Truett Hurst Winery

We have been enjoying Truett Hurst wines and have been wine club members for years so it’s time for a long over-due 5-star review. Just had a wonderful tasting with Rex who was extremely knowledgeable, informative and fun to talk to about the wines and other interesting topics. This winery is a gem and I hope others who aren’t already in the know will have the good fortune to discover it. We’ll be back!

One of our favorite wineries. While it’s a shame they no longer have the property on the creek, the tasting barn is lovely. The wine, as always, was outstanding. Rex was great, and shared some new info about a couple of the wines that we didn’t know. We had a great time!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Truett Hurst Winery, and I must say, the tasting experience was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment we arrived, the owner, Clay, welcomed us with genuine warmth and enthusiasm. He guided us through a selection of their finest wines, and I was particularly impressed with the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir—both were outstanding and truly showcased the winery's dedication to quality. The creativity behind their wine labels was also noteworthy; they reflect the passion and artistry that goes into their winemaking. After such an enjoyable experience, we couldn't resist signing up for a membership, and I’m eagerly looking forward to exploring more of their offerings in the future.

Truett Hurst has a tasting Room close to Central healdsburg. This is definitely a tasting that you don't want to miss! And if you can, get Rex to serve you! He's the one you want. His knowledge of wine and the winemaking process is vast, and he's very passionate about wines and it's nuanced. Best wine (for my pallet) was the Dark Horse GPS. The petite Sarah was also amazing. Fantastic seating area, with comfortable couches and chairs, perfect for a relaxing tasting. TLDR: Truett Hurst, Rex, Dark Horse GPS. You'll be glad you went

The wines were amazing. Rex described the wine - was very knowledgeable. Super friendly. Will come back, we purchased 6 bottles from our wine tasting.

I cannot say enough about the quality of the wine at Truett Hurst. Phil, Sylvia, Clay and Alex they are among the best people we’ve ever met. We always feel welcome there. It’s a feeling of family. We’ve been members of Truett Hurst wine club since I believe 2007. It is one of the best wine clubs we have ever belong to. I would highly recommend it if you love good Pinots and Zins. Actually, all their other ones are wonderful. Roger and Kimmie

Great tasting package. Highly recommend doing it. Not only were the wines amazing but the service and staff were next level and made this a great experience. Rex is the best!

Great wine, I have 2013 and 2014 that are still holding up and are besting other well known wines from my dad's collection. Super bummed about no river and farm; I have a lot of memories of that spot. Looking forward to visiting the new spot.

We love Truett Hurst! I still have couple of bottles from them and have yet enjoyed them. Great place to have your wine tasting in Healdsburg

We had a nice visit hosted by Jenelle. They have a cute little tasting room with a bar and a seating area, which is where we sat with Dex. There is also a very nice outdoor patio which seemed comfy as the day warmed up. We both enjoyed the Zinfandel with its bright taste and solid body. We bought two 2019 GSM which we loved as it seemed to capture the region nicely. Be sure to set aside some time to wander the grounds. Dex enjoyed meeting the goats and chickens, but was fascinated with the fish in the creek. Dry Creek runs through the property with seating areas to enjoy the view, very relaxing.

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My daughter and her husband asked me to join them at this amazing location as I was late getting to their house. As I pulled in I was stunned by the beauty all around and the immaculate grounds. I entered the winery and was greeted simultaneously by the host and my daughter. The interior was just as pretty as the exterior and everything was meticulously in place. Outside there was also a seating area along with animals that you can feed, what a cool surreal experience. I did sample two wines, the Rose' which was light and fruity making me harken for the heat of summer. The second was the 2020 Dragonfly made from a mixture of Northern California grapes and it left me speechless. I highly recommend a stop here to sample their offerings, you won't be sorry.

