Here’s a detailed guide to wineries in and around Pleasanton, CA — including tasting rooms right in town as well as notable nearby vineyards in the Livermore Valley wine region (just minutes away). This area participates in local events like the Pleasanton Downtown Summer Wine Stroll each spring, where local and Livermore wineries pour samples Downtown. (Studio Seven Arts)
Rubino Estates Winery Web Address: 1188 Vineyard Ave, Pleasanton, CA 94566 Phone: +19254841699
Website: http://rubinoestateswinery.com/
A family-owned estate winery and tasting room right in Pleasanton known for blending California fruit with Italian varietal influence. Tastings include Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sangiovese, and other blends. The property features scenic outdoor seating and bocce courts — a relaxed vibe perfect for weekend sipping. (Rubino Estates)
Highlights:
Estate-grown sustainable wines
Outdoor bocce & Italian-inspired setting
Wine club with exclusive releases
Open daily; reservations recommended weekends (Rubino Estates)
Ruby Hill Winery Web Address: 400 Vineyard Ave, Pleasanton, CA 94566 Phone: +19259319463
Website: http://www.rubyhillwinery.net/
One of Pleasanton’s historic wineries, originally established in the late 1800s and revitalized in recent decades. Ruby Hill specializes in estate-grown Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel, Chardonnay, and even sparkling wines.
Highlights:
Long regional history and legacy
Walk-in tastings and food pairings
Gardens and picnic areas
Award-winning estate wines (Wine Country)
Casa Real at Ruby Hill Winery Web Address: 410 Vineyard Ave, Pleasanton, CA 94566 Phone: +19259310200
Website: http://www.casarealevents.com/
Located adjacent to Ruby Hill, Casa Real often hosts events and tastings — including weddings, corporate gatherings, and wine-centric celebrations. If you’re planning a private wine event or want a scenic venue, this is worth checking out.
Las Positas Vineyards Web Address: 1828 Wetmore Rd, Livermore, CA 94550 Phone: +19254499463
Website: http://www.laspositasvineyards.com/
A small, family-run vineyard just over the Pleasanton border in Livermore. Known for estate reds (Cabernet, Malbec, Barbera) and relaxed tasting experiences.
Highlights:
Small-lot estate wines
Vineyard views
Tasting Friday–Sunday; appointments available
These wineries are slightly outside city limits but are popular destinations for tastings, tours, and wine country experiences (often featured in Pleasanton-area wine events).
Tenuta Vineyards Web Address: 633 Kalthoff Common, Livermore, CA 94550 Phone: +19259601006
Website: http://www.tenutawinery.com/
A boutique winery producing Italian-style wines in a cozy tasting room environment. Great stop for cabernet, sangiovese, and artisan blends.
Longevity Wines Web Address: 2271 S Vasco Rd, Ste B, Livermore, CA 94550 Phone: +19254439463
Website: http://www.longevitywines.com/
A award-winning, family-run winery in Livermore with a focus on inclusive wine experiences, local varietals, rotating events (like live music), and approachable tasting flights.
Dante Robere Vineyards Web Address: 1200 Wetmore Rd, Livermore, CA 94550 Phone: +19252450172
Website: http://www.danterobere.com/
Known for boutique wines and a warm tasting room atmosphere, Dante Robere offers reds and blends crafted with a focus on balance and nuance.
Murrieta's Well Web Address: 3005 Mines Rd, Livermore, CA 94550 Phone: +19254562400
Website: http://www.murrietaswell.com
One of California’s older estate vineyards with historic roots dating back to the 1800s. Offers tastings, vineyard hikes, food pairings, and events — great for a full wine-day adventure.
Each year in spring (May), Pleasanton’s downtown Main Street transforms into an open-air tasting event, with local shops and participating wineries offering samples. Wines come from Pleasanton and Livermore Valley producers like Wente, Darcie Kent, McGrail, Sakura, and more. (Studio Seven Arts)
Great way to explore many wineries in one evening
Live music and food vendors add to the experience
Tickets usually required in advance
Reservations: Many tasting rooms (especially Rubino Estates, Tenuta, and Murrieta’s Well) recommend reservations on weekends.
Pairings: Some wineries offer cheese boards, charcuterie, or food pairings; check each website before visiting.
Driving: If planning a multi-stop wine day, consider ride sharing or hiring a driver — Livermore Valley has many stops within easy distance.
If you’d like, I can make a weekend wine tasting itinerary for Pleasanton (e.g., best route, lunch spots, and tasting sequences).
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