What a wonderful winery! Thank you Dave with the wine and conversation. My wife and I thoroughly…read moreenjoyed the visit. Can't wait to open these bottles with family and friends!

Where can you get wine WITHOUT SULFITES? Caparone Winery! We intentionally picked this unique…read morefamily run winery because they don't add sulfur dioxide to wines, which is used as a preservative. When we visited Caparone Winery in Paso Robles, we made the mistake of driving down a dirt path road on the way. It wasn't terrible but do try to take San Marcos Road when coming here. When we came to the winery, it literally looked like a deserted farmhouse. There was just 1 other vehicle around and a closed door to the building. We ventured inside and was pleasantly surprised that the father/owner Dave was already there pouring wine for visitors! The building was filled with wooden barrels of unsulfated wine. On a modest table, Dave offered 2015 Nebbiolo, 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, 2015 Merlot, 2016 Aglianico, 2013 Zinfandel, and 2016 Sangiovese. We sampled each wine and particularly liked the Zinfandel! The wine smelled fragrant and full. The wine was slightly dry and not at all acidic and we loved the lack of sulfated preservatives. At $18 per bottle, 10% discounts are offered for a half case 6 bottles and 20% discount for a full case of 12 bottles. We purchased the Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Nebbiolo. Excellent wine and without sulfite preservatives! A great little winery worth visiting!

Some places pour wine…read more Serial Wines pours atmosphere. I stopped in to share a bottle of bright, festive Champagne with a friend and immediately understood why this place has such a loyal following. The staff has that rare ability to make you feel like a regular, even on your first visit. Genuine smiles, easy conversation, and hospitality that never feels rehearsed. The interior is a designer's dream--warm, layered, a little smoky, and filled with interesting textures that invite you to slow down and look around. Truth be told, I originally wandered in as a location scout for Alchemyic Artisan, but I happily stayed for the bubbles and the ambiance. And if the moon happens to be in the right mood, you may have the pleasure of meeting Melane'... an intuitive with an infectious spirit who occasionally appears to be quietly crocheting while waiting for the next spiritual download to arrive. If you're lucky enough to have her read your tarot cards, lean in. Whether you're a believer or simply curious, she's an absolute delight. Come for the Champagne. Stay for the conversation. Leave inspired. A must-stop for anyone who appreciates great wine, thoughtful design, and places with genuine soul.

THE BIG: Tasting room in the heart of Downtown Paso. A little bit off the square. Interior is super…read morenice with a inside patio and then the tasting room inside. Limited seats. Street parking available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wife and I came here on a Friday afternoon and grabbed a spot at the patio nook. It is a bit hotter than the inside, but that's because it has more sunlight hitting the room. For the wine tasting, we got one white and three reds. Makes sense since we were in Paso and they're famous for their big bold reds. I did enjoy their cabernet sauvignon the most in the tasting, however the puors were less than an oz, which was just enough to get a sip in. I was disappointed in that especially as a potential buyer looking to get understand the wine a bit more than a two sipper. THE FINAL BAMBOO: A wine tasting of four wines with a very miniscule tasting pours was around $40.

Stayed for mini vacation and the stay was amazing, from the room, to the winery, the views, the…read morefood, and the staff was all amazing! Highly recommend. The tour itself is really nice to do, while you do the wine tasting pair it with their cheese options, it makes the experience better!

We were staying at Allegretto resort so we decided to do a tour of this beautiful winery. Turned…read moreout the experience was so much fun! The tour started at 10am cause it would be too hot to be outside in the afternoon. Our tour guy was very professional and knowledgeable about this massive vineyard resort. The tour took about an hour and half and finished with wine tasting in the resort tasting room. We were introduced to the entire property, history and facts about this winery. I really liked the cute goats on the ground. I was worried about them being in the heat and out in the sun. But our tour guy assured me that they made sure the animals stay in shaded areas and drink enough water to stay hydrated. The arts of this place are just fantastic. Owner is a big art collector so he covers quite a few cultures including Buddha (my faith)! All the arts are from the original countries so they are authentic. I loved the amazing art installations throughout the vineyard. My sign Virgo was on the top of the hill so we had to do a mill hike to see it. There is an art tour that we will do next time. I really want to know the details and histories of all the arts here. I was so glad that we decided to do this tour. If you ever visit Paso Robles wine country you might want to check this winery out. The prices were reasonable at $45 per person, $30 for resort guests and complimentary for members (2 people). The hours are Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays at 10am. Reservations are required. Ps. I'd suggest not visit in summer, central coast summer temperatures are unbearable!

