Spanish Valley Vineyard & Winery

We recently visited Spanish Valley Vineyards in Moab and were so impressed. The tour was personal and wonderfully low-key, giving us a chance to truly appreciate the beautiful domaine. The winemaker, Russ, is a true expert, and his passion for the crops and the wine-making process is contagious. He and his team created such a warm, welcoming, and convivial atmosphere. This is a must-do for anyone looking for a unique and high-quality wine tasting experience in a breathtaking setting.

Susie was incredibly helpful and provided a lot of insight for the wines! They have a gorgeous (perched? Treehouse? Elevated?) patio, overlooking the vineyard and the mesas. 10/10 would go again.

Vary customer oriented, excellent service, overall a fun experience. We each tasted a different gurwertziminer, then blended the two and that was our favorite. We took home a bottle of each of those to blend for a great evening or two. The local cheese was great.

This winery is a quick trip from Moab. Try coming to visit on an ebike tour through Pedego! We enjoyed a relaxed tasting of five of the wines offered with a charcuterie tray. Really enjoyed sitting beside the vines and enjoying the views of the mountains and rock formations all around us. Don't forget to check out the observation tour all the way to the left of the tasting room and buildings. Great wines!

Visited the vineyard today for a tasting. It literally is a 20.00 "tasting". We sat on the front patio You recieve a sip in a glass of your first choice. Then wait forever for the girl to come back with a 2nd sip and so on.... I'm not sure what to think. You recieve 6 sips of wine. She said its a total of 5 oz. for the entire 6 tastings. Not worth your $$.

We went for their wine tasting, and it was such a good time. It’s a cozy place, and we got to try out several of their wines. We took home a bottle of their dry Gerwurztraminer.

We were only in town for a short while, but really wanted to do the winery tour and tasting. Eli was amazing in coordinating with Russ, the vintner, a date and time we could be squeezed. We truly appreciate the private tour and tasting during sunset! Russ was awesome! Knowledgeable and great personality!! We had a great time!

We bought a bottle of Gewuerztraminer because both the description and the marketing appealed to us. Unfortunately, the wine isn't even suitable for cleaning windows and has absolutely nothing to do with "Gewuerztraminer”! So, after two sips, we poured the wine down the drain. A shame at $28, since any vinegar (!!!) from Walmart is more palatable than this wine!

I always like to support local wineries, so when I learned that Moab had one, I made sure to stop by. Tours require a reservation, but you can drop in for just a tasting, which is what I did. I was able to try six different wines for $20. They ranged from a Riesling to a Cabernet Sauvignon and everything in between. I especially liked the cherry wine, which was unique. You can purchase bottles to go so it's nice to try them all to get an idea of what you'd like. Service was a little more laid back and casual that I expected, but I suppose that's the Moab vibe. If you want something bougie, this isn't the place for you.

This is such a lovely spot, and the wines are delicious too. We did a tasting and enjoyed the wine and the conversation. Great service, delicious wine and a lovely indoors and outdoors. Right by Moab! :)

What a great winery! We had such a wonderful time here, and they have incredible wines. Nearly all of their wines are made from grapes grown on site. We sat inside because of the heat, but they have lovely outdoor seating as well. But enjoying that delicious wine in the cool AC was the best. Great tastings. Their cherry and Cabernet Sauvignon were our two winners - had to bring home a couple bottles!! If we'd planned farther in advance, we would've liked to do the Vineyard tour. The estate looks gorgeous! Great time spent with great wine! Highly recommend.

Stopped in for a quick wine tasting. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. Very comfortable environment with beautiful views. We ended up hanging out for while and chatting with the host. Great people, very good wine, no high pressure sales but we loved the wine and left with 3 bottles. We would highly recommend.

My husband and I came in to give the place a try. I love wine and let me tell you this place did not disappoint. The place is small, but the host was super friendly and welcoming. We did the tasting for $20 and the servings were good amounts. We bought three bottles and I can't wait to share with my family. I will definitely be a returning customer!

We stopped in during the off season and got a bottle of wine to go. The employees were harvesting but had a sign to call them for assistance. Due to being off season they did not have the typical tasting, but she let us sample what was ok . Cute space, great patio for warmer months, super friendly employees, love the tasting room being right in the midst of the vineyard. Would love to visit when it gets warmer

Lovely winery! We enjoyed the tasty wine in a shaded area outside, with views of the vineyard. Keep in mind, Utah laws forbid you to purchase and drink a full bottle of wine on the property (even if you're sharing!) Luckily, the amazing staff has an area that is technically private property where you can enjoy a full bottle of wine with your family. The views from that area are incredible, as proven from my photos.

