About The Winery

Monserate Winery is a Fallbrook estate winery on Gird Road producing Rhone and Bordeaux-style wines from a property that takes its name from Montserrat, the sacred mountain near Barcelona. The winery has built one of the strongest reputations in North County San Diego for consistent quality and a welcoming tasting room experience with free parking.

Highlights
Winemaker Name

Work Family Winemakers — Italian Varietal Specialists

Founding Year

2021

Vineyard Acreage

116-acre property in Gird Valley, Fallbrook — estate Italian varietals with warm days, cool nights, hillside vineyards, and decomposed granite soil. 700 French oak barrels and 28,000 gallons of stainless steel fermentation capacity.

Know Before You Go
  • Dog Friendly: Yes
  • Reservations: Walk Ins Welcome
  • Estate Type: Estate Grown
Awards & Recognition

Monserate Winery transports guests to Tuscany in North San Diego County — breathtaking Italian-inspired architecture, tranquil lakes, serene vineyard views, and award-winning Italian varietal wines on a stunning 116-acre Gird Valley property. The Work family created Monserate with a vision to preserve the beauty and integrity of Gird Valley while producing wines that express the unique terroir of Fallbrook. All red grapes hand-picked and bin-fermented in 175-gallon bins for optimal fruit intensity. Aged in 700 French oak barrels. A full-service restaurant on site.

Private Event Availability

Monserate Winery is one of North San Diego County's premier wedding and event venues — Italian-inspired architecture, tranquil estate lakes, vineyard views, and full-service restaurant. Accommodates large weddings, corporate events, and special celebrations on 116 Gird Valley acres. Contact monserate.com for event pricing, wedding packages, and private group reservations.

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