Pech Merle Winery

First and foremost: the wines are divine. DI-​VINE. (see what I did there? would you believe unintentional?) I spent a long weekend drinking my way across Napa and Sonoma (with a driver, duh! drinking and driving is not cool) and this is the winery that made me break my rule that I wouldn’t become a member at any wineries on this trip.
The rose. The sauv blanc. The pinot noir. The vioggnier for chrissakes — the VIOGNIER.
Very reasonable prices on bottles. A steal, IMO, given the quality.
The staff was so great. Jenna was immediately friendly and knowledgeable and clearly passionate about the wines they are making. (don’t tell her this but I maybe secretly want to be friends) (Oh hi Jenna, if you’re reading this!)
I could have hung out in the tasting room all day. So gorgeous and airy and welcoming and comfy. Will definitely be back because, oh yeah, I’m a member now.

This place is a pinterest/​instagram/​vibey dream! The décor is all based off of different areas of CA (Squaw lift chair (guessed that correctly BTW.), custom CA republic flag, surf boards, boats, lots of plants, etc.). The service was amazing and the woman pouring had plenty of great information about the winery, wines, and the local area. We each got a tasting and enjoyed spending a rainy afternoon just hanging out (with another couple who were like 70 and SO ADORABLE SWING DANCING AROUND), I died. This place has so much personality and charm-it’s definitely one of my favorites in the area. You can always stop in before dinner at Catellis and have a fantastic night.

Adorable place on an even super cute street. Myself and the group of girls went wine tasting for the first time and this was our first stop of the day. We were greeted with big smiles from the staff. I had called ahead to let them know we has a large party coming and Jenna was ready for us. She was SUPER sweet and was really fun to talk to. She really knows Pech Merle Wines very well. She even took the time to take our group picture on, i think, on all of our phones LOL. I left Pech Merle with a smile and two bottles. Matter of fact my whole group left with a bottle or two. This is a very warm and welcoming place and the wine is really good. if you are ever in the area you should stop in and try them. I would ask for Jenna if she is there. Thank you so much Pech Merle for starting off our fun filled day on the right foot.

Adorable fun, the sommelier is super sweet! And the wine is FABULOUS!!! Deff must come

Very good wines and a pleasant knowledgeable host. The cab franc is superb, and the syrah rose is one of the best I have had in the area. Normally I would deduct a star for overpriced tasting fees, but since the fee disappears when you buy, I’ll give them a pass for $ 10 for four wines and an additional $ 15 for three more.

This is a fun tasting room. They have a cool Harley bike and a ski lift; fabulous door. We enjoyed tasting the wines and the gal that helped us, was super friendly and informative about the wines. We will stop back in on future visits to this area.

Wonderful selection of wines and a warm/​inviting ambiance. Hands down the best Pinot Noir I’ve tried in years. Family tradition upheld to the highest standard with 5 stars for hospitality and professionalism.
Looking forward to the 24^th Annual WINTER WONDERLAND on Jan. 16 – 17 2016.
Thanks Jenna.

We came here for the Wine & Food Affair event last weekend. Really nice set-​up and friendly staff! The wines are good. My favorite is the 2013 Rocky Ridge Rockpile Zinfandel. It sells for $ 45. Their other wines are just as expensive, if not more. The 2012 Cab Franc is $ 49 and the 2009 Cab Sauv is $ 53. A bit pricey for your every day wines, and therefore I’m giving them 4 stars instead of 5. While I’m not opposed to paying those prices for a bottle, none of their bottles really screamed, «take me home». I would definitely recommend stopping by here though, if you’re in the area!

Very good wines, excellent service and very clean bathrooms. Nice outside eating area. Highly recommend.

Great wine tasting find in Geyserville
We stopped to eat at Diavolo pizza and stumbled in this place. It’s new to the area so we checked it out and happen to have the pleasure of meeting the winemaker. Really nice guy named John. I’ve been in wine business for 15+ yrs so I can say with expertise that these are solid wines. My person favs were the newly released ’14 Sauv Blanc, ’14 Rose of Syrah and ’11 Cab Franc.

