Jacuzzi Family Vineyards

This was on my list of places and it was great. The yard was nice and the staff was friendly. I enjoyed the tastings. There was no way I was not going to leave with a bottle… or 3. If you are in the area then this is a must stop and do the vip tour if you can

Pros:
Beautiful place inside and out!
2 tasting rooms (one for wine and another for olive oil & balsamic vinegar).
Nice big open tasting rooms.
Lots of neat things to buy in their gift shop.
Friendly and knowledgeable servers. Ours really paid attention to what we liked and didn’t like from the tastings and recommended different wine suggestions.
Cons:
None.

So bad customer service! Very unfriendly employees! skip this winery! Casey is one of employees who refused to serve me since I came 1 min before closing, but I want to make a purchase but she said it was too late!

Jacuzzi was our first winery stop on our recent trip to the valley and it was a great way to start things off! Don provided our tastings and also shared the knowledge he had of the wines and the Jacuzzi family. I also appreciated that he reminded us to drink plenty of water during our visit. We did buy a bottle and enjoyed the variety of items they had for purchase in their tasting room.
Jacuzzi has a beautiful setting as many of the wineries do. We wandered around and enjoyed the courtyard, barrel room and vineyards.
Almost forgot — Tastings are complementary so it is a great stop in Sonoma! They also make the Olive Press olive oils and have a tasting room/​store there too. Loved tasting those and bought some for ourselves and as a gift.

3^rd time coming to this winery — we always leave with several bottles or a case. Staff is always friendly, testing is free. Jane was awesome and patient. The Multipuchiano is the best. About $ 25 a bottle. You have lost of choices.
On the other side of the building is an olive and balsamic testing room. Over 20 varieties of each. We left with 6 bottles. Some didn’t taste so well by themselves, but ask them which one to combine and you get a killer combination.
Brought out friends this time and they loved it too. It was their second favorite winery.

Spent most of my time in the olive oil tasting room and I didn’t regret it! Absolutely delicious flavors and high quality oil, plus flavored balsamic vinegars and specialty mustards! I bought a bottle of lime olive oil and coconut balsamic vinegar which makes a vinaigrette so good you can drink it straight. The wasabi mustard and the spicy mustard must be experienced as well. Staff members are helpful with understanding and combining the products for pure deliciousness.

This place was pretty fun, I really enjoyed the fact that you can enjoy the olive oils as well! Also, it was cool that you could enjoy your 5 wines tastings and then walk outside and take in the terracing and patio. Nice place for photos!
Bob helped us out and was very kind. He let us pick our 5 wines. I honestly didn’t love any of the wines. I thought a couple were ok, but not really worth buying any.
I would recommend coming here because your wine palettes may agree with a few here more than mine did!

LOVED this place. WOW tasty stuff. I did the tasting on both the wine and the oil. The reds were so good I joined the club. yes I was surprised and loved the tasting. The grounds were nice and so was the staff. Its a must stop.

A bunch of us went out to the winery for a private tasting and dinner. All of the staff was great along with the wine. The food was great and the views beautiful. They really set us with a great time along with music.
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It’s not everyday that the service you get makes your experience, but my experience at Jacuzzi was exceptional because of the great service I got from Michele.
At Jacuzzi, you get to try 5 wines for free which is exactly what we did. While we were tasting, Michele was very personable and was genuinely enjoying small talking with us. She was very funny and friendly. She also recommended the chocolate shots which were super tasty.
The vineyard is super beautiful and the patio is a great place to sip on wine and enjoy the view under the sun. There are definitely places for plenty of photo ops.
Overall, we left with a bottle of wine for dinner and happy hearts thanks to Michele’s genuine customer service. I would come back again.

Interesting varietals, most inspired by Italian grapes. The estate itself is beautiful and may warrant a trip. The wines I thought were decent but not memorable. I give them kudos for accommodating such a large party and making our experience a breeze from inception, planning, all the way through execution.

Came with a friend after she mentioned this being her favorite winery in Sonoma and I was happy to see why! Went up on a Tuesday and quickly fell in love. Not only was the wine tasting/​selection vast with both reds and whites, but our server was wonderful and easily provided very detailed history about the wine and the winery itself. Also prices were so reasonable to the point that I ended my vacation rolling up three bottles and praying that they didn’t get broken in baggage!
The scenery here is also spectacularly gorgeous! Sprawling greenery and open space just makes you never want to leave. This is literally the place a wine lover’s dreams are made of.

Super cute! You get 5 free wine samples, and there’s bread sticks and water to cleanse your palate. I don’t know anything about wine, but the workers are very knowledgable so don’t be afraid to ask! This winery seems to have mostly red wines, but that just means you’ll figure out more of the differences between red wines. Also if you’re looking for souvenirs, postcards, magnets, etc are less expensive at this winery than Cline across the street. Also, the winery is attached to an olive oil/​balsamic vinegar tasting bar (I was so happy to find this out!!) unlimited, but don’t be greedy (even tho it’s so good omg). Love this place! ¹⁰⁄₁₀ great place to stop on any wine tour!

