Best part of our trip to Sonoma!! Informative small group tour of the farm (roses, fresh fruits and vegetables, feeding the goats fresh carrots). You are even encouraged to pick what is ripe and enjoy delicious fresh produce. If harvest had not just occurred, we would also have seen grapes on the vines. We toured the wine tanks and barrel rooms. We stopped at different points and had a food and wine pairing. Michael was very informative and knowledgeable. The van we rode in was clean and appropriate COVID protocols were used whenever we were indoors and not eating or drinking. The grounds are gorgeous. Everything is well-designed for a lovely visit and the wines and food are very good. The experience takes 3 1/2 hours total and culminates in a lunchtime food and wine pairing in a room with 360 degree views. Well worth the price, especially when you compare the cost of other tastings lasting half the time! or less in a tasting room.

My girlfriend and I live in SF and visit wine country on a regular basis. We've been to 10+ wineries in the past year or so, but this one is our favorite winery by far. It can often be difficult planning visits to wine country, since with all the hundreds of amazing wineries here, decision paralysis is very real. If you're thinking through different wineries and are considering Jordan, stop thinking about it—you absolutely must visit Jordan. I first discovered this winery since it was on Sonoma Mag's list of the top 5 most romantic wineries in Napa & Sonoma, and it 100% fits the bill. The winery is inspired by France, and it definitely feels like you've teleported to France once you set foot on the estate. When we arrived, our host explained that Jordan specializes in 3 things—chardonnay, cabernet, and hospitality. I thought it was a bit corny, but it's actually quite spot on. Most of the wineries I've visited had great hospitality, but Jordan is definitely on another tier in this department. They make you feel so welcome, and all the staff are very warm and knowledgeable. We did the Paris on the Terrace lunch, which I cannot recommend enough. The food is delicious and you can taste the freshness of the farm-to-table food. Everything is delicious and pairs beautifully with the wines they serve. The setting is gorgeous—French music plays around the grounds, and the tables have excellent views of the estate and the hills around. Our sommelier, Aristotle, was the best sommelier we've ever had, hands down, at any restaurant or winery. He explained things in full detail, answered all of our questions and more, has a wide breadth of knowledge, and was very friendly and welcoming. I tried to remember as many names as I could before leaving this review; unfortunately I forgot most, but the young, blonde woman who walked us from the entrance to our table and checked in on us throughout our experience was incredibly friendly and welcoming; the tall male server with Nike glasses explained every dish in beautiful detail and answered our many, many questions. And everyone else as well did a great job making our experience memorable. My parents are visiting in September for their anniversary, and I'm looking forward to taking them to Jordan for the annual harvest lunch, which I'm sure will be as great of an experience as the Paris on the Terrace lunch (if not better!). My girlfriend's moving out of the Bay Area shortly, but if she were staying, we'd probably come here every month, at least! But we'll definitely be coming back every time she's in town.

I gave this experience to my husband for his birthday. The hike was 4 miles through absolutely beautiful country, vineyard, olive grove, winery garden and even small farm. There are serious hills on this walk, but entirely doable and totally worth it for the views and the great information shared by our guide, Chris. Hike took us to the top of a hill from which we had a 350 degree view for miles. Ended on the terrace of the Chateau where we were met with champagne. Practiced social distancing through out and there is a very nice portable restroom (seems like an oxymoron, but trust me) available in front of the building. We were sent home with 2 bottles of Jordan wine and an amazing picnic in a bag prepared by winery's chef. Picnic was enough food for lunch and then dinner also. Although it initially seemed pricey, after having done it, the value is definitely there. Highly recommended. We hope they continue to offer this experience so we can do it again in the fall.

We attended the John Jordan Foundation Social Impact reserved seating dinner, a beautiful winery with impressive wines. The service was transient and irregular, the molecular gastronomy dinner was most disappointing. The executive chef (shamelessly pandering to the tables for compliments) admitted to cuisine and preparation challenges given the guest count. Most notable the courses suffered from poor ingredient quality (frozen scallops, plastic truffles etc.), amateur plating and temperature management issues (the dessert was beyond frozen, inedible). The winery should seriously consider a different executive chef for future events. We were pleased to donate to the charity.