We came last Monday and had a wonderful time being hosted by Bobby and Clay. Clay manages the tasting room and is the son of Phil Hurst (head of Truett Hurst) and he really took care of us! We didn't feel rushed, we were able to try so many amazing white and red wines from the Truett Hurst collection. Bobby and Clay kept checking in with us and we had a great time talking with them and learning more about the wine. We are excited to come again and to see their new tasting room in downtown Healdsburg once it open! Thank you, Clay and Bobby!

We had an awesome time here when they held an event that let regular folk experience a members-only tasting experience gratis! It was perfect timing as my husband has just been laid off and we needed some cheering up like only wine country can offer. The Burning Man Petit Syrah and the Dark Horse GPS were favorites. They also make a mean Zinfandel. I'ver been really into red blends lately so the Rocslide was also a treat. We left with several bottles of the very drinkable Salmon Run Rose from Dry Creek. We loved that we were able to sit outside on the patio with our kiddo, taking intermittent breaks to visit the adorable goats and chickens. Our host was friendly and attentive and even gave us quarters for the goat feed machine! As soon as we're able, we plan to join the wine club there. Besides the great benefits like tasting in the creekside adirondack chairs, they also offer perks at sister winery (just next door) VML!

Look no further. The perfect winery. Staff are so warm and welcoming, as is the modern tasting room. The outdoor seating is plentiful. Their wines are all superb. We especially enjoyed the Sauv Blanc, the "Burning Man Petit Syrah", and the "White Sheep Pinot Noir". Tasting is free with the purchase of 2 bottles, so you can't lose! Explore the large gardens, chill with some chickens and sheep and give the friendly goats some love. We adore the "farm feel" of their grounds. They even provide polarized glasses during the trout run to watch the run of fish in the creek that meanders along the property, with a ton of Adirondack chairs by the creek to imbibe and hang out. Try out the adjoining organic VML winery while there! We will forever be fans of Truett Hurst!

The Truett Hurst wines and staff are excellent. The wine & chili pairing competition this past weekend was done well. Looking forward to the next special event.

The Mrs. and I did some wine tasting at Truett-Hurst on Tuesday on what was the first of two wineries we were visiting that day. Our appointment was scheduled for 10 a.m. We arrived at the winery and made our way to the tasting room. Once inside, we were enthusiastically greeted by Bob who is the owner(Retired). We took a seat outside in the shade. The tasting area is a large patio shaded by trees. Very relaxing. As Bob was pouring, he gave us a little background on the winery and encouraged us to walk around and check things out. With a glass of Sauvignon Blanc in hand, the Mrs. and I left kiddo behind and checked out the property. There is a large beautiful garden, goats, chickens, and a shaded seating area along the bank of Dry Creek...which isn't dry at all. Our tasting experience at Truett-Hurst was one of the best we've had. We ended up staying for two and a half hours. The winery is also kid friendly.

Phenomenal red wines and a gorgeous estate with exceptional service to boot! Truett Hurst is just outstanding. If you're a fan of well balanced Pinots and Zins, then Truett Hurst has everything that you're looking for. Wow! I am so impressed with this place. My friends and I came here for a tasting during the Winelove weekend event and we were blown away by the delicious wines and stellar service that we received from Clay and Joey. After having a fabulous tasting at their sister winery right next door (VML), we walked right over for our last tasting of the day here. Truett Hurst is located right in the heart of Dry Creek Valley and boasts some of the best Pinot Noir and Zinfandel in the region. Their estate is so charming! The tasting room is surrounded by beautifully manicured gardens that overlook their vineyards and the flowing waters of Dry Creek. You can take a walk through their property and take in the views as you sip on their amazing wines. We tasted three of their wines during the tasting event; their 2018 Black Sheep Pinot Noir, 2018 Rattler Rock Zinfandel, and their 2017 Darkhorse GPS. Every single wine that we tried was scrumptious. Their emphasis on jammy, smooth, fuller bodied reds was well received. These wines have so much character and complexity. We were stunned at how amazing they were. My absolute favorite was their Pinot Noir! Some of the best that I've tasted in all of Dry Creek Valley! Their sister winery VML also makes amazing Pinot Noir, and we found out that they both have the same winemaker (go figure!). Clay and Joey were so knowledgeable about the wines. They told us a bit of history about both VML and Truett Hurst and took us through a wonderful tasting journey as we sipped on each wine. They both were full of personality and handled our group extremely well. We had been drinking all day and we were definitely feeling it by the time we got there. I'm sure they're used to it, but I'm glad that they seemed to be having as much fun as we were (or at least they acted the part!). We were having such a good time that we ended up staying a little passed closing time. Not once did they try to rush out. They were so accommodating! My friend actually ended up joining their winery that day and we all purchased bottles (I just had to have that Pinot!). The atmosphere is so relaxing here too. This is one of those wineries where you could literally sit there for hours and just enjoy yourself. Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous! Truett Hurst is definitely Dry Creek Valley greatness! Don't walk, but RUN here for a tasting as soon as possible! The adventure that awaits you will be filled with incredible wines and memorable times. I can't wait to return!

