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VictoriaTOP REVIEWER
10 ratings8 reviews
September 28, 2018
Perfect mix of flea market in the morning, wine tasting after lunch and cheese, crackers and more wine (Sol Rouge has a lovely rose for hot, sunny, summer days) and bocce with good friends. This is one of my favorite summer experiences; I will be sad to see the changes to Treasure Island.
Great location and tasty wine. The staff was personable and knowledgable. They even let us dig in on the snacks set out for wine club members! We will definitely go back.
Bring a picnic, or at last some crackers to nibble on while wine tasting. I thought from the website that there was food available there, but there isn't.
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About This Deal
Choice of:
Tasting for Four: Valid on Sunday
Tasting for Eight: Valid on Sunday
Tasting for 12: Valid on Sunday
Each tasting includes:
Bottle Bucks worth $5 toward the purchase of a bottle of wine for each person.
One hour of bocce ball for Tasting for 4 and two hours of bocce ball for Tasting for 8 and 12.
Need To Know
Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.May be repurchased every 30 days. Reservation required. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Valid only for option purchased. Must be 21 or older with valid ID. Not valid with any other promotions.Valid only during Tasting Room hours: Sunday 12 p.m.-5 p.m..Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Sol Rouge
Tucked in between Mount Konocti and Benson Ridge in the Mayacamas, 70 acres of rolling green land sprouts rows of tangling grapevines. This is Sol Rouge, a vineyard and winery dedicated to producing grape varietals of southern France's Rhone and Bordeaux regions. The owners chose the location because of its rich, red volcanic soil and microclimates, which are similar to the French regions' characteristics. The land is ideal for growing such grape varieties as grenache, mourvèdre, counoise, and cabernet franc, and they harvest them to produce wines in small lots and very limited quantities.
Because of their wine's scarcity, they discourage bathing in it and offer it only to wine-club members and those on their mailing list. However, having toiled endlessly on producing such fine wines, they want to share it with as many wine lovers as possible. At their winery tasting room on Treasure Island, they treat guests to samples and their extensive wine knowledge. For further merriment, they invite visitors to play spirited games of bocce ball on their private court.