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CONTENTS

JANUARY 2, 2020 ISSUE 1  VOLUME 39

FEATURES ON THE COVER: 8 | BODEGA DE EDGAR A Formidable Niche of Spanish Varietal Wines 10 | GLUNZ FAMILY WINERY An American Generational Story 12 | BRUCE MUNRO: FIELD OF LIGHT Extended through June 30 at Sensorio 13 | 20TH ANNUAL WORLD OF PINOT NOIR March 5-7 in Santa Barbara 14 | 19TH ANNUAL ESPRIT DU VIN January 18 – 46 East Wineries

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14 | CASTORO CELLARS $22,000 to Local School Organization 18 | TEMECULA VALLEY BALLOON & WINE FESTIVAL May 29-31 19 | WINESPEAK Wow Factor for Trade and Consumers 20 | GARAGISTE WINE FESTIVAL Wins ‘Best of the Fests,’ Kicks off 10th Anniversary Year 21 | DENNER VINEYARDS Dirt Worshipper Named a Top-100 Wine 23 | SLOCOASTWINES.COM Wine Surf Report 24 | TOP 20 THINGS TO DO IN SLO COUNTY 33 | WINES OF THE WEST Tasting Room Debuts in Paso Robles 36 | TOP 20 THINGS TO DO IN SB COUNTY 44 | REACHING NEW HIGHS with New Year’s Resolutions

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46 | SIGNATURE VARIETALS – SAN LUIS OBISPO & SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES 38 | SIGNATURE VARIETALS – VENTURA COUNTY 39 | BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES 42 | CALENDAR OF EVENTS 48 | WINERY LISTINGS

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Bodega de Edgar A Formidable Niche of Spanish Varietal Wines In the Paso Robles viticulture region that is known for diversity, Edgar Torres has created a formidable niche of Spanish varietal wines.

Twenty-one years ago, Edgar was an eight-year-old undocumented immigrant. His parents left everything behind in MichoacĂĄn, Mexico, to recalculate their future in the Central Coast community of Cambria. He grew up attending local schools and learned early the value of mentorship.

Edgar sought the wisdom of his parents, his teachers, a high school coach, and a few winemaking mentors who saw in him a genuine desire to create his own destiny. And blaze a trail he did – in restaurant and wine cellar work, and in planning, conservative budgeting and relentless study. Edgar learned from his mentors but was determined not to duplicate them.

At 21, Edgar gathered his modest college savings and plunked it into four barrels from which came his first wine. He never looked back.

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“I have an Old World mindset, but I’ve embraced the New World,” said Edgar. “I’m an intuitive winemaker, so I don’t tie it to a style or a trend.”

Edgar insists upon approaching his craft in an uncomplicated sort of way. But what visitors will find in every pour is not only consistency of quality and balance, but a winemaker’s maturity beyond his years forged through sacrifice, delayed gratification, and commitment.

Edgar is discriminating about his grapes and sources them only from reputable vineyards on the Central Coast.

Among them are Grenache, Tempranillo, Mourvèdre, Graciano, and Carignan from Paper Street Vineyard in Paso Robles’ Willow Creek District, Cabernet Sauvignon from the Geneseo District, and Syrah and Grenache grapes from Kimsey Vineyard in northern Santa Barbara County’s Ballard Canyon, which is nestled between the cool Sta. Rita Hills and warmer Happy Canyon sub-regions.

“I don’t chemically drive my wine; I make decisions based on what’s happening on the vine,” said Edgar. “My yields are small and artisanal. Each vintage is unique and interesting, and that makes it fun for people to come back and enjoy them.”

An abiding Bodega de Edgar label is E-Squared (E2).

This cellar-worthy 50-50 blend of Grenache and Syrah has notes of chocolate, dark berries, and a touch of white pepper. Another is Bodega de Edgar Tempranillo, an impressive and instantly likeable wine sourced from Laetitia Vineyard grapes and aged for 18 to 20 months in American and French oak. Complex, structured and balanced, this wine is sure to please Tempranillo aficionados.

In addition to his popular Albariño wine, aged 19 months in stainless steel, is a quartet of fruit-forward reds, which Edgar calls his “Homage to Spain.” They include one Toro de Paso red blend and three Bodega de Edgar wines, Tarragona, La Jumilla, and Priorato, the latter of which honors Spain’s dry and rugged northeastern Priorat region. It is here where 12th-century Carthusian monks first planted their vines. Deep and dark with firm tannins, Priorato is 90 percent Carignan softened with a touch of Syrah.

“These wines are similar in style and indicative of the wines of Spain,” said Edgar, where the days are hot and the nights are cool, much like Paso Robles.”

Three wines reflect Edgar’s love of life. La Guera is 80 percent Albariño blended with Rhone-style varietals and aged in French and Russian oak. Affectionately named, this intoxicating “blondie” is a tribute to Erika, his wife and mother to their six-year-old son, Evan. Another is a half Cabernet Sauvignon blended with Rhone-style varietals called El Cabrhone, a play on words that Edgar characterizes as “badass” determination and the grit to succeed.

But central to the Bodega de Edgar collection is Mis Pasos (“my steps”) upon which images of Edgar’s family adorn his best bottles of Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Tempranillo wines. These special vintages reflect Edgar’s reverence for elders who exampled the integrity required to conduct his own life’s journey.

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New digs in Paso Robles’ eastside In February, Edgar will unveil his newly-constructed tasting room with an industrial vibe at 3550 Combine Street, just north of Hwy. 46 East in Paso Robles, where visitors can sip, swirl, and chat with the winemaker. Beyond the bar, large windows offer peeks into the production facility and barrel room. A speakeasy is also in the works for wine club members.

Outside, umbrella-shaded tables, a play structure for kids, a giant Jenga replica and cornhole provide wholesome entertainment for visitors with children. Repurposed sea train containers provide a bar area and cooking facilities for events and private parties throughout the year.

“I used to dream of retiring, but I don’t want that because I’m in a passion-driven business and my vision is enlarging,” said Edgar. “My dream is coming true,” he added, surveying his new space. “Just as I’ve experienced it, I also want to make a difference in the people who cross my path, and that’s fun.”

Bodega de Edgar Wine Club A $15 tasting fee is waived with a two-bottle purchase or Bodega de Edgar Wine Club membership.

A word to the wise: Join the wine club. Why? Because Edgar prioritizes quality over quantity, the demand for his smalllots is high, and favorites may quickly run out. Membership includes two free tastings, 20 percent wine discounts, and two annual pick-up parties in March and October.

OPEN DAILY FROM 11AM-5 PM (805) 369-2625 EDGAR@BODEGADEEDGAR.COM

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Glunz Family Winery An American Generational Story

There are many inspirational stories about immigrants Coming to America, working hard, realizing the American Dream, and building multi-generational family businesses. The Glunz family is one of those stories.

The relevant word in Glunz Family Winery is “family.” In 1871, at the age of 17, Louis Glunz first immigrated to America during one of the early waves of migration from Europe (on the same ship as Oscar Meyer). Little could Louis realize that almost 150 years later, his story could be told with the oft use phrase “and the rest is history.” Louis Glunz found his way to Chicago, where he began a business as a spirits merchant, and opened a tavern next to his liquor business. Today, the original family tavern is still there – as a testament to the Glunz family legacy. In 1893, Louis became the bottler and wholesaler for Schlitz Beers for the Chicago World’s Fair … never looking back. That truly was the beginning of the history and legacy of this new American family.

Today, the fourth generation is involved in a multi-national family business – but to be involved there are rules: It is stipulated that once becoming adults, descendants must spend at least three years on their own, forging their own paths – and only after that can they make their proposal to join the family business. In the case of brothers Matthew and Stephan Glunz, they both had a passion for wine. After college, working and training in the industry (Matthew and Stephan’s first job was working for Penner-Ash in Oregon), the brothers, along with their eight siblings and parents purchased land in Paso Robles, and began their winery in 2013. Truly a family business!

Taste and Enjoy Visiting Glunz Family Winery & Cellars Driving up to the tasting room the vista and grounds seem to say “welcome.” With an abundance of trees, an inviting lounge area

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outside the tasting room, even a small putting green, your tasting adventure is about to begin. Between all of their other tasks of running a winery, spending time in the vineyards, making wine, overseeing business decisions, etc., Stephan and Matthew love spending as much time as possible in the tasting room – talking to guests and explaining their winemaking philosophy and history. Their passion and commitment is evident, and whereas you often hear winemakers give a somewhat more technical answer on how they look at making wine, Steve and Matthew are very down to earth: “We want to make wine that excites us and that we simply love to drink.”

Following on that theme, during their time at Penner-Ash, a love affair with Pinot Noir began, and because they love to drink it, a 2018 Spanish Springs Pinot Noir will be released early in 2020.

The Glunz brothers grow grapes, mostly Cabernet, for their estate wines, but also source from outstanding vineyards for other varietals, such as Spanish Springs for Pinot Noir, White Hawk for Syrah, and Paper Street for Zinfandel.

Drink in the Past, Experience the Present The tasting room is a blend of old and new. As you sip the current wines, take time to look around the tasting room for a history of the Glunz family. On one wall is a picture of the Glunz family, pictures dating from the time Louis arrived in America, a huge generational family picture, a chair that belonged to Louis Glunz first from the 1880s and a wall clock from the old Glunz tavern. Also, take time to look at the corks, corkscrews and sommelier tasting cups displayed under the glass counters.

Visiting Glunz Family Winery is an experience blending Old World and New World dreams – and exemplifies what is really meant by the term: “The American Dream.”

Glunz Family Wine Facts • Stephan and Matthew’s nephew, Liam, is completing his degree at Cal Poly SLO in Viticulture & Enology. Before joining the family business, he will serve in the U.S. Army as a logistics officer. Thank you for your service, Liam ... and for your commitment to carry on the family tradition.

• Some recent Wine Enthusiast Ratings - Glunz 2017 Dante Dusi Vineyard Zinfandel, Paso Robles: 91 points - Glunz 2018 Mrs. Murphy’s The Face of Ireland White Hawk Vineyard Viognier, Santa Barbara County: 90 points - Glunz 2017 Paper Street Vineyard Zinfandel, Paso Robles: 90 points • A Glunz family specialty: Mission Angelica. Named “Best Fortified Wine” 3 years running by Central Coast Wine Competition. Aged an average of 25 years, using the Solera method – each vintage is aged 10 years before blending in.

• The winery contains an assortment of winemaking equipment dating back into the 1890s!

• Try some of Glunz’s FUN sangrias, in bottles and cans!

• Come for wine, fun, pizza festival weekend, history and one of the most enjoyable wine experiences you will have during your Paso Robles visit.

Glunz Family Winery OPEN DAILY 10AM-5PM

8331 Hwy. 46 East, Paso Robles, Ca, 93446 www.glunzfamilywinery.com

BY DON SONDERLING

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Due to Overwhelming Public Demand Sensorio Announces the Extension of

Bruce Munro: FIELD OF LIGHT Extended through June 30 at Sensorio in Paso Robles

Covering 15 acres of Paso Robles’ rolling hills, Bruce Munro: Field of Light at Sensorio utilizes an array of over 58,800 stemmed spheres lit by fiber-optics, gently illuminating the landscape in subtle blooms of morphing color, through which the public may stroll. Since its opening last May, the immersive exhibit immediately captured an international audience, significantly exceeding all attendance expectations with thousands of visitors arriving from around the globe to experience this remarkable event. It has also attracted international media attention, applauded for creating a “movement that infuses culture in valleys of viticulture,” (The New York Times), and described as “the future of public wellness” (Forbes), and a “pilgrimage-worthy art escape” that is “meant to complement, never compete or detract, from the beauty of the landscape” (Travel + Leisure). Bruce Munro: Field of Light at Sensorio is now open Thursday through Sunday evenings through June 30, 2020 at Sensorio, 4380 Highway 46 East, Paso Robles, California. For more information, the public may visit SensorioPaso.com or call (805) 226-4287.

Field of Light For Sensorio, world acclaimed British artist Bruce Munro created an unparalleled immersive experience in a breathtaking otherworld. Bruce Munro: Field of Light at Sensorio is larger in size than any other Munro exhibition internationally and is Munro’s first US exhibit entirely powered by solar. Field of Light at Sensorio has been described as “mesmerizing” (Los Angeles Times), “art that you experience,” (San Francisco Chronicle), a “dreamlike glowing landscape” (SLO Tribune), and a “well-considered mix of technology, art installations, and community elements” (Forbes). On-site amenities include food and alcoholic beverages available for purchase, and a special VIP terrace option offering a more extensive dining experience with a breathtaking view of the exhibit. A rotating array of artists present live music on the Event Lawn during exhibit hours.

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Artist Bruce Munro London-born Bruce Munro is best known for large-scale light-based artworks inspired largely by his continuous study of natural light and his curiosity for shared human experiences.

With a fine arts degree, early career training in the lighting design industry, and an inventive urge for reuse, Munro creates art that captures his responses to literature, music, science, and the world around him. His work has been commissioned by and displayed in special exhibitions in galleries, parks, grand estates, cathedrals, botanical gardens, and museums around the globe, including Longwood Gardens, PA; the Guggenheim Museum, NY; the Sharjah Museum of Art, UAE; Montalvo Arts Center, CA; Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, AZ; Desert Botanical Garden, AZ; Jeju Light Art Festa, South Korea; the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, CO; Sotheby’s Beyond Limits at Chatsworth; Victoria & Albert Museum, London; Waddesdon Manor, the Rothschild Collection, Buckinghamshire; and Salisbury Cathedral, among others. Artworks by Munro are held in the permanent collections of museums and public art collections worldwide including the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archeology, Oxford; Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Art Museum, TN; and Texas Tech University Public Art. The installation has hosted in excess of 100,000 visitors to date. This new Central California destination has also offered a highly romantic setting for popping the question, with Sensorio staff reporting at least six marriage proposals on the grounds to date. Sensorio, the intersection of art, technology, and nature, has been designed as a destination for entertainment, exploration, meditation, adventure, and delight, honoring the natural topography of the landscape. Future developments at Sensorio will include a hotel and conference center. Guests are invited to download Sensorio’s free app, “Sensorio Paso” for an enhanced experience.

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Announcing the 20th Annual World of Pinot Noir The event – March 5-7 in Santa Barbara – will include Grand Tastings featuring more than 250 wineries from around the globe, Pinot Noir and Champagne parties, pairing dinners and expert-led seminars.

Tickets are now on sale for The World of Pinot Noir (WOPN), the wine industry’s foremost organization dedicated to the education and celebration of Pinot Noir for its marquee event, taking place March 5-7, 2020 at the seaside The Ritz-Carlton Bacara in sunny Santa Barbara.

More than 3,000 wine lovers are expected to attend the 20th Annual World of Pinot Noir, which includes an opening night party followed by two full days of pairing dinners prepared by renown chefs, parties, two Grand Tastings featuring more than 250 premier Pinot Noir wineries from around the globe, and expertled educational tasting seminars.

To mark this momentous anniversary, special seminars, dinners and new events have been added to the weekend-long program. The What’s New List includes: • The annual Burgundy Seminar will explore Grand and Premier Crus. This year’s featured winery is Bouchard Pére et Fils.

• Bollinger Champagne joins the 20th Anniversary celebration offering a vertical seminar, and an exclusive Bollinger Champagne La Grand Annee release dinner.

• Award-winning Chef Santos MacDonal, of Il Cortile and La Cosecha restaurants in Paso Robles, is crafting a menu to pair with the Pinot Noirs from Italy’s Alto Aldige, as well as wines from Argentina and Chile, among others.

