Big Basin Vineyards - Boulder Creek, California

Big Basin Vineyards

Big Basin Vineyards es una bodega con encanto ubicada en un viñedo tranquilo, cuya ubicación es hermosa, sus vinos son excepcionales y el ambiente general es relajado pero refinado. Edward, quien los atiende, es increíblemente conocedor, acogedor y apasionado genuino por los vinos y la historia detrás de ellos. Ofrece una guía detallada del proceso de cata, responde todas las preguntas y hace sentir a los clientes como VIPs. Si visitan Big Basin Vineyards, definitivamente deben pedir a Edward, ya que él eleva toda la experiencia. No pueden esperar para volver.

Big Basin Vineyards es más que solo un lugar para degustar vinos; es una experiencia única en sí misma. Desde su ubicación en la región de Santa Cruz Mountains, en California, hasta su enfoque en la sostenibilidad y el cuidado del medio ambiente, esta bodega demuestra un compromiso genuino con la calidad y la responsabilidad. Ellos cultivan viñedos orgánicos y utilizan prácticas de viticultura y enología ecológicas, lo que refleja su pasión por la naturaleza y su entorno.

La bodega cuenta con una amplia variedad de vinos, desde tintos intensos y frutales hasta blancos suaves y afrutados, todos ellos frutos del cuidadoso trabajo en el viñedo y en la bodega. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de las degustaciones en su acogedora vinoteca, donde se les explica en detalle cada etapa del proceso de elaboración de vinos. Por otro lado, también se pueden organizar visitas guiadas al viñedo para entender mejor el proceso de cultivo y producción de los vinos.

Big Basin Vineyards está comprometido con la accesibilidad y la inclusión. La bodega ofrece instalaciones adecuadas para personas con discapacidad, como aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas, aseos unisex adaptados y asientos adaptados para sillas de ruedas. Esto demuestra su compromiso en brindar una experiencia agradable y accesible a todos los visitantes.

Con una media de opinión del 4.9/5 según Google My Business, Big Basin Vineyards es un referente en el mundo del vino. Sus clientes valoran su calidad, compromiso con el medio ambiente y la excelente atención que reciben. Si están buscando una experiencia única y memorable en un entorno natural y acogedor, Big Basin Vineyards es la opción perfecta.

Dirección: 830 Memory Ln, Boulder Creek, CA 95006, Estados Unidos.

Teléfono: 8316218028.

Página web: bigbasinvineyards.com.

👍 Opiniones de Big Basin Vineyards

Martyna T.

5/5

Down the beaten path you’ll find a quaint vineyard — the setting is gorgeous, the wines are exceptional, and the overall vibe is relaxed yet refined. What truly made the experience stand out, though, was Edward. He was incredibly knowledgeable, welcoming, and genuinely passionate about the wines and the story behind them. He took the time to guide us through the tasting, answered all our questions, and made us feel like VIPs. If you're visiting, definitely ask for Edward — he elevates the entire experience. Can’t wait to come back!

Emily Z.

5/5

We did a wine tasting at Big Basin Vineyards with Edward and it was amazing!! The wines were delicious and Edward was incredibly informative and kind. The vineyard is beautiful - would 100% recommend making a stop if you’re in the area!

Jennifer B.

3/5

Cute place and relaxed atmosphere. The Chardonnay & Rose were the best wine we tasted that day. I prefer reds overall but the options we tried weren't that great. Staff was nice but a little pushy at the end. We bought one bottle of wine that we liked and after declining another they kept asking and said we can 'make it gift' for someone. Overall, I think it's worth checking out if you're looking to get away from the over crowded wineries. Seeing the owners reply, so just clarifying. I knew about the minimal savings on getting an extra bottle. Literally just a few dollars saved (she quoted me $7 in savings), so it wasn't enticing and I explained that I don't keep wine at home while the staff chose to keep trying. This made them pushy in the end to an otherwise good experience.

Peg W.

5/5

the drive to the vineyard itself was beautiful (albeit the very long and winding road). the view that greeted us was amazing and we were very glad to choose the picnic experience as we can stay there forever...

Wine F. T.

5/5

The Santa Cruz and Gabilan Mountains 🏔️ are as beautiful as they are exceptional for grape 🍇 growing. The mountainous topography, rocky soils, and proximity to the cooling ocean 🌊 are the perfect ingredients for terroir-driven and ageworthy wines🍷 @BigBasinVineyards farms organically 🌱 and practice minimal-intervention winemaking with the goal of producing wines that transparently and authentically express site and variety. HOMESTEAD is one of the most affordable and creative bottlings managed by proprietor Bradley Brown. It is a wine of immense pleasure, a terrific value and the kind of wine that disappears in an instant at the dinner table👌

Leesa Y.

4/5

The drive to Big Basin Vineyard is a nice way to see the beautiful Santa Cruz mountains. The staff at the vineyard is always informative and friendly. Their patios have a lot of seating for big or small groups. We always enjoy visiting the winery.

Bradley N.

5/5

When I first heard about Big Basin, it sounded like something extraordinary. Too fancy for my tastes at the time. Too beloved by the critics. Too much ambition to supernova into the Santa Cruz Mountains AVA universe of ultra premium Rhône, Burgundian, and Bourdeaux varietal wines. Then, after becoming part of their entry-level wine club, Big Basin became something entirely ordinary. Ordinary, in a really good way. Routine visits to their winery and tasting room to pick up shipments, attend events, listen to live music, and get to know the place itself a bit better instead of the 90+ accolades splashed all over the top-tier sections of the global wine press. It was just another special place in our immediate vicinity that made living in the San Francisco Bay Area such a fantastic privilege. Then, Big Basin was almost lost. Nearly consumed in the devastating wildfires that scorched so much of the surrounding area in late summer 2020. The owner's majestic house on the hilltop collapsed in dust, smoke, and fading embers. The redwoods and vines were wounded, but they recovered. Barely. It was a near miss. And a signal that life isn't just about ordinary and extraordinary experiences. Life flows deeper than all of that. It's about the interplay of transience and constancy. Passing moments and persistent connections. 90 point scores are blips on radar screens. Vineyards emerge from the ground and return to ash, one day. People die. But the spirit of it all in a holistic, all-encompassing sense remains. Big Basin means something else to me now at this stage. It's Bradley and Blake and Emily and all the rest of their dedicated team. It's Old Corral and Coastview and 62 Terraces and Odeon and Alfaro and all the rest. It's foggy mornings and sun-splashed afternoons and sunset under blankets accompanied by red wine and close companions. It's a level of intimacy that I rarely encounter outside of my own domicile and home ground (my personal terroir, so to speak) and that I generally don't talk about on social media. Look: there are a handful of reviews for this on place on Google. That's about 1000x fewer than it deserves. It's that extraordinary. Or ordinary. Or transient. Or persistent. Take your pick. They are just words and stars, after all. They aren't real. But this place is. It really is. Try rating that on Google. It can't be done. I know, because I've tried.

Duane C.

5/5

I’ve been a member of the BBV wine club longer than any other. Bradley and his team do an amazing job year after year. This glass is a taste of the 2017 Coastview Vineyards Terraces Syrah.