Calling all Roshambuddies! If you’ve checked out our new tasting room (or tried our wines), and consider yourself interweb savvy, we’d love it if you’d share your thoughts with the world on Yelp. Of course, we hope your thoughts tilt towards VERY favorable. Not because we get points in a some sophomoric popularity contest, but because it means we’re doing things right around here. It’s our goal to leave you with a great taste in your mouth and awesome memories in your head, and if we did, it would be awesome if you’d let others know about it.

Here’s what “Elite” Yelper, Monica F., had to say in her 4 star review… (It sounds like a 5 star review to me… maybe her hand was shaky when she rated us? Ha.)

“Eccentric, fun, and hip. These three words aren’t usually what pop into your head when describing the typical Sonoma winery. With the words “fighting for fun in a winey world” plastered up on the wall, posters advertising their annual Rock Paper Scissors tournament, and an old school Pacman arcade game, immediately you’ll notice that Roshambo is not a winery for wine elitists!

The place is painted a slate gray, and there are lockers (yes, lockers) that surround the space. In the center of the tasting room are two very large birdcages: one with merchandise ranging from cycling jerseys to hats to t-shirts; the other with bottles of their wine inside. The centerpiece of the room is an odd, yet cool painting of monkeys and those Japanese good luck cats with the rock, paper, scissors hands incorporated into it. There are also little gnomes located at various parts of the room.

Even though Roshambo pokes fun at the culture of wine, their wines were actually fairly decent. They had one wine that was recently featured in Wine Enthusiast, and it was very good. Come here if you want to have an out-of-the-ordinary wine country experience. You won’t regret it! Plus, scour the rest of the grounds for more “hip” places to check out, as well as the sculptures.”

Thanks Monica F. from South SF!

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For those of you who are wondering where the hell we are opening our new tasting room, or WHAT exactly Cornerstone Gardens is (oops, they just changed their name to Cornerstone PLACE), I’ll let the San Francisco Chronicle explain.  Here’s a feature from last Sunday’s paper about this up and coming Sonoma hotspot.