• A special Founders Dinner, featuring many of the winemakers (and their coveted wines) who helped launch the World of Pinot Event 20 years ago includes: Talley Vineyards, Foxen, Patz & Hall, Adelsheim Vineyard and Stephen Ross Wine Cellars.

• A seminar and luncheon hosted by Santa Barbara’s Wine Cask restaurant in downtown Santa Barbara, kicks off the weekend with a deep dive into the amazing wines of Italy’s Alto Aldige.

Also new this year are exclusive opportunities for Weekend Passport holders. The Weekend Passport is the World of Pinot

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Noir’s all-inclusive, fully customizable VIP ticket for the entire weekend.

To view the full lineup of events, and to purchase tickets, including the Weekend Passport, visit WorldofPinotNoir.com.

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46 East Wineries Present 19th Annual Esprit du Vin, January 18 Come celebrate the 19th Annual Esprit du Vin, the “Spirit of Wine” where all of the 46 East wineries will gather under one roof for an exciting night of delicious wine and cheese pairings, culinary delights, live music, and a wine loving crowd! Each winery will be featuring wines paired with different gourmet cheeses. Stroll around and savor each pairing while enjoying live music by local artists, gourmet appetizers and desserts from a variety of local chefs and artisans!

The event will take place on Saturday, January 18th at the beautiful new facility of The American Winery of the Year winner Riboli Family of San Antonio Winery from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Ticket cost is $40 for general admission ($35 if purchased before December 15th) and $50 for VIP. *VIP tickets holders will enter at 6 p.m. and get a jump start on all the wine, food and fun with an exclusive group. VIP tickets are very limited so get your now!

Amazing 46 East raffle prizes will be given away including free night stays at our 46 East lodging partners, 46 East merchandise, complimentary and discount coupons, and so much more!

Riboli Family of San Antonio Winery Event Center is located at 1917 Wisteria Lane in Paso Robles, CA 93446.

Participating Wineries: Allegretto Wine Arndt Cellars Barr Estate Winery Bianchi Winery Bodega de Edgar Brochelle Vineyard Broken Earth Winery Eberle Winery Eos Estate Winery Ernest Hemingway Vineyards Glunz Family Winery & Cellars Lusso Della Terra Cellars Paris Valley Road Winery Penman Springs Vineyard Rails Nap Rio Seco Vineyard & Winery Robert Hall Winery San Antonio Winery Tobin James Cellars Villa San-Juliette Vina Robles Vineyards & Winery

Castoro Cellars Donates Over $22,000 to Local School Organization Castoro Cellars, Whale Rock Music and Arts Festival Exceeds $113,000 in Support of Local Music Education The 7th annual Whale Rock Music and Arts Festival orchestrated by the Udsen Family of Castoro Cellars celebrated their 2019 event on September 14th and 15th. More than 2,500 people attended each day allowing the Udsen family to donate $22,128 to the Templeton Instrumental Music Booster’s Association (TIMBA), a nonprofit group benefiting the Templeton High School Band. The Udsen family will be happily presenting a check to the Templeton High School band director, David Landers later this month.

As dedicated supporters of the local community and longtime lovers of music and arts, the Udsen’s have given a portion of Whale Rock’s proceeds to a local charity every year. The total of these contributions currently exceeds $113,000, with past benefactors, including both the Templeton Education Foundation and MUST! Charities.

New to this year’s festival was the Bethel Rd. Distillery lounge.

The addition brought hundreds of festival goers by, inviting them to relax and mingle with friends while enjoying hand crafted cocktails made with Bethel Rd. Distillery offerings.

Whale Rock has grown and matured considerably over its past seven years and will continue to do so. Bringing 16 bands on two stages, along with collections by local artists, all-ages yoga, kid crafts and games, Castoro Cellars wines, local craft beers, ciders

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and food trucks, all in a family-friendly environment. For multiple years now, Castoro Cellars has teamed up with Firestone Walker creating a collaborative beer, “Whale Rock Ale,” that is served exclusively at the festival and the Firestone Walker Brewery.

Next year’s Whale Rock Music & Arts Festival is set for September 19th-20th. Castoro Cellars is located at 1315 North Bethel Road, Templeton, CA 93465. For more information, please call (805) 238-0725 or visit the Castoro Cellars or Whale Rock Music and Arts Festival website.

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Best Distillery: Bethel Rd.

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Bethel Rd. is the perfect spot to enjoy craft spirits and wine in a cozy and inviting setting. Come sample the award-winning spirits and organically grown estate wines in the beautiful tasting room located across the street from Castoro Cellars! The vineyard views are to die for and the libations are top notch!

1266 N Bethel Rd, Templeton (805) 434-0319 | bethelrddistillery.com

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Perfect Picnic: Bianchi Winery

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Nestled off Highway 46 East on Branch Road, Bianchi Winery is a true worldclass destination for ultra-premium wines.

The welcoming tasting room is an architectural feast for the senses with rustic stonework, modern beams, floor to ceiling windows, all overlooking Bianchi’s waterfall lake and estate vines. Plan your picnic around Bianchi’s fine selection of gourmet charcuterie or simply bring your own.

3380 Branch Road, Paso Robles | (805) 226-9922 | Patio and tasting room open daily 10am to 5pm

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Cave Tours: Eberle Winery

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3800 Mill Rd, Paso Robles vinaroblesamphitheare.com | (805) 286-3680

3810 Highway 46 East, Paso Robles | (805) 238-9607 Open daily 10-6 | www.eberlewinery.com

Vina Robles Amphitheater features top-notch acts from a variety of genres and draws both wine and music aficionados from far and wide. This 3,300seat concert venue offers performances from April through October in a surprisingly intimate experience. Even the most discriminating concert goers will appreciate their wide range of ticket options with flexible pricing.

For a unique and memorable experience, book a reservation for the VIP Tour & Tasting held in the VIP room located in the Eberle Caves. The private tasting is led by a courteous and educated attendant and includes a cheese plate paired with the wines.

The VIP Tour & Tasting is $50 per person (max. 8 people). Call (805) 238-9607 to make a reservation! Complimentary public tours are also available every half hour.

Breweries: Firestone Walker

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Firestone Walker Brewing Company founded in 1996 by Adam Firestone (aka the Bear) and David Walker (aka the Lion), Firestone Walker Brewing Company began as a small brewery with roots in wine country on California’s Central Coast.

Now a regional brewery, Firestone’s singular purpose remains—to craft ever better beer. Offering tours and tastings daily, right in the heart of Paso Robles.

1400 Ramada Dr, Paso Robles Open Daily 10-5pm (805) 225-5911 | www.firestonebeer.com

Olive Oil: We Olive

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We Olive is more than just a store with olive oil … it is “The Olive Oil Experience.” Here, you can taste the best olive oils California has to offer plus get an amazing education about the different flavors and nuances of olive oil, the healthy benefits of olive oil, the history of olive oil and have fun! Along with the amazing olive oils, sample the many different vinegars, tapenades, fresh olives pestos, mustards, jams and so much more.

1311 Park St., Paso Robles | (805) 239-7667 Monday-Saturday 10-6, Sunday 10-4 | weolive.com/paso-robles

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Tours: Breakaway Tours & Event Planning

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MIX IT UP in June with a Paso Robles DISTILLERY TOUR! We love our wine but we love our craft sprits as well.

Visit three distilleries, taste oneof-a-kind spirits and meet the individuals behind the bottle. Lunch is served “with a twist” and includes a seasonal table side cocktail demo! Available by private charter for groups up to 14 guests.

Call today or request a proposal on-line. Cheers!

Door-door service | (805) 783-2929 info@breakaway-tours.com | breakaway-tours.com

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VINA ROBLES WINERY Live Music You are invited to slow down from your week, sit back and enjoy live music all while savoring award-winning Vina Robles wines.

Wine, tastings and food available for purchase.

3700 Mill Rd, off Hwy 46E, Paso Robles, 1-4pm www.vinarobles.com, 805-227-4812 ONGOING

Live Music D’Anbino Vineyards & Cellars, Paso Robles www.danbino.com, 805-227-6800 • Jan 2: The Real Blues Jam North • Jan 9: The Real Blues Jam North • Jan 11: Elvis, One Night With You • Jan 16: The Real Blues Jam North

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Sunday Sessions Live music on the Tasting Room patio.

Halter Ranch Vineyard, Paso Robles, 1-4pm www.halterranch.com, 805-226-9455

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Live Music Chateau Lettau, Paso Robles www.chateaulettau.com, 805-227-6800

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Live Music at Peachy Canyon

★ JANUARY 5

SAN ANTONIO WINERY Vino & Vinyasa – Yoga at the Winery Join in as Yoga Instructor Jena Baird returns to lead the group in a yoga class. wine tasting & lite bites follows the class. Paso Robles, 9-10:30am, $25 www.sanantoniowinery.com, 805-226-2600 ★ JANUARY 14-16

3rd Annual Wine Speak Paso Robles Various events & locations. www.WineSpeakPaso.com

★ JANUARY 18

CASTORO CELLARS SLO Folks Presents: Fru Skagerrak Templeton, 6:30-10pm, $20 www.castorocellars.com, 805-238-0725 ★ JANUARY 18

ESPRIT DU VIN Wineries of 46 East www.pasorobleswinerieseast.com JANUARY 18

2010 Vintage Horizontal Seminar Join Terry & Jenn Hoage & Lead Winemaker Phil Lamontagne and begin the year by taking a decade look back at the 2010 vintage and how the wines have developed.

TH Estate Wines, Paso Robles, 10am-12:30pm www.thestatewines.com, 805-238-2083 JANUARY 18-19

Souper Weekend

Sextant Wines, Paso Robles, 10am-5pm A wonderful selection of wine, www.sextantwines.com, 805-542-0133 paired beautifully with music. 1-4pm Templeton, www.peachycanyon.com, 866-335-1918 ★ JANUARY 24 PARRISH FAMILY VINEYARD ONGOING

Train Wreck Fridays

Pomar Junction Vineyard & Winery, Templeton 5:30-8:30pm, $15, free/members www.pomarjunction.com, 805-238-9940 ONGOING

Live Music Chateau Lettau, Paso Robles www.chateaulettau.com, 805-238-6800, 7pm

LAST THURSDAY OF THE MONTH

Mistura Salsa Classes

Come down, dance & have fun!

Paso Robles, 805-238-3333 www.misturarestaurants.com ONGOING

Friday Night Concert Robert Hall Winery, Paso Robles, 5:30-7:30pm www.roberthallwinery.com, 805-239-1616x13

★ JANUARY 1-31

CASTORO CELLARS January Featured Artist: Judith Meyer Photography Templeton www.castorocellars.com, 805-238-0725

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Dinner in the Dark

cayucos/cambria/morro bay

★ FEBRUARY 8

VINA ROBLES WINERY Chocolate Jubilee An indulgent evening in honor of wine & chocolate.

Offerings from chocolate vendors & local wineries will include wine & port tastings, chocolate confections, baked goods & many more exquisite treats. Paso Robles, 5-7pm, www.vinarobles.com, 805-227-4812

ONGOING

Hearst Castle Tours Led by an experienced guide, tour Hearst Castle and encounter the majesty and beauty of this historical treasure. www.hearstcastle.org, 800-444-4445

JANUARY 17-20

★ FEBRUARY 14

EBERLE WINERY Black Tie Valentine’s Dinner in the Caves Paso Robles, 6pm, $200, $160/members www.eberlewinery.com, 805-238-9607 ★ FEBRUARY 14

OPOLO VINEYARDS Valentine’s Winemaker Dinner

Morro Bay Winer Bird Festival Morro Bay Community Center, Morro Bay www.morrobaybirdfestival.org, 805-234-1170

JANUARY 25

Cambria Art Festival Artists Faire & Wine Tasting Cambria Veterans Hall, Cambria, 10am-4pm www.cambriachamber.com, 805-927-3624

A delicious Winemaker dinner paired with enchanting Opolo wines & live music by the Martin Paris Band. You won’t want to miss this fun-filled evening of fabulous cuisine, good company & dancing.

ONGOING Paso Robles, 6-7pm, $110/members, $130 Bike, Hike and Kayak Trips www.opolo.com, 805-238-9593 Explore with Central Coast Outdoors. Bike the Pacific Coast Highway, hike Big Sur and kayak. Trips include FEBRUARY 14 transportation, picnic lunch and knowledgeable Valentine’s Dinner guide(s). $79-$119 Bike rentals available.

Niner Wine Estate, Paso Robles Call 888-873-5610 for reservations.

6pm, $150, $125/members www.centralcoastoutdoors.com www.ninerwine.com, 805-226-4891

san luis obispo

ONGOING

★ FEBRUARY 15-16

TACKITT FAMILY VINEYARDS Vino Valentine!

Follow the Pleasant Valley Wine Trail and enjoy lovely wines. San Miguel www.tackettfamilyvineyards.com, 805-467-9490

Live Music Enjoy live music & food truck offerings, 1:30-4:30pm Kelsey See Canyon Vineyards, San Luis Obispo www.kelseywine.com, 805-595-9700

ONGOING THURSDAYS

San Luis Obispo Farmers’ Market

★ FEBRUARY 22

CASTORO CELLARS SLO Folks Presents: Téada Templeton, 6:30-10pm, $20 www.castorocellars.com, 805-238-0725

First, Estate Chef Rachel Ponce will prepare items ★ MARCH 1-31 for everyone to guess what they are based on smell, CASTORO CELLARS taste & texture. Sounds easy right? Except that March Features Artists: SLOPE Artists the room will be dark and everyone will be wearing Templeton, 10am-5:30pm blindfolds and ponchos. www.castorocellars.com, 805-238-0725 Next, Director of Wine Experiences Vanessa Igel will lead a blind tasting where you can’t see the color of ★ MARCH 14 the wine and will have to guess based solely on smell CASTORO CELLARS and taste.

SLO Folks Presents: The Honey Dewdrops Finally, Chef Rachel will create a paired dinner with Templeton, 6:30-10pm, $20 items from the first challenge paired with wines from www.castorocellars.com, 805-238-0725 the second. ★ MARCH 20 It’s going to be a great night of laughs without lights OPOLO VINEYARDS (well, the lights will be on for dinner!).

Zinfandel Festival Dinner Paso Robles, 7-9pm, $150 Join in for an unforgettable night celebrating your www.parrishfamilyvineyard.com, 805-286-4028 favorite wines paired with delicious cuisine to delight the senses. Enjoy music & dancing. ★ FEBRUARY 2 Paso Robles, 5:30pm, $115/members, $135 SAN ANTONIO WINERY www.opolo.com, 805-238-9593

Vino & Vinyasa – Yoga at the Winery

Join in as Yoga Instructor Jena Baird returns to lead the ★ MARCH 20-22 group in a yoga class. wine tasting and lite bites follows Vintage Paso: Zinfandel Weekend the class. Paso Robles, 9-10:30am, $25 Various Paso Robles locations www.pasowine.com, 805-239-8463 www.sanantoniowinery.com, 805-226-2600

Farmers’ Market brings the community together to shop for fresh produce, sample San Luis Obispo’s delectable and varied cuisine, browse local shops, listen to live music. 6-9pm, closed Thanksgiving & Rainy Days www.downtownslo.com ★ JANUARY 26

STEPHEN ROSS WINE CELLARS Wine Club Pick Up Party San Luis Obispo, 805-894-1318 www.stephenrosswine.com FEBRUARY 21

Winemaker Happy Hour – Winter Releases Claiborne & Churchill Winery, San Luis Obispo, 4-6:30pm 805-544-4066, www.claibornechurchill.com

MARCH 14-15

Annual Wine Library Weekend Claiborne & Churchill Winery, San Luis Obispo www.claibornechurchill.com, 805-544-4066

★ MARCH 21

BAILEYANA, TANGENT & TRUE MYTH Wine & Swine Pig Roast Kick off spring with their First Annual Wine & Swine Pig Roast! Beda’s Biergarten will be cooking up an amazing spread, paired with their incredible wines, while local musician Adrian Libertini plays classic tunes.

