Only by reservation — Tres Sabores offers picnicking as a booked experience or reserved table. You can bring your own food to your reserved table. A wine purchase is part of the deal. Fee: Picnic fee $30 per group (up to 6) or $60 per group (7–10), on top of the $65/person…. Outside wine and alcohol aren't allowed.
Checked September 2026 from tressabores.comStated on the venue's own website
Picnic rules at a glance
Picnicking
Picnic by reservation
Bring your own food
Allowed
Outside wine / alcohol
Not allowed
Purchase required
Yesthe catch
Reservation
Required
Fee
Picnic fee $30 per group (up to 6) or $60 per group (7–10), on top of the $65/person tasting. Waived for SABOR club members and guests of partner drivers.
Food on site
Cheese and charcuterie platters by arrangement; catered lunch from partner chefs Wed–Sat with at least 72 hours' notice
Groups
Standard tasting groups up to 6 (children and non-drinkers count toward the total); 7–10 by arrangement.
Dogs
Leashed dogs welcome with their own reservation (two at most on the property); none on rainy days
Kids
Children welcome and count toward the group size.
Hours
Wed–Mon by appointment; first tasting 10am, last 3pm
Tastings
$65 per person (waived with 4+ bottle purchase)
House rules
Picnic must be arranged in advance and eaten alongside a tasting; no bottle service. No outside drinks, bottled water or disposable packaging/utensils (the winery is Napa Green certified and low-waste). Dogs need their own reservation: max 2 on site, always leashed, none on rainy days.
Tasting $65 per person (waived with 4+ bottles) plus a picnic fee of $30 per group up to 6 or $60 for 7–10; cheese & charcuterie plate $34 (feeds up to 4)
A private vineyard-side table for the tasting; the picnic fee covers linens, palm-leaf plates, silverware, cutting boards and knives. Catered lunch can be arranged for groups of 6+ (Wed–Sat, 72 hours' notice).
About 90 minutes · Up to 6 (larger groups by availability; picnic fee tier covers 7–10) · Wed–Mon, tastings 10 AM–3 PM; arrange the picnic in advance by phone
Prices as listed when we checked; the booking page has current availability.
What the picnic area is like
A small ranch at the valley's western edge where organic vines run up to wooded hillside, mixed in with pomegranate, Meyer lemon and olive trees, a kitchen garden, and farm animals. Picnic tables are laid with linens, palm-leaf plates and silverware. It feels like visiting a family farm rather than a winery estate.
Picnic tables
Vineyard views
Gardens
Shade trees
Good for: Dogs · Families · Quiet · Romantic
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About Tres Sabores
A family-owned, women-led organic farm winery tucked against the western hills near Rutherford, known for its resident ranch dogs. You can bring your own wine-friendly picnic to go with a pre-booked tasting, and staff set the table for you. Low-key and personal, with a strong green ethos.
BYO picnic with a pre-booked tasting; table set with linens
Organic farm setting with pomegranates, olives and farm animals
Bring your own foodPurchase requiredDogs OKVineyard views
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Elizabeth Spencer offers a bookable picnic experience, "Bottle Service on the Green": A reserved private pavilion on the lawn with Elizabeth Spencer wines by the bottle, lawn games (croquet, cornhole), and optional bites or lunch from Oakville Grocery.
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Only by reservation — Tres Sabores offers picnicking as a booked experience or reserved table. You can bring your own food to your reserved table. A wine purchase is part of the deal. Fee: Picnic fee $30 per group (up to 6) or $60 per group (7–10), on top of the $65/person…. Outside wine and alcohol aren't allowed.
Can you bring your own food to Tres Sabores?▾
Yes. Outside food is allowed at Tres Sabores, though you're expected to buy wine to use the picnic area.
Can you bring your own wine to Tres Sabores?▾
No. Like most wineries, Tres Sabores doesn't allow outside wine or alcohol — buy a bottle there to enjoy with your picnic.
Do you need a reservation to picnic at Tres Sabores?▾
Yes. Book ahead on their website. Standard tasting groups up to 6 (children and non-drinkers count toward the total); 7–10 by arrangement.
Is there a fee to picnic at Tres Sabores?▾
Picnic fee $30 per group (up to 6) or $60 per group (7–10), on top of the $65/person tasting. Waived for SABOR club members and guests of partner drivers.
Are dogs allowed at Tres Sabores?▾
Leashed dogs welcome with their own reservation (two at most on the property); none on rainy days.
Is Tres Sabores good for kids?▾
Children welcome and count toward the group size.
Sources & accuracy
We last checked this listing in September 2026 (freshest source: Official visit page current (mentions 2025 vintage); napavalley.com July 2026). Policies change — especially for groups and holidays — so confirm with Tres Sabores before you go. How we verify.