We recently went to Jordan Winery in Sonoma Valley. Jordan is our favorite Cabernet so it was our #1 winery that we wanted to visit for my wife’s birthday. And the winery experience did not disappoint! We paid for the hilltop tasting. When we arrived, we were met by HANNAH, who needless to say quickly set the stage with her upbeat demeanor, excellent knowledge, quick wit and a smile as wide as the valley. She started us off on our walk by explaining about the different grapes, the land their grapes are cultivated on, the processes they use, the history of the winery, so that by the time we arrived at a hilltop picnic spot, we felt really immersed in the winery. The venue for the tasting was wonderful: a hilltop with expansive views of the valley below. What surprised us was the charcuterie that awaited us as well! We thoroughly enjoyed having HANNAH walk us through the wine/olive/meat/cheese pairings. An absolutely wonderful experience that we most certainly will repeat when we visit next time! Oh and the wines? Did I not say they are our favorite Cabernets? Each we had was wonderful. And my wife loves their Chardonnay too so we ended up buying several bottles of each. We highly recommend Jordan Winery if you’re looking for a great way to spend the afternoon!

This was our first visit to Jordan Winery and we couldn't have been more impressed. They started the tasting tour off with a glass of champagne while we walked the grounds. Then we went into the barrel areas and hear more about the wine making process. The barrel room is beautiful. We ended in a gorgeous painted wall paper room where we sat at tables for the remaining wine and cheese tasting. The wines are chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon in the French style. They were all lovely as was the cheese, bread and olive oil, which is made from olives on the grounds. Highly recommended tour.

While I may be a few months behind in reviews, this is one which still leaves a fantastic memory on our minds and palate! Every time we open a bottle, we reminisce about our half day spent at this gorgeous winery! If you are anywhere in Wine Country, this is definitely one tour not to be missed, the Estate Tour and Tasting. Reservations are a must and for good reason. This 3 hour tour is carefully curated, designed and crafted with an intimate and amazing experience showcasing the grounds, food and of course wine in this beautiful estate. What would a tour be without a fantastic guide? Christopher, truly made each guest feel like a close friend or family member, taking the time to answer questions and go above and beyond in sharing his knowledge and love of wine. Couldn’t have asked for a better guide! As for the tour...each stop gets better and better! Guests are driven around in a very roomy, comfy, air-conditioned passenger van to various locations on the premise. (Gardens, lake and summit (?) area with breathtaking views of the valley. The weather was gorgeous on our tour day (early Aug) but I'd suggest comfortable shoes, sunglasses and definitely an appetite and thirst! The tour is mostly standing, except of course, when being driven around or during the final course, lunch. At the end of the tour we were given a nice chunk of dry sausage to enjoy later with our wine we purchased!

I was here for a trade tasting this past year and I have to say it was absolutely incredible. The tour was so informative, the guide was very knowledgable and the food was exquisite. The wines all spoke for themselves - Jordan has something to offer for every palette, and a few extra gems as well. This winery is great for new-wine connoisseurs and seasoned veterans alike.

This place is stunning! We did the vineyard tasting experience and we were not disappointed. The gentlemen who did the tour/tasting was superb (I can't recall his name but he used to sing on Princess cruise lines). The story behind the vineyard/winery is really cool and the building is beautiful as well as the grounds. The walk up to the tasting area, in the vineyards under some great trees was a treat as well. We enjoyed the wine and the food and had great conversations with the other guest. I would not miss this if you are in Sonoma County

We did the winery hike. It was very fair. We just walked through dusty trails at the vineyard. Heather was nice but did not talk about things as we walked such as the oak trees, the wildlife on the property, the history of the property, etc. She just talked about the vineyards when we stopped. We probably had too many people on the tour to make it intimate. They should limit the number of guests. Maybe masks and Covid made it not worth it. The lunch on the patio was nice but not enough for the money. I enjoyed the tastings in town for half the price much more. I can’t recommend it to first time guests in Healdsburg unfortunately.