San Luis Obispo, 4-7pm, $150, $120/members www.nivenfamilywines.com, 805-269-8200

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MARCH 27

C&C Happy Hour Claiborne & Churchill Winery, San Luis Obispo 4-6:30pm, 805-544-4066 www.claibornechurchill.com

pismo beach JANUARY 13

16th Annual Black & White Ball 780 Bello St, Pismo Beach, 8am-6pm www.experiencepismobeach.com JANUARY 30 – FEBRUARY 2

Pismo Beach Open World Surfing League Qualifying Series Pismo Beach, 8am-6pm, www.pismobeachopen.com FEBRUARY 13

Valentine Wine Walk Downtown, Pismo Beach, 5-7:30pm www.experiencepismobeach.com APRIL 11

Easter Eggstravaganza Festivities will be held at Dinosaur Caves Park in Shell Beach & the hunt is free! The celebration includes games, bounce houses, face painting, a balloon artist & much more. Participants are asked to bring their own basket or bag to collect their eggs & goodies.

The Easter Bunny might even be available for photos, so be sure to bring your cameras!

Dinosaur Caves Park, Shell Beach, 10am-1pm www.experiencepismobeach.com, 805-773-7063

arroyo grande ★ ONGOING WEEKENDS

LAETITIA VINEYARD & WINERY Live Music Arroyo Grande, 1-4pm www.laetitiawine.com, 805-474-7641 ONGOING WEDNESDAYS

Ice Cream Creating — A Family Affair!

The Doc Burnstein’s Ice Cream Lab Show is a live performance that involves the whole audience! Live performances every Wednesday 7pm. Invent a new flavor and watch it being made. www.docburnsteins.com, 805-474-4068

ONGOING SATURDAYS

Arroyo Grande Farmers’ Market Farm fresh produce & flowers, art show and live entertainment in the Arroyo Grande City Hall parking lot at 214 East Branch Street. 12-2:30pm www.arroyograndevillage.org, 805-473-2250

ONGOING

Tunes at Talley Talley Vineyards, Arroyo Grande, 12-3pm www.talleyvineyards.com, 805-489-0446

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

santa maria foxen canyon/los olivos ★ ONGOING THURSDAYS

COSTA DE ORO WINERY Music Thursdays Santa Maria, 5-7pm www.cdowinery.com, 805-922-1468 ONGOING LAST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH

Friday Night Winemaker Series at Los Olivos Wine Merchant & Cafe

ONGOING WEDNESDAYS

Solvang Farmer’s Market

Fresh produce, flowers and foods.

First Street, Solvang. 2:30-6:30pm (summer hours) www.sbfarmersmarket.org

★ JANUARY 18-19

FIRESTONE, FOLEY & LINCOURT Winter Passport Weekend www.firestonewine.com, 11am-5pm JANUARY 28

An Evening at Ember Tolosa Winemaker Dinner Ember Restaurant, Arroyo Grande $140/members, $155, 6-9pm www.tolosawinery.com, 805-782-0500

A local guest winemaker will mingle with guests while pouring his or her wine, during the dinner service.

FEBRUARY 14 Chef Chris Joslyn will create the nightly specials to Valentine’s Day Winemaker Dinner pair with the wines that the featured winemaker will Alisal River Grill, Solvang, $95 pour. No reservation or cost to participate. www.llwine.com, 805-686-9336 Dinner reservations are highly recommended. ★ MARCH 18-19 2879 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos www.losolivoscafe.com, 805-688-7265 LAETITIA WINERY

★ ONGOING SATURDAYS

COSTA DE ORO WINERY Saturdays at CDO! Live music, complementary cheese selection w/wine bottle purchase. Santa Maria, 3-5pm www.cdowinery.com, 805-922-1468

★ ONGOING FRIDAYS

COSTA DE ORO WINERY Friday Night Wine Downs at CDO! Wine by the glass, bottle or tap.

Santa Maria, www.cdowinery.com, 805-922-1468

ONGOING SATURDAYS

Live Music

Zinke Wines, Los Olivos, 1-4pm www.zinkewines.com, 805-691-9718

★ JANUARY 18-19

FIRESTONE, FOLEY & LINCOURT Winter Passport Weekend www.firestonewine.com, 11am-5pm

santa ynez/solvang ONGOING THIRD WEDNESDAYS

Solvang Wine & Beer Walk

Sample two wines at five participating wine tasting rooms, a specialty logo glass and a map to help you navigate your way through all the fun! 21+ only $20 3-7pm, www.solvangthirdwednesday.com

Wine Club Pick Up Party

Arroyo Grande, www.laetitiawine.com, 805-481-1772

los alamos/lompoc/ buellton ★ ONGOING SATURDAYS

ZOTOVICH WINERY Food Truck and Entertainment Happy Hour all day! Enjoy $5 glasses of AVA wines Zotovich Tasting Room, 11am-5pm, Lompoc www.zotovichvineyards.com, 805-736-1600

ONGOING FRIDAYS (YEAR ROUND)

Lompoc Farmers Market

JANUARY 17

Live Music: Kyle Swan Carr Winery, Santa Barbara, 6-8pm www.carrwinery.com, 805-965-7985

JANUARY 24

Live Music: Salty Strings Carr Winery, Santa Barbara, 6-8pm www.carrwinery.com, 805-965-7985

★ MARCH 5-7

World of Pinot Noir Ritz Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara www.worldofpinotnoir.com, 805-966-9222

santa barbara ONGOING THURSDAYS

Pali Santa Barbara Tasting Room Happy Hour Enjoy $5 glasses of fresh wine from the tap Pali Wine Co, Santa Barbara, 4-8pm www.paliwineco.com, 805-560-7254

VENTURA COUNTY ONGOING FIRST WEEKEND OF EACH MONTH

Cantara Cellars Barrel Sample Weekend Camarillo, cantaracellars.com, 805-484-9600

ONGOING DAILY

Pizza and Wine at the BrixHouse Menu varies monthly, but one thing will never change – how great they taste with wine!

Four Brix Winery, Ventura, info@fourbrixwine.com www.fourbrixwine.com, 805-256-6006

ONGOING SUNDAYS

Sunday Morning Yoga Wine Down in the Cellar Jessy from Ventura Pop Up Yoga will lead an hour long vinyasa flow at 11:45am. Four Brix Winery $10. Ventura, info@fourbrixwine.com. www.fourbrixwine.com, 805-256-6006

Farmers and vendors gather every Friday afternoon in Old Town Lompoc (Corner of South I St & West Ocean Ave) to sell fresh-picked seasonal produce, fresh cut flowers, succulents, baked goods and more. The ONGOING SUNDAYS Market runs year round, rain or shine, from 2-5pm Sunday Afternoon Music in the Barrel Lounge (winter hours) Wine tasting or by the glass/bottle/cheese trays and 2-6pm (spring through fall). 805-735-6716

JANUARY 3

Live Music: Jason Campbell Band Carr Winery, Santa Barbara, 6-8pm www.carrwinery.com, 805-965-7985

JANUARY 10

Live Music: Out of the Blue Carr Winery, Santa Barbara, 6-8pm www.carrwinery.com, 805-965-7985

available. Plan B Wine Cellars, Ventura Live music from 3-5pm. No Cover. www.planBwinecellars.com, 805-218-9932

ONGOING THURSDAYS

Tantalizing Thursdays

$5 glasses of wine, you choose. 6-9pm Food trucks the first and third Thursdays Thousand Oaks, Sunland Vintage Winery www.sunlandvintagewinery.com, 805-379-2250

ONGOING THURSDAYS

Wandering Dog Wine Bar Blind Tasting Thursdays Challenge your palate while having fun with friends and learning about wine. All tastings are red wine only and include 4 half glasses of wine. Tasters will match up varietals, regions, alcohol %, vintage and price points to each wine. You can make it as serious or as casual as you’d like. No reservations needed, 4-7pm, Solvang www.wanderingdogwinebar.com, 805-686-9126

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Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival, May 29-31 A Dynamic Blend of Unforgettable Sights, Sounds and Fun Scenically located in the heart of Southern California Wine Country, the Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival, May 29-31, 2020, offers the finest tastes, sights and sounds in one picturesque setting. The three-day event is staged at Lake Skinner Recreation Area, a multi-species reserve that stretches into 14,000 acres of open space that eventually links to Diamond Valley Lake.

Exhilarating views abound, whether feet are firmly planted on the ground or gliding through the air in a Hot Air Balloon. The Festival features up to 40 hot air balloons rising at sunrise into the Temecula’s beautiful skies, up to 16 wineries, camping, and top bands in concert on two different stages.

Lifting both spirits and spectators, guests can choose between a 45-minute balloon flight over wine country or a five to eightminute tethered ride that does not leave the Festival grounds.

Balloon flights held at dawn on Saturday and Sunday and are weather permitting. Tethered rides continue until about 8:30 a.m.

Guests who prefer sleeping-in can enjoy the night-owls’ option of evening hot air balloon glows on Friday and Saturday nights.

Balloon “Glows” provide a closeup view of the hot air balloons and a spectacular light show. During the glow, up to eight balloons tether to the ground, inflate their canopies and then simultaneously ignite their burners. This illuminates the colorful balloon canopies against the velvet black evening skies.

A new eyeopener this year is the Sunrise Balloon Brunch on Saturday and Sunday mornings. The package features admission, a reserved tethered hot air balloon ride, brunch and mimosas.

This is Southern California Wine Country where the vibe is casual, fine wine abundant and lazy afternoons in the sun are complemented with a variety of food experiences. Wine Enthusiast magazine named the Temecula Valley one of the 10

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Best Wine Getaways for 2019. The Festival offers a chance to taste many of the local wines in one beautiful park setting. Up to 50 different wines will be offered with two ways to taste – the standard wine tasting ticket and the winemakers' reserve ticket where tasting is done in a private garden.

Afternoons and evenings feature concerts on two stages. The wine stage offers local and Indie artists Friday through Sunday.

The Main Stage provides festival headliners. All concerts are included in the ticket price. Reserved seats are available for the headliners. Previous concerts have included Chris Young, Third Eye Blind, 3 Doors Down, Big & Rich, Kenny Loggins, Blake Shelton, Bush and Peter Frampton. Bands are announced in the spring.

Campsites go on sale Tuesday, March 3, 2020, online only. Full hook-ups usually sell out immediately. Check www.tvbwf.com for scheduled times and activities or call (951) 676-6713.

Wine Country This Month: Central Coast

3rd Annual Event Offers Wow Factor for Trade and Consumers Alike The world of wine is set to come together at the third annual Wine Speak Paso Robles event on January 14-16, featuring a unique mix of trade and consumer experiences with an emphasis on community.

“In two short years, Wine Speak has become a draw for those looking for a refreshing wine experience,” said Fred Dame, famed master sommelier and global wine ambassador at DAOU Vineyards & Winery. “The participants here truly 'participate' in all the events. This is a genuine wine community experience.”

The result is a trade-focused event showcasing an all-star cast of master sommeliers, wine industry leaders and hospitality professionals, all of whom rub shoulders with wine lovers at two signature public tastings – the “Wines of The World” Grand Tasting on January 14 and the “BYOB Dinner” on January 15.

“I think that’s what makes Wine Speak unique,” said master sommelier Chuck Furuya, who co-founded Wine Speak with Amanda Wittstrom-Higgins. “It’s not just for one segment of the wine industry. It’s for everyone. It’s an intimate event with a big tent, because we’re all in this together.”

Wine Speak 2020 - Trade Experiences Wine Speak 2020 spans three days in the Paso Robles wine country, kicking off with a regional open Pack n Ship 0719.qxp_Layout 1 6/20/19 11:12 AMhouse, Page 1followed by two days of winemaker-sommelier panels. The event will conclude with professional development seminars and workshops on the final day.

Wine Speak 2020 will boast an international flair, featuring industry luminaries from both the old and new worlds—such as Paso Robles, California; Napa Valley, California; Rhône Valley, France; Priorat, Spain; Mendoza, Argentina and elsewhere.

Said co-founder Amanda Wittstrom-Higgins, Ancient Peaks Winery’s VP of operations, “Our aim is to create a premier experience for wine industry professionals to grow and learn together.”

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At the “Wines of The World” Grand Tasting on January 14, local chefs will present wine-friendly small plates and an international cast of winemakers will showcase some of their finest reserve and library bottlings. The aim is to give guests a sense of wonderment as they taste wines from Paso Robles, Germany, Portugal, Italy, Spain, Argentina, France and beyond.

The “BYOB Dinner” on January 15 is an opportunity to gather with wine friends from near and far. The casual setting is ideal for mingling and meeting winemakers, sommeliers, wine professionals and other wine lovers. Attendees bring bottles of their favorite wines to share—and everyone is always amazed at what they get to taste.

For a complete schedule and tickets to Wine Speak 2020, visit www.WineSpeakPaso.com.

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Garagiste Wine Festival Wins ‘Best of the Fests,’ Kicks off 10th Anniversary Year in Sonoma on February 15th Aesop Wines, Ampere/Pine Mountain Vineyards, Armitage Wines, Benevolent Neglect Wines, Boonville Road Wines, Brombeere Wines, Carboniste Modern Sparkling, Carpenter Wine, Crux Winery, Dane Cellars, DeWitt Vineyard, Enriquez Estate Wines, Fallon Place Wines, Ferguson Family Wines, Fields Family Wines, Frostwatch Vineyard, Greyscale Wines, Jardesca Aperitvo, JonEVino, March Wines, Mastro Scheidt, Montagne Russe Wines, Oceano Wines, Oceans Churning, Old County Cellars, Ondule Wines, Perri Jaye Vineyards, Piezo Winery, Purple Dragon Cellars, Ricci Vineyards, Sosie Wines, Sutro Wine, T. Berkley Wines, Weatherborne Wine Corp. and Zo Wines

National award from recognizes Garagiste Festival’s innovation; 2020 line-up in Sonoma, Solvang, Los Angeles and Paso Robles announced The Garagiste Wine Festival, which was just named ‘Best of the Fests’ for 2019 by Fest Forums, is kicking off its 10th anniversary year with its popular Garagiste Northern Exposure event in Sonoma on February 15th, 2020. The Sonoma event offers wine lovers rare access to cutting-edge wines from over 40 micro-production, commercial wineries from Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino, Sierra Foothills, Lodi, Santa Cruz and more.

The Garagiste Festival premiered in 2011 and is the nation’s first and only festival to showcase the wines of microproduction commercial ‘garagiste*’ winemakers. The ‘Best of Fest’ Award from Fest Forums, the country's leading conference for Event and Festival producers nationwide, recognized The Garagiste Festival for its innovation.

Because Garagiste offers wine lovers oneof-a-kind opportunities to taste a range of each year’s most exciting handcrafted small-lot production wines, all under one roof, its four annual festivals in Sonoma, Solvang, Los Angeles and Paso Robles consistently sell out. This is the second national award for the festival which was also named the ‘Best Wine Festival in the US in USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards.