Loved this cute little winery. It was suggested by friends and it was adorable! That friend also got engaged there!! It was a super hot day but the tasting menu had wines that were refreshing and light. We also sat by the creek and saw the goats! If you are looking for a gate away from the city, visit Truett Hurst!

This was one of our favorite wineries and so sad that it's been sold and is closed. I've been a member for over ten years and lots of good times there. No one has told us of the sale which seems wrong. Lucky I picked up my wine shipment before they closed. The events they used to have were fantastic and lots of locals were there enjoying the beautiful Dry Creek valley. The pig roast was my favorite and the staff treated everyone like family. It would be nice for the management let members know what's going on.

Tip: Yelp check-in for $5 off on a bottle of wine. This place is a ripoff. But if you're ok with that, go check it out. + 1 star for its beautiful space (creek, citrus trees, etc) + 1 star for the farm animals. Family, kid friendly + 1 star for allowing guests to bring their own food - 2 stars for their rules and service. I had a great time here with family but loathe their incredibly strict policies: * Reservations required and will cost you $50 PLUS a bottle of wine-- NON negotiable! You must book a $50 table or leave. They have a security guard monitoring. With their cheapest wine + Yelp check-in + $50, my total was $97.94. * 2 hour limit, which was more than enough time for us but if they're forcing customers to spend about $100, give them some flexibility. Unless you must visit a winery that's kid friendly and has farm animals, go here. But above options are not deal breaker, skip this winery. It's a true RIPOFF but yet, a beautiful space.

We visited the new tasting barn and had a wonderful visit. The Zinfandels were all quite good. We enjoyed the new space - lots of room and comfortable. There are many different seating options, plus lots of flexibility to accommodate large groups. We joined the o wine club and can't wait to come back!

Wish I could accurately rate them. Their website and signage says the tasting room is open until 5, however they have a 90 minute tasting and can't take anyone after 3:30. Very disappointing. Not even a quick tasting of their flagship wines is available I've I have run into with other places past their normal tasting start times. I was told to check it out to join their wine club but that's not happening now.

Beautiful place to hangout with some picnic food. Creek is coolest area, picnic area also cooler. The guide was very nice about redirecting us from the hotter olive grove area. Beautiful amaranth garden. Very kid friendly. Lawn for the kids to play on, lots of other families enjoying the farm/garden/creek scenery

We love Truett-Hurst, and through vibes, ambience, and delicious wine were convinced to join their wine club in our very first visit last year. The staff always treats us so well and are super accommodating of our dog. When you do a tasting, you're situated in a beautiful part of their space, and on a warm day in Healdsburg, this is the place you want to be. While we're not particular with the kinds of wines we like to drink, we've always enjoyed each one in their tastings. The staff loves to sit with you and talk about their wine, and what we bring home always elevates our meals. And besides that, we love going just to walk around their space. Their picnicking area by the creek is relaxing to sit in, and we also love saying hello to all their animals. Being here has always felt like a micro-vacation, and we have so much love and appreciation for Truett-Hurst. One thing of note, though, is that cell signal is awful in the area, so make sure you and your party can get there without issue beforehand!

