With the summers heat on full blast you might be asking why I’m reviewing red wines instead of something cool, crisp and refreshing, and Cabernets to boot! Well, the truth is that plenty of folks out there enjoy a nice Cabernet this time of year. Think...
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“King of the Red Wine Grapes.” The colonizer of the vineyards, pushing native wine grapes into its shadows. The Caber...
Imagine with your senses, with your soul what a wine can be when... A vineyard is tendered with...
Clayhouse Wines has recently opened its first tasting room in historic downtown Paso Robles. O...
Peachy Canyon is a small family owned winery in beautiful Paso Robles on the Central Coast of Cal...
It all started with an extra six tons of grapes that a winery could not accept and process. Tobin...
GRAVITY HILLS wines are made by a small group of friends who have worked together in the wine bus...
Nearly all of Opolo wines are estate vintages, meaning that they are made from grapes grown by th...
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Paso Robles on SnoothOctober 2013
Looked at the WS review again. It's the Eberle Selections Cab that's 90 points and a mere $20. Wow. If points mean anything (and I admit that the 90 point score is becoming rather debased), that's a QPR to remember. Unless of course you scored some of the Felicity Cab from Last Bottle yesterday. 91 points for $20, free shipping on six. But ... Read More
October 2013
I'll second Joe's and Artisan for eats...great stuff. Read More
October 2013
thank you all! that was super helpful. i'll report back.... Read More
October 2013
From a Local: The weather will be stunning, so pack some cheese, salami and ... head out to the West Side of Paso Robles. I always make a stop at Halter Ranch - good wines, great setting. Paso Livo Olive Oil is nearby- a great place to stop between tastings. Both are very near Denner (call ahead, you might need an appointment).You are also ne... Read More
October 2013
Not sure if you've checked out my report but we were there this past January. (http://www.snooth.com/talk/topic/paso-robles-wine-adventure-january-2013/)Daou has the best view by far and really nice cab. Tablas Creek was very impressive, highly recommend. Kiami and Tolo are small production, family run wineries, they share a parking lot and ha... Read More
October 2013
try niner wines- the fogcatcher is my fave, I tend to like big bold reds.the eberle and Epoch vineyards do well, I was also pleasantly surprised by stillwater.and to save money on the trek use airbnb dot com for housing. SLO (san louis Obispo) is close enough and not as pricey as Paso has very limited accomodations re: food- again SLO has been m... Read More
October 2013
I'm no expert on Paso, although waaay back I used to buy wines from there because I was a poor law student and they were good values. So I couldn't help noticing in the latest WS review of Cal Cabs that Eberle again seems to have the highest ratings per dollar of just about anyone. $34 buys you 90 points, and you can get it on discount here an... Read More
October 2013
+1 on Eberle for value and one of the old guard, still doing it. Hear it's a nice property, too. Read More
October 2013
I'd definitely support Booker and Barrel 27 is fun...though I'm dropping myself from Booker's list just because I don't have a big love for Paso Wines anymore, it's still a fun area to visit and can be beautiful this time of year.Others I'd recommend are Villa Creek and the big flagship, Tablas Creek. If you like big wines, Epoch has become the ... Read More
October 2013
I will be in Paso Robles during the festival this weekend, and came to snooth to look up travel tips that have been posted in the past. But things have also been changing fast and furious there, places closing up and many others opening. I thought it might be more efficient to start afresh. Anyone have any places they think I shouldn't miss, ... Read More
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