The Cave tasting tour was one of the best during our Sonoma trip. Nora was fun, knowledgeable and interesting. You get a mix of tasting, wine making knowledge and organic farming practices. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Sonoma!

We did the wine cave tour. It was great! Rob, our tour guide, is part of the Bundschu family that started the winery. He was so incredibly informative, giving us great history and insight. He answered everyone’s questions. It was a great experience!

In this part of California you have almost 100 different wineries you can visit but my wife chose this one because of the history and stories - it is the longest running, family owned winery! And the wine is amazing. John, our tour guide, did a great job leading us through the caves and sampling the different wine types along the way. They are a certified organic winery too (if that matters to you). Plan for almost 2 hours and quite a bit of great wine sipping throughout.

We had so much fun on the Pinz tour. Rib was a great guide with a wealth if knowledge about the family (he is a Bunschu) and the vineyard. We loved going into the vineyard and seeing it up close - even the resident bees and gopher holes. It’s all part of the vineyard. The pours (6 of them) were generous, the wine was very good and the charcuterie board and rest stop was appreciated. We had a warm day on our visit and the Pinz truck provides ample shade. Very much recommend Gun-Bun and the Pinz tour.

We chose the Pinz Excursion at the Gundlach Bundschu Winery and it was well-worth it! We tasted 5 delectable wines, had an amazing charcuterie plate and learned so much about the history of the winery. The tour of the vineyards was wonderful and our guide, John was excellent. We had an amazing time and learned so much about how this winery came to fruition and about the process. I highly recommend this intimate tour and this winery. One of the family-wend wineries still operating! The wines were all delicious!

We are enthusiastic Gun Bun fans (is “Gun Bunners” a thing?) and have been members of their wine club for over 18 years. If you are want pretentious , snubby workers being elistist as they poor wines regaling you with $100+ prices then definitely DO NOT come here. If you are looking for a place filled with friendly, down to earth people who love their very long family wine history and work hard to share this with visitors in a welcoming environment then DO NOT MISS GUN BUN. The wines are fantastic, the prices are reasonable, the grounds are beautiful and there are lots of different experiences to choose from. Gun Bun hosts lots of events too on their ground so which are great if you are local to California (sadly we are not) so check out there calendar as they live their music festivals held right in the winery. Don’t be surprised if you meet a Bundschu. You probably won’t know it unless you look at the pictures in their tasting room or probe them with questions. They are a very humble family that have a lot to be proud of. We took our tour and were delighted to meet Rob Budnschu who walked us through the cave and grounds pouring as we went. He had the same humility as the other family members we have met.

This was my first winery in my first visit to Sonoma. It was the perfect way to start the trip. Very relaxing in a beautiful outdoor area. Carol did an excellent job with educating us on the history of the winery as well as the wines.

What a fun and informative tour! Cave tours are apparently offered at 11am and 2pm and we arrived right at 11am and got in! There were about 6 of us. We spent about 2 hours with our host, Charlie (?) and had the best time. He was fun, he was informative and we learned so much that day. Bonus, the wines were really good too. We started out in the main building/gift shop with a general introduction, moved in to the (cool) caves, wandered out to the vineyard where we learned about the different grapes and even got to taste some off of the vine. Bottled water and parasails were offered due to the sun and heat. Back to the cave to learn some more and finish off the wine tastings. Great property and such a great tour. So glad we stopped, totally wasn't on our plan that day.

Very beautiful place. We arrived early for our reservation and while we were waiting a deer walked behind us up the hill. Our wine tasting took place in the gift shop area while we were standing at the bar. I prefer to be seated but this was fine. Our wine guide was knowledgeable about the history of the winery and how the climate affected the grapes. We did the tasting and the extra add on. Wines were very good and we purchased some. The caves were closed but they looked like it would be an amazing place to see. The winery is easy to get to and has plenty of parking. The restrooms are in a building outside and were very clean. The tasting area sits on top of a hill and the views are beautiful. There are tables outside for seating to enjoy a glass or bottle. I would recommend.

We took the cave tour on a Sunday afternoon. Jamie, our guide, was personable and informative. We learned the history of the family that has worked the land for six generations, as well as a great deal of information on the terroir and the varietals. Each of the six wines we sampled as we walked and learned was at least very good, and most were sensational. If you can only make it to one winery in the area, make it this one.