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Mallory Curtis
via Google Wonderful experience! Went in December with some of my mom friends for a ladies lunch and will be going back this month to celebrate my birthday. Great wine, pizza, charcuterie and ricotta app was delicious! Looking forward to attending one of their many fun events this year.
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Ryan Kerleyvia Google Absolutely love Tuscan Rose Winery!! Hidden gem in Callahan. Amazing family owned and run business. Great wine, amazing food and the new Italian pizza kitchen is awesome. They do special events. Definitely worth the trip to check them out. You won't be disappointed. You will be treated like family and they go the extra mile to make sure you have a great time!!
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Hey9oh4via Google Grand opening day (11/08/25) -
The drive from Jax to the winery was an easy one. You pass through a cute little neighborhood before pulling up to Tuscan Rose. Parking was simple — they even had a small charter bus shuttling people from the lot next door to the venue. (You could totally walk it, but the ride was nice, especially since the lot is grassy and a bit uneven.)
When we arrived around sundown, we were greeted by two friendly women at the entrance who invited guests to sign a wine barrel to commemorate the grand opening — a really fun touch.
The venue itself is beautiful, offering both indoor and outdoor spaces to explore. The bar is inside, but there’s plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy the scenery. We opted for the $20 wine tasting, which included four samples, and found a cozy spot on the second-floor patio to sip and relax.
Food is available from a separate outdoor counter area. After ordering, they hand you a pager to let you know when to pick up your food. We started with the hot honey cheese appetizer — though the honey wasn’t hot or spicy, the bread completely stole the show. Whoever’s baking the bread for their apps and pizzas deserves a medal — it was that good.
We also shared a pepperoni pizza. It probably came out of the oven a tad too early, but it’s opening night — not a dealbreaker.
Our bartender was one of the owners’ daughters, and she was such a delight — super sweet, welcoming, and informative, especially since it was our first visit. (You can spot her in one of my photos)
Between the two of us, we tried eight wines total and both agreed that “Family Heritage” was the winner. It’s a light red, slightly carbonated, and a smidge on the fruity sweet side but I liked that. Some of the whites leaned a bit vinegary or syrupy for our taste, but to each their own — we’re no sommeliers, just people who like what we like. Turns out, we weren’t alone in loving the Family Heritage — it was so popular they nearly ran out by the end of the night.
They also offer beer to those who don’t fancy wine. The bf ended up switching to beer after our wine tasting.
Inside, there’s a small gift shop selling honey, jams, and wine glasses. We picked up two Tuscan Rose–engraved glasses for $9 each — totally worth it and perfect for home use.
Overall, we had such a great evening away from city life. The weather was perfect, the vibe was relaxed, and you could feel how much love the family has poured into this place. We’ll definitely be back to enjoy more wine, pet some of the farm animals hopefully, and grab another loaf of that incredible bread to take home (if they offer that option in the future)
Whoever’s behind that bread recipe — compliments to the chef. 🍷🥖
Thank you Samuel Daddona for continuously telling me to come out and visit. This was a real treat.
