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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 r... Read More
Created by Katherine Chen
15 Places • 9 Saves • ago
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Tablas Creek Vineyard
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
Halter Ranch produces Rhône and Bordeaux-style wines and grows walnuts and olives, too!
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Dubost Winery
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
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
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
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
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
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
This Downtown Paso tasting room is destination-worthy for its Spanish varietals and blends! Think Albariño and Tempranillo
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Tin City
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
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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Moonstone Beach Boardwalk
Hop over to Cambria for a lovely morning jog by the beach!
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Three Bridges Oak Preserve Trailhead
Relaxing hike. Go early to beat the heat!
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Lone Madrone Tasting Room
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
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 r... Read More
Created by Katherine Chen
15 Places • 9 Saves • ago
Free
do
do
Tablas Creek Vineyard
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.
Details
do
do
Halter Ranch Vineyard
Halter Ranch produces Rhône and Bordeaux-style wines and grows walnuts and olives, too!
Details
do
do
Dubost Winery
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.
Details
do
do
Adelaida Vineyards
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.
Details
do
do
LXV Wine Tasting Room
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!
Details
do
do
Le Vigne Winery
Wine + cheese flight or wine + chocolate flight? Bring a friend or two so you don’t have to pick just one pairing!
Details
do
do
Donati Family Vineyard
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!
Details
do
do
Victor Hugo Winery
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.
Details
do
do
Diablo Paso
This Downtown Paso tasting room is destination-worthy for its Spanish varietals and blends! Think Albariño and Tempranillo
Details
do
do
Tin City
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
Details
do
do
Downtown City Park
Grab some snacks from any of the nearby stores or restaurants in Downtown Paso and enjoy a picnic in the park.
Details
do
do
Moonstone Beach Boardwalk
Hop over to Cambria for a lovely morning jog by the beach!
Details
do
do
Three Bridges Oak Preserve Trailhead
Relaxing hike. Go early to beat the heat!
Details
do
do
Lone Madrone Tasting Room
Adventurous palate? Check out Lone Madrone for lesser-known varietals and funky cider. Great views, too.
Details
do
do
William Randolph Hearst Memorial Beach
Stop by this beach to marvel at the elephant seals and the views!
Details