were sat in the dining room. I appreciated the wines and I really liked their cheese and salumi choices. It is a solid winery for sure.

Had an excellent lunch and wine pairing with a full tour of the property. Beautiful gardens, ponds and views. An exquisite tasting room for lunch with views all around. Christine was a fantastic and entertaining hostess who made the day quite enjoyable. Highly recommend. Instead of a club with mandatory shipments they offer a rewards system with points for purchases.

Jordan Vineyard & Winery is an extremely beautiful vineyard in Alexander Valley. I went on their winery tour experience which i loved because they took us thru the entire wine making process and told us the history of the winery. Even though it was raining, the winery was so beautiful. The person who took us on the tour was amazing and so well versed. The winery was a family owned business and they really are on to creating a lovely sustainable winery. The food pairing was the love of the business and the cheese and other foods were fantastic. The wine was excellent. Will definitely recommend and bring my friends there when they cone to visit me!!

I came to Jordan for my special birthday celebration and it was such an amazing experience. Mike Brown was our personal tour guide and he did an amazing job from start to finished. The winery was super clean and it was such a treat to be able to see how these wines are made. We finished with a wine pairing with some of the best food I've had at a tasting. Five stars for the staff and service. A big shoutout to Kendall and Carrie for making my birthday a very special day.

When you sit down for Christmas dinner with all those you love around you, what more could you possibly ask for? Absolutely nothing, but that a nice bottle of Jordan Cabernet is icing on the cake! I've long been a fan of Jordan Cabernets. Whenever I see it listed on a wine menu, I know I'm dining at a place with a sommelier that knows how to select wines. Of course, some vintages are better than others, (I'd personally be hesitant about 2017 due to the wildfires and the crazy heatwaves), but going with a Jordan is pretty close to coming the to "sure thing". The 2005 bottle is one that I'd been laying down for 10 years and had been excited to try. I wish I had decanted the bottle longer than I did, but we enjoyed ​it and would describe it overall as a solid medium-bodied wine. In retrospect, I would've purchased a case and maybe held it for another couple of years or so. However, I've long held the belief that life is short​ and that you should constantly "live your bucket list" (my Yelp and life motto) and not wait, no matter what your age. For me, this includes actively​ working through my small wine collection and enjoying it while I can. Celebrations like Christmas is the perfect time to do this, and I happily did. If you have an opportunity to make a stop at the Jordan winery, I'd say do it! It's not anything like those uber-popular​ Napa wineries frequented by non-stop busloads​ of loud tourists flocking in and out looking for a cheap buzz. Make an appointment for a tasting and you'll be welcomed by ​a beautiful vineyard and​ helpful staff.

My partner and I came to Jordan Winery this past weekend. We had the winery tour (although we would love to come back for the full vineyard tour!) and it was amazing. Our host (I think his name was Jason... ?) was great and very kind - he even gave us a small gift because we were celebrating a birthday. The descriptions he gave of the Jordan vineyard history, their wines, and the Jordan family were entertaining and really informative, we really enjoyed the tour. The grounds are beautiful too, and they had some lovely lights and decorations up inside for the Christmas season! They were also able to accommodate my partner's nut allergy in our pairings which is super important to us, and swapped out the one item with nuts in it for a good alternative. Everything was DELICIOUS (I was surprised how well some of the ingredients went together) and their wines were interesting and unique. I didn't take a picture before I started eating, but it was beautifully plated too. We bought two bottles of their wine to take home and are looking forward to opening them!

