A lovely winery with some very good wines, if a little pricey. We arrived in early afternoon and had not had our picnic yet but the people were very gracious about us eating first and tasting later. They even offered us water if we needed it and gladly lent us a couple of wine glasses. The wines are good and... More

The bar is great. It is 8 inches thick 20 feet long and all one piece. Beautiful bar. The staff was very friendly. The wine are very good Zins mostly. If you like Zins go there. We will go back

Visited this winery a few times and have enjoyed their old vine Zinfandels. Great tasting wines but a bit pricey.

Wines were tasty. Lots of good information about wine making process for the area. Given good suggestions about other wineries to visit.

This was the 5th winery we visited in one day. It had some full-bodied wines to still give our worn out palletes a challenge. Turley has a nice tasting room and some great Zins, as well as Petit Sirahs. Plus, they have a sister winery in Napa and you can taste those wines as well.

Turley, as others have noted, are known for their Zinfandels, mostly from old vines. Their Zins have been the wines we usually use to celebrate special occasions. We visit the cellars about once a year and usually come away with at least a dozen bottles. The do produce some Syrah's, but it is the Zins on which their reputation rests... More

We like big reds and living on the east coast it is not easy to find the Turley wines. We stopped here and the winery staff was friendly, hospitable, and knowledgeable... Wines were as good as we expected.

Be forewarned, not much variety here! The basic menu of 4 tastes for $10 includes the glass. (That is not unreasonable here.) It's an extra $5 to taste 2 more "higher end" wines from the reserve list. The staff were not friendly and our group's server kept disappearing after a quick pour and mono tone speech. We usually enjoy old... More

Turley Cellars is an icon among California Zinfandel producers. It sets the bar for high-alcohol, highly extracted, thick and somewhat sweet Zinfandel—a style that may be peaking in popularity and is decidedly not very food-friendly. Tasting fee is $10, giving you access to 4 wines. If you like "monster Zins," you won't want to miss the Turley experience.