Located in San Luis Obispo County, Paso Robles Wine Country is a wine lovers dream.

At approximately 614,000 acres, the wine region is home to over 200 wineries, many with tasting rooms on their properties for you to enjoy and explore their latest varietals, all crafted here on California’s Central Coast.

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Officially known as the Paso Robles American Viticulture Area (or AVA), the region was established in 1983, and is by far the largest of the four official AVAs in SLO County. By comparison, the Paso Robles AVA is almost three times the size of Napa Valley’s AVA, spanning from San Miguel in the north to Santa Margarita in the south, and from Shandon in the east to the Santa Lucia Mountains in the west.

WINE TASTING IN PASO ROBLES WINE COUNTRY

Due to COVID-19, some wineries may not be open for tasting or have different hours than listed below. Given the rapidly changing landscape of rules and regulations, please contact wineries directly to ensure you are able to visit, and make reservations as necessary.

There are over 200 wineries in the Paso Robles’ Wine Country, and the vast majority have tasting rooms on their property that are open to the public.

To help you plan your next outing we’ve curated a list of all the wineries in Paso Robles’ Wine Country where you can visit their vineyards, and do some wine tasting while you’re there.

If you can’t make it to the vineyards for wine tasting, make sure to check out Paso Roble’s Food & Drink Page to find the wine bars, tasting rooms, and restaurants that feature the wines of Paso Robles Wine Country!

Adelaida District

Adelaida Vineyards
Alta Colina Vineyard
Brecon Estate
Calcareous Vineyard
Chronic Cellars
DAOU Vineyards
Dilecta Wines
Dubost Winery
Halter Ranch Vineyard

JUSTIN Vineyards
Kiamie Wine Cellars
Kukkula Wine Cellars
Law Estate Wines
Le Cuvier Winery
Lone Madrone

McPrice Myers
Michael Gill Cellars
Minassian Young Vineyard
Oso Libre Vineyard
Parrish Family Vineyard
Sixmilebridge
Starr Ranch
Tablas Creek Vineyard
Thacher Winery
Tolo Cellars
Torrin Winery
Villa Creek Cellars
Villicana Winery
Vines on the Marycrest
Whalebone Vineyard
Wild Coyote Estate Winery

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Creston District

B&E Vineyard
Chateau Margene Estate Vineyard & Winery
Shadow Run Vineyards & Winery
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El Pomar District

AmByth Estate
Bovino Vineyards
Fableist Wine Co.
Hansen Vineyard & Winery
Hidden Oak Winery
Rava Wines
Sarzotti’s Vineyard & Winery
Sculpterra Winery
Still Waters Vineyards and Tasting Room

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Estrella District

Allegretto Vineyard Resort
Bon Niche Cellars
Cinquain Cellars
Eos Estate Winery
Four Sisters Ranch Vineyards & Winery
Graveyard Vineyards
Hearst Ranch Winery
J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
Le Vigne Winery
Lusso Della Terra Cellars
Mystic Hills Vineyard

Ranchita Canyon Vineyard
Riverstar Vineyards
San Antonio Winery
Tackitt Family Vineyards
Via Vega Vineyard & Winery
Villa San Juliette Winery

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Geneseo District

Arciero Vineyards
Arndt Cellars
Barr Estate Winery
Bianchi Winery
Cass Winery
Eberle Winery
Ernest Hemingway
Gelfand Vineyards
Glunz Family Winery
Mitchella Vineyard
Paris Valley Road
Pear Valley
Penman Springs Vineyard
Rails Nap
Rasmussen Vineyards

Rio Seco Vineyard & Winery
Robert Hall Winery
Rockin’ R Winery
Steinbeck Vineyards
Tobin James Cellars
Vina Robles Vineyards

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San Miguel District

Caparone Winery
Locatelli Vineyards & Winery
Rabbit Ridge Winery
Vista Del Rey Vineyards

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Templeton Gap District

Austin Hope Winery
Bella Luna Winery
Bethel Rd Distillery
Castoro Cellars Vineyards & Winery
Clesi Wines
Doce Robles Winery & Vineyard
Fratelli Perata Winery
J Dusi Wines- Winery and Tasting Room
Peachy Canyon Winery
Seven Angels Cellars
Summerwood Winery & Inn
Victor Hugo Winery
Wild Horse Winery & Vineyards
Windward Vineyard
Zenaida Cellars

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Willow Creek District

AronHill Vineyards
Booker Vineyard
Caliza Winery
Changala Winery
Clos Solène Winery
Croad Vineyards
Dark Star Cellars
Denner Vineyards
Donati Family Vineyard
Dover Canyon Winery
Dunning Vineyards
Ecluse Wines
Four Lanterns Winery
Fulldraw Vineyard
Grey Wolf Cellars & Barton Family Wines
Guyomar Wine Cellars
Hoyt Family Vineyards
Hunt Cellars
Jack Creek Cellars
Jada Vineyard & Winery

L’Aventure Winery
Linne Calodo
Midnight Cellars
Niner Wine Estates
Opolo Vineyards
Paix Sur Terre Winery
PasoPort Wine Company
Pelletiere Estate Vineyard
Proulx Wine
Rangeland Wines
Red Soles Winery
Rotta Winery
Sextant Wines
Shale Oak Winery
Stacked Stone Cellars
TH Estate Wines
Tooth & Nail Winery
Turley Wine Cellars
Venteux Vineyards
Volatus Wine

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TERROIR PROFILE

The Paso Robles AVA is only separated from the Pacific Ocean by a single mountain range, but it is those mountains that define the climate for the region.

The Santa Lucia Mountains not only protect the vineyards in Paso Robles’ Wine Country against major coastal weather fluctuations, they also allows cool air to flow through the gaps between its hills.

Although all of the vineyards in Paso’s Wine Country experience warm days and cool nights, the various districts see differences in highs and lows (and rainfall) given their geographic location within in the AVA.

The Santa Margarita Ranch District, for example, sees an average of 3.74″ of rain per year, and highs in the low 80s during their growing season. The Highlands District, by contrast, only sees 1.89″ of rain during their growing season, and highs easily in the high 80s to low 90s.

Below is a simple terroir snapshot for the entire Paso Robles AVA, but make sure to visit the individual districts to learn more about the nuances of Paso Robles Wine Country, and how to visit the wineries so you can taste and explore the differences for yourself.

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