“2020 is a landmark year for Garagiste, and we are so grateful to receive this prestigious award as we head into our 10th anniversary year,” said Garagiste Festival Co-founder Doug Minnick. “The Garagiste Festival is the ‘little engine that could’ in a world of bigtime events featuring major stars and corporations, and we know it is all down to the amazing winemakers who pour at our festivals and each year inject freshness, creativity and a renegade spirit into the wine establishment.”

The non-profit Garagiste Festival also supports the Garagiste Festival Scholarships at the Wine and Viticulture Department at Cal Poly University San Luis Obispo.

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“Our mission over the last decade has been to shine a spotlight on smalllot winemakers, who you don’t find in grocery stores or on wine country maps, while supporting the winemakers of the future through our Garagiste Festival Scholarships,” said Garagiste Co-founder Stewart McLennan. “Our intimate and ‘no snobs’ allowed atmosphere has made the Garagiste Festivals unique and memorable, while our winemakers have expanded the horizons and palates of thousands of wine lovers. 2020 will be our best year of festivals ever. Stay tuned!”

Northern Exposure in Sonoma: The February 15th 2020 Garagiste Festival Northern Exposure will be held at the Sonoma Veterans Building near Sonoma’s historic downtown plaza and features 40 winemakers, one-in-four of which are brand new to the festival, pouring over 100+ wines from 20+ grape varieties. Limited availability VIP Experience tickets celebrate Valentine’s weekend with a Rare and Reserve tasting featuring library, club only and reserve wines; a wine country box lunch from local fave, The Girl & the Fig; a full glass of sparkling rosé from Garagiste Festival winemaker, Carboniste Modern Sparkling, as well as a themed treat from artisan chocolatiers Fleur Sauvage Chocolates.

Among the 40+ winemakers scheduled to pour at the Sonoma Northern Exposure Festival are: 601 Cellars, Abbot’s Passage,

2020 Garagiste Festival Dates: The Garagiste Festival’s 10-year anniversary celebration will continue throughout the year with special events, signature tastings, local chefs, after parties, and rare and reserve nights.

• February 15 in Sonoma at the Veteran’s Memorial Hall: 126 1st Street W. Sonoma • April 17 & 18 at the Veteran’s Memorial Hall in the heart of Solvang: 1745 Mission Drive, Solvang • July 25 at the historic Glendale Civic Auditorium: 1401 N. Verdugo Road, Glendale • November 12 -15 – The 10th Annual Garagiste Festival in Paso Robles includes a series of special events and The Grand Tasting at the Paso Robles Fairgrounds: 2198 Riverside Ave, Paso Robles For more information and full Garagiste Festival Northern Exposure schedule details, go to: californiagaragistes.com.

Tickets are limited for the Sonoma festival and Garagiste Festivals always sell out. To buy tickets, go to: https://www. eventbrite.com/e/3rd-annual-garagistewine-festival-northern-exposure-tickets75598187213?aff=website For breaking 10 anniversary celebration festival news and special discounts, sign-up for our free newsletter, The Dirt at https://www. garagistefestival.com/garagiste-blog or follow us on Twitter (@GaragisteFest) or Facebook.

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Dirt Worshipper Named a Top-100 Wine in the World Wine Spectator placed Denner’s Syrah blend at No. 18 on the magazine’s prestigious annual list.

Denner Vineyards announced its 2016 Dirt Worshipper was named a Top 100 wine in the world by Wine Spectator magazine.

The 2019 Top 100 list appears in the magazine’s recent issue.

Denner was the highest ranked Paso Robles winery on this year’s Top 100. Saxum and Sans Liege were also named to the list, which can be seen at top100.winespectator.com.

This marks the second time Denner’s Dirt Worshipper was named a top-20 wine in the world by Wine Spectator. In 2011, the 2008 Dirt Worshipper was No. 11 on the list.

Earlier in November, the editors of Wine Enthusiast named Denner’s 2016 Mother of Exile a Top 100 Cellar Selection in the world. The magazine placed the Bordeaux blend at No. 34 on the list. That list can be viewed here.

The 2016 Dirt Worshipper and 2016 Mother of Exile are still available in magnums. The 2017 Dirt Worshipper is also available, albeit in limited quantities. The 2017 Dirt Worshipper has already been awarded 95 points by Wine Enthusiast.

For more information about the wines, the wine club, or to schedule an appointment in the winery’s tasting rooms in Paso Robles, visit www.dennervineyards.com. Denner is open to the public by appointment from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

Opolo Vineyards Join in for Pairings on the Patio!

Served Daily 11am-4pm: Enjoy Opolo wine with an expanded menu. Featuring Fire- Roasted Pizzas, Artisan Cheeses, guest favorite Cevapi sausage, salads prepared fresh from our garden as well as various house made sausages and cured meats served with estate made accompaniments. Inquire for the Chef’s Special for a lunch sure to delight.

7110 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles (805) 238-9593

San Antonio Winery Welcome to the Riboli family’s Italian bistro. Chef Dustin prepares a daily array of fresh dishes to pair with their artisan wines.

• Daily Wine Tasting $5 • Artisan Wine Tasting $10 • Cheese Plate $13 • Chicken Caesar Salad $12.50 • Combination Pizza $14.50 • Meatball Sandwich $10 And many more! Bistro Hours 11am-4:30pm 2610 Buena Vista Drive, Paso Robles, (805) 226-2600

Cecco Ristorante

New Event Center and Wine Bar Cecchetti Across the courtyard from Cecco Ristorante is the new intimate setting event center for wine & food experiences. Come by or call for the schedule of special Winemaker Dinners, pop-up food and wine events and the new Raw Bar (coming soon) featuring the finest fresh catch paired with wines that are both local and imported.

475 1st Street, Solvang (805)688-8880 Lago Giuseppe Winery, the enchanted winery by the lake, prides itself on Old World heritage and rich romance. There’s no doubt you will be captivated instantly by the chic charm of this boutique winery. Reflections in the water of the ancient oak trees will beckon you back to dreams and into the mystic.

Welcome to the world of Lago Giuseppe!

8345 Green Valley Road, Templeton (805) 400-0785 | info@lagogiuseppe.com

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Eos Indulge in a Wine and Cheese Pairing Your experience includes a selection of five wines hand selected to pair perfectly with five delicious cheeses. The pairing attendant will give a description of each wine and cheese as you are guided through the pairing. No reservations are necessary. $15 per person.

Private Seated Tasting and Lunch also available $35pp, with advance reservations.

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More than 200 wineries produce critically acclaimed vintages in Paso Robles, Edna Valley and Arroyo Grande Valley. Visitors can head out along the gorgeous country roads to sip their way through the vineyards.

San Luis Obispo’s unusual natural beauty, along with its gentle climate, first attracted the Spanish padres to the area in the 1700s. In 1772, they built the fifth of California’s 21 missions

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here, on the banks of San Luis Creek, and named it Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa.

Today, many consider this the most beautiful of the Spanish missions.

t’s no wonder the people here call it SLO. No one is in any hurry in the cafes or on the sidewalks, and certainly no one is in any rush to leave. Strangers are genuinely friendly, always ready to talk about their favorite hiking trail or barbecue joint, or to point the way to the winery with the best Pinot Noir. It’s all part of the SLO life, that combination of good stuff that makes visiting here so nourishing to the soul.

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Wine Surf Report from SLOCoastWine.com The surf’s always up for SLO Coast Wine. In southern San Luis Obispo County on California’s Central Coast, the wineries reside an average distance of just five miles from the ocean, resulting in prevailing coastal conditions that are among the most pronounced of any wine region in California and beyond.

Which is why they are known for producing standout Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, aromatic whites and other wines – and for the laidback vibe that locals call the “SLO Life.”

From beachfront tasting rooms to storybook backroads, here is what’s shaking in SLO Coast Wine this season:

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Nuts, Bolts and Grapes: San Luis Obispo’s Urban Wineries While most San Luis Obispo wineries are situated amid scenic settings such as vineyards, villages, canyons, volcanic morros or the seaside, there are a handful that call urban industrial parks and strip malls their home. Indeed, corrugated steel siding, roll-up doors and concrete pads compose the backdrop for San Luis Obispo’s maverick, urban wine mavens who possess small, boutique labels and an independent spirit.

Stephen Ross Wine Cellars started a movement in its light industrial neighborhood on Suburban Road in the southern end of San Luis Obispo, and that the area is now home to two wineries and two craft breweries. “We believe in letting ag land be ag land and not building on top of it,” said Paula Dooley, who owns and operates Stephen Ross Wine Cellars with her husband, Winemaker Steve Dooley. “Wine-centric visitors –as opposed to view-centric customers – generally appreciate a tour into our cellar and the quiet, distraction-free tasting environment,” she said. “We focus on the wine.” Producing a range of sophisticated varietal wines, Stephen Ross is famed for its elegant Pinot Noirs made from its estate Stone Corral Vineyard. The winery is celebrating its 25th vintage this year.

Visitors don’t seem to mind the absence of a full-blown hospitality center at Deovlet Wines, which is also located on Suburban Road. “People seem enthusiastic about tasting next to the barrels and tanks,” said Owner-Winemaker Ryan Deovlet, who specializes in Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and red blends. “They comment on how they feel closely connected to our dreams by tasting in this start-up, first generation, garagiste winery. Our

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humble abode may be just an industrial building, nuts and bolts and metal siding, but it's filled with passion and courage and strength of heart within our dedicated, hardworking team!”

Across town, near the airport and the FedEx shipping office, is El Lugar Wines, which is currently open in a “pop-up” format, just six weekends of the year. The roll-up door entrance has an unsuspecting “speakeasy” feel as guests are surprised and delighted as they walk into an urban space that offers a warm, inviting lounge and bar seating. Here, four vineyard-designate Pinot Noirs are the focus, with one white Pinot Noir Blanc and a cool-climate Syrah rounding out the intimate El Lugar family.

The fresh flavors of Croma Vera’s boutique Spanish-style wines emanate from a bustling strip mall just off the southern end of San Luis Obispo’s Broad Street. “Since we are located at the gateway to Edna Valley and its many wineries, Croma Vera is a convenient place for visitors to begin or end their day of wine tasting,” said owner-winemaker Mindy Oliver. She added that the tasting room is also open until 7 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, which is later than most wineries.

Added Paula Dooley, “Someone asked me what the difference was between an urban winery and one out in the country.

I said, ‘Nothing!’ We all have equipment, and grapes don’t walk themselves in ... they all get on a truck to go somewhere.”

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Inherited by William Randolph Hearst in 1919, this 250,000-acre estate features a castle with 165 rooms and 123 acres of gardens, with 25,000 artifacts to discover.

View the stunning art collection, walk the gardens and explore the terraces of this beautiful property overlooking the Pacific Ocean. While visiting, learn about the interesting history of the Hearst family.

POINT SAN LUIS LIGHTHOUSE Perched upon the rocky, cypress-dotted coastline and located on the north side of Port San Luis Harbor, the lighthouse shines as a historical beacon on the Avila Beach shoreline. The lighthouse is surrounded by a 30-acre nature preserve and visitors can elect to hike, trolley or kayak with a docent to view the grounds, as well as get a peek inside the 1890-built, Victorian-style structure.

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SLO SKATE PARK Families with adventurous kids will want to check out the SLO Skate Park, which features a modern course, ample space and a variety of obstacles on which to perform tricks. A veritable playground for skateboarders, your kids won’t want to leave and given its proximity to other local attractions such as the Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa, you may just want to drop the kids off and enjoy the afternoon!

BUBBLEGUM ALLEY On the 700 block of Higuera Steet in San Luis Obispo, the obscure reigns at Bubblegum Alley. Both sides of this alleyway wall are adorned with chewing gum from top to bottom and draws in tourists from all around. This local attraction has been given media attention as a must-see when visiting SLO. Colorful and unique, if not a bit weird, Bubblegum Alley is definitely worth a look if you’re in the area.

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MISSION SAN LUIS OBISPO DE TOLOSA Enjoy a splash of history at Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa. Originally founded in 1772 by Junípero Serra, it is unique among all other California missions in its architectural design; it is the only L-shaped mission church in the state. Take a docent-led tour and learn about the mission’s original construction, as well as the centuries-old art collection. Visitors can also walk around the garden.

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AVILA VALLEY BARN Avila Valley Barn offers a true farm experience. With everything from tractor rides to a farmers market stand, there’s enough to eat, see and do to spend an entire funfilled afternoon! Kids can take a pony ride and feed the animals while adults pick up produce for dinner or grab some goodies for an afternoon picnic. This beautiful and bountiful farm offers an all-encompassing look at a modern farm in action.

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MONARCH BUTTERFLY GROVE Perhaps one of the most magical places in San Luis Obispo, you’d be remiss if you didn’t make a visit to the Monarch Butterfly Grove. Thousands of butterflies migrate each year to this specific Eucalyptus grove halfway through their migration. At first glance, the grove looks like any other, but telescopes reveal the beautiful intricacy of their patterned wings as thousands rest on the branches and leaves.

SAN LUIS OBISPO BOTANICAL GARDEN Enjoy the great outdoors and take in the sights and scents of the San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden, featuring a luscious landscape of drought-tolerant plants. Enjoy trails that wend through the six-acre property and marvel at the beautiful array of flora and fauna on display. Families with kids can check out the www.slobg.org website for details on kids’ activities and events.

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OCEANO DUNES Located between Pismo Beach and Oceano, this beautiful beach is family-friendly and offers campsites for out of towners, as well as RV access. If you’re feeling adventurous, rent some ATVs and hit the dunes! Also enjoy swimming, surfing, fishing and hiking, or simply explore the unique landscape of the dunes, discover the wildlife and appreciate the native vegetation.

AVILA BEACH GOLF COURSE Golf lovers will be excited to play a round at the scenic Avila Beach Golf Course which features a 6,500-yard championship course, with modern facilities, a bar/restaurant and stunning coastal views. Hilly terrain and smooth greens are surrounded by valleys of oaks trees on this beautiful course, and a nearby estuary offers golfers an extra challenge on the back nine.

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CHARLES PADDOCK ZOO The Charles Paddock Zoo has got it all – from meerkats to tigers to flamingoes – with hundreds of animal species from around the world living on five acres of wooded land. Visit some of the more unique animals not often seen in zoos, such as the red pandas, Malayan tiger, and lemurs. Originally founded in 1955, the zoo is managed to preserve these animals and their natural habitats.

HISTORY CENTER OF SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY Discover impressively large collections of regional photographs, archives and objects, with a reference library as well. Explore buildings, photos, papers, ledger books, cultural artifacts, clothing and more to uncover the stories of San Luis Obispo history. Of particular interest is the photograph collection – of the county, local landscape, portraits, homes, businesses and buildings dating back to 1840.

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SAN LUIS OBISPO MUSEUM OF ART The San Luis Obispo Museum of Art has an impressive collection that displays artwork by contemporary California artists. While the exhibits are rotating, they always feature diverse mediums such as paintings, sculptures, crafts, prints and photographs. Connect with the local art community by viewing their work and learn about the local landscape and culture in a very creative way.

FREMONT THEATER The historic Fremont Theater first opened in 1942 and offered movies as well as live theater performances. Today, this architectural beauty boasts a stunning interior and serves as SLO’s local movie and music venue, bringing in big acts and hosting movie events such as the SLO International Film Festival. The Fremont Theater is in close proximity to restaurants for fun dinner-and-a-movie date night!

