J C.
Yelp
We've visited dozens of wineries in the Sonoma and Napa Valleys, so feel confident when we say this place is special. There are places you visit in wine country for the views/instagram, and there are places you visit for the wine. Mi Sueño is a hidden gem for wine lovers and also an excellent introduction to anyone curious about the winemaking industry start to finish. It's a bit hard to find as it's located in a corporate office park, but walk past the office and you'll be immersed in a burgeoning industrial winery with exceptional service.
Also worth mentioning, this is a rare find in that it is a Latino-owned and operated winery, one whose story is the inspiring best case scenario for the American Dream. It is a true family business with deep knowledge of every stage of the process from the terroir, to vineyard management, to winemaking.
My only suggestions are that they invest in larger signage so that it's easier to find, and that they add an option to tip hosts, because the friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating service we received from Jamaal during our visit was truly exceptional.
This winery is ideal for anyone who loves Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet Sauvignon as they have several intriguing options for each of these varietals, as well as the occasional Syrah, Tempranillo, Petit Verdot, and inspired red blend. They've done a nice job of cordoning off a section of the warehouse into a tasting room complete with string lights, opulent furniture and cozy seating. We were very impressed with how impeccable everything was especially during this pandemic. Everyone was masked, hand sanitizer was abundant, and the restrooms were absolutely immaculate.
They have tasting menus from $40, $50, and $60 and all of them were a truly good value (and tasting fees are waived with the purchase of two bottles). Lesser wineries sometimes charge double that for a tasting. We left with multiple bottles and cannot wait to go back!