Heart O' The Mountain Winery

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Scotts Valley, CA 95066

Phone: (831) 406-1881

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Neighborhood: Scotts Valley

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• Baguette & Dips $8.50
• Sliced artisan baguette from Acme Bread with nut-free basil pesto & extra virgin olive oil with balsamic vinegar.
• Chicken Pesto Panini $15.00
• Grilled chicken breast, provolone, tomato, nut-free pesto aioli, and mixed greens on Acme's herb slab.
• Brie Fig Prosciutto Crostini $12.00
• Prosciutto, brie, and fig spread on crostini, drizzled with fig and walnut vinaigrette.
• Bruschetta $11.00
• tomato, onion, basil, EVOO, pecorino romano on crostini, drizzled with balsamic glaze.
• Vino Vino Sampler $30.00
• Chef selected cheese and meats, assorted crostini, olives, fresh fruit, bread, and seasonal spreads.

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  4.5 stars - Based on 15 reviews

#58 out of 63 restaurants in Scotts Valley

#3 of 3 Wine Bar in Scotts Valley

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Top Reviews of Heart O' The Mountain Winery

09/10/2024 - Meena S.
I visited this winery during Passport Santa Cruz and had a great time tasting their red wines. The drive up to the tasting room is like a fun carnival ride - just watch out if you get car sick! The view from the treetops is absolutely stunning, and it's cool to know that Alfred Hitchcock once owned this property. Don't forget to bring your own cheese and crackers if you want a snack with your wine - the offerings were a bit lacking during the Passport event. Overall, it's definitely worth a visit, especially if you're a Pinot Noir fan!