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SLO REPERTORY THEATER If you’re interested in arts and culture in San Luis Obispo, the SLO Repertory Theater is an excellent way to spend an evening. For more than 70 years, the SLO Repertory Theater has been the go-to place for locals and visitors looking for a good old-fashioned performance that both entertains and enriches its audience.

Visit www.slorep.org for a full list of productions and playtimes.

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SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATER Grab your partner, friend or family and head to the Sunset Drive-In Theater for an old-school night of viewing a movie from the comfort of your car! Grab the popcorn, soda and candy at the concession stand, and take in one of two movie showings offered each night. Movie showings generally provide one kids movie and one movie tailored for adults.

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DOWNTOWN TROLLEY Leave the car behind and enjoy a night out in downtown San Luis Obispo by riding the charming cable-car trolley! The route encompasses plenty of restaurant options and lots of shopping, with a frequent schedule that allows you to go from location to location with ease. This is a perfect way to enjoy a relaxing evening without having to drive from place to place.

CONCERTS IN THE PLAZA Enjoy downtown San Luis Obispo, live musical performances and the great outdoors during Concerts in the Plaza! This family-friendly events brings talented local musicians to the stage every summer Friday evening in Mission Plaza.

Friends and family gather to dance, listen to music and enjoy local beer, wine and pizza (available for purchase). Or, simply bring your own picnic supplies!

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BREAKAWAY TOURS Breakaway looks to dispel the intimidation that can come with wine tasting.

Education makes all the difference and is where Breakaway Tours stands out.

Jill Tweedie, a Level 1 Sommelier and WSET Level II in Wine & Spirits, and her “Fanatically Obsessed Specialists” are eager to work their magic for you.

You won’t find any wine snobs, just “Deliciously Fun, Educational Wine Tours”.

TASTE OF SLO WALKING FOOD TOUR Feel good about taking in the the local culinary scene by venturing out on a walking food tour. This 2.5-hour walking tour takes guests approximately two miles around downtown San Luis Obispo and stops at five different locations. This is a family-friendly walking tour. Enjoy unique local specialties like Santa Maria-style BBQ, craft beer and fresh-baked bread.

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RECOMMENDED DINING SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY

Paso Robles : : AJ SPURS Steakhouse/BBQ, cocktails; dinner 508 S Main Street, Templeton, 805-434-2700 : : ANDREA’S ON PINE Specialty gourmet cafe, made-to-order breakfast, brunch and picnics to go.

840 11th St, #104, Paso Robles, 805-591-7070 : : BERRY HILL BISTRO Modern European; lunch, dinner 1114 Pine Street, Paso Robles, 805-238-3929 : : BL BRASSERIE Lunch & dinner Tuesday-Saturday 1202 Pine Street, Paso Robles, 805-226-8191 : : BLACK CAT BISTRO TOO Intimate, locally sourced, award-winning; Dinner only 1218 Pine Street, (805) 296-3353 : : BUONA TAVOLA Italian; lunch, dinner; call ahead 943 Spring Street, Paso Robles, 805-237-0600 : : CASS CAFÉ Salads, sandwiches; lunch, dinner 7350 Linne Road, Paso Robles, 805-239-1730 : : CATCH SEAFOOD BAR & GRILL Seafood & steakhouse; lunch & dinner 836 11th Street, Paso Robles, 805-239-3332 : : CELLO RISTORANTE & BAR Italian/local, cocktails; lunch, dinner Allegretto Vineyard Resort, Paso Robles 2700 Buena Vista Drive, 805-369-2503 : : ENOTECA California/wine pairing, cocktails; Breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert Bellaserra, Paso Robles 206 Alexa Court, 805-238-2834 : : F. MCLINTOCKS SALOON Steakhouse/BBQ 1234 Park Street, Paso Robles, 805-238-2233 : : FISH GAUCHO Mexican, seafood, cocktails; dinner, lunch weekends 1244 Park Street, Paso Robles, 805-239-3333 : : GOLDEN OAK GRILL Italian/American Breakfast/lunch daily, dinner Thursday-Saturday 1487 Creston Road, Paso Robles, 805-286-4482 : : GOSHI JAPANESE RESTAURANT Sushi & traditional Japanese; lunch, dinner 772 Pine Street, Paso Robles, 805-227-4860 : : THE HATCH ROTISSERIE & BAR American, cocktails; dinner 835 13th Street, Paso Robles, 805-221-5727

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: : IL CORTILE RISTORANTE Fine dining, Italian; dinner 608 12th St, #101, Paso Robles, 805-226-0300 : : LA COSECHA BAR AND RESTAURANT Spanish, cocktails; lunch, dinner, closed Tuesday 835 12th Street, Paso Robles, 805-237-0019 : : LOS ROBLES CAFE Mexican/American; breakfast, lunch, dinner 1420 Spring Street, Paso Robles, 805-239-8525 : : MCPHEE’S GRILL Gourmet steakhouse; Lunch, dinner, dinner only on Sundays 416 S Main Street, Templeton, 805-434-3204

Il Cortile, Paso Robles

: : MISTURA PERUVIAN RESTAURANT Latin American; dinner 700 Clubhouse Dr, Paso Robles, 805-238-3333

: : TIN CANTEEN Wood-oven-fired pizzas, fresh pasta; seasonal 3070 Limestone Way, Paso Robles, 805-369-2787

: : THE NAKED FISH Quality sushi, salad, tapas/small plates 807 13th Street, Paso Robles, 805-369-2600

Cambria

: : ODYSSEY WORLD CAFÉ Eclectic mix of bistro food; Breakfast, lunch, dinner 1214 Pine Street, Paso Robles, 805-237-7516 : : PAPPY MCGREGOR’S BAR & GRILL Elevated Irish pub; lunch & dinner 1122 Pine Street, Paso Robles, 805-238-7070 : : PARK STREET GRILL Farm-to-table, local meat & seafood; lunch, dinner 1344 Park Street, Paso Robles, 805-369-2705 : : PASO TERRA SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Seafood; dinner 1032 Pine Street, Paso Robles, 805-227-4100 : : PIAZZA DEL PANE Contemporary American/Italian 1144 Pine Street, Paso Robles, 805-507-7019 : : PIER 46 SEAFOOD MARKET Local seafood; lunch, dinner 1131 Rossi Road, Templeton, 805-434-1950 : : SIX TEST KITCHEN American, seasonal, evolving; 14-course experience Limited seatings, advance reservations required 3075 Blue Rock Road, sixtestkitchen.com : : SOMM’S KITCHEN Expertly paired food & wine, dinner Thursday-Sunday 1145 24th Street, Paso Robles, 805-369-2344 : : SPRINGSIDE RESTAURANT California, seafood, steaks 849 13th St, Paso Robles, 805-238-2629 : : THOMAS HILL ORGANICS Farm-to-table restaurant dedicated to serving creative, fresh food and unique, local wines.

A dynamic menu reflecting the local abundance, Thomas Hill Organics sources a vivid array of fresh ingredients to concoct bold, imaginative dishes.

1313 Park Street, Paso Robles, 805-226-5888

: : THE PORCH CAFE Comfort food; live music fridays Breakfast daily, dinner Sundays 22322 El Camino Real, Santa Margarita 805-438-3376

: : BLACK CAT BISTRO Intimate, locally sourced, award-winning; dinner only 1602 Main Street C, Cambria, 805-927-1600

: : THE RANGE Steakhouse; dinner 22317 El Camino Real, Santa Margarita 805-438-4500

: : INDIGO MOON Modern American, locally sourced; lunch & dinner 1980 Main Street, Cambria, 805-927-2911

Nipomo

: : LINN’S RESTAURANT Traditional American, breakfast, lunch & dinner 2277 Main Street, Cambria, 805-927-0371

: : ADELINA’S BISTRO & MARKET PLACE Local, Seasonal, Lunch & dinner, closed midday 1645 Trilogy Parkway, Nipomo, 805-343-7500

: : MADELINE’S RESTAURANT & WINE TASTING ROOM American & French, lunch & dinner 788 Main Street, Cambria, 805-927-4175

: : AGAVE MEXICAN RESTAURANT Breakfast, lunch & dinner 671 W Tefft Street, Nipomo, 805-929-8377

: : MEZZO ITALIANO Italian-style home cooking, vegan menu 1622 Main Street, Cambria, 805-927-1501 : : MOONSTONE BEACH BAR & GRILL Seafood, steak, pasta; ocean views; Lunch & dinner, closed midday 6550 Moonstone Beach Dr, Cambria, 805-927-3859 : : ROBIN’S RESTAURANT International, farm-to-table; Lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch 4095 Burton Drive, Cambria, 805-927-5007 : : SEA CHEST RESTAURANT & OYSTER BAR Fresh seafood, local favorite; Dinner only, closed Tuesdays 6216 Moonstone Beach Dr, Cambria, 805-927-4514 : : THE SOW’S EAR Traditional comfort food, seafood, steaks 2248 Main Street, Cambria, 805-927-4865

Santa Margarita : : DUNBAR BREWING PUBLIC HOUSE Rustic bar; dinner daily, Late lunch Friday, Saturday, Sunday 2200 El Camino Real, Santa Margarita 805-438-4251

: : THE BUTTERFLY GRILLE Quick, quality comfort food; breakfast, lunch & dinner 606 Trilogy Parkway, Nipomo, 805-343-9400 : : CALIFORNIA GRILL NIPOMO American, hamburgers; lunch & dinner 277 W Tefft Street, Nipomo, 805-929-8126 : : RANCHO NIPOMO BBQ BBQ, Mexican, sandwiches; Dinner, Sunday brunch, closed Mondays 108 Cuyama Lane, Nipomo, 805-925-3500

San Luis Obispo : : 1865 CRAFT HOUSE & KITCHEN Pub, cocktails, family friendly 1865 Monterey Street, 805-439-3739 : : BIG SKY CAFE Vegetarian, America, Mediterranean; Breakfast, lunch & dinner 1121 Broad Street, San Luis Obispo, 805-545-5401 : : BRANZINO Spanish- and California-inspired cuisine 1122 Chorro Street, 805-329-5760 : : CIOPINOT Seafood; dinner 1051 Nipomo Street, San Luis Obispo, 805-547-1111

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: : EDDIE’S GRILL American, burgers, smoothies; lunch & dinner 3212 Broad Street, San Luis Obispo, 805-752-1228 : : GARDENS OF AVILA RESTAURANT Seasonal, local; Breakfast, lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort, 805-595-7365 1215 Avila Beach Drive, San Luis Obispo : : LA ESQUINA TAQUERIA Elevated Mexican fare with a twist 1049 Nipomo Street, San Luis Obispo 805-439-4289 : : LUNA RED Latin, American, tapas and small plates; Lunch & dinner 1023 Chorro Street, San Luis Obispo, 905-540-5243

: : LIDO RESTAURANT @ DOLPIN BAY 2727 Shell Beach Road, Shell Beach, 805-773-8900 : : MARISOL @ THE CLIFFS Local/fresh California cuisine, cocktails; Breakfast, lunch, dinner Cliffs Resort, Pismo Beach 2757 Shell Beach Road, 805-773-2511

: : OLD TOWN KITCHEN & BAR Wine bar; lunch, dinner 319 E Ocean Avenue, Lompoc, 805-741-7631

: : SPLASH CAFE Chowder house, seafood; breakfast, lunch, dinner 197 Pomeroy Avenue, Pismo Beach, 805-773-4653

: : SCRATCH KITCHEN & WINE BAR Farm-to-table, seasonal; lunch, dinner 610 N H Street, Lompoc, 805-819-0829

: : VENTANA GRILL American, Latin, seafood; lunch, dinner 2575 Price Street, Pismo Beach, 805-773-0000

: : VALLE EATERY & BAR Pub, pizza, breakfast, lunch & dinner 1201 N H Street, Lompoc, 805-735-1880

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Santa Maria

: : NOURISH SLO Healthy eatery featuring fresh, local and soul satisfying meals 1126 Morro Street, San Luis Obispo 805-548-8860

: : YANAGI SUSHI & GRILL Award-winning sushi and teppanyaki 2431 S Broadway, Santa Maria, 805-937-8882

: : ORIGINAL ROADHOUSE GRILL Steakhouse, comfort food; lunch, dinner 1423 S Bradley Road, Santa Maria, 805-614-0586

: : NOVO RESTAURANT Global cuisine; lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch 726 Higuera Street, San Luis Obispo, 805-543-3986

Orcutt

: : PETRA Mediterranean, pizza; lunch & dinner 1210 Higuera Street, San Luis Obispo, 805-439-1999

: : PIZZERIA BELLO FORNO Wood-fired pizzas, lunch, dinner 119 E Clark Avenue, Orcutt 805-623-7111, www.belloforno.com

: : TASTE American, tapas, gluten-free; lunch & dinner 2900 Broad Street, San Luis Obispo, 805-541-5860

: : TRATTORIA ULIVETO Authentic Italian; dinner, Lunch Tuesday-Friday, closed Monday 285 S Broadway, Old Orcutt, 805-934-4546

: : VEGETABLE BUTCHER locally sourced premium meats Vegan and vegetarian dishes 712 Marsh Street, San Luis Obispo, 805-439-4801

Los Alamos

Pismo Beach : : CENTRAL COAST MEAT MARKET Texas barbecue; beer & wine 841 Dolliver Street, Pismo Beach, 805-936-5056 : : CRACKED CRAB Seafood; lunch, dinner 751 Price Street, Pismo Beach, 805-773-2722 : : LA BODEGA TAPAS Small plates with with fresh, locally grown ingredients including meats and cheeses 790 Price Street, Pismo Beach, 805-295-5400

: : CHOW-YA Asian fusion; lunch, dinner, closed Sunday 713 E Ocean Avenue, Lompoc, 805-741-7895

: : THE OYSTER LOFT Seafood; dinner 101 Pomeroy Avenue, Pismo Beach, 805-295-5100

: : MAMA’S MEATBALL Italian; lunch, dinner, closed Monday 570 Higuera Street, Suite 130, San Luis Obispo 805-544-0861

: : YANAGI SUSHI & GRILL Award-winning sushi and teppanyaki; Lunch & dinner, dinner only on Sundays 1203 Marsh Street, San Luis Obispo, 805-541-5282

: : EDDIE’S GRILL American diner; lunch, dinner 1325 N H Street, Lompoc, 805-735-4488

: : BELL’S Californian/French; lunch, dinner 406 Bell St, Los Alamos, info@bellsrestaurant.com

Los Olivos : : LOS OLIVOS CAFE & WINE MERCHANT Local, farm-to-table; Lunch & dinner daily,Saturday & Sunday brunch 2879 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos, 805-688-7265 : : THE BEAR AND STAR Contemporary American; breakfast, brunch 2860 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos, 805-686-1359 : : SIDES HARDWARE & SHOES A Brothers restaurant Modern American; lunch, dinner 2375 Alamo Pintado Ave, Los Olivos, 805-688-4820

Buellton : : AJ SPURS - BUELLTON Steakhouse, live music; dinner 350 E Highway 246, Buellton, 805-686-1655 : : BARRELWORKS (FIRESTONE WALKER) Taproom & restaurant 620 McMurray Road, Buellton, 805-350-7385 : : HITCHING POST II BBQ, local fare; dinner 406 E Highway 246, Buellton, 805-688-0676

: : FULL OF LIFE FLATBREAD Seasonal, local; Dinner Thursday-Sunday and Sunday brunch 225 West Bell Street, Los Alamos, 805-344-4400

: : INDUSTRIAL EATS Contemporary American, wood-fired oven; Lunch, dinner 181 B Industrial Way, Buellton, 805-688-8807

: : PICO AT THE LOS ALAMOS GENERAL STORE American/wine bar; dinner 458 Bell Street, Los Alamos, 805-344-1122

: : LA BOTTE BISTRO Italian, wine bar; dinner 225 McMurray Road, Buellton,805-693-2154

: : VALLE FRESH Californian cuisine, tacos & tapas; lunch, dinner 380 Bell Streeet, Los Alamos, 805-865-2282

: : MORRELL’S FARM FRESH DINING Traditional, farm fresh 225 McMurray Road, Buellton, 805-691-9890

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Solvang

: : CENTRAL COAST SPECIALITY FOODS Charcuterie, deli, picnic; lunch 115 E College Avenue, Ste 10, Lompoc, 805-717-7675

: : CECCO RISTORANTE Thin-crust pizzas, pastas, local wines; patio 475 1st St #9, Solvang, 805-688-8880

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Dining Alfresco Fine Italian Restaurant

Discover Why Paso Loves Italian!