My parents belonged to Truett-Hurst for years. So glad to see them back. Excellent wines and outstanding service. I highly recommend a visit to their new Healdsburg location.

This is a beautiful spot to relax, enjoy some wine, and have a few good eats. Located next to a stream, Truett Hurst a s little slice of heaven--and the wine is delicious too.

Pleasant outdoor space to kick back and relax with their delicious wines. A wonderful place to bring the family, too. There is something for everyone.

This winery is very nice and has a great selection of wines. Our host, Jim, I thin was his name, was very knowledgeable and told us all about the winery and the wines. Very nice and the setting was fabulous. We are now members of this winery and so glad we will be getting shipments to enjoy with our dinner. We will definitely be bringing our guests here when we are in town!

A nice looking property, yes. However, the staff was not particularly welcoming in our experience. The vibe was a little "off." I don't want to leave a "negative" review, but I can't rave about our visit either. Based on my San Diego friend's and my online research about wine tasting with a fairly large group, this seemed like the perfect place to have an outdoor picnic lunch. And we liked that we could bring our own food. This was the second winery we visited on a Sunday in early January when we were lucky enough to have sunny weather. We were a group of 10--nine women and one man--who arrived in a Platypus tour vehicle. I am a local who has worked in wine hospitality but everyone else in my group had traveled various distances from out of the area for THIS--Truett Hurst-- as part of our day of wine tasting. Over lengthy texts, my San Diego friend and I carefully planned the day and in retrospect I feel like it was a mistake to book an at-table tasting with lunch at this winery. To be fair, in hindsight, maybe that's a mistake at any winery...perhaps when in Wine Country, it's best to simply have glass or bottle service with a picnic lunch at whatever winery--with wine that you know and like--rather than trying to evaluate sips of unfamiliar wines with your lunch. In the end, it seems as though this winery was happy to sell a pre-booked experience and unhappy to deliver it once we arrived. The pours were stingy and while our server (older white guy) wasn't blatantly rude, he was somewhat standoffish. Perhaps he (wrongly) assumed we wouldn't buy any bottles let alone join their club so he didn't feel like making the cordial sales effort that is expected in a tasting experience? Again, to be fair, we had just come from an elevated cellar experience at Dry Creek Vineyards where two people in the group DID become members and my friend and I and others in the group did purchase some bottles to go. People in this group WERE interested in having wines to take home with them--if they could get a proper taste of said wines. However, the service here left a "bad taste" with what little I tasted of their wine and slightly put a damper on our fun day. I'm glad it wasn't anyone's birthday or other special occasion we were trying to celebrate. Still, at least one woman in our group made one TH bottle purchase. We weren't "drunk" or necessarily even "buzzed" from our previous tasting, however by the time we got to TH for our picnic tasting, we were quite peckish and once seated at the long table for 10, our attention was divided between getting the food on the table and hearing about the first wine being poured. Maybe our server was holding the fact that we had just come from another tasting against us, which might account for the skimpy, passive aggressive pours. If they were going to seemingly have a problem with us being there, why were they so happy to charge my friend's credit card and make the reservation? I mean, come on...Yes, people typically visit more than one winery in a day but one previous wine tasting does not an inebriated group make. We were enjoying ourselves, or at least trying to, as wine tasting is supposed to be an enjoyable event, not a somber one. If wine hosts find an upbeat and cheerful but hungry group a nuisance, why allow picnics with tastings or groups of 10? No, we weren't silent robots but we weren't overly loud and/or disrespectful of the property either. As the rest of my group was getting back to our minibus in the parking lot, my friend went into the tasting room to talk to a woman claiming to be the owner about how she didn't get her last pour. During our tasting, my friend had gotten up from the table to look around the beautiful grounds a little, but even so, other wine hosts at other wineries will still give your (in this case prepaid) pour. TH should keep in mind that winery guests don't see winery grounds every day like winery staff does so of course they will likely want to look around at least a little. The woman my friend talked to in the tasting room was unapologetic and dismissive to my friend who had paid hundreds of dollars for our group experience and told her she could "leave now." That was unfortunate, seemed unfair and made my friend and I wish TH hadn't even taken our reservation. The owner's attitude certainly lowered the morale of a person on vacation trying to do something enjoyable with friends and family, which is never the goal when you're out wine tasting. The man who served us could have sold more wine to our group had he decided we were worth the effort and thus been less aloof. Maybe with a smaller group that hadn't just been to another winery and also wasn't having a picnic lunch, our experience at TH would have been more positive. To be fair...