Very nice local winery in Moab. Definitely worth seeing and I recommend a tasting. Their wines were very good, especially the Riesling... I am not a white wine drinker but it was tasty. $20 is reasonable.... Bring your own munchies-

Being it's the only winery in this area, thought we'd give it a visit and figured it would be nice scenery instead of sitting in a bar. While it's a small winery, with some nice outdoor area in front and back, it only offered sampling at $15+ for six samples (3 white and 3 red). It's a pretty steep price for what basically is a 6 oz pour. Glasses of wine are not offered. The wines were okay nothing knocked our senses off. Honestly we were disappointed, were hoping for a better experience overall.

Understanding Utah's alcohol laws and very small pour tasting shouldn't be 20 plus dollars. Your customer service needs some some help. We had a group but only 6 tastings. Server was very unwelcoming and put out that we didn't have a reservation. Sad. You also might want to install security cameras. Not sure employee putting cash in his pocket instead of the cash register is policy.

It is nice to see an oasis in the desert. My friend and I live in NM and stop by a wine tasting and got to sample five wines. It was nice to see a small winery. The wines were great flavors. It has seat areas in the back and front. I bought a wine bottle, Gewurztraminer with a free reusable bag.

Nice cute little vineyards. Views with the mountains backdrops are the only reason I'll be back. But disappoint at their tasting. Pricey ($20) with not so generous amount. Only white wines are made locals I believe.

A unique setting with friendly, staff that make you feel at home. The wines were great and a fun place to hang out on a day even with bad weather.

Phenomenal experience with Josh! Super personable and made the experience incredible for us. The wine tasted great and we loved the uniqueness of the tart cherry wine. Definitely recommend!

Woo Hoo! An adorable winery in Moab! Moab is a really cute place to visit, but they don't really have a lot of things to do besides swimming in the pool or going out to eat when you're done with your hike. Spanish Valley, Vineyard and Wineries is really cute, and it's not very far from the downtown area of Moab. We visited on a Friday in July at 4:30 and there was live music. We sat out in the back. Very comfortable seats, a cute little bar, and you're right by the grapes and vines. A really beautiful backdrop! We did a tasting that was $20 a person, and we had six different wines to try. This place is adorable, the people are friendly, the wine is good, and they even had misters to cool you off in the warm weather. We will be back next time we're in town. The only thing I wish is that they didn't close at six. This night they were open until seven because of the live music but normally they close at 6 PM. Thank you for the great evening!

Because of state law you can only get sips as wine tastings. Came in from out of town to enjoy our vacation in Utah and the people here look at you and treat you in a NOT so welcomed manner. I found it very disheartening since the vibe here was not welcoming. Cute place but geez what a horrible experience! If you're a tourist AND HISPANIC don't come here! youll feel sooooo out of place it was very uncomfortable.

Mediocre wine.... very small pours (my guess is 1 oz vs 2-3 oz) ....it was $10 for 3 tastings or $20 for 5 pours. They had 6 varietals to choose from.

Small tasting room. Only enough seats for 4 people inside. At a residence, in a building that once was the garage. So a little different, but that's okay. Sometimes different is good, as in this case. We enjoyed the visit; the whites were good. Husband declared the Riesling as the best he had ever tasted. Normally, Rieslings are sweet, this Riesling was on the dry side, so it was more to our taste. The winemaker was knowledgeable and personable, showing us his backroom operations and explaining in detail his methods. There is a $5 tasting fee. We left with 2 bottles of white wine. We were pleased with our purchase and the price point was reasonable. Interesting to note that as of Sept 2017, this winery and small vineyard is for sale.

Sooo many delicious wines!! We learned so much about their wines and had a great time getting yo know each other and everyone that came in! We recommend the Gewurztraminer and the Cabernet!

Was a little hard to find because main road to get there was washed out. Our server, Russ, was nice and knowledgeable about the wines. We bought a bottle of the cab to take with us

Lovely little oasis in the desert. We did a wine tasting and got to sample seven wines for about $15, which I thought was a good deal! The wines were excellent and they had a good local selection. The sommelier was knowledgeable and very friendly. I bought a bottle of Riesling as a gift!

