May 4, 2026
1948 wine - Excellent experience, I do not remember the name of who made the presentation, but I bought one of the bottles of wine 1948, which by the way, a considerable value, only a waste, because the next day one of our friends also bought in one of the stores on grass and for the purchase also received an excellent wine and the seller himself asked, not believing that another person had bought the same wine and had received nothing of toast, in this way, I regretted not having bought in the stores on grass, but it is worth the experience and when you go, ask about this wine, see if there are still bottles and if you have, analyze by the high value to be paid if it is not worth buying in stores on grass success, !!!
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May 2, 2026
Very well worth it - I did the premium with sommelier. I loved too much.
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Apr 29, 2026
Experiences and flavors - Unforgettable place, Somelie knowledgeable and attentive, recommend the tour
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Apr 25, 2026
The perfect expedition - Perfect, Bayan Jose and Daniel were very attentive. I loved the combination of the wines and sparkles with the cheeses and carneys. This experience is worth it!! It's my 3 times!
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Apr 24, 2026
Very good experience - Despite waiting for us to make the tour, it is worth the experience.
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Apr 17, 2026
Correction in some terms presented by Sommelier - This evaluation is more like a constructive criticism, it was an excellent technical explanation about wines, of great value, I have nothing to complain about the structure of the vineyard itself or the products.
I only draw attention to Sommelier João Jorge, known as “Bahiano” who in his initial explanation commented on other people who were forming in the technical part and commented, unfortunately, that an “Indian” manaura, was forming to bring knowledge to the Amazonas. As manauara, I want to correct it because if it was someone from a tribe the correct name is INDIGENA, but if it is just a manauara is a Brazilian like any other, because the term Indian generates a xenophobic expression even more because they have a public from various cultures of Brazil. It is as if an alagoano, a cearense or a paraibano were called “bahian”, as it unfortunately occurs in some places, I know that it was not a purpose because it left its northeastern state to a southern state for new experiences, but as a constructive criticism, I understand that this correction is necessary. Thank you and let it be clear that despite that, he does an excellent job.
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Apr 29, 2026
A little disappointing - The vineyard is extremely beautiful, the wine tasting and the partnership with the charcutaria is a delight. They explain super well, the look is wonderful, however, we were very upset to talk that there the value was more in mind than on the site for the purchase of wines, when in fact the site was a little cheaper with the 6 wines in the cart and still with 2 toast labels and in the winemaker only 1 toast label. They don't need that appeal to make it a nice tour and much less for visitors to buy, because they will. People from Brazil who have not been to prestige the winemaking pay less than those who have been and still in an unhonest way in the sale.
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Apr 19, 2026
Extreme commercial appeal with long
Wait - A frustrating experience. When we bought the tour was informed that there was no specific time for visiting. Arriving at the vineyard is charged parking (in others in Santa Catarina I was never charged) was required 1:30h wait. During the visit countless times there is the appeal of advertising and sale instead of the experience itself (considering that it is already paid).
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Apr 18, 2026
Disappointing treatment with the client - I leave here my immense dissatisfaction. I took a family tour yesterday (17/04/26)... 3 couples: I my fiancé my parents my brother and my niece. At the end of the tasting the employees start selling the wines. Me and my niece filled the paper with our data that was provided for those who wanted to purchase wines. Dai one of the employees began to serve a couple next to us and we had already expressed desire to buy. He simply replied, “Wait a little.” Finished the couple and went to other people to note their request. Okay, we didn't like it, but we changed location at the counter in an attempt to buy with another employee. We were ignored the same way. They were busy making sales of about 6,000 to other people. We only wanted to buy 7 wines. Maybe that wasn't enough for them. That was absurd. They definitely made a judgment by appearance. Congratulations on the shame, Jolimont. I don't indicate this vineyard to anyone.
The tour itself was already disappointing because the amount of wine served at the tasting was minimal, but this end was simply absurd.
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Apr 17, 2026
Disappointing treatment with the client - I leave here my disappointment. I took a family tour today... 3 couples: I my fiancé my parents my brother and my niece. At the end of the tasting the employees start selling the wines. Me and my niece filled the paper with our data that was provided for those who wanted to purchase wines. Dai one of the employees started to serve a couple on our side and we had already expressed desire to buy. He simply replied, “Wait a little.” Finished the couple and went to other people to note their request. Okay, we didn't like it but we changed location at the counter. The same happened with another employee. He was busy making a sale of about 6,000 to someone else. We only wanted to buy 7 wines. Maybe that wasn't enough for them. That was absurd. They definitely made a trial for showing up. Congratulations on the shame, Jolimont. I don't indicate this vineyard to anyone.
The tour itself was already disappointing because the amount of wine served at the tasting was minimal, but this end was absurd.
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