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Paso Robles
Paso Robles
Warm reds, west-side hills, and tasting rooms that still take a walk-in. The heat is the fact.
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- When to go
- March–May and October. August afternoons are for shade, not a fifth flight.
- Grapes
- Grenache · Syrah · Cabernet Sauvignon · Zinfandel
Tasting rooms
Highway 46 is the strip. The west side is the hills. Two rooms is a day. Spit if you are driving back to the coast.
Tablas Creek
Adelaida
BookTablas Creek
Rhône varieties, Beaucastel family in the story, and a visit that teaches.
Appointment. The educational tasting is the one to book.
Grenache · Mourvèdre · Syrah · Tablas Creek
Eberle
Paso Robles
BookEberle
A Paso pioneer. Cave tour, then the reds.
Book the cave. The tasting room is the easy part.
Cabernet Sauvignon · Syrah · Eberle
Niner
Paso Robles
BookNiner
Willow Creek estate. Seated flights and a lunch if you want to stay.
Book. Don't stack it with two more west-side rooms.
Cabernet Sauvignon · Syrah · Niner
Tobin James
Paso Robles
Walk-inTobin James
Highway 46. Bold reds, walk-ins, a picnic table.
Walk-in. Go early.
Zinfandel · Cabernet Sauvignon · Tobin James
Le Vigne
Paso Robles
Walk-inLe Vigne
Estate room with a cheese counter. Dogs and a patio.
Open daily. Groups should write ahead.
Sangiovese · Cabernet Sauvignon · Le Vigne
Itinerary
West side, then one highway stop
1 day
Two serious rooms. One easy pour. Dinner in town.
Morning
Tablas Creek
Rhône flight. Spit.
Afternoon
Eberle or Niner
One more, then stop.
Paso alcohol and Highway 46 are a bad pair. A driver, or a hotel.
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