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Oso Libre

looking at the moon through a glass of wine

Good wines, friendly owners, fun animals. A field full of alpacas greets you as you enter Oso Libre. The husband and wife owners were absolute gems, but let's face it, unfriendly people simply don't own alpacas. They shared a lot of interesting info about the winery and animals which made for an entertaining conversation. The wines were tasty and the term “wine farm” setting of Oso Libre is a great experience.

Le Cuvier Winery

Corks in a wine glass - Pixabay

Shortly after John Munch moved to Paso Robles in 1978, he acquired a bond to build a winery at his home property. Located at 3333 Vine Hill Lane, this served as the original bonded site of Adelaida Cellars, which John founded in 1981. He and his partners subsequently settled on a vineyard and winery site further west, but the bond remained intact, as did John’s dream of someday building a winery there…
 

Please call our tasting room if you do not see the time or experience you would like to book.  We are in the office daily from 11 to 5 to assist you with your reservation. We may be able to accomodate you!    805-238-5706

Scheid Vineyards - Greenfield

Chardonnay clusters - Photographer Randy Caparoso

Al Scheid set his roots in Monterey County in 1972. Al has said if he had every planned to build a family winery it never would have happened. Instead, by his entrepreneurial spirit, skills at building relationships and a lot of hard work today it has become just that. Enjoy the passion and heart in this wineries wines.

Boutz Cellars, Boutzoukas Family Vineyards

people sharing wine

Boutz Cellars and Boutzoukas Family Vineyards tell the story of a father and son who share a deep passion for the outdoors, farming, and fine wine. Their journey began in Florida, where growing wine grapes proved challenging. When the chance arose to acquire two premium vineyard sites in Paso Robles' Adelaida District, they seized the opportunity.

Today, with over 52 acres of planted vines and 12 different varietals, they have laid the groundwork to achieve their vision. Their commitment to hard work, sustainable farming practices, and a focus on quality over quantity is reflected in their wines, forming the foundation of the legacy they are building.

Painting by Agata Zaborowski

Foxen Vineyard

grape cluster - ai generated - Pixabay

The Foxen Boys (aka Bill Wathen and Dick Doré) have been making wine together since 1985, when they founded Foxen Winery & Vineyard at the historic Rancho Tinaquaic on Foxen Canyon Road.

Villa San Juliette

Cabernet Franc grapes - photographer Randy Caparoso

Tin House is a small, family-owned and operated winery. Tin House focuses on two varieties of wine - Pinot Noir and Syrah. Tin House sources their fruit from the Edna Valley and Santa Maria Appellations. Award-winning wines are produced in limited quantities resulting in wines that exhibit intimate craftsmanship and artisan character.

Image - Cabernet Franc grapes - photographer Randy Caparoso 

CAB HOUSE at Hansen Vineyards

Painting by Wine Artist Agata Zaborowski

The Cab House at Hansen Vineyard & Winery is known for excellent, award-winning Cabernet Sauvignon Wines. Taste with winemaker Bruce Hansen in the winery he built in 1993.  Bruce oversees everything with extreme attention to detail, from planting, growing, and harvesting, to barrels, fermentation, and bottling. Nothing escapes Bruce’s obsessive desire to use the best methods, the best barrels, to be the best Cabernet Sauvignon anywhere.

Painting by Wine Artist Agata Zaborowski

McPrice Myers Wine Company

grapes

Mac got into food and wine during his early twenties via his friends and coworkers at Trader Joe's in Southern California. He soon began taking trips up to the Central Coast to just to taste, but quickly found himself volunteering his time on his days off to help out at a number of wineries. After learning the process for a few years and spending more and more time on the Central Coast, Mac was ready to start making wine for himself.

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