About Lamoure Vineyards
Lamoure Vineyards is less a conventional walk-in tasting room than a large vineyard estate that opens itself through weddings, private events and scheduled public programs. The property spans roughly 129 acres and includes restored barns, a farmhouse, lawns, gardens and a modern reception building. That scale gives Lamoure a true destination feel, but visitors need to understand the access model before heading to Sloughhouse Road. Wine is part of the estate experience, particularly through scheduled tastings, seasonal programs and events, but there is no dependable daily tasting-room schedule. The best way to visit is to start with the live calendar and choose a program that is actually open to the public.
Line dancing, wine-focused events and other agricultural hospitality can create a memorable evening, while weddings and private functions may make the property inaccessible to casual visitors at other times. The setting is the main attraction. Vineyard rows, lawns, gardens and restored structures create a broader sense of place than a small tasting counter can provide. When wine is being served, take time to enjoy the property rather than treating it as a quick flight. Food trucks or event catering may be part of specific programs, but those details should be confirmed with the event itself.
Lamoure is a good choice for travelers who enjoy wine estates as places, not just producers. It is especially appealing when a public event gives access to the grounds and lets the property's scale come through. Do not arrive expecting a spontaneous tasting. Confirm the event, ticket or reservation first. With that planning done, Lamoure can be one of the more visually distinctive stops in the Elk Grove and Sloughhouse area. Without it, you risk finding a private event property rather than an open winery. The key to enjoying Lamoure is matching your visit to the way the estate actually operates.