Best Wineries in San Martin

6 wineries matched to your taste and atmosphere

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CordeValle Winery

San Martin · Santa Clara Valley

“The former Clos LaChance estate in the San Martin foothills, now run by the neighboring CordeValle resort. Picnic-friendly lawns, a terrace with vineyard views, and a relaxed tasting room open daily.” ›

Tastings from $20+

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Lion Ranch Vineyard & Winery

San Martin · Santa Clara Valley

“Husband-and-wife estate in San Martin growing Rhône and Provence varieties with regenerative farming, including rarities like Vaccarèse and Terret Noir. Outdoor setup with live music, and outside food is welcome.” ›

Tastings from $20+

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Little Uvas Vineyards

San Martin · Santa Clara Valley

“Tiny San Martin estate where Barbera and Syrah punch way above their weight class—Gold medals prove it. The Airstream tasting room and brick-oven pizza operation make this the anti-Napa: no pretense, just solid Santa Clara Valley fruit and Thursday pasta nights that locals actually show up for.” ›

 

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Miramar Vineyards

San Martin · Santa Clara Valley

“Ten-acre estate in San Martin's eastern foothills with bocce courts and valley views. Tapas and tasting program run by owner Ted, who pours for groups and walk-ins alike.” ›

 

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Moose Mountain Vineyards

San Martin · Santa Clara Valley

“Hillside estate growing 20+ varietals organically in San Martin, with a second vineyard in Paso's Adelaida AVA. Sunset tastings only, twice monthly by reservation. Winemaker Rich Schmidt, a former reproductive endocrinologist, champions minimal intervention and vintage expression in his Bordeaux-focused reds.” ›

Tastings from $30+

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Tank House Winery

San Martin · Santa Clara Valley

“Family farming operation since 1906 that pivoted to winemaking in 2008. The Caviglia brothers make straightforward reds and whites at prices that won't scare anyone. Teroldego on the list is the wildcard—rare Italian varietal worth trying.” ›