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RECOMMENDED DINING : : FIRST & OAK Local, small plates; dinner; Michelin rated Mirabelle Inn, 409 First St, Solvang, 805-688-1703

: : LOS AGAVES Mexican, cocktails; lunch, dinner 7024 Market Place Drive, Goleta, 805-968-4000

: : CA’DARIO Fine Italian dining; dinner, cocktails 37 East Victoria St, Santa Barbara, 805-884-9419

: : FRESCO VALLEY CAFE Seasonal, farm-to-table; Lunch daily, dinner Wednesday-Sunday 442 Atterdag Road, Solvang, 805-688-8857

: : SKYVIEW ROOFTOP BISTRO & BAR Contemporary American, small plates, full bar Lunch, dinner, happy hour 6878 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, 805-562-5996

: : ENTERPRISE FISH COMPANY Fresh seafood; lunch, dinner, closed Mondays 225 State Street, Santa Barbara, 310-392-8366

Santa Barbara

: : FINCH & FORK Clean, simple California cuisine 31 W Carrillo Street, Santa Barbara, 805-879-9100

: : HILL HAVEN PROVISIONS Globally-influenced gastropub; lunch, dinner 448 Atterdag Road, Solvang, 805-691-9025 : : MAD & VIN AT THE LANDSBY Contemporary American, wine bar, craft cocktails 1576 Mission Drive, Solvang, 805-688-3121 : : PETROS KAFE SOLVANG Hellenic cuisine; lunch, dinner, weekend breakfast 487 Atterdag Road, Solvang; 805-686-5455 : : ROOT 246 Farm-to-table; dinner, closed Monday 420 Alisal Road, Solvang, 805-686-8681 : : SUCCULENT CAFE WINE CHARCUTERIE Local gourmet comfort food, wine pairings; Breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour 1555-1557 Mission Drive, Solvang, 805-691-9444 : : TO-GO AT THE WINDOW International cuisine to go; breakfast, lunch, dinner 1210 Mission Drive, Solvang, 805-500-3061

Ballard : : THE GATHERING TABLE AT THE BALLARD INN Asian-, French-infused American food Seasonal, locally sourced produce, seafood, meats Romantic, fireside; dinner Wednesday-Sunday 2436 Baseline Avenue, Ballard, 805-688-7770

Santa Ynez : : BROTHER’S RESTAURANT AT THE RED BARN Traditional American; lunch, dinner 3539 Sagunto Street, Santa Ynez, 805-688-4142 : : S Y KITCHEN Contemporary Italian, patio, cocktails; lunch, dinner 1110 Faraday Street, Santa Ynez, 805-691-9794 : : TRATTORIA GRAPPOLO Italian; lunch & dinner 3687 Sagunto Street, C, Santa Ynez, 805-688-6899

Goleta : : HOLLISTER BREWING COMPANY Pub; lunch & dinner daily 6980 Marketplace Drive, Goleta, 805-968-2810 : : JANE AT THE MARKETPLACE Wood-fired pizza, fresh sandwiches, burgers Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch 6940 Marketplace Drive, Goleta, 805-770-5388

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: : ANGEL OAK AT BACARA Modern approach to traditional steakhouse; dinner 8301 Hollister Avenue, Santa Barbara, 877-735-3132 : : ARIGATO SUSHI Japanese, dinner 1225 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-965-6074 : : BELLA VISTA Italian; al fresco oceanfront dining Breakfast, lunch, dinner Saturday afternoon tea, Sunday brunch at Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore 1260 Channel Drive, Santa Barbara, 805-969-2261 : : BELMOND EL ENCANTO Innovative coastal-inspired fare with artisanal ingredients and exceptional flavors 800 Alvarado Place, Santa Barbara, 805-770-3530 : : BIBI JI Australian, America, Indian; dinner, lunch weekends 734 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-560-6845 : : BISTRO AT BACARA American; breakfast, lunch, dinner Named “Top 100 Best Al Fresco Dining Restaurants in America” by OpenTable 8301 Hollister Avenue, Santa Barbara, 805-968-0100 : : THE BLACK SHEEP Globally inspired; local, sustainable ingredients 26 E Ortega Street, Santa Barbara, 805-965-1113 : : BLACKBIRD Contemporary, Mediterranean inspired; Dinner, late night 36 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-882-0135 : : BOATHOUSE AT HENDRY’S BEACH Seafood; breakfast, lunch, dinner, cocktails 2981 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara, 805-898-2628

: : INTERMEZZO BAR • CAFÉ Quick flat bread; dinner daily, lunch Saturday 819 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, 805-966-9463 : : JOE’S CAFÉ American steakhouse and upbeat bar since 1928 Brunch, lunch, dinner, cocktails 536 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-966-4638 : : OLIO E LIMONE RISTORANTE Authentic Sicilian fare; lunch, dinner 11 West Victoria St, Santa Barbara, 805-899-2699 : : LOQUITA Spanish tapas, wood-fired seafood, grilled meats and paella 202 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-880-3380 : : LOUIE’S 1404 De la Vina St, Santa Barbara, 805-963-7003 : : LURE FISH HOUSE Fresh sustainable seafood, produce Local wines, full bar 3815 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-618-1816 : : MOSTO CRUDO Wine & tapas, vegetarian options 7 W Haley Street, Santa Barbara, 805-689-5679 : : OLIO E LIMONE RISTORANTE Authentic Sicilian fare; lunch, dinner 11 West Victoria St, Santa Barbara, 805-899-2699 : : OPAL RESTAURANT AND BAR Californian cuisine & specialty drinks; lunch & dinner 1325 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-966 9676 : : PARADISE CAFÉ 702 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, 805-962-4416

: : BOUCHON SANTA BARBARA California/French cuise, wine pairings Locally sourced; dinner 9 W Victoria Street, Santa Barbara, 805-730-1160

: : SANTA BARBARA FISHOUSE Lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch; seafood 101 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara, 805-966-2112

: : BROPHY BROTHERS CLAM BAR & RESTAURANT Fresh seafood; lunch & dinner 119 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara, 805-966-4418

: : SANTA BARBARA SHELLFISH CO. Seafood, waterfront; lunch, dinner 230 Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara, 805-966-6676

: : C’EST CHEESE Café, Bakery; breakfast, lunch, midday 825 Santa Barbara St, Santa Barbara, 805-965-0318

: : SANTO MEZCAL Contemporary Mexican, seafood, craft cocktails 119 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-883-3593

: : SATELLITE SB Farmers market restaurant, wine bar Wine education classes; lunch, dinner 1117 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-364-3043 : : SMITHY KITCHEN + BAR Organic, rustic, locally sourced, shared plates Lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch 7 E Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara, 805-845-7112 : : TYGER TYGER Cuisine inspired by the bold flavors discovered in street food carts of Thailand and Vietnam.

High-quality, locally sourced ingredients.

121 East Yanonali St, Santa Barbara, 805-880-4227 : : WINE CASK BAR & CAFE Lunch & dinner 813 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, 805-966-9463

Montecito : : CAVA RESTAURANT & BAR Spanish, Mexican, cocktails; lunch, dinner 1212 Coast Village Road, Montecito, 805-969-8500 : : HONOR BAR Cozy booths, outdoor patio, dogs welcome Cocktails & snacks; lunch, dinner 1255 Coast Village Road #101, Santa Barbara 805-969-6964 : : LUCKY’S STEAKHOUSE Steakhouse; dinner 1279 Coast Village Road, Montecito, 805-565-7540 : : OLIVER’S OF MONTECITO Plant-based restaurant, beautifully appointed 1198 Coast Village Road, Santa Barbara www.oliversofmontecito.com : : SAKANA Sushi bar, Japanese; lunch, dinner 1046 Coast Village Road, Montecito, 805-565-2014 : : THE SILVER BOUGH Multiple courses utilizing some of the most rare and prized ingredients from around the world, each paired with top-tier wines and spirits Advance reservations required 1295 Coast Village Road, Montecito www.silverboughmontecito.com : : TRE LUNE RISTORANTE Delicious, simple Italian food Breakfast, lunch, dinner 1151 Coast Village Road, 805-969-2646 For additions, deletions or corrections, email Chandra@WineCountryThisWeek.com

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Wines of the West Tasting Room Debuts in Paso Robles Paso Robles’ newest tasting location offers guests an atypical place to sample wine from four different brands

The Central Coast’s newest wine hideout, Wines of the West, is officially open along scenic Highway 46 West in Paso Robles. This maverick outpost is unique in that it allows guests to taste a wide variety of wines in one unconventional location. Wines of the West will be joined at the site by fellow rebel rousers, Heirloom restaurant, who have decided to set down roots at the location and will be serving their California farm fresh food seven days a week.

Wines of the West is a new frontier of tasting rooms, designed to feel like two distinct tasting experiences. The front area provides a more traditional setting, serving Clayhouse Wines and Purple Cowboy. The back area, known as the CAN-tina, is a more casual and eclectic tasting space, focused on serving canned wines from If You See Kay and Alloy. Grapes for all four brands are sourced exclusively from Paso Robles AVA (with the exception of the Purple Cowboy sparkling wine) and crafted by a team of local winemakers committed to showcasing the best of the area.

Wine choices include Rhône varietals from Clayhouse Wines, where the focus

is on small-bin fermentations. Not to be missed is the Petite Sirah, made from the oldest such vines on the Central Coast.

Purple Cowboy focuses on Bordeaux varietals and pays homage to the true winemaker rodeo cowboys. Legend has it that their teeth were stained purple

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from tasting as they crafted their blends.

If You See Kay wines are an ode to the unconventional, focusing on nontraditional varietals in cans and bottles.

This unorthodox brand is paired in the CAN-tina with Alloy Wine Works.

Bringing together edgy blends and unique lots that are hand harvested, Alloy is canned wine that reflects the inventive spirit of Paso Robles.

Wines of the West Wines of the West is a wine tasting collective located along the picturesque Highway 46 in Paso Robles, owned by the prestigious Vintage Wine Estates.

Wines of the West’s collection of four wine brands includes Clayhouse Wines, an ode to the clayhouse relics of Paso Robles’ pioneering past and producer of Rhône varietals; Bordeaux-focused Purple Cowboy, a tribute to the purpleteethed cowboy winemakers of another era; If You See Kay, producer of nontraditional varietals that veer away from the status quo; and Alloy Wine Works, maker of unique, small-lot canned wines.

Wines of the West is open daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m, and is located at 3750 Highway 46, Paso Robles, CA 93446. You can find them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or visit the website at pasowinesofthewest.com.

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Santa Maria Year-Round Destination: Santa Maria grilled over local red oak. The Spencer cut is superb.

(805) 929-3686 Costa De Oro Old World winemaking meets New World grape growing practices. Enjoy small bites and live music on Thursday-Friday nights.

(805) 925-5856 PCPA / Pacific Conservatory Theatre In its 54th year, PCPA offers the region’s best live theater. Notable alumni include Powers Boothe, Kelly McGillis, and Robin Williams.

(805) 922-8313 Rancho Sisquoc Rustic, idyllic and enduring, a 37,000-acre cattle ranch and vegetable farm dedicates 300 acres to wines in small batches.

(805) 934-4332 Kay’s Orcutt Country Kitchen In Old Orcutt, this lovingly revived Victorian serves generous omelets, biscuits and gravy, Brioche French Toast, fresh fruits and cheerful service. (805) 934-4429 Free Family Kite Festival Brightly colored kites will dazzle kids and kids at heart over Rotary Centennial Park from 12-1 on April 15. Food, kite demos,

Rich in multicultural history, indigenous Chumash settlers and Spain’s famous Portola Expedition of the Central Coast were followed by homesteading Swiss-Italian dairyman, Danish, Scotch, Irish and English settlers, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese, Filipino and Mexican farmers and workers.

Steeped in the traditions of their families, city pioneers arrived and nurtured the area.

Their efforts later became immortalized on street surnames, businesses, schools and even Santa Maria-style BBQ. There’s plenty of sunshine for sightseeing and winery visiting, but dress in layers. Late afternoon breezes arrive like clockwork to cool the vines that provide for Santa Maria’s most impressive wines.

TOP TEN: What Not to Miss Ca’ Del GreVino Sustainably-grown, hand-picked and sorted grapes, are fermented in French-oak barrels.

(805) 922-1468 Jocko’s Steak House In neighboring Nipomo, arrive early for dinner to savor Santa Maria-style BBQ, To Sa San Luis Obispo (32 miles )

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Riverbench Vineyard and Winery Fossilized sandstone, clay, silt, gravel and sand contribute to crafting estateonly Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Rosé, and sparkling wines.

(805) 937-8340 Santa Maria Historical Society A must-see, the museum preserves area history with pictures, artifacts and memorabilia.

(805) 922-3130 Hi-Way Drive-In Rediscover an American pastime at one of just 348 drive-ins standing in the U.S. in Santa Maria. Visit: playingtoday.com/ cinema/hi-way-drive-in >> MELISSA CHAVEZ

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Enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scents at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. Take a leisurely stroll or sign up for one of the classes/events to take in the panoramic views of the Santa Ynez Mountains to the east and the Santa Barbara Channel Islands to the west. With more than 1,000 different plant varieties – everything from a Redwood grove to a Japanese tea garden to a meadow of wildflowers – there’s no shortage of beautiful sights, scents and photographic opportunities.

GANNA WALSKA LOTUSLAND

Making the top-ten best gardens in the world list, Ganna Walska Lotusland showcases an incredible collections of exotic plants. Described as "dramatic, unexpected and whimsical," Lotusland offers a wide range of environments with tropical plants, cacti, bromeliads, ferns, orchards and much more. Beautifully landscaped and carefully tended to, this garden offers a sensory feast for green thumbs and amateurs alike. Reservations are required.

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For true nature lovers, a visit to Moreton Bay fig tree is a must. Located at the corner of Montecito and Chapala streets, the Moreton Bay fig tree is said to be one of the largest of its kind in California. It was originally planted in 1876 and today, stands glorious at more than 80 feet tall. Pack a picnic and enjoy lunch beneath its expansive canopy in the shade.

SANTA BARBARA ZOO

Grab the kids and head straight for the Santa Barbara Zoo if you’re looking for a family-fun afternoon. This zoo brings together 200 different species of animals across 30 acres. Parents can bring their kids for a day of animal-watching, or sign the family up for one of the zoo events, such as the Potato Print Ladybugs – where parents and kids participate in arts and crafts activities.

