Bruce O.
2/7/2024
Mount Saint Joseph Wine, Granite Bay, CA, January 27, 2024 My wife and I arrived at about 4:30 PM on a Saturday afternoon to listen to our good friend Randy Carey play music. We grabbed a seat...
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8629 Auburn Folsom Rd
Granite Bay, CA 95746
Mount Saint Joseph Wines, nestled in Granite Bay, CA, is a haven for wine enthusiasts seeking exceptional blends crafted with dedication and care. Embodying the spirit of Saint Joseph Marello, the winery strives to elevate the ordinary into something extraordinary.
With a commitment to sustainable winegrowing practices, Mount Saint Joseph Wines presents a unique selection of limited-production wines, each telling a story of craftsmanship and quality. From the luscious Confession red blend to the bold Petite Sirah, every bottle encapsulates the essence of the Sierra Foothills appellation.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the world of wine at the tasting room, open Thursday through Sunday weekly. Whether savoring new releases like the Santa Ynez Rose or joining the exclusive wine club, Mount Saint Joseph Wines offers a warm invitation to indulge in the art of winemaking.
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5.022 reviews
Michelle L.
12/9/2022
Always a fun time with great wine, great people, and great music. Name changed from Vin Uva to Mount Saint Joseph Wines! Same great place!
Sarah A.
9/19/2021
Been to Vin Uva a couple of times but overall I'm a huge fan of Mt. Saint Joseph Wines. I'll touch on the wines briefly. I'm a self-proclaimed wine snob and tend to be picky. St. Joseph wines...
M G.
5/31/2024
Great wine, good music and a fun, welcoming bunch of people there every time. Kid friendly too. With a busy schedule, I don't get out much these days; when I do, it's always here.
Paul A.
3/2/2023
The wine is delicious and has a great price point. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. The place is small and cozy. It's nice to have a local winery making delicious wines so...
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