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Ally PadillaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Piper was the best! Made my experience 10000% better :)Posted on Google![]()
Victoria MooreTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We went to Arrigoni for a glass of wine. The view was incredible, as well as the service. Out of a group of 4, 3 of us have allergens/dietary restrictions (GF, Vegan & Veggie). The very kind waitress chatted to the chef, and managed to whip up a vegan cheese board, and gluten free bruschetta for us to snack on with our wine. The wine was delicious, and so were the free snacks. Best vineyard we’ve visited on our tour of Tuscany. Thank you team Arrigoni!Posted on Google![]()
The Curious CravingTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
My wife surprised me to a date day! We ended up getting a Groupon deal that came with 2 tastings, a charcuterie board, 2 pours and a growler We started with the two tastings, both the ciders on tap and the bottled ciders, 6 of each. We definitely like the ciders on tap versus the the ages bottles We decided on maple madness and the Blue G ciders for the pours and the Blue G for the growler. These were our favorites! The grounds are extensive since I first stepped foot about 10 years ago. They have expanded from just the small patio out back and the small indoor tasting area to a full backyard experience. They host a variety of events including like music and yoga They are dog friendly outdoorsPosted on Google![]()
AdrianaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We decided to stop by this winery on our way to look at some homes in the area, and we were pleased to see that it isn’t just for wine enthusiasts. If you like beer, margaritas, cider etc. they got it all. Plus there is a cute store on sight that sells apple cider donuts and a variety of one of a kind items. Back area has a huge patio where you can enjoy views of the vineyard bring a picnic or order from the menu. Until next time, thank you for a great experience.Posted on Google![]()
Krystal CampbellTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
The price was reasonable and the views were amazing.
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Family owned and operated, the inspiration for Arrigoni Winery was introduced by boxing champion John “Jack LaSalle” Gherlone — grandfather to the current winery owner. A second-generation Italian immigrant, Gherlone died in 1997 at age 86 — but not before passing on his love of oenology— the science and study of winemaking — to his grandson, and now his great-grandaughter.
Gherlone taught his young grandson how to best crush and press the grapes to extract juices from the skins, and also how to properly barrel wines so they would age into favored wine varieties.