What a lovely experience! The wines were superb. The ambiance fantastic. Make sure to order some…read morefood. The charcuterie board and arancini balls were delish!

The atmosphere was great, clean, elegant, beautiful inside and out. We did the $45 wine tasting,…read morewine was average, the pour was below average. For $45, I would expect a decent taste, not a sip. My wife and I decided not to buy wine this time, nothing really stood out. I did decide to buy a jar of olives; the olives had a slight hint of almonds, not a fan. I attempted to close the jar and the lid would not lock in place (unable to get a tight seal). I returned the jar and asked that the hostess notify the own of this issue. The server was great, friendly, and professional. My experience, during a $45 tasting, one should have consumed the equivalent of at least 3/4 of a bottle (I could be wrong). During this tasting, we consumed the equivalent of a half glass of wine.

Given that the 2021 Presidential Inauguration is tomorrow, my husband and I selected one of our…read morefavorite bottles of wine to celebrate change. As we clinked our glasses filled with 2017 Vista Del Rey's Zin-Bera with to cheers, I realized that I had not yet given Vista Del Rey Vineyards the review and credit it deserves. So as they say, 'there's no time like the present." If you want to experience the TRUE Paso Robles wine country--and, as a matter of fact the varietal Zinfandel--from BEFORE it became the next Napa or Sonoma, Vista Del Rey Vineyards (VDRV) is a must-visit! Prior to a weekend wine tasting trip, I had simply Googled where to find the best Zinfandels in Paso. I quickly discovered VDRV while skimming an article that identified all the top Zinfandels in the region. In fact, VDRV's Zin had rated within the top 3 on the list! Not to mention, they were one of the first, original 20 vineyards planted in Paso Robles and they celebrated their 25th year anniversary in 2020. Wowzers! I reached out to the owner and winemaker, Dave and his wife Carol, via their Facebook page; though you can also call them to book. They are not open to the public without a reservation since their winery is on their home's premises. [Also, keep in mind any county wide Covid restrictions]. In order to get to VDRV, you have to drive along some rural, dirt roads to reach a hillside destination up above the town of San Miguel on the eastern slope of the Santa Lucia Mountains. After all, you are driving to reach your destination of  "Vista Del Rey," translated from Spanish as "King's View." Once we arrived, we were greeted not only by a gorgeous 360-degree view, but the lovely couple, Dave and Carol. Oh, and can't forget their friendly dog and cat! Dave opened and introduced us to several bottles of wine including: a 2016 and 2017 Zinfandel, 2018 Barbera Lot 1 & 2, N/V Zin-Bera, 2019 dry Zin Rosé, and 2018 Barbera Dessert Wine. To be honest, all of them were simply spectacular, bold, and exactly what we seek out. I will say that the Zin-Bera was our favorite and such a perfect blend. Although Dave used to produce his own grapes on his vineyard, he eventually refused to continue to water his grapes due to the endless droughts that have impacted the area for decades. Now he sources his grapes from other sustainable, low-irrigation vineyards nearby. Like most small, family-owned businesses, VDRV has been having tough times with their wine club and pandemic relief orders carrying them through. What we loved most (besides the the wine obviously) is that VDRV was unpretentious. Dave and Carol introduced their wines (accepting all input and any criticism), their process, and welcomed conversation and questions. As fellow wine industry folks, it was super low-key and neat that Dave was willing to trade wine evenly as farmers use to do in the 'good olde days.' We continue to support VDRV to this day and it has become one of our favorite and most recommended stops in Paso Robles wine country. With this, I will end on: SUPPORT SMALL & LOCAL (Dave still hand signs each bottle himself!)--especially during this pandemic!

Vista Del Rey Lot"53" Zinfandel…read more I am not a huge fan of Zinfandel and when I do drink it I prefer wines on a much spicier level then the typical Fruit Bombs I get from California. This little winery in Paso Robles produces a few Zinfandels. Also Barbera and Sangiovese. The other Zin that Vista Del Rey produces I recall not liking much as it leaned toward that fruity style. The Lot"53" is a very well rounded Zin with Cranberry, Cinnamon and black pepper on the nose. BBQ ribs would be a must for this wine. I tasted this wine at one of my local hangouts in Whittier. The wine can be found for between $24.00 to $28.00 per bottle at some local wine shops. Cheers

This place has a nice, intimate space. Great views, great service! We stopped in to try the wine…read more- we'd heard some good things from other people in the area. We had just finished lunch, so we were all about the wine. The service was very good, and the knowledge imparted was appreciated about the wine, it's labels, and how the vineyard started. Watch this one - it's rising and will surprise people. You have people who love wine here, and they are working hard to produce something that you'll like.

