FAQ

FAQS

Prince Michel Vineyard & Winery

Have a wine or vineyard-related question? Prince Michel Vineyard & Winery has the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • Can I Bring My Pet to the Winery?

    When it comes to bringing your furry friends, we have some specific guidelines for dogs. They must always be leashed with a non-retractable leash, and, unfortunately, they cannot access the tasting room, the far pub room, or any area with untiled flooring. For more information, you can find detailed guidelines in our Children and Pets Policy below. Cats, birds, iguanas, chickens, ferrets, gerbils, snakes, and other exotic pets are prohibited.

  • Can I Bring My Own Beverages?

    To stay compliant with ABC Laws, we kindly request that no outside beverages be brought onto our premises. However, we offer a variety of beverages for sale, including wine, beer, cider, bottled water, juice, and sodas. Parents can certainly bring in drinks for their little ones.

  • Can I Bring In a Cooler?

    Please note that coolers are generally not allowed unless you receive prior approval from our Wine Shop Manager, especially for group events.

  • Can I Bring a Tent, Furniture, or Picnic Blanket?

    Unfortunately, due to space and safety considerations, we can't allow tents brought in by customers. We have ample outdoor seating, including gazebos, shaded areas around trees and tables with umbrellas, available on a first-come, first-served basis. You're welcome to bring fold-up or sports-style seating on Saturdays and Sundays, and picnic blankets are always encouraged for a relaxed experience.

  • Are Large Groups Allowed at the Winery?

    For groups of 10 or more, we recommend making a group reservation or considering one of our event rental packages. You can reach out to Mike Haney, our Wine Shop Manager, for assistance.  

    mhaney@princemichel.com

  • Do You Offer Tours?

    Absolutely! You're welcome to embark on self-guided tours along our catwalk anytime during our operational hours. Additionally, we offer private tastings and tours. For more information, check out the details on our tours and tastings page.

  • Do You Have Food for Sale?

    For those looking to savor the delights of our Tap 29 Pub, you're in for a treat. It's open daily from noon until one hour before closing. Be sure to explore our menu for a taste of classic American pub grub that you'll love.

  • Can I Set Up a Food-Only Table?

    Due to space limitations, we ask that patrons do not use tables as a "food-only or buffet" table. Any and all of your food must fit at the table you are occupying.

Children and Pets Policy

We love that you recognize we are a family/pet-friendly establishment and welcome you, your children, and your pets! We have worked hard to create a positive, peaceful setting for all our guests. However, for the safety of your children, pets, other guests, and our staff we ask that you follow the guidelines listed below.


Children Under 12 Expectations


  1. Children must be under the immediate supervision of an adult over the age of 18. 
  2. No running inside or climbing on both inside and outside structures.
  3. Voices must remain at an acceptable level.
  4. Please clean up after your children.
  5. Damages are the responsibility of the supervising adult.


These policies are for the safety and enjoyment of all our patrons. Please remember that we are an agritourism establishment with inherent risks associated with our specific type of property. Visitors understand and accept these inherent risks.


Prince Michel Pet Policy


  1. All dogs must be on a non-retractable leash and under adult supervision at all times.
  2. Dogs need to be well-behaved and quiet. The safety and well-being of all animals are the responsibility of their individual owner(s). By entering our premises, pet owners agree to be 100% responsible for any damage or harm to people, property, or other animals caused by their pets.
  3. Dog owners must clean up after their pets. Doggie waste bags are located outside.
  4. Under the guidance of the health department and food service regulations, Dogs are not allowed in the winery tasting room or the far pub area. (FYI, any untiled flooring)


Of course, certified service animals are always an exception.

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