Satori Cellars
Gilroy · Santa Clara Valley
$20/person
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Gilroy · Santa Clara Valley
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$20/person
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Satori Cellars farms 20 acres of estate vines in Gilroy, making Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Syrah under branding that's equal parts Zen koan and psychedelic poster art. The wines—including their reserve Hallelujah Cabernet and JoyoUS red blend—lean toward fruit-forward, accessible reds aged in French oak. Bottle prices sit in the low $40s to low $50s. The property itself is the real story: colorful outdoor space with vineyard and hill views, live music on weekends, friendly dogs wandering the grounds, and a decidedly un-precious atmosphere. This is a tasting room that serves sangria alongside Cabernet and encourages you to 'drop words into the deep well of silence you are.' Twenty-dollar flights get you five pours. Open Saturday-Sunday, 12-5pm.
The Oxto Edit
Oxto AIFamily-run Gilroy estate making Cabernet, Merlot and Syrah from its own 20 acres. The reserve Hallelujah Cab gets extra barrel time and is worth asking about. The property is colorful and fun, with palm trees in the vineyard, live bands on weekends and dogs welcome. A $20 tasting covers four reds and a white.
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Satori Cellars
2100 Buena Vista Avenue
Gilroy, CA 95020
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