Longevity Wines

It was a great place for me and my family to catch up and have a good time. The wine was good, the hostesses were so nice and accommodating and the music was decent too.

I had a lovely time here with my family! It was very cozy inside and had a very dark, rustic esthetic. We got the charcuterie board to pair with our tastings. The selection of wine was great and had range. The woman who helped us happen to be an old college friend of my cousin's. She was extremely knowledgeable and helpful, and ensured we had a lovely time. Longevity Wines makes for the perfect spot to unwind and I'll definitely be back!

A friend and I decided to make it a day of wine tasting in Livermore and we started with Longevity Wines. The place is only open for tasting on the weekend and well worth the wait.It is not a traditional vineyard but a tasting room filled with chairs and tables to accommodate about 75 people sitting down and 100 standing. They had a traditional tasting of 2 whites and the rest are reds but since we wanted to try the whites, they served us the white flight instead. They also have a red and mixed flight menu.Tami, the GM, was our pourer and very pleasant to chat with, very knowledgeable and accommodating. They were in the process of putting up holiday decoration for the Livermore Wine Weekend and it was a very cozy setting.We started with the sparking which was wonderful but the star of the show was the 'pink' Pinot Grigio! They also have 2 Mascatos on the menu and Tami allowed us to try both - a melon and sweet cherry. Unfortunately they did not hit the spot because there is a heavy smell and taste of the stevia that is used to make the Mascatos. They also have fresh, locally made charcutarie trays as well as food trucks on the weekend.The only downside is the parking, there is very limited parking in front and on the side streets and it's a bit of a walk if you do so.The space is available to rent for events.I would go back!

I came here with my sister and cousins for a wine down. The inside looks old and rustic and gave me library feels. The lady who attended to us was very friendly and knowledgeable. The wine selection was decent and we opted for a charcuterie display. The charcuterie was prepackaged and I'm not a fan or prepackaged charcuterie but all in all, we enjoyed ourselves and had a good time!

Our family is planning a baby shower in the winter so we are super excited to find a place that would accommodate a large (100) party and was indoors. We have already reserved the place but wanted to check it out so we could plan. And of course we were able to try a few of their wines. They were all amazing. The service was just what we were looking for and the atmosphere is perfect for our upcoming party. I will add to this review after we have the shower, but I just wanted to review now because it is such a lovely place.

We walked in Saturday around 2:30pm and it was busy! We had a party to 7 people. My brother bought a Groupon deal for 4 tastings. It's like more than half off tastings. Very good deal so that's probably why it was busy. Yelp checkin also has buy 1 get 1 free tasting. You can bring outside food. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. Inside space is bigger. We didn't like the European wines, but there were two other kinds of good ones we liked. Staff were overwhelmed with too many customers. But they did their best to pour as fast as they could. We had to flag them down a few times. Sauvignon blanc- okPink Pinot Grigio- goodRose of Zinfandel- okGSM- goodBarbera-not good Phil-osophy- bordaeaux style - not good

A lovely afternoon sipping on an eclectic array of wines. I sipped on the "2023" Sauv Blanc, "2023" Pinot Blanc, "2023" Pink Pinot Grigio, and lastly the "2020" GSM. The wines were crisp, hints of fruit and a smoothness to my tastebuds. The GSM was slightly tannic and fruity. My server Mo was hospitable and friendly.

If you are not familiar with Longevity Wines, do yourself a favor and pay this little urban Vineyard a visit. I reckon you will be impressed but the talent of Phil, the winemaker...extraordinaire. Phil has that rare gift; the ability to craft some brilliant wines with what's available. I haven't tasted a better domestic Barbera, Grenache, Mourvedre or Tempranillo from anywhere else! Especially from one winemaker under one roof! Keep in mind I said DOMESTIC...in most cases local as well! These varietals rotate on a regular basis and aren't always available. I'm always hopeful that some of the aforementioned varietals are available whenever I pay them a visit. Then there are the classics like the brilliant Bordeaux style blend Deb-ru-vée, Phil-osophy or Preston. Long story short, I discovered Longevity on accident. It was the last stop on a Livermore wine tasting tour. Oddly enough everything we tried was good! I had to return on another day; in a better, more alert state of mind and try every thing again. Annnddd...the only thing I got was confirmation of our previous journey!! Everything was brilliant! Over the years Longevity expanded their tasting room, added regular events on the weekends and grew operations to offer their wines nationwide. A tribute to their success while some of their neighbors shut their doors!Needless to say...I'm a fan! err...a Vino!

Wonderful hospitality and great interior. Not as stuffy as some other tasting rooms, very comfortable and warm. Wines were good too.

Priority wine pass lead me here, husband and I enjoyed the 2 for 1 tastings. My favorite was the pink! We also had a charcuterie for 1. $12There's a small stage and they have live music on Sundays. Overall I'd return if I was in the area.