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Plan a tour of Livermore Valley wineries with these winery groupings
-By Nancy Rodrigue

History Mystery
For the history buffs, these wineries occupy old winery buildings-at least a hundred years old when Livermore was the first wine region in California.
  • Wente Vineyards - on Arroyo Road. This was formerly Cresta Blanca Winery and the caves are still used to store wine
  • Fenestra - on Highway 84
  • Rubino - on Vineyard Avenue
  • Concannon - on Tesla Road​
  • Elliston - Sunol
  • Murrieta’s Well - Mines Road
  • Boaventura de Caires-Tesla Road

Ciao
These wineries specialize in two or more Italian varietals such as sangiovese, barbera, Nebbiolo.
  • Ruby Hill on Vineyard Avenue
  • Rubino on Vineyard Avenue
  • Rodrigue Molyneaux on Marina off of Arroyo

New in Town
Here are the newest wineries in Livermore!
  • Dante Robere - on Wetmore Road
  • Caddis - by appointment only
  • Winemaker’s Studio @ Wente - on Tesla Road
  • Nella Terra Cellars - on Sheridan Road in Sunol
  • Ehrenberg Cellars - on Tesla Road
  • Leisure Street Winery - on Leisure Street
  • McKahn Family Cellars - on Leisure Street

Stir it Up
These wineries specialize in Bordeaux and Italian blends and sometimes mix these two together as well!
  • Fenestra
  • Murrieta’s Well
  • Darcie Kent
  • El Sol
  • Big White House
  • Charles R
  • Occasio

Sweet Tooth
These wineries offer some tastings of sweeter wine such as Port or dessert wine or a Riesling.
  • Crooked Vine & Stony Ridge
  • Eckert Estate
  • Bodegas Aguirre
  • Fenestra
  • Cedar Mountain

…if Bocce is Your Thing
These wineries have bocce courts for your entertainment after sipping their wine or enjoying a bite to eat.
  • Garre
  • Boaventura de Caires
  • McGrail
  • Ruby Hill
Yum, Yum

These wineries offer food to go along with your wine. They are located in various parts of the Livermore wine country.
  • Wente Vineyards - a full service award winning restaurant and a grill right on the 18th hole. Arroyo Road. The Tesla Road location has picnic fare
  • Garre - a full service restaurant with a bocce ball court for after lunch. Tesla and Greenville Road
  • Concannon -The Underdog Wine Bar serves trendy small plates both inside or outside overlooking the vineyard.
  • Las Positas Vineyards - Wetmore Road, has pizza and music on the 1st & 3rd Fridays during summer
  • Ruby Hill -Vineyard Avenue

Picnic Time
These wineries are well-known for their picnic grounds. Please note that most will require you to buy a bottle of wine or pay a tasting fee to use the facilities.
  • Rodrigue Molyneaux - on Marina Avenue off of Arroyo
  • Rios Lovell - on Tesla Road
  • Wente Vineyards - on Tesla Road
  • Concannon - on Tesla Road
  • Bent Creek - on Greenville Road
  • Fenestra - on Highway 84
  • Las Positas Winery - on Wetmore Road, off of Arroyo

Oui, Oui
French is the name of the game at these wineries, both Bordeaux and Rhone varietals, among others.
  • Boaventura de Caires
  • McGrail
  • Cuda Ridge
  • Fenestra

It’s Music to my Ears
Music is in the air at these wineries most weekends during the summer but check ahead to make sure.
  • Singing Winemaker - on Tesla Road
  • Las Positas Vineyards - on Wetmore Road
  • Wente Vineyards - on Arroyo and Tesla Roads
  • Nottingham - on Vasco Road

It’s the Country Life
These wineries are out of the way and have a country feel.
  • Retzlaff
  • El Sol
  • Charles R​
  • Boaventura de Caires
  • Mitchell Katz
  • Elliston
  • Rodrigue Molyneaux
 
Walk About
You can stroll between these wineries on foot or on bikes.
  • Route 1-Dante Robere, Las Positas, Cuda Ridge, Rodrigue Molyneaux
  • Route 2-McGrail, Big White House, John Evan Cellars, White Crane, Bent Creek, Charles R
  • Route 3-Garre, Darcie Kent, Rios Lovell, Wente, Steven Kent, Tesla Vintners, Crooked Vine/Stony Ridge, Concannon
  • Route 4-Boaventura de Caires, Bodegas Aguirre, Cedar Mountain
  • Route 5-Fenestra, Ruby Hill, Rubino
  • Route 6-Page Mill, Retzlaff

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