Just lovely. Immaculate grounds pretty much all to your self... only two varieties, but when you do them that well, who needs varieties? These wines are for restaurants and collectors so you may not always find em at BevMo... which is why I think I like em. My first time, many many years ago at a SF restaurant institution, Stars. It was a business meeting and one of the clients was a member of the Knights of the Vine. So we assumed he knew is stuff. Back then like now, I'm not educated nor sophisticated when it comes to wine. It's take a sip and if it's not too dry or acidic, and goes down smooth I'm good to go. Regardless of price label or varietal. Well this night it was bottle after bottle after bottle...all I remember was it was Cabernet, smooth silky complex and satisfying. Out Knight apparently told us the story of the history of the wine. All I remember beyond the taste was Jordan, Cabernet, from Alexander Valley. Fast forward a couple of years an we found out we were preggers with #1 son. There were many nights of name trying... Cyrus was one of mine. But Bae wanted to at least use "J" in first name in honor of her dad Joseph, in keeping with Jewish tradition. So one name just rolled outta my pie Hole, and it stuck Jordan Alexander G! Boy or girl it worked! Girl Jordan Alexandria... get it? Many thought because I'm from Chicago, a Bulls fan, money it had to be for Michael Jordan. No Marrs... that would be way to over the top. As great as MJ was....sorry. The acid test for Bae... "Dr Jordan Alexander G" or "please welcome Supreme Court Justice The Honorable Jordan Alexander... " Mine was more like and now batting, #9 JAG, or tackle made by JAG. Either way it took actually a couple of years after JAG was born before the subliminal Suggestion was realized.... all stemming from that dinner at Stars. This occasion, Jordan flew out for his moms birthday. What better way to celebrate than with a semi private wine paring. Well the winery was stately, unpretentious, simple and elegant. The wines bold full of flavor... but smooth complex, sophisticated. We tried a couple of whites and they too surprised us. I've been to many winery's... always find 1-2 I like ok. But come! on they poured 2 whites and 3 cabs. Each distinct and I liked em all. That never happens to me! I don't know wine. As long as Jordan keeps bottling it however, I don't need to learn. I like what I like. Apparently a few thousand others s agree with me. I do remember what my Knight of the Vine said on our last hoist of the glass for the evening. "Good wine and good food make you happy. Great wine and great food make a happy memory." It certainly did!

We did the library tasting for 8 people. It was interesting to learn about wine along with different pairings to really see how they interact with each other. The 'secret' passage away through the book shelves really added to the experience. We were greeted with 4 types of cheese, mostarda, bread, crostini, peas, olive oil, and lamb. Out of the 4 cheeses, my favorite was the Shooting Star Creamery Aries (sheep's milk) followed by the Cypress Grove Lamb Chopper (sheep's milk). It was really cool to learn that the peas were grown on the grounds and how, overall, environmentally friendly Jordan Vineyards is. I believe the olive oil is also made there. It was kind of weird to be sharing the room with 2 other parties but thankfully they were friendly and also asked great questions.

Wonderful day with good wine, food, scenery. We'll worth the price of admission. The chef inspired food, paired with wine was spot on. The chef was engaging, collaborative and so young but so skilled. Our van driver was careful as we navigated the expansive property. Our host, Michael guided us with great knowledge of Jordan. He could have been more engaging. But this tour/ tasting is not to be missed.

Just an outstanding tour of the grounds and amazing wine! Michael our guide did amazing job! A MUST visit next time you're in Sonoma. Cheers!

We had a wonderful experience back in October at Jordan Vineyard and Winery. Our waiter was very friendly and knowledgeable. It was a special occasion big birthday for my girlfriend I've known for years and they made it memorable! The wines are absolutely wonderful, and they provide small food pairings with the wine tasting. We had a wonderful time!

Our host did a fabulous job telling the story of Jordan Vineyard and the Jordan family. On top of that, the wines were spectacular. I especially enjoyed the Chardonnay. The shorter than usual malolactic fermentation and use of a blend of steel and oak make for a delightfully crisp, lightly oaked Chardonnay. Finally, the light meal served during the tasting was delicious.

We did the Paris on the Terrace experience yesterday as a birthday celebration and it truly blew us away! This is well worth the price tag. The ambiance is incredible: soft music, beautiful trees, amazing property views, and the staff reposition your umbrellas the whole time to ensure you stay in the cool shade. The food & the wine were also incredible. We weren't sure what to expect from the food as we're not really "foodies" that eat farm to table often. But we all loved every dish. And every wine! I also appreciated that the wine pours were very generous (I'm talking 4+ full glasses of wine by the time the experience is over). Our waitress (Heather) was so awesome. We'll be making Paris on the Terrace a yearly tradition!

Otherworldly amazing! Jordan Vineyard & Winery is a special place for spectacular experiences. Their team is a class act and people who feel like an extended family that are welcoming and warm. I come up quite a bit and consider them extended family. Always fun, always pleasant and can't wait to go back. And the wine and olive oil are SPECTACULAR.

Amazing Estate Tour & Tasting. Not cheap but the experience is awesome! You are part of a very small group that is driven around the winery with a private guide. As you reach destinations onsite, you are treated to tastings in the most amazing atmosphere. The tour ends on top of a hill with views of the entire area - the walls are glass and the offerings to go with the wines are from local farms or their own garden. If you can get into one of these tours, I highly recommend it!

