Misconduct Wine Co

Very friendly staff albeit I found them to be a little inattentive when it came to the tastings. They spent a lot of their time talking to other customers, and although polite towards us, I often felt like we were considered second best.
That being said, I tried a fair amount of wine without any tasting fee, and so long as you buy at least one bottle they don’t charge you at the end of it. The wines themselves are very nice, and not too badly priced. I will be back next time I’m in this area.

I absolutely adored the labels on this wine and I know that the labels don’t mean they will have great wine, but in this case it did. The labels were very classy, mirroring Tiffany’s and Co. style. The wine inside the bottle was delightful, very refreshing. I really enjoyed the set up of this little vineyard, the view was beautiful and the inside was eclectically decorated. The staff were friendly, and generous with their pours, which I naturally appreciated. I found that Misconduct had some great blend wines, which I find are typically harder to find. Their wines would be great to serve at a wedding, or for a dinner party. The wines will be enjoyed by all types of people. i really liked this stop on our wine tour and I have to say I would most definitely come back again.

We were doing a «winery» crawl and found this place along the way. We got to try some nice red blends and took a few bottles home with us.
Inside the décor is quite quaint, but there seems to be a disconnect with their branding, their name, and their décor. The bottles have really unique art deco/​film noir type artwork on them (done apparently by a local). However, their atmosphere inside the tasting room is more of a shabby chic feel. It would be amazing if they brought in some of the feel of their labels into their tasting room for a much better experience.

We were very pleased with our visit here. Absolutely loved the feel of the place and it was very clean. Our server was incredible, well mannered young gal with lots of knowledge of the food and the particular pairings. Appreciated her maturity, dress, knowledge, stories! One of the fellows that manages the place came out and spoke with us too, to make sure we were happy and encouraged us to do a tasting, which of course we loved and then purchased wine too.
Most memorable for me was the cranberry & goat cheese spread, chickpea spread with fresh baguette and pâté. YUM. Overall fantastic experience.

After a so so cheap on the sample tasting, purchased a red blend, but will not recommend or stop here again. Pour was a half oz at best, hard to swirl and taste.

This was my first time visiting this winery and I am soooo glad I went. The tasting room is off the main roads and nestled on a hill. When you arrive up the stairs and into the room, it’s quaint and inviting. Our server was very friendly and shared some great stories. This is what I love about wine tasting in this region, the conversations you have with the people of the vineyards. It’s half the experience of wine tasting.
As for their wine, it is definitely a must stop for anyone. Their cheeky wine names and really cool wine labels are just the start of the tastings. They have a small selection of whites and reds — but our server told us they are expanding to another 7 over the next year or two! Each wine we tasted was amazing. They had great aromas, wonderful start flavours and punchy finishes.
I’m making this a must stop winery every year.

Really cool building and décor. Kind of a vintage/​throwback look. The reserve wines a re fantastic, I’ll give the house varietals a pass. Very friendly service. Highly recommend the visit!