Bloomer Creek Vineyard

We are always pleased with the wines from Bloomer Creek. The Chardonnay is outstanding, but really all of the wines are fantastic. Your wine tasting experience can’t get any better than having the winemaker/​owners, Kim and Deb, pour for you and talk about their winemaking techniques. Their tasting room is very French/​romantic, which mirrors their winemaking style. Always a good time.

I tried to visit the vineyard today — opening hours started at noon, and I arrived at 12:30 with two friends. (Coincidentally, another car of people arrived at the same time.) When we walked in to the tasting room, Debra was doing some ironing and said they weren’t open yet. When my husband apologized and said that he thought they opened at noon, Kim explained that their hours did begin at noon, but they got a late start and offered to pour for us, but Debra very brusquely said she didn’t want us tasting when she had things out, and that we could come back in an hour. After such curt and frankly rude service, we certainly weren’t going to come back in an hour to check if she had decided that she was ready to be open by that point!

Kim and Debra make amazing wines. Their small winery and tasting room is small but their wines are excellent. Each varietal shines, and he really doesnt have any BAD wines. Many tasting rooms just serve whatever is around because people come to just taste free wine samples. But Kim has a way of speaking about his wines that is so enticing.
I went on a Sunday afternoon, and there was only one other visitor tasting, but Kim himself was pouring and hosting. What a humble, generous and awesome guy, I love the wines as much as the winemaker. I’m a fan!

I love their cute, barn-​like tasting room with antiques and exposed beams. They have a very nice set of wines here with an excellent Giwerstz and a delicious raspberry desert wine.