Pax Mahle Wines is a small, family-owned winery located in the heart of Sonoma County, California. The winery was founded in 2003 by Pax Mahle, who has been involved in the wine industry for over two decades.
Pax Mahle Wines is known for producing a range of high-quality, small-production wines that reflect the unique terroir of the various vineyards in which they are grown. The winery produces wines made from a variety of grape varieties, including Pinot Noir, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Grenache.
The vineyards that Pax Mahle Wines sources its grapes from are located in some of the most sought-after regions in Sonoma County, including the Russian River Valley, Sonoma Coast, and Dry Creek Valley. These regions are known for their cool, maritime climates, which are well-suited to producing wines with bright, vibrant flavors and complex aromas.
Pax Mahle Wines uses traditional wine making techniques to produce its wines. The grapes are hand-picked and carefully sorted, and fermentation is carried out using native yeasts. The wines are then aged in oak barrels for extended periods of time to help develop their complex flavors and aromas.
In addition to producing high-quality wines, Pax Mahle Wines is also committed to sustainability and environmental stewardship. The winery uses organic and biodynamic farming practices in its vineyards and has implemented a number of environmentally-friendly practices in its winemaking process.
Overall, Pax Mahle Wines is a small, family-owned winery that is dedicated to producing high-quality, small-production wines that reflect the unique terroir of the regions in which they are grown. The winery’s commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship sets it apart from many other wineries in the region.
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Lacy O'Callaghan
5 months agoI If I could give this business zero stars I would. I was visiting the Barlow with some friends, and parked in the parking lot behind this business. There are many businesses in the area and it is an open parking lot. I parked next to other cars, not knowing that they were not parking spots. There are no markers in this lot. Upon leaving, I was yelled at by one of their employees and called an idiot for parking there. He drove his forklift inside where I heard him say "I finally got to yell at one of the morons who parked there". I got out of my car to go and find a manager to tell them what the employee had said about me. The owner, Who I see is Pax upon agoing to their website to call the manager, came out, "I asked him why he allowed his employees to speak and talk about people that way, lied to my face, and said they were not an employee, told me that it wasn't a parking spot, that I blocked in all of their trucks and I shouldn't have been parking there. Then he admitted. that the building owner needs to clarify where the parking spots were and that they need to fix the parking lot. I asked him if he thought it was OK to call people names like that and yell at them, and instead of apologizing, he again lied and said that it wasn't his employee. There was no apology for calling me names or yelling at me. I guess it's OK in the owners mind to yell at a woman and call her names. Absolutely horrendous. I will tell everyone to avoid this business as they do not obviously have any morals or values and that it's ok to verbally assault people.
Maria Béarre-Bóynne
5 months agoWhat a sad experience! I was seated outside of Pax on a Monday morning attempting to reschedule canceled flights from the recent internet upgrade debacle. Pax had not yet opened, and I didn’t realize that the picnic style tables in the alleyway even belonged to a specific business, let alone Pax. When a man began to set out couches and tables just in front of me, I just continued to work on my rebooking, etc. Then the man slammed a plant and sign on the table I was at and immediately said, “Yeah, we’re open now, you need to go lady.” His tone was rude, and aggressive. I shared that he didn’t need to treat me or anyone with such contempt and he became more belligerent, saying things like, “You are sitting on property of a business that you aren’t even patronizing.” Sadly for that man and for Pax, and really for all of us, a little humanity goes a long way, likewise inhumane treatment is also something that echoes beyond its immediate impact.
shane lee
4 months agoThis winery is located in the Barlow area in the nice little town of Sebastopol! Nice for a weekend stroll!
E Lee
7 months agoGreat spot to relax. Comfortable couches inside and relaxing patio furniture outside. Syrahs were excellent. Extensive charcuterie options. Enjoyed the tinned razor clams and the journey man salami. Baguette was heated on order.
H. Schultz
2 months agoI am a firm believer that red wines should not be served colder than 65. Their reds were served ice cold and it emphatically did not do their wines any justice. The flight was made of good wines that did not deserve to be treated so callously. And we can't blame the tasting staff because this policy comes from the owner.