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Located in the beautiful Santa Barbara harbor, Stearns Wharf is the oldest working pier in California. With boutique shopping opportunities, well-rated restaurants and a wide variety of cruises from which to choose, there’s plenty to see and do.

Partake in some of the locals’ favorite activities, such as fishing, kayaking or whale watching. Kids will love the toy store and ice cream parlor, while adults with appreciate the Museum of Natural History and shops.

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CHUMASH PAINTED CAVE STATE HISTORIC PARK

The great outdoors and the rich history of the Chumash Native American tribe collides at the Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park. Luscious forest and trails surround the well-known sandstone cave that features rock art originally painted by the Chumash tribe, with visually stunning images of the tribe’s cosmology. Explore the site and take a hike, marveling at the natural beauty of the park, and appreciate the historic sandstone cave that dates back as far as 1,000 years.

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SUMMERLAND BEACH

Summerland Beach is the quintessential, small California beach and the place for a jog in the sand, afternoon picnic or romantic evening sunset. Located just off the Pacific Coast Highway with picturesque shoreline views and long stretches of white sand, Summerland Beach promises to be a memorable and iconic experience for any out-of-town visitor. You’ll feel like you finally found heaven on earth as you breathe in the fresh sea breeze and watch the tide roll in and out.

REFUGIO STATE BEACH

At Refugio State Beach, visitors can enjoy a versatile range of activities, such as hiking, picnicking, fishing, taking a kayak tour and even camping. Stretches of palm-tree-dotted shoreline jut up against well-cared for beach campgrounds.

Enjoy views of Santa Barbara’s gently rolling hills to the east and the crystal blue water to the west. Palm trees make for a tropical vibe and warm sunshine entices visitors to stretch out in the warmth.

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OLD MISSION SANTA BARBARA

A great site for history buffs, the Old Mission Santa Barbara was founded in 1786 and brings history to life with its church, cemetery/mausoleum, museum of historical art and artifacts and ancient Mission-era garden. Soak in the sights of the Mission, as it overlooks the Pacific Ocean, and enjoy the beauty of the architecture and sculptures. During a self-guided or docent-led tour, learn about the history of the Chumash Native Americans.

CASA DE LA GUERRA

Fully restored, the Casa de la Guerra is a California Historic Landmark and a Santa Barbara City Landmark. As the former home of José de la Guerra y Noriega – a soldier and early settler of California – the adobe-style architecture and size of the home represents an affluence that most homes of the time did not exhibit. Enjoy a history-rich visit and learn about the archaeological findings that have brought to life the rich history of the times in which it was built.

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Recent revitalizations have made the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History a well-deserved stop for any visitor to the region. Collections in the museum feature marine, Native American, geological and paleontological exhibits, among others.

Visit the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History for a rich experience in all things natural. Enjoy the planetarium by night and the nature adventures by day, and don’t forget to bring the whole family along for the kids and teens programs.

SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART

Rotating exhibitions make the Santa Barbara Museum of Art an exciting discovery for art-lovers, and the permanent collection is nothing to scoff at either, with its 19th and 20th Century art, Asian art, British art and even pieces from local Santa Barbara artists. Spend the day here and view thought-provoking pieces before dining at the onsite Wildwood Kitchen restaurant; Chef Justin West has created a menu that features ingredients purveyed from local farmers markets.

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Highly interactive exhibits focusing on technology, sound, motion, light and interactive media allow the World Museum of Exploration and Innovation to take the idea of interactive kids museum to the next level. Three floors offer dozens of modern activities and experiences that require kids to participate with their bodies and their minds. The concepts driving the exhibits are science, technology, engineering, arts and math.

PASEO NUEVO SHOPS & RESTAURANTS

If you’re looking for an afternoon of shopping and dining, Paseo Nuevo is the place to visit. Located in the center of Santa Barbara, this shopping district offers a mix of national brands and boutique local shops. Enjoy outdoor dining in the sunshine at one of the many restaurants or walk around the beautiful courtyards, admiring the Spanish-style architecture. Check www.paseonuevoshopping.com upcoming events, such as pop-up shops, performances and holidays gatherings.

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SANTA BARBARA ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW

For a real showing of local artwork and wares, visit the Santa Barbara Arts & Crafts Show every Sunday year-round (and Saturdays during holiday weekends) from 10 a.m. until sunset. Founded in 1965 by local artists, it has been continuously running ever since and is the premier show for Santa Barbara art, including crafts, drawings, paintings, sculpture, photography and more. It features more than 200 local artists who take pride in showing their work.

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ANTIQUE ALLEY

Established in 1993, Antique Alley brings shoppers a versatile collection of jewelry, clothing, crystal, art, pottery, furnishings, rugs, handbags, Native American crafts, Chinese artifacts and so much more. Featuring more than 30 vendors, there’s something for every shopper, and visitors to the store will spend hours perusing to find the right treasure. Located in downtown Santa Barbara, Antique Alley is a must-stop when exploring the city's best shopping.

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SELF-GUIDED SANTA BARBARA FUNK ZONE URBAN WINE TRAIL

The Funk Zone is a happening location where wine lovers gather to imbibe in the local juice. Take the self-guided tour of the Santa Barbara Funk Zone Urban Wine Trail and enjoy wine tasting and discounts at nine different tasting rooms – all within walking distance of each other.

Find a map online at funkzone.net.

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Get to know the local grub while getting in some exercise, too. This 3.5-hour walking food tour of the downtown area invites you to eat, drink, walk and learn about all things Santa Barbara. Participants will taste wine and savor tasty dishes while learning about the history of the region. This experience is sure to be a lot of fun and offer visitors with a well-rounded taste of Santa Barbara food, drink and culture.

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SANTA BARBARA BIKES TO GO

If you’re feeling the need to get out of the car and enjoy Santa Barbara by other means of transportation, the Santa Barbara Bikes To Go is for you! Take in all the sights via electric bike as you motor around town at your leisure.

Pick up a map to follow specific routes, or just venture out on your own for an afternoon of fun. The folks at Santa Barbara Bikes To Go will help you craft a unique bike experience and make your ride as memorable as possible.

CABRILLO BIKE PATH

If you're a cycling tourist, Santa Barbara has much to offer! The Cabrillo Bike Path has been a longtime favorite for bicycling locals and those pedaling in from other places. This 4.5-mile paved path stretches along the coast from Sterns Wharf to East Beach, then back to the harbor. Flat and an easy ride, this is a great bike path for families with young kids. Along the way, enjoy majestic views of the Pacific Ocean and take in the salty air.

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cultivation of classic grape varietals and world- class wine, including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Syrah, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, Cabernet Sauvignon, Viognier and dozens of others.

From the time of the earliest settlers, the Santa Ynez Valley has been renowned for the quality of its land, making agriculture, along with ranching, the primary source of the region’s economy.

The area’s Catholic missions planted the first vineyards as early as 1804 to produce wine for trade and for use in their services. By the 1870s farmers began to ramp up grape production in earnest.

Prior to Prohibition, there were several wineries and approximately 5,000 acres of vineyards in the region; from 1919 to the early 1960s, however, very little was invested in the region’s viticulture, with the weather being considered too cold to produce large quantities of grapes for the jug and fortified wines of the era.

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When it comes to wine, it’s no secret that California is home to some of the best in the world. But until recently, one of the most unique wine regions in the state was also one of its best kept secrets. Then a little movie called Sideways, which celebrates its 15th anniversary in 2019, happened.

Set and filmed on location in the Santa Ynez Valley, the 2004 Oscar-winning film shone a bright light on the incredible wines and gorgeous scenery of the region, spurring visitors to discover and explore the area for themselves. What they found was a wine country unlike any other.

The Santa Ynez Valley is set in an unusual mountain configuration that backs up against the coast, rather than running parallel to it. In fact, it’s the longest east-west transverse valley found on the west coast from Alaska to the southernmost part of South America. The result of this unique orientation is a constant inland flow of fog and ocean breezes, creating one of the coolest winegrowing regions in the state.

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Santa Ynez Valley Restaurant Weeks January 19-31 During Santa Ynez Valley Restaurant Weeks, participating restaurants will offer three-course tasting menus for $20.20, excluding tax and tip. In addition to Santa Ynez Valley restaurants, many tasting rooms and wineries are also offering special wine and small bite pairings for $20.20. On top of the culinary delights, hotels will offer special pricing for overnight accommodations throughout the two weeks.

It wasn’t until experimentation with cooler-weather varietals such as Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in the 1960s that the region began to show its true potential. Many of the Santa Ynez Valley’s most prominent wineries were established in 1970s, with the Santa Ynez Valley AVA being established in 1983.

Three decades later, the Valley is home to more than a hundred wineries, consisting mainly of small, family- owned boutique operations. Visitors here get to enjoy a more relaxed, friendly atmosphere than found in the typical wine country, with ample opportunity to chat with the winemaker or owner in the tasting room. Many of the wineries have tasting rooms on- site or downtown in one of the Santa Ynez Valley communities. Wine tasting events throughout the year give oenophiles the chance to sip and savor while enjoying live music, art, winemaker dinners and fine cuisine.

In addition to wine, the Santa Ynez Valley features a burgeoning craft beer scene, with several microbreweries and tasting rooms, in addition to the region’s first craft distillery since Prohibition. Each May, local craft brewers come together for the Santa Ynez Valley Craft Beer Week, offering tours, tastings, classes and beer & cheese pairings. The week cumulates with the annual Buellton Brew Fest, featuring nearly 30 breweries from around the region along with live music, food and fun.

With six distinct communities encompassing everything from

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classic California wine country to Northern European traditions to the very best of the Old West, the Santa Ynez Valley is home to endless possibilities. Here in and around the towns of Ballard, Buellton, Los Alamos, Los Olivos, Santa Ynez, and Solvang visitors will find more than 100 wineries, incredible food, special events and a unique, rich heritage. For more information, including a complete listing of restaurants, wineries, tasting rooms and events, go to VisitSYV.com.

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Ventura County Sun, Sand, History and Wine Fun! “Ventura Highway in the sunshine, where the days are longer, the nights are stronger than the moonshine, you’re gonna go I know.”* What better reason to go than to spend a rambling day (or two) along the Ventura 101 Freeway (or King’s Highway), from Camarillo to the seaside town of Ventura, (named after Mission San Buenaventura, founded in 1782), sipping wines, enjoying the sunshine and drive as you meet winemakers in their welcoming, friendly tasting rooms.

haven to come, sit, sip and relax with old and new friends alike, while sampling their assortment of hand crafted award winning wines. On Friday evenings (between 5:00-8:00pm) you can accompany your tasting with a gourmet cheese platter or small bites as you “time travel” to this Italian retreat, even if just for a few hours.

Less than 10 minutes from Magnavino, you’ll arrive at Four Brix Winery in Ventura. Step into this fun, funky tasting roomwinery to savor wines made from grapes that are an homage to four great grape regions: Italy, France, Spain and California.

Offering a “tapas menu” to accompany your wine tasting, Four Brix is a special “community.” Live concerts and special events are a constant at Four Brix---the fun never stops here.

A few blocks from Four Brix is Panaro Brothers Winery.

Being fifth generation Italian-American winemakers, the four Panaro Brothers offer a wide selection of mostly single-varietal wines, grapes sourced from vineyards stretching from Monterey through the Central Coast. You will be warmly welcomed into “la famiglia,” so come sit, sip and enjoy a selection of Italian style wines – once you do you will return often.

As we cruise into spring and summer, plan some daytrips to the many unique tasting rooms throughout Ventura County.

Please check individual websites for hours of operation, (most being open 3-4 days a week). *Lyrics from Ventura Highway, by America. >> DON SONDERLING

So Many Tasting Rooms—Not Enough Time (nut plenty of wine) With more than 20 tasting rooms to choose from, the Camarillo-Ventura corridor is less than a two-hour drive from central Orange County, and an hour or less from greater Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. Enjoy the fruitful bounty of what Ventura County has to offer – you won’t be disappointed.

Four Not to Miss Travelling north on the 101 toward Ventura, you may want to make your first stop at Herzog Wine Cellars, in Oxnard. Though a well-known larger winery, Herzog (producing Kosher wines), has a fascinating history, and includes in their line-up smaller lot, limited edition and premium wines. Take the self-guided tour which is educational and fascinating.

Magnavino Cellars, is a mile down the road from Herzog.

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927 BEER COMPANY – 821 Cornwall Street, Cambria, (805) 203-5265 BANG THE DRUM BREWERY – 950 Orcutt Rd, San Luis Obispo, (805) 242-8372 BARRELHOUSE BREWING COMPANY – 3055 Limestone Way, Paso Robles, (805) 296-1128 BARRELHOUSE SPEAKEASY – 1033 Chorro Street, San Luis Obispo, (805) 296-1128 BITTERSWEET BREWING COMPANY – 191 S Oak Park Blvd, Suite 3, Grover Beach, (805) 947-3339 BRISTOL’S CIDER HOUSE – 3220 El Camino Real, Atascadero, (805) 400-5293 CENTRAL COAST BREWING – 1422 Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo, (805) 783-2739 DUNBAR BREWING – 2200 El Camino Real, Santa Margarita; (805) 438-4251 EARTH AND FIRE BREWING COMPANY – 825 Riverside Avenue #1, Paso Robles, (805) 270-2959 FIGUEROA MOUNTAIN BREWING CO. – 1462 E. Grand Avenue, Arroyo Grande, (805) 474-8525 FIRESTONE WALKER BREWING COMPANY – 1400 Ramada Drive, Paso Robles, (805) 225-5911 LIBERTINE BREWING COMPANY – 90 San Miguel Street, Avila Beach, (805) 439-4271 801 Embarcadero, Morro Bay, (805) 772-0700 1234 Broad Street, San Luis Obispo, (805) 548-2337 MANROCK BREWING CO. – 1750 El Camino Real, Ste A, Grover Beach, (805) 270-3089 Murphy-Goode PISMOEdmeades BREWING COMPANY – 500 Cypress Street S2, Pismo Beach, (805) 295-6200 SANTA MARIA BREWING CO. – 1201 14th St, Paso Robles, (805) 369-2256 115 Cuyama Lane, Nipomo, (805) 925-1555 675 Clarion Court, San Luis Obispo, (805) 545-7702 SHELL BEACH BREW HOUSE – 1527 Shell Beach Road, Pismo Beach, (805) 295-6328 SILVA BREWING – 525 Pine Street B, Paso Robles, (805) 369-2337 SLO BREW – 36 Higuera Street, San Luis Obispo, (805) 543-1843 STREETSIDE ALE HOUSE – 6155 El Camino Real, Atascadero, (805) 460-6820 843 12th Street, Paso Robles, (805) 257-1515 TENT CITY BEER COMPANY – 6760 El Camino Real, Atascadero, (805) 460-6454 THREE STACKS AND A ROCK BREWING – 3118 Main Street, Suite D, Morro Bay, (805) 771-9286 TIN CITY CIDER – 3005 Limestone Way, Paso Robles, (805) 293-6349 TORO CREEK BREWING COMPANY – 1111 Riverside Avenue, Ste. 103, Paso Robles, (805) 550-7007

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BRASS BEAR BREWING & BISTRO – 28 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, (805) 770-7651 THE BREWHOUSE – 229 W Montecito Street, Santa Barbara, (805) 884-4664 FIGUEROA MOUNTAIN BREWING CO. – 560 Betteravia Road B, Santa Maria, (805) 694-2252 ext.344 45 Industrial Way, Buellton, (805) 694-2252 ext. 110 2363 Alamo Pintado Ave, Los Olivos, (805) 694-2252 ext. 343 137 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, (805) 694-2255 ext. 342 FIRESTONE-WALKER BREWING – 620 McMurray Road, Buellton, (805) 697-4777 HOLLISTER BREWING COMPANY – 6980 Camino Real Marketplace, Goleta; (805) 968-2810 HOPTIONS TAP ROOM AND EATERY – 234 North H Street, Lompoc, (805) 741-7499 NAUGHTY OAK BREWERY – 165 S. Broadway Street, Suite #102, Orcutt, (805) 287-9663 PURE ORDER BREWING – 410 N Quarantina Street, Santa Barbara, (805) 966-2881 SANTA MARIA BREWERY AND TASTING ROOM – 1451 Fairway Drive, Santa Maria, (805) 922-2225 SHANTY IRISH BREWING CO – 241 S. Broadway St., Orcutt; (805) 934-3777 SOLVANG BREWING COMPANY – 1547 Mission Drive, Solvang, (805) 688-2337 TELEGRAPH BREWING COMPANY – 418 N Salsipuedes Street, Santa Barbara, (805) 963-5018 THIRD WINDOW BREWING – 406 E Haley Street, Ste 3, Santa Barbara, (805) 979-5090 Murphy-Goode Edmeades – 120 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, (805) 845-1482 TOPA TOPA BREWING

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ASCENDANT SPIRITS INC. – 37 Industrial Way, Suite 103, Buellton, (805) 691-1000 CUTLER’S ARTISAN SPIRITS – 137 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, (805) 845-4040 DORWOOD DISTILLERY – 201 Industrial Way, # D, Buellton, (805) 691-9259

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Reaching New Highs with New Year’s Resolutions Every year, when January 1 rolls around, approximately half of the population declares New Year’s Resolutions for being healthier, wealthier and happier in the new year. Such resolutions are a tradition dating back to 150 B.C., when Romans would petition their two-faced god Janus (hence, January) to forgive their past transgressions and to look forward with blessing of good fortune.