This winery is gorgeous. While Cline Cellars is homey and intimate, Jacuzzi’s grounds are slightly grander — imagine a mini castle. The tasting room is fairly large. Despite that, when we arrived it was PACKED full of people. We had to wait a little before we could claim a spot along the counter.
I would have given them 5 stars but the pourers were a little stretched thin, with one pourer tending to two or three smaller parties (or one big party). As a result, I didn’t get as personalized of an experience as I had gotten at other places. In fact, I didn’t even get our pourers name, making it feel incredibly impersonal.
At other tastings, the pourers had more time to leisurely give us information about each wine, make suggestions, etc. However, because it was so busy when we stopped in at Jacuzzi, our pourer was moving back and forth between parties and we’d only have brief exchanges while we were making our decisions.
After (or before) your tasting, you can walk up to a look out that gives you a pretty good view of the surrounding vineyards. They also have a really beautiful outdoor seating area and a really nice fountain, which when we walked past had a Poseidon wearing sunglasses (not sure if it was intentional/​an employee’s doing or a random individual).

After so many glowing reviews I was incredibly excited to try Jacuzzi. We pulled up to the winery right behind a giant China Wine Tours bus. Any bus pulling up to winery is a sight I generally don’t want to see.
But, one of the positives about this winery is they separate the large groups of 6 or more from the individuals and couples that stroll in. It’s recommended on the website (and is general winery etiquette) that you call head if you’re more than just a few people in your group. This, ideally, keeps the tasting room from being a zoo.
Even so, the tasting room was packed. There was literally no space at the bar. It was two deep in most areas. Luckily, we swooped in to a spot that was being vacated and planted ourselves in front of the adorable and kind pourer, Ron.
After a few minutes he greeted us and explained the tastings. The menu was huuuuuuuge. I’ve never seen so many wines available for tasting. And no tasting fee? Oh, that’s why the crowd. We picked a few out and began the tasting. While Ron was pleasant and made sure we were never without much wine, there was very little backstory on Jacuzzi. Normally, I like to hear about the winery and what makes them different. How did they start? Is it family run? Just your general all-​purpose normal winery spiel. Sadly, I still don’t have much knowledge of this winery or even the wines.
During our tasting we were pushed, elbowed, stepped on, and even splattered with wine. Some guests were clearly inebriated and continued to be served. What surprised me was the group of 8 that came in without a reservation that was served. I understand not turning guests away if it wasn’t busy, but today was insane. All 8 of them smashed in around us and began monopolizing both space and Ron’s time. I’m not sure I understand the point of having group policies if they aren’t enforced. Things only went further downhill after this…
We had wanted to try the chocolate shots that were so positively reviewed by past Unilocalers, but couldn’t bring ourselves to stick around much longer. I kindly purchased a bottle of Pinot and our group went on our way.
In the end, the wine wasn’t memorable. If it were, I may have tolerated it. Heck, I would have probably even returned. But this kind of winery (and it’s guests) just aren’t for me.

I would say this was one of THE best winery experience. Great staff and delicious wines…
Inside was bright, lots of space and lots of really nice souvenirs & gifts on the tables. There are several sommeliers at the counter, with wine bottles behind them. We went there during the week days, so there were not that many people in the inside, but I heard on the weekends, it gets really packed there, to the point it is difficult to get to the bar, and getting attention of any of the sommelier is even tougher challenge.
We had countless numbers of wines, or it felt that way, from whites to reds, prosecco to dessert wines, it was a wine heaven from the beginning to the end. The end part was the most exciting, when we were invited to go walk around there vineyards with a glass of Merlot in our hands, and eat Merlot grapes off the vines!!! So amazing!!! We bought several bottles from there and we are super happy with our experience and purchase. Read my full review at:

One of my favorite wineries in Sonoma. Very beautiful grounds. Plenty of picture taking spots. We came here as a group of 12 to celebrate my friend’s birthday. Our wine server was friendly and knowledgeable about their wines. Besides the wine tasting, I really enjoyed their chocolate wine shots! Our wine server was nice enough to give our group free chocolate wine shots! :) Basically a chocolate cup filled with wine. SO GOOD! Definitely a must try! :)

The day was exceptional for wine tasting, Jacuzzi Winery was last on our list that day but we’ll surely be back to do a full tour.
The gift shop is split in two-​the room on the left stocks wine related gifts and memorabilia. The room to the right displays the variety of olive oil and balsamic vinegar products.
The Pinot Noir is delightful; I learned tannins in excess give red wine an ending bite. Their Pinot noir goes down smooth, 2 thumbs up.
Besides the Pinot noir the infused olive oil and balsamic vinegar’s are to die for. I bought a pre-​packaged set to Use on many recipes and marinades.

Came here as part of a wine tour.
The winery itself is beautiful, both indoor and out. The guy who hosted the tasting was very informative and friendly.
The wines were super yummmy.
When we went to the tasting-​room they gave us additional free tasting.
I would definitely recommend it.

By far, the most beautiful family vineyard. The staff here are extremely hospitable, not pretentious at all. I’ve always been fond of Sonoma, its wineries are inviting and warm. Even after my birthday celebration, ensuring we made this our final stop, I continue to come back. We’d be crazy not to come back for free tastings and an added bonus of chocolate shots. I’m inclined to visit their sister winery «Cline» across the street. I’m sure the same hospitality exits, if not more. Once I get here, I tend to spend most of my day here. I love walking around the grounds and relaxing, so romantic. From the artwork to the marble statues, this place is magical.
There’s a huge selection of olive oils, and we always end up buying a few bottles in addition to their tasty wines of course. Beautiful for all sorts of events taking place, especially weddings. The weather is mostly perfect year-​round. Makes me want to head up to wine country next weekend ~ cheers!