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The tastings we did enjoy were excellent, with friendly service and engaging stories about each winery’s history. That said, two of the four wineries we had planned to visit unfortunately ignored our advance booking request, even though they were listed as offering 2‑for‑1 tastings through Priority Wine Pass. We were disappointed, as we had been looking forward to those stops when building our itinerary. Another drawback was the payment process. At some wineries, we had to pay upfront for the tasting and then request reimbursement on-site for being Priority Wine Pass members. It would be much smoother if there were an option to indicate membership at the time of scheduling, so charges are handled correctly in advance. In addition, a few wineries had changed their terms listings showed 2‑for‑1 tastings, but when visiting they only honored tastings for one person. Despite these hiccups, the overall experience was positive. Priority Wine Pass remains a fantastic way to discover new wineries, enjoy memorable tastings, and meet passionate winemakers. With a few improvements to consistency and booking, it could be even better.

I signed Up for a wine pass and paid an extra $5 for a physical wine pass which I never received. I sent a message asking again that it be mailed to me, never received a response

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I have not used the pass yet. Wine train would only accept on the most premium packages. The Wine Tolley has indicated even though the wineries we are stopping at are included, they won't recognize the wine tasting discounts because we are arriving on the trolley. It is too early to determine if it is a waste.

Although a few tasting rooms offered slightly larger pours, or add'l pours not on their specific wine tasting menu, we found that more often than not, the wineries and tasting rooms did not honor this pass although they were familiar with it. :(