Lovely place for a picnic, but the reservation fee is kind of silly. The grounds are medium size and are nice to walk around. You can see goats and chickens by the picnic tables on the patio, or in the olive grove. You can also also eat and drink by the creek which is very lovely and peaceful- that would be my top choice in terms of nice scenery- though it only has lounge seating and no picnic tables in that area. Everything is well shaded by trees. Reservations made online and you can pick one of the areas. You can bring your own picnic food, but they also sell some snacks and drinks. It's $20-25 per person just to reserve, which is silly, since they also make you buy 1 bottle minimum on top of that. I didn't really think it was worth it since you're paying 40-50 per couple for nothing when you could get a flight somewhere else. It was dog friendly which was a plus, and a great place to take kids because of the animals. Bring quarters so you can buy goat feed!

You can bring in your kids, some sandwiches and drink their delicious wine in their beautiful patio covered with green and amazing floral walls! The entire setting is out of story book with that breeze from the creek making it an amazing sit down on your wine tasting trip! Keep in mind, there is no food on the property. There is a deli that has cheese selections and crackers. But that's about it!

Wonderful selection, outstanding staff, and excellent reds! This is a winery that lends itself to relaxation, whether with family, friends,or romantic interest. Terrific find!

We're almost at the one year mark of the pandemic/ social distancing, and I expect everyone to know how to wear a mask. In fact, the latest recommendation is for us to wear two of them. On my visit on March 4, the woman working inside the tasting room wore an ill fitting mask which kept slipping under her nose. I suggested a trick to help her adjust it, but this was ignored. I enjoyed the grounds and when I left she was still tugging at her mask. How many people did she pour wine for, handle their credit cards, talk to? Was she vaccinated? I love this place, and I usually have a wonderful experience every time I stop by. The staff is attentive and the grounds are lovely. Yesterday everything was great except for this one employee's non compliance with her mask.

I have been here twice now and have liked their wines each time. My friend liked it so much that she ended up joining their wine club. Besides liking the wines, she liked the fact that there were special areas for members only on Saturday & Sundays like the red Adirondack chairs with wine barrel tables that are down by the creek which is so peaceful and serene, the deck/patio area, and that they are family and pet friendly. The patio area is open to non-members on Saturday and Sunday if you call ahead and schedule an at-table-tasting appointment. And the members only area are open to the public Monday through Friday. I really like the tasting room staff as they are very knowledgeable and friendly. On both occasions we were greeted by Mike Duvall who is a wealth of information regarding the winery and the wines. What's nice is he isn't pushy about the wines, or the wine club, he treats you as if you were his best friend and you were on a wine tasting adventure together. And he doesn't try to over power you with his insight on the wines as he speaks to you just like the everyday person such as myself that enjoys wines and knows a tad bit (as in I'm not a sommelier but I know enough to be dangerous! ha ha). As I mentioned I liked all the wines that I tried but my two favorites, which I purchased, were the 2015 Gewürztraminer (Queen Bee) and the 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon (Osprey). Talk about delicious! There is ample parking, the grounds are gorgeous and the wine is is good! If your contemplating wine tasting in this area, this is one winery not to be missed! https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/truett-hurst-healdsburg?userid=3pbgLcjjzG56KF7euQnMqw

