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Cute little place with an antique feel. The owner is a very nice man. They have their own vineyard they planted 25-30 years ago. Their wines are very light and sweet! We stopped at this place along a road trip off of I10 and was well worth the drive.

Awesome little place. Owners are a wonderful couple with great personalities. Wish i lived closer to this little place. Purchased a few bottles of wine and may need to stop back by before i leave.

Very nice quaint place ... Pleasant surprise

We stopped in more out of curiosity than wanting to have a wine tasting and ended up just checking the place out. The couple that runs the place are seniors and the place has a bit of an eclectic feel, not what you would anticipate as a wine tasting. The facilities are nothing fancy here but it does have that surreal feel, like a scene from a Tarantino film. I think it's worth the stop just for the experience of it all.

It's an old two story house where the bottom floor is made to serve wine, sell gifts, sit and drink wine while the elderly couple entertain. There isn't any music and plenty of moments when it's awkwardly quiet. The wife is a little cooky and seemed easily agitated. It was not what we expected. The wine ok and I did the wine snob groupon and I didn't learn anything. I don't recommend.

I bought a Groupon and when I was unable to go during open business hours I asked to instead redeem the paid value for two bottles of wine. They told me that would be illegal because they signed a contract stating that they could only sell me the promotional value. When I tried to show them the Groupon document stating the paid value can be used for any purchase at the location, they refused to look at it. They then offered me one bottle of wine for the $39 voucher and told me it was

This is the best wine that I've had in 5 years, easily. I'm apparently allergic to sulfites, which most wines are filled with. The Tarpon Springs Castle Winery makes a wonderful Pinot Noir. We did a chocolate and wine pairing. While I think that the coconut chocolate was out of place with the wines, the rest of the chocolats were nice with the wines. I do think that the chocolates, which are Russel Stover, are not as nice as if they were Godiva, but they still worked well for pairing with Pinot Noir, Merlod, Cabernet, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Grigio. I went home with 6 bottles of wine and I plan on doing another tasting. The owners of this establishment were wonderful to talk to about wines. Their process may take longer than your average California winery, but it's well worth the wait.