Blackjack Ranch - Solvang, California

Blackjack Ranch is a renowned winery and tourist attraction located at 2205 Alamo Pintado Rd, Solvang, CA 93463, United States. The ranch is easily accessible by phone at 8056864492 and through their official website at blackjackranch.com. This picturesque ranch is a speciality in wineries, ranches, tourist attractions, vineyards, and wine stores, making it a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts and tourists alike.

The ranch is committed to providing an exceptional experience to all visitors, which is evident in their attention to detail and accessibility features. Visitors can take advantage of wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, ensuring everyone can enjoy the experience. Additionally, Blackjack Ranch accepts Debit cards and offers NFC mobile payments, providing a seamless and convenient payment process.

With a solid reputation in the industry, Blackjack Ranch has garnered 38 reviews on Google My Business, earning an impressive average rating of 4 out of 5 stars. This testament to their dedication to customer satisfaction and exceptional service is a clear indicator of the high-quality experience guests can expect when visiting the ranch.

👍 Reviews of Blackjack Ranch

Debbie M.

1/5

I have visited this winery a few times whenever we went to Solvang in the past and enjoyed their wines. I have since ordered online a few times with no problems. I recently ordered two bottles online and paid $30 to ship to me in New York. Unfortunatetly both wines were not drinkable, they were brown in color and had chunks of sediments in them. When I contacted the company and explained the issues and even sent pictures and asked for a refund they blew me off. They know very well it is not legal to mail open bottles of alcohol so of course they could not be returned. Beware of ordering and having wines shipped as you have no recourse if they are bad and will be out your purchase. Not good customer service at all!!!

Tim W.

5/5

Had a great Sunday afternoon tasting with Allison! Was a slow afternoon and she was very welcoming and educated about the wine maker and the wine styles. Enjoyed the Harmonie 2003, took a bottle home for future celebrations.

A

5/5

Great wine and even better customer service. The gal that has been there for 22 years knows her stuff and she really made our experience great. Thank you Roger for the great wine!

Rafa P.

5/5

Arrived early and a gentleman asked us to make our selves at home. Later found it he was the owner. The Allison was sweet, friendly and very informative . The wines were delicious. It was just my wife and in there. It was great. Would love to visit again.

Tina V.

5/5

This winery is awesome. Grounds are beautiful for a tasting or bring your own appetizers! Face masks are required when getting your tasting and then you take your glass and enjoy in the grounds. They do have sanitizer at the door if you need it. The flights are great and their wines are greatly priced and dance in your mouth!
Highly recommend this beautiful place.

Robert P.

4/5

Very quaint conservative little winery but don’t let that fool you the wine is amazing. We bought a bottle of Double Down Petite Syrah we highly recommend.

James E.

1/5

Very disappointed with our latest purchase. Visited the winery at the end of July and absolutely loved the 2005 Harmonie. We purchased a case and upon opening we found an inordinate amount of sediment in the bottle. We have opened 5 bottles so far and found the same issue. For the price point this was a real disappointment.

James B.

5/5

Okay, so there’s a plexiglass wall inside and you have to stay outside with kids. Service isn’t rude it’s just to the point and get the job done. Their house, their rules. However if you spend a little time making some nice conversation and talk about wine in a good way then as they say your mileage varies with regard to the chit chat. I can see how some folks might want a concierge service but I was there to try wines for my collection not to chat about what I smell in a glass of wine. But even then I had a nice conversation about wine going.. I sense I was being given a knowledge shake down by someone who knew a lot about wines and has to deal with customers BS daily. What I liked.. 1st, they have estate grapes and looks like mostly estate wines, 2nd, they have Bordeaux style blends and some straight varietals, 3rd their prices are quite reasonable, 4th they serve and have wines that actually have some age. Meaning, want a 19 year old estate grape Bordeaux blend? They have it , and priced well. That says something right there to people that know why you go to a winery. Terroir is good and the vines look well taken care of. A mix of older thicker vines and some new ones. I zeroed in on the 2007 cab franc+ merlot blend and its great. Exactly what I was looking for. Tannins were aging brilliantly and could take many more years. Got a few bottles of the 2003 as well and tasted the 2005. Their wines age very well. Their wines are also built to age. I see reviews that their wines are bad., That’s crazy. Maybe if your drinking them too young. And as for the sediment, well it’s older wine. So you should use a Durand style cork opener and decant the wine or filter it. Otherwise of course your gonna get sediment. Anyways, The lady was nice enough to ship a few extra bottles we bought at other vineyards in their case to make an even dozen. That’s pretty nice. Grounds were amazing. My kids played over by the gazebo and just enjoyed playing in the mulch and being kids.