Beautiful property that is well-situated for covid times! There are so many private and well-spaced seating areas to enjoy some wine and picnic-- we had no idea how expansive the property was until we did a second walk around with the dogs! Super family-friendly with plenty of seating options, large gardens to walk through and adorable baby goats to pet. There are 4 picnic areas you can reserve easily online and you are welcome to BYO food. They also boast a nice selection of cheese, charcuterie, crackers, chips and sodas etc available to purchase. For our first visit, we booked a table in the Olive Tree Grove which is the most private (apart from the members only area). It was very shaded with well-spaced tables -- perfect for covid and also when you have 2 big dogs and a toddler. The olive tree landscaping is lovely and you barely can tell the parking lot is just on the other side of the fence. We meandered through the other seating areas and the Patio is what you see in most wineries with outdoor tastings -- cute tables under a garden pergola. In non Covid times -- this is the ideal for al fresco wine tasting in a buzzy setting. Past the patio area is a grassy lawn which then leads to the farm pens with chickens, sheep and goats. This is where both human and furry kids alike were enthralled. There is a pellet dispensing coin machine so you can feed some ridiculously cute baby goats to your pleasure. Adjacent to the animal pens is the heavily-shaded, family favorite Picnic Table area, should you want to sip wines with a front row seat to the farm action. Beyond the Picnic Table area is a massive vegetable and flower garden with lovely paths to walk through. Then past the garden, you can follow the path to the shaded Creekside Lounge where there are cozy clusters of red Adirondack chairs set up along Dry Creek. This area is for members only, but if you come on a quiet day -- there's a chance you may be able to snag one of these exclusive spots! Definitely a must visit for those craving a much-needed outing during these crazy times!

It's been almost a year since I visited this property, so I'm writing it a bit from memory. First and foremost, the grounds themselves are exquisite and right next to Dry Creek river which, as you guessed, was not exactly deluging that summer day. That did little to dissuade our enamor with the property, which provided an absolutely stunning setting to enjoy our two glasses of rosé by the "water." The wines themselves were very fine, but for better or worse probably not the most memorable. A tasting is more than just the wine though and context can fuel a great experience, which if you're looking for one this place will deliver in spades. This isn't the connoisseur's wine place, but is definitely worth the stop if you find yourself in Dry Creek Valley.

We joined the Truett-Hurst wine club a few months back. We were told about a little picnic area next to the creek. Today we decided to take our son and his family to Truett-Hurst for a little family picnic. We called ahead a couple of days to reserve the red Adirondack chairs near the creek. We brought a small charcuterie and purchased a couple of bottles of Zinfandel to enjoy in the setting. The sun was high in the sky, and the air was warm without being hot. The setting was beautiful. All in all, we had a great experience. Truett-Hurst does a fabulous Zinfandel. You cannot go wrong with ordering a bottle of 2019 Showdown Zinfandel. It has fewer tannins, but sweet berry flavors. Perfect. If you are ever looking for a wonderful picnic setting and a fabulous bottle of wine, don't let Truett-Hurst pass

First time visiting Truett Hurst winery in Sonoma County and it was a great experience. Truett Hurst, a holistic vineyard and farm located in the heart of Healdsburg's Dry Creek Valley. Truett is adjacent with the YML winery. It is an extremely pleasant experience with a friendly staff, large parking area, and friendly livestock. They currently aren't doing tastings, because of COVID-19. Once you arrive on property, you're greeted by a staffer in the parking lot. Wine can be purchased by the glass or bottle, which can be enjoyed on the outside patio, near the creek, or near the livestock. I truly enjoyed my experience and would highly recommend this winery.

By far one of my places in the county. The grounds are absolutely beautiful. My bridal shower was hosted here and it did not disappoint!! The staff had great knowledge about the wine, they were friendly, and the location is perfectly situated next to the creek. The space also has chickens, a garden, goats, and sheep. We love it here.

