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- Advice on Paso Robles Wineries?
Hello all. We'll be spending a weekend in Paso Robles later in the month and I was overwhelmed by the list of wineries there.
Could some of my more experienced Snooth buddies suggest a half dozen or so "don't-miss" cellars we should visit? I like Four Vines, so I know I'm planning to go there. Suggestions?
(and as a random aside, can you take an unopened bottle of wine on a plane? not relevant for this trip, but might be in the future....)
-Carmen
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1137 - Reply by dmcker, Sep 5.
Here are a couple of recent threads on Paso Robles:
http://www.snooth.com/talk/topic/a-weekend-in-paso-robles/
http://www.snooth.com/talk/topic/paso-robles/
And no, you can't carry on any bottles of wines these days, though you can check them through in your carryon baggage. Here's an older thread on this subject:
http://www.snooth.com/talk/topic/how-to-transport-wine-internationally/
Have a great time in the area this month, and hopefully the weather won't be too hot!
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- Reply by lingprof, Sep 5.
Thanks, and oops! Should have searched first.... I got all excited about my trip and wasn't thinking. ;-)
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- Reply by dmcker, Sep 5.
No problems, and do have a good time with the wines there. I almost built a house in Cayucos back at the end of the '80s, and knew the area a bit back then, but that was before the recent explosion of good wine in the area, and when cattleranching and the like were more representative.
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4 - Reply by bigracedog, Sep 11.
Pacific Oasis Winery
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01 - Reply by kaylaine, Sep 15.
A fun way to get around to the wineries is The Wine Line. You can "hop on and hop off" at participating wineries. Visit http://www.hoponthewineline.com to check it out! Have a great time wine tasting in Paso!!
