Georis Winery - Carmel Valley, California

ww.italianwifey -. M.

We wanted to do a little wine tasting at a vineyard in Carmel. Unfortunately, they were all closed on a Wednesday. However, we came upon Georis tasting room. It had a great atmosphere and even though it wasn’t a vineyard, you sat out in the garden and felt like you were in one. The tasting room itself is large with leather chairs and tables. The outside has several patio tables with umbrellas tucked away in the gardens or right off the tasting room. There’s even a bocce ball court, which is fun. Alexander greeted us and told us about the wines and the vineyard itself. He was so friendly and provided great information to learn about their wine. Food is available at Georis from the restaurant across the street, which is a sister property. We ordered the charcuterie board which was substantial and had a great variety of things to enjoy. The wine tasting we chose had five different varieties for $30. My husband and I shared the tasting as the pours were generous. I would recommend this tasting room, not only for the wine, but for the wonderful outside garden to enjoy the wine.

Katie R.

This is a really wonderful spot to spend a rainy afternoon: wine, food, warm fire and comfy chairs. As a bonus, the wine attendant is also an amazing pianist and will play a set here and there!

Michael F.

Wonderful experience here with an incredible set of different wine flights to try in a beautiful garden. The cafe across the street is owned by the family and serves food, and if you go up the street you can also taste at Cowgirl, same owners bit with a completely different look and feel. While the ask about the story and background on the Endless Summer wines.

Tony N.

This is my girlfriend’s favorite winery. I’m not much of a wine drinker but I was amazed by the experience they’ve created at Georis. Post Covid has been tough for a lot of businesses but the staff here remains friendly and provide great services. From what I’ve heard and many other reviews have stated, the wine here is excellent and the flights are fairly priced. Overall, if you’re in the area I would highly recommend, we sat with some friends in the outside patio and had a great time.

Selden D.

Georis has a delightful tasting room, as well as the Corkscrew Cafe on the other side Pilot Road. On a Wednesday afternoon, my wife and I spent a delightful time tasting a mixed flight, and sampling two others, followed by an espresso from the cafe. All the wines were dry, European-style. The 2019 Clos des Moutons, their Bordeaux-style red blend, was exceptional.

Since we were the only people there, we had Ben's full attention for 2 hours. This is wine tasting the way it should be. Highly recommended as a quiet alternative to some of the larger tasting rooms.

Kristi K.

Love coming here. Staff is always courteous and friendly. I love sitting out in the garden looking at all the plants. Wine is delicious. Highly recommend their charcuterie, too.

Moni G.

Chilled bottle of Rosé was so tasty on this warm evening. There is plenty of shaded seating and the scenery is pleasant. There are plenty of other wineries walking distance if curiosity melts the cat 😛 also if you’re in the mood for some olive oil tasting head over to Quail & Olive in the corner for a unique experience . Cheers! 🥂

Alyssa Y.

The grand mix flight was excellent!! Thoroughly enjoyed each wine that came in it. The Sauvignon blanc was my favorite! The ambiance was very nice and the live music was a great touch. Friendly, knowledgeable service. Would come back again and again!