fidelitas winery
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Fidelitas has style. The bottles, the room, the design of the building but the wine is just lacking. The vintages of 2009 through 2011 in reds and whites where flat and even some where metallic in flavor. If you want a great setting, go. But the wines might need another year or two for a better vintage to come along.
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The winery doesn't look like much from the road, but the tasting room has a beautiful view of the valley and is very modern and airy, we didn't want to leave. Really cool building and location. Excellent and knowledgeable staff helped us. We are into red wines and Fidelitas has some of the best that the valley has to offer. The wines we tasted were wonderful... so good we joined their wine club. Do not miss Fidelitas next time you are in the valley.
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Loved this place. The tasting room is beautiful and sun filled, with a nice outdoor patio as well. The staff was friendly and the wine was good. We purchased a bottle of the Cab to take home. Would love to sit outside and spend a sunny afternoon here!
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This is a simple-but-welcoming vineyard tasting room. The white wines are good--but the reds are terrific. And there's no charge for tasting these great wines. (As a added bonus, the young woman behind the bar was really beautiful, and very pleasant.) I recommend this place without qualification.
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Hard to find as it is down a dirt road in Benton City - They only have a couple of wines for tasting but it is free and one of the Cab's that I sampled was spectacular - so I got some! Nice view from their ultra modern urban chic garage!
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Someone spent a lot of money building a beautiful tasting room with sweeping views. They didn't spend it on training staff who were not knowledgable about what they were pouring, and were a little rude. My wife and I got there near the end of the day, and I understand how staff can be overwhelmed with loud, intoxicated groups who are just sloshing. We, however, we're genuinely interested in learning more about the AVA and their wines. Though it was still 30 minutes until closing the staff were much more interested in going through their closing checklist than answering questions. My wife asked what one of their blends consisted of and got snapped at with a 'if you wait a moment I'll tell you.' The wines were overpriced as well.This was an attitude we felt at other Red Mountain wineries as well. It felt to us like the area hasn't grown into their skin yet. Lovely views, great potential with the wines, but need to learn some presentation. I don't recommend a stop here.
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These wines are great, all full bodied and with plenty of taste. Just a shame they were out of our price top buy. Please look at better road signage so that it's easier to find you!The staff were well informed and very cheerful. We'd been recommended by 3 other Wineries to try here.....we now know why :-)
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There are so many wineries and this from the road looks like nothing but they have great people, really good wine and often have a wine label to support local schools. I just keep going back and am never disappointed.
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We stopped in on a Friday afternoon on a beautiful June day. This tasting room is very bright and inviting. The bottles line the back wall, with cute glass top wine barrel stands. Great gathering place with friends to taste some wine.The staff was very friendly and knowlegeable about their wines. She even came out to give us an extra pour. We found the experience to be fun and relaxing. We understand wine tasting is so personal, everyone has his/her preferences. Our group especially enjoyed the malbec and the cabernet. Amazing nose, flavor, and finish.$5 tasting fee that is applied towards purchase.