Discover the Magic of Burrell School Winery: Where Wine is Learned, Tasted, and Lived

 

                      CarlotaRoa@

Tucked into the scenic hills of Los Gatos, Burrell School Winery offers more than just a tasting—it’s a full experience that blends education, beauty, and flavor in one unforgettable visit.

 Learn As You Walk

Here, you don’t just sip wine—you walk the land and learn its story.

Guided by Dave, the charismatic and incredibly knowledgeable owner, you’ll stroll through the picturesque vineyards while learning about:

  • 🍇 The different grape varieties and how they’re grown
  • 🌱 The agricultural side of winemaking
  • 🍷 How soil, climate, and altitude shape each wine’s personality

Dave isn’t just a winemaker—he’s a true wine educator, full of charm, experience, and passion that make learning fun and memorable.

Taste with All Your Senses

As you learn, you taste—this is where the real magic happens.

Each class or tour includes a curated wine tasting, paired with:

  •  Fresh, seasonal tapas
  •  Delicious imported Iberian ham
  •  Juicy local fruits
  • And the incredible views of the Santa Cruz Mountains 

Everything is carefully designed to awaken your senses and deepen your appreciation for wine.

 Your Invitation

Whether you’re a wine lover, a curious learner, or just looking for a beautiful afternoon in nature, Burrell School Winery is a true gem in Los Gatos.

I invite you to experience it for yourself—where wine teaches, nature speaks, and every sip tells a story.


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