Paso Robles
Home to over 300 wineries, Paso easily holds its own against Napa or Sonoma, minus the fuss (and expense) of its neighbors to the north. There are now a handful of breweries, distilleries, and cidermakers to discover, too! Before you go, be sure to check with each winery for COVID-19 protocols and reservations, if needed. There are a few tasting rooms in the downtown area, but most of the wineries are spread out in the Paso’s rolling hills. You will probably want to nominate a designated driver or, better yet, hire a driver for the day.
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Tablas Creek Vineyard
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Established in 1989 in partnership with a family of French winemakers, Tablas helped place Rhône varietals on California’s map. Tablas also has a particularly wide selection of white wines. Look out for livestock— Tablas relies on sheep and alpacas for fertilizing and weed control, making it a biodynamic vineyard.
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Halter Ranch Vineyard
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Halter Ranch produces Rhône and Bordeaux-style wines and grows walnuts and olives, too!
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Dubost Winery
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This small, family-owned winery produces fantastic wine. Tastings are an off-the-beaten-path delight, and chances are good that owner Kate Dubost will be on hand to tell you the stories behind her wines.
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Adelaida Vineyards
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Sip on a variety of lovely wines while enjoying the great views from the deck! BYO picnic or snack on a flight of wine + cheese pairings.
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LXV Wine Tasting Room
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The Sangiovese and Bordeaux blends are worth the visit on their own, but don’t sleep on the wine + spice blend pairings to heighten the experience!
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Le Vigne Winery
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Wine + cheese flight or wine + chocolate flight? Bring a friend or two so you don’t have to pick just one pairing!
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Donati Family Vineyard
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Lovely range of wines from a low-key, family-owner winery. Lots of good bottles in the $15-25 range if you’re looking for value!
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Victor Hugo Winery
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Being a small, mom & pop winery hasn’t stopped Victor Hugo from producing fantastic, award winnining wines! Owners Vic and Leslie will walk you through their process for a truly special tasting experience. Note reservations required even pre-Covid.
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Diablo Paso
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This Downtown Paso tasting room is destination-worthy for its Spanish varietals and blends! Think Albariño and Tempranillo
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Tin City
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Up-and-coming area on the south side of Paso with 20+ wineries, a brewery, and distilleries all within a block or two of each other
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Downtown City Park
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Grab some snacks from any of the nearby stores or restaurants in Downtown Paso and enjoy a picnic in the park.
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Lone Madrone Tasting Room
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Adventurous palate? Check out Lone Madrone for lesser-known varietals and funky cider. Great views, too.
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William Randolph Hearst Memorial Beach
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Stop by this beach to marvel at the elephant seals and the views!
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Paso Robles
Home to over 300 wineries, Paso easily holds its own against Napa or Sonoma, minus the fuss (and expense) of its neighbors to the north. There are now a handful of breweries, distilleries, and cidermakers to discover, too! Before you go, be sure to check with each winery for COVID-19 protocols and reservations, if needed. There are a few tasting rooms in the downtown area, but most of the wineries are spread out in the Paso’s rolling hills. You will probably want to nominate a designated driver or, better yet, hire a driver for the day.
15 Places • 9 Saves • ago
Free
Tablas Creek Vineyard
@katherine
Established in 1989 in partnership with a family of French winemakers, Tablas helped place Rhône varietals on California’s map. Tablas also has a particularly wide selection of white wines. Look out for livestock— Tablas relies on sheep and alpacas for fertilizing and weed control, making it a biodynamic vineyard.
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Halter Ranch Vineyard
@katherine
Halter Ranch produces Rhône and Bordeaux-style wines and grows walnuts and olives, too!
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Dubost Winery
@katherine
This small, family-owned winery produces fantastic wine. Tastings are an off-the-beaten-path delight, and chances are good that owner Kate Dubost will be on hand to tell you the stories behind her wines.
Add to
Details
Adelaida Vineyards
@katherine
Sip on a variety of lovely wines while enjoying the great views from the deck! BYO picnic or snack on a flight of wine + cheese pairings.
Add to
Details
LXV Wine Tasting Room
@katherine
The Sangiovese and Bordeaux blends are worth the visit on their own, but don’t sleep on the wine + spice blend pairings to heighten the experience!
Add to
Details
Le Vigne Winery
@katherine
Wine + cheese flight or wine + chocolate flight? Bring a friend or two so you don’t have to pick just one pairing!
Add to
Details
Donati Family Vineyard
@katherine
Lovely range of wines from a low-key, family-owner winery. Lots of good bottles in the $15-25 range if you’re looking for value!
Add to
Details
Victor Hugo Winery
@katherine
Being a small, mom & pop winery hasn’t stopped Victor Hugo from producing fantastic, award winnining wines! Owners Vic and Leslie will walk you through their process for a truly special tasting experience. Note reservations required even pre-Covid.
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Details
Diablo Paso
@katherine
This Downtown Paso tasting room is destination-worthy for its Spanish varietals and blends! Think Albariño and Tempranillo
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Details
Tin City
@katherine
Up-and-coming area on the south side of Paso with 20+ wineries, a brewery, and distilleries all within a block or two of each other
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Downtown City Park
@katherine
Grab some snacks from any of the nearby stores or restaurants in Downtown Paso and enjoy a picnic in the park.
Add to
Details
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Lone Madrone Tasting Room
@katherine
Adventurous palate? Check out Lone Madrone for lesser-known varietals and funky cider. Great views, too.
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Details
William Randolph Hearst Memorial Beach
@katherine
Stop by this beach to marvel at the elephant seals and the views!
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* * *
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