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So many great winetasting options! So many regions, so little time!
Elevation Ten
"Our small production winery—the ambition of three local families—pays tribute to the love of family, friends and the special town of Clarksburg, where our commitment to community runs deep. The Clark, DiMare and Wallace families named our winery after Clarksburg’s elevation—ten feet above sea level."
Kuleto Estate
"We invite you to uncover the experience that is Kuleto Estate. Our dedicated hospitality team is standing by to guide you through a breathtaking visit climaxing with a tasting featuring a selection of our extraordinary mountain estate wines."
Onx Wines
"Serious, yet unscripted. The ONX Tasting Room and Winery in Tin City is in the center of what’s new in Paso’s creative winemaking community. Experience ONX wines with a tasting of current releases and special library selections (as available). Tin City is a casual, industrial area. "
Thacher Winery
"The “KR” on our barn is a well-known landmark of old time Paso Robles. The Kentucky Ranch- our home, winery, vineyard and gardens was part of a 4,000 acre Spanish Land Grant until 1869 after which it became a thriving horse breeding operation."
Artist Block
“It’s time to throw some color into the Willamette Valley. At Artist Block, we strive to bring ingenuity, inclusion, and inspiration to the Dundee Hills. I want Artist Block to be the future of wine. A place to be shared with a group of people from diverse backgrounds with one thing in common: a thirst for creative expression.”
End of Nowhere
"The End of Nowhere was founded on a simple belief: Great California wine doesn’t need chemical additives, new oak, or a big price tag to be delicious. Our founding winemaker, Chris Walsh, didn’t have this epiphany in a vineyard — he had it in a bar. After working as a sommelier in New York City, Chris was ready to trade long nights for a new career and realized his childhood home in Amador County was the perfect place."