The service at this place is awful. We went here a few days ago and waiting for half an hour to get served before just leaving. There were two people working there and only one other group tasting wine. We were told by the woman working there that she would bring two tastings outside to us but she either forgot or just didn't want to. The other guy working there at the time just completely ignored us while we waited outside. When I went over to look inside to see if she was going to bring us the wine, she wasn't there. We were told specifically that we couldn't go inside because we had our 5 year old son with us and to just wait, hence why we were waiting outside of the building.

Owner was really cool, explaining each wine and the recommendations on pairing with foods. Picked up a couple German table wines, one dry and one sweet. Excited to try them; sweet pairs with braut and dry with cream cheese jalapeños and bacon. He also had classic Riesling and Cabernet which we picked up. Cool designs on the bottles. I'll update once I try them out.

Josh was the best host! He was super knowledgeable and was a great time for my sister's bachelorette party! Deinitely recommend for any event! FIND JOSH!

Glenn was an amazing host! Very knowledgeable about each wine and about the local area. Wines were amazing. Left with 8 bottles! Would totally come back! Thanks Glenn! Rick and Kate

Loved the dry wines, and the cherry wine was SO unique. Stuart gets five stars for being welcoming and an all around awesome host. He is a wealth of knowledge and a lot of fun.

We went to Moab for our honeymoon and found this awesome little winery! Glenn was very knowledgeable and hospitable and we had a lovely time. The wine was also very tasted and we left with 2 bottles!! We recommend this hidden gym to any and every traveler!

My mom and I visited here first thing on our visit to Moab. We loved the scenery and the vineyard. I bought her a bottle of the Gewürztraminer, we did a tasting, I sent my drone over the vineyards and we chatted with other guests for quite a while

The wine doesn't taste great. The service is interesting and the chairs are a match of regular stools and camping chairs.

Very small boutique winery with a good Riesling! Russ was super friendly and knowledgeable about the wines. I wouldn't hesitate to stop by again if we're in the area and see what else they have come up with!

This place was amazing! Glenn is awesome, he has some pretty good stories. And the wine is so good. This is a must if you go to Moab!!!

I just enjoyed a tasting at Spanish Valley Vineyard. The wines were good, but unfortunately they can't ship to other states. Russ was very nice and recommended some local favorites. My only recommendation would be to add more swag to their inventory. A Spanish Valley Vineyard sticker would look nice on my cooler :)

This was a wonderful stop, all wines delicious! Glenn was hospitable and knowledgeable.

Loved this little place, the people and the wine! A girlfriend and I were in Moab to go hiking but when we saw that there were wineries in Moab, we cut one of our hiking days short to go visit them! This one was by far our favorite. The man who ran us through the wine tasting was very knowledgeable and answered all of my silly questions. He even gave us a tour of their production area. While this isn't your "upscale, pinkies out" kind of place, the small facility and staff made this my favorite winery in Moab.

Glenn is a nice guy. Owns the vineyard and does all the work himself. Good selection of whites. Was pleased and took a couple of bottles to go. Pours are generous. Talk is friendly. Place is a teeny tiny whole in the wall behind a being constructed neighborhood.

Wine was great but was bummed we couldn't drink it on the patio. We loved the Riesling.

The price for a tasting is a very reasonable $5 with pretty generous pours. The wine was dry and not super sweet (except for the dessert wine which was an unexpected delight). The tasting room is small and intimate, with our wine maker giving us lots of helpful and interesting information throughout the taste. It is definitely not the pomp of a Napa tasting room but if you want a taste of Utah this is your place. Also as a note, he talked about buying grapes from other states to supplement with their own to make wine and about a freeze a few years ago where they lost all their grapes. Apparently for a few years they needed to buy them to make their wines- which seems to be the cause of some of the other low ratings. Happily they are back to growing most of their own grapes again.

We were wondering why this winery wasn't listed with the other winery north of Moab. Now we know why. We drove through a residential area to get there and stop in front of what looks like someone's house. A group of people are shooting astound a table eating and a man is working in the driveway with some winery equipment. No greeting from anyone (not counting the dog who met us at the car). We're wondering if we're in the right place. Then I see the small sign that says winery. Still no greeting from anyone, so I ask the guy working if they are open. He doesn't answer my question but just says that they are in the middle of harvesting grapes. So....we go inside the small trading room. There's a different man in there. He tells us that he's "too busy" to give us a tasting but he can sell us some wine (Um, wait. You're too busy to give us a tasting, but not to busy to sell us some wine?). Then he tells us that their Riesling and Gewürztraminer is very good and priced well. They may have good wine but now we'll never know. So we went north to that other winery and bought some wine. Really? Too busy to give us a tasting? But not too busy to sell us some without sampling it? Really?