Bruce was delightful and allowing us to try all their variety of wines! You must try the 2014 Ivy Rose de Syrah! I love their Zins!!! They are all good! Thank you!!!

This was a random delicious find! The wine is amazing and so affordable! We joined the wine club and even bought a few extra bottles to take away. The only bummer was we loved this way more then the last spot we went to and they were 3 times as expensive. So stop here first. The staff is friendly and throw fun parties for all to enjoy. Try them all but the Rose is ACE!!!
That’s it but I hope you stop through and enjoy it as much as we did. Oh it’s pet friendly too!

What a great spot… we had a wonderful time riding the ski lift and sipping vino.
We will be back soon

Wow! Cool tasting room! Can’t wait to visit the cut and cover caves/​winery eventually.

If you are visiting Sonoma Valley, Pech Merle winery should be at the top of your list!
You will feel like family the second you step through the door and can taste the love and passion put toward these varietals, creating the most amazingly delightful selections.
The tasting room is truly a reclaimed masterpiece; from a ski lift chair to a boat turned into shelving, there is absolutely nothing to compare!
One simple word to sum it all up… Amazing!

Amazing service and amazing wine! I especially loved the 2012 Pinot and our server Olivia made our trip unforgettable. Will definitely be coming back in the future!

Peche Merle winery is such a great place in Sonoma Valley! We had a group of 12 people and we called ahead and the Peche Merle team had a great spread of cheese and nuts that paired perfectly with the wine selections.
The Pech Merle 2013 Sauvignon Blanc (Dry Creek Valley) was really a treat as well as the 2008 Cabernet Alexander Valley. I loved the 2011 Treborce Zinfandel!
The tasting room is a beautiful modern masterpiece with a high style interior with impeccable design.
It’s the perfect location in Geyserville and is a don’t miss — as well as the restaurant next door. This was a great find and epitomized the Sonoma Valley experience. Napa is always great but Geyserville –Healdsburg is so different in its small friendly approach to making and tasting wine.
Brian

Roger and Ivy are amazing!!! The wines were super and these two made u feel at home! I wish I lived here because i would be here all the time!

The team at Pech Merle is amazing. They welcome you like family always! They continue every year to make fantastic wines that cannot be beaten! My favorites include the Rose, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet. But try them all, you won’t be disappointed! The new tasting room is gorgeous and you can tel they didn’t miss a detail. Check out the ski lift chair, great for a photo op. My favorite though is the pech label table. I like to think I drank each bottle that contributed to it! Have fun!

WOW!!! These are some of my favorite wines EVER! I first visited Pech Merle at their original location in Dry Creek at their cool, steel building in September 2013 with a group of friends for a wine country weekend getaway. We got to sample all of their varietals while sitting around a giant wooden crate in cute, blue Adirondack chairs and enjoy some tasty bites with the company of amazing friends, all while the sun set off the coast creating this magical glow between the trees. It was fabulous! The old oak tree on the property is 300+ years old and is magnificent in all its glory. Everything here was just absolutely charming and comfortable — no pretense or stuffiness.
The wines are truly outstanding and they do an amazing job of selecting only the perfect grapes and locations to grow them and you can really taste the quality in each of their small batch wines.
While I was there, I knew I had to sign up for their wine club (I chose Devoted Reds), and three times a year when I receive my shipments, it’s like Christmas! I always look forward to opening the box and discovering the new wines along with some of my old favorites. I’m pretty much obsessed with their Treborce Zinfandel, but I guess I’ll just have to await some of their other award-​winning varietals now that it’s all gone! (Moral of the story here: if you find a wine that you LOVE, be sure to buy enough to sustain you because it won’t be around forever!)
I’m so excited to visit their new tasting room in Geyserville the next time I’m out there! With what they represented at their first location, I can only imagine all the great things to be experienced in their new location! I’ve seen a few pictures and it looks neat … different from what you might expect, which is just part of what sets them apart.
Thank you Peach Merle for amazing wines, and congrats on all the awards you’ve won so far! I’ll keep following you on Facebook for all your exciting updates!