europa village

very nice place to do some wine tasting and shopping for unusual gifts. Really enjoy the time I spent there. The wine is pretty decent and everyone is very friendly.

Nice music, good wine, and great atmosphere. Instead of just stopping by to take a quick look as we planned, we've been there for several hours. It was nice to talk to the staff, taste wine, walk around, then we listened the music and watched dancing people. We had a great day there!

This is a great winery in the heart of the Temecula. The winery offers a wide range of wines for everyone's taste at a reasonable price. The staff at the winery is very personable and caring of the customers, and passionate about wine. This was my favorite winery in the region and doesn't have the corporate feel of some of the others in the region.

This is a great winery to just stop for a tasting or simply enjoying an afternoon. While tasting, if you need information about the area, ask for Stephanie. Besides knowing the wines, she is an expert on the area.

Flew in from Hawaii for a weekend get-a-way with my wife of 28 years. Throughly enjoyed the stay. Outstanding breakfast each morning, Chef Dean took us through Europe with his breakfast creations.

My husband and I have been to Europa Village winery several times to attend their outdoor productions of Shakespeare in the Vines. Let's talk about the wine first, I prefer Chardonnay and can say with all honesty that I adore their chardonnay. I have tried their blush and a mix called Libido. I have never been disappointed by the quality of the wine.The servers have always been more than generous with their servings and great customer service.The actual winery grounds are beautiful. The setting is very Tuscany, European ambiance. Very lovely.The only criticism about the grounds are the bathrooms. They are very small. There are only two stalls for women. The sink is a single person area so you have to wait in the cramped area while the person ahead of you washes their hands and if they want to freshen up their make up, it's pretty impossible to get that done with a long line of ladies waiting behind you.Because of the lovely grounds they have lots of weddings and events. Another criticism is that it's not a good idea to schedule a Shakespeare play on the same night as a wedding. If you're watching the play, it's very distracting to focus on the actors with a DJ and people screaming in the background. I would think they would try to accommodate all of their patrons. I know some of the wedding attendees were not thrilled to share the space with the play goers.Overall the quality of the wine and service is great. The grounds are beautiful. My only suggestion is be mindful of patrons while attending events.I would recommend this winery on your tour of beautiful Temecula Wine Country.

Went on a wine tasting and tour of the vineyards. Ivan was our guide. He was fantastic and very knowledgeable. Their wines were all consistantly good. Had different cheese, crackers, chocolates and grapes. Yum.

The wines are hit and miss, like many wineries. However, it is a nice piece of Europe to experience in Temecula Valley.

Overall, ok visit to Europa Village which has many wine options and a relaxing ambiance. "champagne", Rose, and Cabernet were probably best. But these wines are so overpriced.We went to Europa Village for a VIP wine tour on a discounted $79 rate for a couple, which included tour of vineyard, discussion/Q&A, 12 tastings, and some snacks. The tour was fine - relatively interesting, but only worth it if you want to try many different wines. otherwise, it took way too long and the snacks offered were a joke (small, individual package of tiny pieces of cheese, few nuts and pieces of chocolate - no fruit or crackers). The most annoying part of the 3 hour ordeal, was the constant commercial for the future development at EV - it was like a terrible time share pitch for a cheesy, wine Disneyland concept. If they are going to make you sit through this ridiculous schpiel - should be free.

Europa Village is one of many wineries in Temecula, a southern California wine region. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and the grounds are very comfortable. Being a member of the wine club allows us to taste for free or to have a free glass of a wine of our choice. This winery is at the beginning of the wine trail and definitely worth a visit.

My husband and I stayed at Europa Village Inn and got a buy-one-get-one free tasting and happened to love a bottle that was 70 dollars. when we attempted to buy it, there was one patron who "Dr Doug" was helping and many other staff. we were ignored by the other staff the entire time, but thought when the other patron was gone they would acknowledge us. Nope, still ignored. one of the staff looked at us about five times though no other patrons were there, but failed ask us what we wanted. Needless to say, we left without purchasing the wine. just because we look young doesn't mean we are not serious wine drinkers. thanks for nothing, Europa!

This review is not so much for the winery,but for the event held there. On 12/17 saw a " tribute artist Joe Arreola and some of the most talented performers" perform an Elvis Christmas. The show was a complete disappointment. The show started 30 minutes while the entire crowd waited on Mr Arreola's mother to arrive (btw Mr. Arreola is 55 years old or so). The entire show was below karaoke level talent. From the guest singers to the amateur background singers who barely were audible the show disappointed.

Very friendly, great wince, great service, and beautiful atmosphere. We are San Diego people, and go several times a year. Consistently great every time.

Wonderful location in Temecula with fantastic breakfast--truly gourmet. Rooms are lovely and staff is great.

This winery has a great brand and I love the European spin on everything. The wine varies from okay to good, however, the ambiance is stellar!