Absolutely stunning, excellent Zinfandel, beautiful place to picnic and they are dog friendly! Loved the goats!!!

Truett Hurst is a consistent fantastic wine tasting experience. All of their wines are delicious and have been for the many years we've been visiting. Grounds are beautiful. Wonderful location to wine taste and relax.

I came here in a group of 6 to go wine tasting and use the reserved picnic area. We really enjoyed our stay. We probably didn't need to book both places. My favorite part was the picnic area but Im happy I got to try all of the wines. And since it was national Rose day we got a complimentary Rose tasting as well - this one ended up being my favorite. When you come, be sure to bring your own food. They do have a decent selection of charcuterie stuff but I think at least bringing a pizza or sandwiches would help you especially since you are drinking. We decided to buy oysters at Bodega Bay Oyster co and bring them to shuck with along with some sandwiches. We also bought charcuterie to share. I really loved the property. Cute lil goats to pet and feed, a creek that members get to sit by and wine taste or picnic, a beautiful farm and landscaping to enjoy. Especially with Covid times - it was nice to feel safe with outdoor transmission risk being low and be in an open air space with lovely scenery, winery and picnic vibes. What more could you want?

Beautiful and unpretentious winery. The property is incredible. Reserve a table for $25, and then buy a bottle or tasting while you enjoy your own picnic (they let you bring in outside food). We sat in the olive grove and loved it. Would come back for sure, the patio seating has heaters for the colder days.

Lovely little winery. We were there on a VERY hot day. The ground are beautiful, and they have Cowgirl creamery cheese (I wish they stocked Red Hawk - my FAV), but we got a bottle of rose, a wheel of Mt Tam cheese and some crackers and sat outside. The grounds are beautiful, but it was so hot it was a little difficult to enjoy them - they should set up a few misters outside. There was a LOT of children running around which I thought was a bit strange. My friends say they often have live music which would be lovely I imagine. Bathrooms are charming.

We go here every time we make the trip to wine country in northern CA from NC. There are amazing Nigerian Dwarf Goats, a beautiful creek with chairs so sit in, nice gardens, and a small but bright and airy tasting room. They encourage you to make an experience of your tasting and explore their grounds which is really cool. We went recently and did a tasting with Josh. He is amazing and made us feel right at home. We like wine but are intimidated by some of the wineries in Napa. This place, and Josh, made us feel right at home. Super friendly and very positive. Thanks Josh! We will definitely be back!

This winery is a favorite of our family. We were introduced when our daughter attended Sonoma State. Their grounds are lovely, so picturesque with the creek and trees as a beautiful backdrop. Their wines are so yummy. I became a member years ago and their service is always stellar. Their membership wine specials are amazing and the whole place is just a welcoming yummy beautiful experience. Wish I lived closer.

Great wines, friendly service. We had a group of 5 adults and 4 teenagers. The winery was very accommodating and seated us at one table and the teens at a table next to us. Patio area was pretty and had a musician playing and singing. We were also able to bring our two dogs on lead. I would have given 5 stars but the service was a little slow (perhaps they wanted to give us time to enjoy our wine?). Overall a great experience, looking forward to coming back.

Check in with Yelp and get a free wine tasting? Sign me up. Oh, and it's about 8 different wines. We had already gone to one winery prior to this location, but this one pretty much took me out of action. I was done for after the FREE tastings. This place has pretty awesome sheep and goats. You heard me right. Sheep and goats. Hell, one of the wines is named after one of the goats. Lucy. Short for Lucifer. Not joking. The wines are all top notch, and the estate is great. Even has a little water area where you can relax and have some wine. You'll also probably become best friends with other people in the area. We had an awesome experience here, and probably one of the best wineries in the region.

