Oak Farm Vineyards, Lodi

Full disclosure, I do not consume alcoholic beverages, so my review will be purely on what my experience was on the premises. The place is small so it gives a more private feeling than other wineries I been before. Small parking lot but I did not have problem finding parking. The place was clean and well kept. I did not find trash on the floor or dusty tables. The seems to been friendly with small dogs which it is a plus for me. I would recommend this place for a quiet clam evening with you significant other. The only reason why I do not give this place 5 stars is, the drivers or people like me that want to enjoy time with in (my case) wife, there is nothing for me to drink besides water. This is where I think they need a lot of improvement because we all want to be in the safe side of things without compromising experience. Remember this is just my opinion of my first visit to Oak Farm Vineyards. Thank you and I hope I see you around.

Had a tick trip into Sacramento and Lodi was a 30 minute drive. I wanted to visit a vineyard so I did a search and Oak Farm was a popular place on the different search engines. Very pretty setting. The tastings were very good. Really enjoyed the experience.

We enjoyed the place a lot. Beautiful and amazing atmosphere, and the wine was good. I only wish they had better food than supermarket bought cheese and crackers served still in their package. Cheese platters and baked breads would have upgraded the entire experience and would have made us stay longer and come back the next time we’re in the area. It was borderline ridiculous.

I don't have pictures of wine because I am not much of an alcohol drinker. I came to Oak Farm Vineyards to socialize with a large group of friends. There are outdoors and indoors seating. The popular choice is the outdoor tables and there was a minimum alcohol purchase for the table, which was easily met. I purchased $65 worth of cheeses, meats, and crackers from inside to bring to the outside table. The views of Lodi are beautiful. There were no vineyards this gorgeous when I grew up in the area. To get an experience like Napa or Sonoma, there is no need to drive that far. Oak Farms has the wines in a convenient location in the San Joaquin County.

Oak Farms has an awesome tasting and production complex in the middle of nowhere. Their wines we were served were classic Lodi and quite good. They are not outrageously expensive. The people manning the tasting room were knowledgeable, but the tasting experience was decidedly flat. Admittedly, we were their first party of the day on a weekday. However, they seemed distracted and they didn’t pour anything off the tasting menu, even when asked. It was clear we were there to taste, not to drink. The wines we bought were nice, but their best stuff went unopened. So disappointing when it could have been so great.