Bookcliff Vineyards - Palisade Tasting Room — Attraction in Four Corners States

We can't say enough how much we appreciate Candace and the entire BookCliff team and all that they did to make our wedding day a success - which it absolutely was! We had one of if not THE best weekend of our lives. BookCliff truly made it go off without a hitch. The venue, layout, and setup was absolutely perfect for our 75-guest DIY wedding. They worked with us to set up string lighting for the big day, and made sure that the bar was fully stocked with wine (of course), beer, and N/A beverages. Their staff worked seamlessly with our day-of wedding coordinator and made everything run smoothly before, during, and after the event. I can't forget to mention - the location!? Absolutely stunning, with lush grape vines, 360 panoramic views, and the perfect covered deck/dancefloor....

We enjoyed a lovely afternoon here. Our server was so friendly and cheerful, and the location is perfect, on a hill overlooking the canyon. The views are incredible in all directions. My husband tried a red flight and I tried whites. A little snack of dip and breadsticks was included with each flight. All of the wines were good. In the end, I chose Muscat Blanc as my favorite and my husband chose Syrah. We sat on the covered patio for our tasting, then moved up to a grassy seating area on top of the hill. We sat in the shade to enjoy a glass each of our favorites and admire the beautiful view of the vineyards stretching out along the canyon floor. We left with 2 bottles of each of our favorites. The wines were reasonably priced. I highly recommend...

If you want to drink wine out of medicine cups, served in a muffin tin, this is the spot. Everyone around us was served flights in glasses. I questioned them when we were presented with this and were told "it's busy and we're short on glasses" with no apology and only a "you're in the way" look. The next customers got their flight in glassware.

We borrowed a glass from a friend to dump our medicine cups into for tasting and then left. No other patron had this monstrosity.

At least the plastic folding chairs encouraged us to move along. I've visited a number of palisade wineries and this was far and away the only bad experience but also just so lazy. Go elsewhere. The VFW will probably give you a glass with your wine for a more...