My husband and I came here for the library tasting the day before thanksgiving and our last wine tasting of our trip and we were definitely underwhelmed. Compared to our others tastings during this trip it felt rushed and very commercial. The wines themselves unfortunately did not meet my palette's expectations. We did the $35/person library tasting. It did provide some interesting history of the winery but yet it was missing something. I can't put my finger on it if it was our host, the wine or our group but... nothing more than average for me. Nothing against the vineyard just off in my opinion. My husbands and I did get some great selfies with the colors of the leaves changing. The grounds are beautiful but you have to take the initiative to go find it on your own. My opinion pass on this one. Cheers!

Amazing Vineyard and Winery from when you first enter the estate. Wonderful property and the main house is simply quaint. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about the Winery. We took a 3 hours tour which included light food and of course Jordan wine, which carries my wife and I favorite wines. We did a full vineyard tour which consisted of 6 people including the tour guide and the driver. We toured the estate, the barrel house, garden, private beautiful room on top of a hill overseeing the vineyard, lake and the remaining property. Tour guide was very informative and knew tons about the Vineyard, hence why she's a guide : ) With so many vineyards in Napa Valley I was glad to visit Jordan. I highly recommend adding to your list if you're doing a Napa Valley Wine tour.

Out of all the wine tastings we did in Napa and Healdsburg, Jordan winery was by far our favorite! The library tasting provided a unique and special experience that no other winery offered. In addition, one of our guests was not able to attend the tasting and the manager Maribel Soto and her associate Carrie White, were kind enough to refund us for her tasting and not charge for a service we didn't receive. I highly recommend for anyone and everyone to visit this beautiful winery and experience the magic of Jordan Winery!!

This Winery was absolutely Stunning it has AMAZING Views we had a ringside seat... There were 3 in my Party we all did the Vinyard Tasting which lasts One and a half hours, we walked up a hill and they had Tables set up with Olive Oil,Nuts, Olives, Cheese, Salami,altho we ate before we came so we wouldn't be hungry. This Wineries grounds are Beautiful and we even met some friends there, The Tour guide was amazing and very knowledgeable about all of the Wines and the History of the Winery, We absolutely loved this experience and will be returning next year.

Jordan winery has by far the best hospitality in Sonoma!! They don't feel so commercialized like the other wineries and they explain in detail how their estate came to be. We did the estate tasting and took a mini tour around their vineyard. Since 2015, they are now 100% French oak. Their estate is built around the French hospitality. Informative sommelier, cute building aesthetics and even the drive to the parking lot felt magical. They specialize in Cabernet Sauvignon and they definitely do not disappoint.

This vineyard was AMAZING. The hostess's knowledge was 2nd to none. She was extremely informative, and elaborated on the distinction between how they perfect their wine in comparison to how everyone else created their wine. The wine library and private (hidden) cellar room enhanced the experience by setting the tone with antique French furniture and accessories. The wine and olive oil are both grown on the property; the olive oil is always served fresh. The aged wine that was tasted was just as pleasing. Other taste-testers bragged upon our hostess's knowledge ass well. This place will not leave you wanting for anything!

I stayed at Jordan Vineyard as part of the Writing Between the Vines writer residency. It was fantastic! My writing friend and I had an absolutely amazing time. We stayed in a luxurious "cabin" that had much more than the comforts of home. And the wine tour and tasting (conducting by Michelle) was outstanding, starting from the first moment of a lovely glass of Chardonnay outside while Michelle gave us a little history of the Jordans. During the tour, Michelle was able to answer every question we had about Jordan and general winemaking and the wines she poured for us were delicious. I prefer Cabs over Chards, but I liked both in equal measure. The pairing with delicious decadent bites had us feeling like they had confused us with celebrities. The whole experience had not one sour note. Just excellent all the way around.

The Jordan wine tasting is a lesson in wines because of the way they do their tastings and it's not just the way their wines are served. They showcase their wines by year instead of by varietal. This way you can see the difference with the same wine but a different year which is a nice way of learning how the different years can have an effect on their wines. Jordan is also a very highly recognized wine in most upscale restaurants which we were happy to bring in an older bottle at a steakhouse in Rancho Mirage that was older than their oldest vintage. When the sommelier comes out just to greet you it's like one of those touche moments but honestly, the wine tasting matches the excellence in these wines. Their 2007 and 2012 were one of their finest but I'll have to visit soon to get a taste of what they're making these days. The grounds are beautiful for nice pictures and during the fall it's really a beautiful chateau.