Service with a smile Amazing Rose on the outside patio…read moreBeautiful scenery, birds chirping , relaxing Absolutely love

Between startup life and grad school, I hadn't been able to get away, so I was especially excited…read moreto be back in Paso Robles this weekend at Adelaida. I hadn't visited since the week before everything shut down for COVID, and I'm happy to say it's just as great as I remembered. The vibe is cozy and understated, which is a big part of the charm. It doesn't feel overly commercialized or like they're rushing people in and out; there's a real sense of care behind the experience. The wines are excellent, and the pricing feels very fair, especially since nothing about the experience feels over the top or pretentious. We came on a last-minute trip and weren't able to get a reservation online, but they were kind enough to accommodate us as walk-ins. We spent about an hour there, enjoyed the tasting, and ended up buying a few bottles. We'll definitely be back soon, and I'd love to join the wine club once we start drinking more wine. Highly recommend, just really good quality all around.

It was an amazing place. The wine was excellent beautiful vineyard great views highly recommend.read more

Eberle was one of the first wineries I visited when first coming "home" to Paso Robles many years…read moreago. Recently, we came back for a mini reunion and made Eberle a place where our party of 8 could relax, unwind, and reminisce of yesteryears while enjoying the beautiful views from the covered vineyard deck, and needless to say we absolutely had a blast! The tasting experience was still complimentary thanks to the blessed heart of Mr. Gary Eberle (thank you kind Sir), who also happened to grill up some delicious meats and smoked sausage that day (Santa Maria style), which was the perfect pairing to his wines. Special mention to Stephanie, who did an phenomenal job guiding us through the last cave tour of the day...and Mr. Eberle, she truly did your story justice (and then some!). WOW! We left there with plenty of purchases as well...too good to pass up! Oh and ladies, give their Rosé and Muscat Canelli a try...so refreshing! CHEERS and happy eating till next time...

First impressions of Eberle were quite the opposite of where we'd just come from (Daou). There were…read morechildren running around, dogs roaming, misters spraying, and a ton of America 250 memorabilia everywhere. It was chaotic, messy, and we ended up loving every minute of it. Huge thanks to that goes to our host, Tamara. She was an absolute delight! Our glasses were never empty and she was just such a funny, quirky host. About halfway through our flight, she took us downstairs for the cave tour. Wow, what a stunner! Such a unique touch to this winery. The other incredible thing is that Eberle doesn't charge for tastings so you might as well pick up a bottle or two :)

1st time wine tasting- local It was wonderful. Got there at…read more11am. Not many people were there. Got a table right at the edge over looking ALL of Paso Robles. Families with kids started showing up around 12:30. I have kids- older but I just don't want to hear crying and yelling. Anyway it was great. Our wine server was great. Food was wonderful. Brownie dessert was amazing.

This was our first day in Paso Robles and the start of our vacation, so I was really looking…read moreforward to visiting Calcareous Vineyard. Unfortunately, it ended up being a bit disappointing for me. The atmosphere was incredibly relaxing, and it wasn't loud at all, which made it easy to sit back and enjoy a conversation with my husband at a comfortable volume. The setting itself was great! Unfortunately, the food was a letdown. We ordered a $24 pizza that had virtually no flavor. The sauce was plain, the cheese was tasteless, and overall, it mostly tasted like plain dough. For me, it was especially disappointing because this was our first stop to kick off our vacation. That said, my husband really enjoyed the lamb, so there was at least one dish that stood out for him. Our waiter was great very kind and understanding and he was nice enough to remove the pizza from our check without any hesitation. I truly appreciated the customer service. Overall, the beautiful setting, relaxing atmosphere, and great service were positives, but I really hope the kitchen works on adding more flavor and seasoning to their pizzas. It's a gorgeous place, and I wanted to love the experience, but unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the setting.

We had an unforgettable wine tasting experience in one of the most beautiful corners of Paso Robles…read morewine country. Everything was exquisite from start to finish, from the beautifully presented flight of exceptional wines to the warm, top-notch service. Our sommelier was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, with a wonderful French touch, and made the experience both informative and fun. The wines were absolutely delicious, and we left with wonderful memories, beautiful photos, and a wine order we can't wait to receive. A truly special experience!

We had a lunch and tasting here with my sisters and aunts to celebrate my mom's 70th birthday!…read moreFood, wine, and setting were top notch - we ended up ordering several bottles to be shipped home. William was our sommelier - he was attentive, fun, kind, and answered every question we had! Absolutely excellent!!! Can't wait to return!