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“Where the creeks converge”
Our winery is named for its location; where three creeks (the Amador, Rancheria and Dry Creeks) converge into one waterway and flow off the property. At that location, this 100+ year old cottonwood tree grows out of the water and reattaches on the far side of the creek. It represents an almost exact replica of an aerial view of our three creeks "converging."
We happened on this place. The owner was welcoming and informative, not pretentious at all. We learned more about winemaking than all previous winery visits before. The tasting room is rustic... Read more
Such an amazing winery! The wine, view, and owner were all great. Definitely make the stop if you're in the area Read more
It's a shame it took me so long to review Convergence Vineyards. They are part of the fun and funky west side of Amador County wine country and are a great alternative to the stuffy and crowded... Read more
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Convergence Vineyards
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- Sun, Fri, Sat: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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