"Paris on the Terrace" is an extraordinary lunch and wine tasting experience. The wines are amazing. The food is fresh, tasty, and plentiful. The staff is incredible. BRAVO! A++++++++++!!!!

A lovely estate nestled near downtown Healdsburg, it was a huge pleasure tasting the current vintage of Cabernet Sauvignon along with a handful of library releases. Our hostess guided us through the winery and took great care of me and my family. At the end, we were seated in the cellar in front of an array of cheeses and snacks to pair with the wines that entailed the current release of Cabernet Sauvignon along with a handful of library releases. I thoroughly enjoyed the more restrained approach compared to that seen in most Napa Valley Cabs. Before leaving, I was really touched that the staff made the effort to present me with a birthday gift. Super thoughtful and it made the experience even more memorable.

This was one of the best tastings that we experienced in our recent visit to Napa. We did the Library tasting for $30 for 60 minutes. We started off in the Library where our lovely hostess/guide gave us the background story on the winery and the founders. There we tasted their Chardonnay along with a mini bowl of soba on a beet gelate with caviar. This little bowl was almost too pretty to eat. A combination of the morsel then a sip of the Chardonnay really enhanced the flavor of the wine. Next we moved to the "cellar" through a secret passageway. The "cellar" was not underground but had the same kind of feel. It had the smell of wine and cheese. There we had a vertical tasting of their Cabernet Sauvignon along with a cheese pairing. The entire experience was really special made more memorable by our love hostess. I would highly recommend this experience to wine lovers of all levels.

Did three wine tours yesterday and this was by far the best! Our tour guide Hannah was super knowledgeable and an all-around great human being. The château was beautiful, the wines were outstanding and the coolest part was meeting the owner, John Jordan, who makes himself available to just chat. Don't pass-up this winery!!!

Visited 7 wineries in Napa during our stay (group of 10). The consensus of the group was that their favorite experience was at Jordan. The campus and building was beautiful (French feel). The wine was great (so interesting story - they only produce a Chardonnay and a Cabernet but they do it well). We tasted wines in two very special rooms of the house (one room is a surprise so I won't mention anything other than its hidden). The food pairing was awesome!! Enjoyed the cheese platter and the kale and soba noodles. For those that haven't been, it's worth doing at least once.

What a special day we had enjoying the Beautiful grounds and Chateau at Jordan Winery! Fabulous tasting and what a great hospitality host! Very informative and great personality! This exceeded my expectations!! Love Love Love Jordan!!

What a wonderful day for our Estate Tour and Tasting. I was apprehensive about a 3 hour tour but when it was over I was disappointed that it was over. Many of the early parts of the tour were similar to others, these are are french barrels, this is stainless, we hold them for so many months etc etched. but then we got on the bus. First stop the gardens. Beautiful and functional as they move towards sustainability. I can imagine the chef walking the rows and cutting the veggies. Next we drive to the two most beautiful places to taste wine that you could imagine. In a quiet outdoor lake setting for the whites then on top of the highest hill in a stunning glass enclosed room for the reds. You feel like you are on top of the world. The wine? I have been drinking and enjoying Jordan for many years and these wines did not disappoint. A+ all around.

What a remarkable experience! I highly recommend the Estate tour. It is worth 90 minutes of your time. It's a lovely walk around the grounds with a stop on the way for taste and nosh, of course. Then you head inside and have another delicious pairing with wine in the library and then yet another in a secret room. All together we tried 4 wines and some tasty food prepared onsite. We learned so much about the winery and the family and it was my friend's 40th birthday and they gave her an album to take home! We are so pleased with our experience and a great way to celebrate something special. (Or just go because you want to!!) Definitely plan ahead and book your tour at least a week in advance- perhaps longer depending on the size of your group and the day of the week you want to visit.

An unforgettable experience that everyone should do while they are in the Napa area. This will be the best winery tour you will ever go on. It's not hype, it's just the truth. A 90 minute tour with a guide that has more wine knowledge than anyone you have ever met. An estate that will blow your mind (see pictures). And of course the best cabernet you'll taste. I highly recommend anyone who is in the area take advantage of this unique tour.

We did the wine tasting tour. The views were the best I've seen in all of wine country. The story of the winery and how it started really made you appreciate the wine that much more. They make a real good wine. Their chef has a lot of talent - some of the best food I had during my time in Napa / Sonoma. I'd highly recommend a visit, definitely worth it!

Great tour! We had a big party for a birthday. Good wine for the prices. Really enjoyed the champagne.