Awesome winery! The BF just joined at is great. Chickens and goats, great areas for sitting around and hanging out, especially in the red chairs by the creek! Best to bring your own snack, they have a fridge with some food, but not a large variety. Can't wait to be back during the summer and autumn! Love it here.

We had a great time today at Truett Hurst. My husband and I decided to do an impromptu trip to Sonoma with our young toddler, and this winery was able to accommodate us without a reservation with a tasting and a short tour. Jim our server/tour guide was a delight, with some much knowledge and love of wine, and he and the other staff were patient with our son, despite how hyperactive he was, and made us feel welcomed. The tasting area was beautiful and relaxing and I felt like I was resting in a tucked away corner of the Mediterranean. And my son loved looking at the chickens and goats! Definitely recommend this place especially to families for the non-snobby attitude and kid-friendly attractions.

The wine testers were super knowledgeable and friendly. And for the time we went- January- it was flexible with no reservation required. We ended up signing up for the wine club because the wine was so good!

I love the boutique wineries in Sonoma and how, upon visiting one place, they will happily recommend another winery for you to visit, no competition, just genuine pride in their region and it's wines. Truett Hurst was already on my list of must try's, but we knew we had to go immediately when the nice woman at Wilson Winery said the salmon were running up Dry Creek, and we might could see them at Truett. We tasted and loved and bought several of their wines and as I questioned the nice man about the salmon and if we could take a glass down to the crick (we were thinking of buying a glass), he just volunteered to give us a very generous pour on our last tasting, hooked me up with some polarized salmon spotting glasses, and sent us on our way. When we approached Dry Creek, hubby almost had a photographers orgasm upon seeing the vivid red adirondacks placed amongst the green trees with the babbling creek behind the scenes. While he took every imaginable angle, I drank our sample and looked for salmon swimming upstream. Didn't see any but that did not detract from the fact that I was drinking a stellar wine in such a gorgeous setting (altho I admit the glasses they loaned me added a bit of levity to the grandeur). Our only regret was not packing a picnic and next time I'm in town, I will come back for that (and the great wine!)!

So disappointed about this winery. We call asking for the tasting and they have seats for us and even put our name in the list. After 8 mins they told us sorry we don't have any seats for you. she not even listen us when we told her. It's kind of disappointed how bad the service was.

My new favorite winery. Ask for Bob he is fantastic!!! I usually find one or two wines I like when tasting but I genuinely loved everything I tasted. Went home with a case and then some! Would highly recommend this hidden gem when in the area

Great selection of good quality wines at many different price points. Very friendly servers who are great at tuning into your particular likes and dislikes and can make recommendations for you. The wine itself is grown in different growing areas in northern CA, so it allows them to create a wider variety of wines than you might typically find in Somoma. You'll find typical single varietals but also a few red blends as well as some nice white blends. The most inviting aspect of your experience at Truett Hurst is the grounds- beautiful gardens that are perfect for strolling, playing, relaxing. You can have a romantic moment or let the kids run around and burn off some energy.

TH used to be one of our favorite wineries in Dry Creek, we went regularly, took friends there, used to be members ourselves. We went this past weekend for the first time in a year. The vibe has completely changed. It used to be a fun, warm, happy winery where everyone felt like family. They got a new CEO a few months ago, and they've made a number of changes since that's made it feel very transactional and corporate. Tastings used to be $15, now they're $35. The pours on the tastings are now barely two sips. Their definition of going "off-book" was giving one small additional pour. A tiny cheese plate now costs $22. Anyone used to be able to sit by the river, now it's member-only (even though the chairs were mostly empty). You used to be able to apply your tasting fee to a bottle purchase, now you can only apply tasting fees when you buy two bottles or more. They're now limiting their annual pig roast to be members-only, where even club members can't bring guests. Just feels like they've found every way possible to nickel and dime customers, members included. Before we got there, we talked about renewing our membership. After we left, we talked about never going back or recommending it to anyone else. Should be a one-star, but giving the extra star for the good times with Bob and the goats. Thanks for the memories.