La X

Amazing experience with Alvaro and Nidia, learning about their family, processes and passion for wine. Very educational and highly recommended for anyone looking to expand their horizons!

Muchas Gracias!

Bless their hearts. That enormous building must have looked really cool in the CAD generated images on the architect's white Apple monitor, before it was built and crowned with a giant HAM radio tower and solar panels. Kudos for imagination. The wine was great, but I didn't recognize the grape variety and can't remember what it was called as I didn't see the bottle. Didn't try the food, but they clearly compete with other trendy places in the valley: who can offer the thinnest menu, most exotic ingredients, and highest prices. Slick '90s fashion show runway techno music hummed a bit too loudly, without pause or variation, 16th notes, 120 beats per minute. Dead or dying succulent plants everywhere I looked, not a trace of moisture in any planter. They may be eco-friendly, but they seem to disdain any plant that doesn't produce grapes. Service was good, attentive. Most surprising thing was aged and ageing chewing gum spots all over the concrete floor in the gift shop and other walking areas. If management walks over gum spots, what do they overlook in the kitchen? Overall, it looks like management is firewalled from ownership. Still, it's worth stopping for a glass of wine. The winemaking facility alone is worth a stop.

Great wine tasting and a very friendly and relaxing atmosphere. It took an hour to get Oreo frapp, but we never received it.