CordeValle Winery
San Martin · Santa Clara Valley
$20/person
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San Martin · Santa Clara Valley
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$20/person
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CordeValle Winery occupies the hospitality wing of the CordeValle resort in San Martin, operating as both a casual public tasting room and a premium wedding venue. The property sprawls across manicured grounds with vineyard views, offering a split personality: bring-your-own-picnic informality on the terrace versus polished event spaces indoors. Their Malbec shows Mendoza influence with ripe berry notes, while the whites and sparkling options cater to the leisurely weekend crowd. Open Wednesday through Sunday, walk-ins welcome for parties under eight, with $20 flights of five wines. The setting delivers Santa Clara Valley accessibility without the pretense—families with kids mix with corporate events, and the views toward the eastern hills justify the detour off Highway 101.
The Oxto Edit
Oxto AICordeValle resort bought Clos LaChance in 2025 and renamed it, but the hillside estate vineyards are the same. Locals bring picnics, kids have room to run, and the terrace views make it worth the drive down 101. It hosts plenty of weddings too, so the grounds are kept in top shape.
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CordeValle Winery
1 Hummingbird Lane
San Martin, CA 95046
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