Paso Robles Wine Tourism

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Calcareous Vineyard

A shared family passion and some wine business know-how are the keys to success at Calcareous Vineyard.

Castoro Cellars

Today, over 100 of the 700 acres farmed by Castoro Cellars are grown organically. The winery was officially certified by California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF) in 2007.

Cellar 360

Pouring pines from dozens of wineries throughout the state, Cellar360 offers visitors a complete California wine tasting experience without leaving Paso Robles wine country.

Doce Robles Winery

Year in, year out, Doce Robles wines have stood out from the crowd, possessing bright structure, soft fruit, and moderate levels of alcohol.

Eberle Winery

When Gary Eberle founded Eberle Winery 33 years ago with the premiere of his 1979 Cabernet Sauvignon, he introduced the world to more than a distinctive label; he introduced it to Paso Robles.

HammerSky Vineyards

HammerSky is distinguished by a strikingly beautiful century-old farmhouse which sits regally alongside the entrance driveway. The majestic building is one indication to visitors that they’re in for a truly memorable experience.

Hope Family Wines

While Hope Family Wines is steeped in the winemaking tradition, they are known for blazing new trails in Paso Robles. 

J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines

Now crafting wines from over 3,700 acres of estate vineyards divided between Monterey County, Paso Robles, and the Napa Valley, J. Lohr has created an acclaimed portfolio of wines recognized for their vibrant fruit character.

Locatelli Vineyards & Winery

When Raynette and Louis Gregory decided to revive his family winemaking heritage and establish Locatelli Vineyards in 1996, they set their sights on the northernmost part of the Paso Robles wine-growing region.

Mitchella Vineyard & Winery

Visitors are warmly welcomed in the homey Tuscan villa-style tasting room that offers beautiful views of the East Paso Robles hills. 

Pear Valley Vineyard

A whole lot of determination, tons of elbow grease, and a knack for doing things right formed the foundation of Pear Valley Vineyards. 

Penman Springs Vineyard

Perched on a hill overlooking the rolling hills of eastern Paso Robles wine country, Penman Springs Vineyard makes even first-time visitors feel like they’re coming home. 

Robert Hall Winery

Following a long line of tradition, Robert Hall Winery is one of Paso Robles' larges winemakers, delivering 60,000 cases of expertly crafted wine annually. 

Roxo Port Cellars

Fueled by a passion for old-world style European Port wines, and a conviction that they could be mastered in the new world, Kim and Jeff Steele founded Roxo Port Cellars in 2005 in Paso Robles, California.

Sextant Wines

Sextant Winery is devoted to expanding the horizons of California’s Central Coast by using old-world varieties harvested from the unique soils.

Thacher Winery

Just a decade ago, Michelle and Sherman Thacher drove down from Santa Cruz to attend a wedding at the historic Kentucky Ranch in Westside Paso Robles, that today, is home to Thacher Winery.

Venteux Vineyards

Venteux Vineyards represents the passion and dedication of two families—Scott and Bobbi Stelzle and Adam and Patricia Goldenberg.

Windward Vineyard

Windward Vineyard dedicates to expressing the distinct terroir of Paso Robles’ Westside through elegant wines. Especially in Winward Winery's Pinot Noir.

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Paso Robles is a unique gem among California’s collection of illustrious wine countries. It is California’s fastest growing and geographically largest appellation, and for good reason. Unlike most of the state’s wine regions, which have the fertile soil of ancient sea and river beds, Paso Robles has 45 different soil series, primarily made up of bedrock, like weathered granite and volcanic rocks. These inimitable and ideal variables produce equally exceptional wines. The Zinfandels, Bordeaux and Rhone-style wines and signature, experimental blends that can only be found in Paso Robles make this spot a must-visit on the wine map.

Whereas neighboring regions are known for a few key wine trails, Paso Robles boasts 26,000 acres of vineyards and five distinct wine trails, dispersing the crowds and creating a more leisurely and enjoyable tasting experience. Though recent reviews have put Paso Robles at the top of the wine destination list and increased its prestige and demand, the town has held true to its reputation as an easy-going wine destination where visitors come to taste stellar wines and get away from it all.