
Quivira's Dry Creek Valley tasting room is set in one of their biodynamic vineyards, and complete with solar panels.

Large glass doors let you enjoy beautiful views out over Dry Creek Valley while you sample the wine at Quivira's tasting room.
2008 Dry Creek Zinfandel, $20 - Made with grapes drawn from several different Dry Creek Valley vineyards. We really wanted to like this wine. We’re huge Zinfandel fans, and Dry Creek Valley produces some really excellent wines, but this just wasn’t one of them for us. It’s much lighter than we were hoping for from a Zinfandel, without all the fruit we were looking for. The finish has quite a bite to it too – too much pepper for our taste.

The large patio at Quivira's Dry Creek Valley tasting room has plenty of seating for a wine accompanied picnic.
2008 Wine Creek Ranch Mourvedre, $32 – Another unusual varietal to find in Dry Creek Valley. With it’s blackberry and hint of spice this was our favorite of all the wine we tasted at Quivira.
2007 Hommage a Ampuis Syrah – We really enjoyed this big, bold Syrah which is fermented on Viognier skins. More complex than many Syrahs, it was a great way to toast our wine tasting at Quivira!