When in Paso - Follow one of these wine trails
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Highway
46 West Trail
Highway 46 West leads to the Pacific Ocean and the wine
area known as the Templeton Gap. Visit Castoro, Peachy
Canyon, Midnight Cellars, and other boutique wineries.
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Highway
46 East Trail
This tour on the east side of Highway 101 offers a mix
of both large and small wineries. Visit Eberle, EOS, Tobin
James, Chumeia, and Robert Hall. |
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Hidden
Wine Trail Westside
Get away from the crowds and discover Paso Robles hidden
wine country on the Westside of Highway 101. These
are fun and fascinating wineries, all with good wines.
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Hidden
Wine Trail Eastside
Get away from the crowds and discover Paso Robles hidden
wine country on the Eastside of Highway 101. These are
fun and fascinating wineries, all with good wines. |
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Downtown Paso Tasting Rooms
You don’t have to drive to get a taste of Paso Robles wine. In downtown Paso Robles and around the City Park you will find enough tasting rooms and wine bars to keep you busy for a couple of days.
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Advice for your Paso Robles Wine Tour:
You are encouraged to have a designated driver | Consider
a limousine or van service
First time to a winery? Find out what happens in a typical
tasting room.
Are you wondering about how to taste wine? Wine
Tasting Techniques
Pace yourself and make a day of wine tasting. Don't try and
visit all the wineries on each wine trail in one day.
There are many other Paso Robles wineries on our wine tour;
if you see one that strikes your fancy, drop in and tell
us what you think.
Plan for a picnic lunch at one
of the wineries.
Plan a group trip to the Santa Barbara Wine Country.
Use our Planning
Guide
to plan your getaway to wine country.
Should you join one of those wine
clubs?
Please read our Disclaimer Document
on the information contained on Wine Country Getaways.