We enjoyed the stop. Worth our time. Small winery doing good work. We enjoyed the time and talking to the owner. He is a biker and shared some information of the area. He bought it a few years ago. He is re-labeling the wines. He has some fruit wine, cherry and apple. He has some sweet wines. He has some red wines. Tastings are free. He will let you taste whatever you want to try. We bought a few bottles to enjoy while in town. He also has a very cute wine dog. Happy we found it.

What an amazing experience! We had a tasting with Glenn. For only five dollars apiece, we were able to try six different wines. He even took us on a tour of where the wine is made. I highly recommend!

I can't say enough about how fantastic this place is!! The wines were amazing, as was the scenery. Jared was a fantastic host who took the time to talk us through their wines (even when they were technically closed). The Riesling is particularly good, with the vines it comes from literally steps away! They're planning an expansion that sounds lovely, but this winery is already a gem that I'd absolutely recommend.

Stopped in during our trip to Moab earlier this month, looking for some local flavor. The winery isn't quite like other wineries I've experienced. The owner was nice enough, and took us through his various offerings, which were overall decent. Hence the two stars. Here's why it was only two stars: The tasting room, and the barrels, are basically in this guy's garage. There is a small bar setup (that had ants crawling on it) set up in the corner, with a stereo playing some good classic rock. The wine that is fermenting, is in plastic barrels, which seemed odd. I live very close to Long Island wine country and have often visited the wineries for tastings here. The wineries here use wooden casks, or at the very least metal (copper, I think?) to store the wine. Finally, the owner, unsolicited, came out and told us the wine we were tasting was not from the vineyard! He had brought it in from a winery in California! So why wouldn't I just go to the liquor store and buy California wine then? Seems silly. We wanted to taste LOCAL wine, not rebottled California wine. There are other wineries in Moab that I would hope make their own wine. Try those. The experience here was underwhelming.

We enjoyed our visit here during a trip to Moab. This is definitely not a swanky winery, and the tasting room is small, but the winemaker who took us through our tasting was very personable and knowledgable. We liked the riesling and late harvest riesling the best, which are estate-grown (some of those offered at the tasting are not). The wines are very affordable ($13-17/bottle). If you are looking for a Napa-like experience, this may not be for you, but for the down-to-earth casual wine drinker, it is a good stop.

Nice little winery, had a few samples of some ok wine, one absolutely delicious late harvest wine that we purchased a few bottles of. The man that helped us was knowledgeable though not very professional or helpful with what types of wine we might like. Very quaint and great to see a local business!

First of all I'd like to say that the my experience here was very nice. The owners are very friendly and the facility is welcoming. The wines I tasted were great and nicely priced. Note: "Rick B" stated that the wine is California wine rebottled which is FALSE. There is however "one"wine that is bought in bulk from California that they bottle and sell. The vines surrounding the winery are not grown for looks. They grow a variety of grapes and make some tasty wine. And just because there is a garage door for moving product in and out does not make it a garage. And lastly the wine is made in stainless steel not plastic. The plastic barrels are storage for the freshly pressed grape juices prior to movement to the stainless for fermentation and aging. It just goes to show that some people can be overly critical and judgmental. My experience there was good and I will definitely return.

Drove down from Salt Lake and stayed for the weekend. Awesome place to unwind! Gorgeous vineyard!

Very small somewhat dirty tasting room. Owner in dirty clothes and not very personable. Sat and waited while he washed out two glasses. It is $5 each for tasting. No sweets,only dry, he stated we won't find sweets in the West. None of his own wines, all from CA or CO. Bought a very small bottle for $12.45, like to support the locals but like most businesses in Moab, it is priced for tourists. Would not stop here again.

This place was small but super cute with a very reasonable price for the tasting! We felt very welcome and were surprised by the unique flavors of the wine. Our server was also very kind to giving us background about the winery and even recommended us to go down to the other winery in Moab in an attempt to support the other wine businesses in town. We were sad to see later on that the other winery did not reciprocate the same kindness and was in fact very rude when Spanish Valley came into the conversation. Would highly recommend coming here instead of other options for much better tasting experience

Wish I could give less! Hours were stating open at noon. Arrived at 1:20 to open door to tasting room but no one around. Rang large bell numerous times, as instructions indicated. Waited 26 minutes !! No one ever showed up! Very poor business practice!