John G.
11/23/2024
We won a gift certificate for a tasting for 4 with a charcuterie board from a Junior Achievement fundraiser. Appreciate that they support such a great organization. Visited a few weeks ago with...
McIntyre Vineyards
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24 W Carmel Valley Rd
Carmel Valley, CA 93924
McIntyre Vineyards, located in the Santa Lucia Highlands AVA of Monterey County, features an 80-acre estate that is home to some of the region's oldest Pinot Noir and Chardonnay vines, originally planted in 1973. Known for producing intensely complex wines, the vineyard also manages the 81-acre Kimberly Vineyard in the Arroyo Seco AVA, focusing on sustainable practices and high-quality grape cultivation.
As a pioneer in sustainability, McIntyre Vineyards is SIP Certified and offers exclusive access to limited-production wines through its Wine Club, which provides members with specially curated selections, first access to new releases, and invitations to exclusive events. Under the leadership of owner Steve McIntyre, the vineyard has gained recognition for its exceptional Pinot Noirs, Chardonnays, and Merlots, benefiting from the region's unique climate and growing conditions.
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4.531 reviews
Moby M.
1/16/2024
Placed an order online a month ago, and have yet to receive any shipping confirmation or tracking. Contacted them through email a week ago, and was told they would be checking on it. Still haven't...
Tom S.
10/31/2020
Delicious wines. Expensive. Worth the price. Tasting fee is $15 for five 1oz pours. During October 2020 Covid era the tasting is on 4 tables on the sidewalk. Capacity of 16 max. I purchased 4...
Sammy C.
5/6/2020
My husband and I stopped by the plaza to do a little shopping in late February. I saw McIntyre Vineyards while I was shopping, and decided to have a glass of Rose while my husband napped with baby...
Kristen G.
8/8/2023
Delicious Pinot Noirs in a convenient Carmel setting off Hwy 1. Natasha was very knowledgeable and passionate about McIntyre which we quickly understood and came to love as well.
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