The New Year’s Resolutions most Americans make are to exercise more and lose weight. However, only about 8% attain their goals. Do not be discouraged! If better fitness is your top New Year’s Resolution, consider how cannabis can support you in reaching your highest level of fitness.

The number one reason for using cannabis medically is pain relief. If you are starting a new, exuberant exercise routine, chances are you will be experiencing days and nights of sore, stiff, aching muscles and joints. Topical salves, creams, and ointments infused with CBD/THC are known to bring relief and comfort.

Pain is usually experienced when muscle spasms due to a chemical “messages” that are sent from your central nervous system to the part of your body being overstressed or traumatized. CBD/THC counteracts the flow of this chemical messenge with a boost of endocannabinoids that naturally soothe away pain. Part of why cannabis is so effective in pain relief, body work, and professional massage is that it impersonates endocannabinoids, which in turn expands muscle elasticity, thereby triggering relaxation and reducing pain.

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Choosing a Salve or Topical When choosing for yourself or your massage therapist, follow this advice for successful pain management. First, everyone experiences pain differently and what may work for others may not work for you. So, start small and experiment with different products. Be aware of your skin’s sensitivity.

You can always increase your usage, so start moderately, as you should also do with your exercise program.

Whether your choice is infused with THC or CBD, salves containing these cannabinoids are popular on the market today and are not known to be psychoactive. You might find yourself relaxed, you might find your back feeling a little less tight, but you should not be experiencing a mental high, except for that happy feeling when pain is reduced or relieved Not all topicals are that same. Read your labels and ask your dispensary staff questions about ingredients. A good label detail is the reassuring “Made with All-Natural Ingredients.” Some of the natural ingredients used in both THC and CBD salves are Vitamin E, eucalyptus oil, coconut oil, green tea and camphor. These natural ingredients can lead to enhanced aromatics and faster skin absorption. Also, seek out plant-based sustainable salves, especially if the product is made from the whole plant. Whole-plant products get the benefit of full spectrum oils, which contain an array of essential compounds.

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DIY Cannabis Salves If you’d like to reduce your costs and increase control of ingredients in your topical, consider making your own salves and ointments. The Ganja Grande Dame says it’s easy to combine your homegrown flowers, leaves, and larf (tiny loose buds, usually low on the plant) with your favorite oils, essential fragrances, fresh herbs, and emulsifying compound to make an effective and unique salve.

As your experience and knowledge of using cannabis increases, you will find many way to use full-spectrum, natural plant products to decrease not only your exercise strains and pains but also to reduce or eliminate chronic nerve pain, sore feet, inflammation, joint pain, arthritis, rashes and other sources of discomfort.

With so many people willing to explore unique natural plant-based paths toward pain relief and reporting positive results trying a lotion, topical or salve infused with CBD/THC

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might just be your best — and easiest — path to a pain-free life of physical fitness. So, put cannabis-infused comfort creams on your team to successfully reach your goals. Now, time for that exuberant exercise routine! Let do this together.

Be strong, reach high.

Dulcie Sinn Ph.D. Cha Cha Cooking Club President and Cannabis Educator. ChaChaCookingClub.com for more information and Ganja Grande Dame advice. Interested in a class or a consultation?

Contact: Dulcie.sinn@mac.com Laurie Jervis, a California native and 30-year resident of Santa Barbara County. A state-licensed massage therapist, Laurie has been in private practice since 1994. Additionally, Laurie writes about the Central Coast’s wine industry, and works as a sales associate for a winery in Buellton. Contact: winecountrywriter@gmail.com Nick Sinn-White has over 15 years’ experience working with and within the medical cannabis community. Nick has lectured on the need for safe access, patients’ rights and the decriminalization of Cannabis.

Bridgette Candice Angulo is a Photographer with over 10 years working in the cannabis industry. Contact: bridgette_candice@me.com

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Cutruzzola Vineyards 555 Main St, Cambria; 805-927-2670 Cypher Winery 740 Pine St, Paso Robles; 805-237-0055 D’Anbino Cellars 710 Pine St., Paso Robles; 805-227-6800 Daou Vineyards 2777 Hidden Mountain Rd, Paso Robles 805-226-5460 Dark Star Cellars 2915 Limestone Way, Paso Robles; 805-296-9463 Denner Vineyards & Winery 5414 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-239-4287 Deovlet Wines 3750 CA-46, Paso Robles; 805-712-8817 Derby Wine Estates 525 Riverside Ave, Paso Robles; 805-238-6300 Desperada Wines 3060 Limestone Way, Paso Robles; 805-434-9611 Diablo Paso 1220 Park St, Paso Robles; 805-286-4755 Dilecta Wines 7970 Vineyard Dr, Paso Robles Doce Robles 2023 Twelve Oaks Drive, Paso Robles; 805-227-4766 Domaine Degher 827 13th St, Paso Robles; 805-296 2562 Donati Family Vineyard 2720 Oak View Rd, Templeton, 805-238-0676 Donatoni Winery 3225 Township Rd, Paso Robles; 805-226-0620 Dover Canyon Winery 4520 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-237-0101 Dubost Winery 9988 Chimney Rock Rd, Paso Robles; 805-226-8463 Dunning Vineyards Estate 1953 Niderer Rd, Paso Robles; 805-238-4763 ★ EBERLE WINERY 3810 Hwy 46E, Paso Robles; 805-238-9607 Écluse Wines 1520 Kiler Canyon Road; Paso Robles; 805-238-4998 Edmond August at Paso Underground, 1140 Pine St, Paso Robles; 805-237-0799 Emerson Brown 4080 Vineyard Dr, Paso Robles; 805-835-9446 Enfold Wines 855 Windwood Rd, Paso Robles; 805-239-2856 ★ EOS 2300 Airport Rd, Paso Robles; 805-591-8050 Epoch Estate Wines 7505 York Mountain Rd, Templeton; 805-237-7575 Ernest Hemingway Vineyards 1340 Penman Springs Rd, Paso Robles; 805-237-3789 The Fableist 3005A Limestone Way, Paso Robles; 805-246-1431 Fermentations 2306 Main St, Cambria; 805-927-7141 Field Recordings 460 Marquita Ave, Paso Robles; 805-503-9660 Four Lanterns Winery 2485 West Hwy 46, Paso Robles; 949-300-5437 Four Sisters Ranch 2995 Pleasant Rd, San Miguel; 805-467-2417

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Le Cuvier 3333 Vine Hill Lane, Paso Robles; 800-549-4764 Le Vigne Winery 5115 Buena Vista Drive, Paso Robles; 805-227-4000 Ledge Vineyards 805-434-8663 Lefondusac 2929 Limestone Way, Paso Robles; 805-369-2270 Levo Wine 2975 Limestone Way, Paso Robles; 805-400-5994 Linne Calodo 3030 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-227-0797 Locatelli 8585 Cross Canyons Rd, San Miguel; 805-467-0067 Loma Linda Vineyards 5155 Rancho La Loma Linda Drive, Paso Robles; 805-227-7172 Lone Madrone 5800 Adelaida Rd, Paso Robles; 805-238-0845 Lost Blues Paso Underground, 1140 Pine St, Paso Robles; 805-712-4408 Lusso Della Terra 2850 Ranchita Canyon, San Miguel; 805-239-9463 LXV Wine Lounge 1306-B Pine St, Paso Robles; 530-763-3821 McPrice Myers 3525 Adelaida Rd, Paso Robles; 805-237-1245 ★ MICHAEL GILL CELLARS 4125 Peachy Canyon Rd, Paso Robles; 805-239-1668 Midnight Cellars 2925 Anderson Rd, Paso Robles; 805-239-8904 Minassian-Young 4045 Peachy Canyon Rd, Paso Robles; 805-238-7571 Mitchella Vineyard 2525 Mitchella Ranch Way, Paso Robles; 805-239-8555 Mystic Hills Vineyard 77869 Ranchita Canyon Rd, San Miguel; 805-610-1099 Mojo Cellars 827 13th St, Paso Robles; 805-296 2562 Mondo Cellars 3260 Nacimiento Lake Drive, Paso Robles; 805-226-2925 Monochrome Wines 3075 Blue Rock Rd, Paso Robles; 805-674-2160 Moonstone Cellars 801 Main St, Suite, Cambria; 805-927-9466 Nadeau Family Vintners 3860 Peachy Canyon Rd, Paso Robles; 805-239-3574 Nichols Winery 4615 Traffic Way, Atascadero; 805-466-7278 Nicora Winery 2945 Limestone Way, Paso Robles; 805-400-0039 Niner Wine Estates 2400 Highway 46 West, Paso Robles; 805-239-2233 ONX Winery 2910 Limestone Way, Paso Robles; 805-434-5607 ★ OPOLO VINEYARDS 7110 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-238-9593 Oso Libre Winery 7383 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-238-3378 Paix Sur Terre Wines 5070 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-674-2661 ★ PARRISH FAMILY 1220 Park St, Paso Robles, 805-286-4028 Paso Robles Wine Club 800 Pine St, Suite 101, Paso Robles; 866-238-6400 Paso Underground 1140 Pine St, Paso Robles; 805-237-0799 Peachy Canyon Winery 1480 North Bethel Rd, Templeton; 805-239-1918 Pear Valley 4900 Union Rd, Paso Robles; 805-237-2861 Pelletiere Estate 3280 Township Rd, Paso Robles; 805-239-9432 Penman Springs 1985 Penman Springs Drive, Paso Robles; 805-237-7959 Pepper Wine Wine Boss, 1317 Park St, Paso Robles; 805-369-2677 Per Cazo Cellars 5325 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-227-4949 Pianetta 829 13th St., Paso Robles; 805-226-4005 Poalillo Vineyards 7970 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-238-0621 Pomar Junction 5036 South El Pomar Drive, Templeton; 805-238-9940 Powell Mountain Cellars 3050 Blue Rock Rd, Paso Robles; 805-434-8097 Proulx 5424 Vineyard Drive, Paso Robles; 805-226-2800 P.S. Cellars 13350 River River Rd, San Miguel; 805-610-0905 Rabbit Ridge 1172 San Marcos Rd, Paso Robles; 805-467-3331 Rails Nap 5725 Union Road, Paso Robles; 805-226-7475

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TACKITT FAMILY 6640 Von Dollen Road, San Miguel Friday-Sunday 12-5 • 805-467-9490 www.tackittfamilyvineyards.com Come talk with the winemaker, enjoy the wines, and just relax in our open country setting.

Bring in this ad and receive 10% off on your purchase.

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Golden Bear Wines 2115 South Blosser, Suite 114, Santa Maria; 805-623-5956 Kenneth Volk Vineyards 5230 Tepusquet Rd, Santa Maria; 805-938-7896 Koehler 5360 Foxen Canyon Rd, Los Olivos; 805-693-8384 La Fenêtre 2705 Aviation Boulevard, Santa Maria, 310-977-5615 Nagy Wines / cnagy wines 145 S Gray St #103, Orcutt; 805-286-7228 Presqu’ile Wine 5391 Presquile Drive, Santa Maria; 805-937-8110 Rancho Sisquoc 6600 Foxen Canyon Rd, Santa Maria; 805-934-4332 Riverbench Vineyards 6020 Foxen Canyon Rd, Santa Maria; 805-937-8340 Sagebrush Annie’s 4211 Hwy 33; Maricopa; 661-766-2319 Sierra Madre Vineyard 2570 Prell Rd, Santa Maria; 805-922-3100 Tantara Vineyard 4747 Ontiveros Lane, Santa Maria; 805-938-5051 Tres Hermanas Winery 9660 Foxen Canyon Rd, Santa Maria; 805-937-8451 ★ ZACA MESA WINERY 6905 Foxen Canyon Rd, Los Olivos; 805-688-9339

★ LAETITIA VINEYARDS 453 Laetitia Vineyard Drive, Arroyo Grande; 805-481-1772 ★ MALENE WINES 7767 Orcutt Road, San Luis Obispo; 805-235-3338 Monarch Grove Winery 180 Hwy One, Grover Beach; 805-709-4875 Nadia Wine 453 Laetitia Vineyard Dr, Arroyo Grande; 805-481-1772 Peloton Cellars 470 Front St, Avilia Beach; 805-627-1080 Phantom Rivers 211 East Branch St, Arroyo Grande; 805-481-WINE Piedra Creek Winery 6425 Mira Cielo Dr, San Luis Obispo, 805-541-1281 Qupe & Verdad Wine Cellars 134 West Branch St, Unit A, Arroyo Grande; 805-270-4900 Sans Liege Wines 870 Price St., Pismo Beach; 805-773-2770 Saucelito Canyon 3080 Biddle Ranch Rd, San Luis Obispo 805-543-2111 Sextant Wines 1653 Old Price Cnyn Rd, San Luis Obispo 866-833-WINE Silver Horse 6985 Ontario Rd, San Luis Obispo; 805-467-9463 Sinor-Lavallee Wines 550 1st St, Avila Beach; 805-459-9595 ★ STEPHEN ROSS WINE CELLARS 178 Suburban Rd, San Luis Obispo; 805-594-1318 Talley Vineyards 3031 Lopez Drive, Arroyo Grande; 805-489-0446 Timbre Winery 225 E. Branch St, Arroyo Grande; 805-270-4308 Tolosa Winery 4910 Edna Rd, San Luis Obispo; 805-782-0500 Wolff Vineyards 6238 Orcutt Rd, San Luis Obispo; 805-781-0448

LOS ALAMOS WINERIES Bedford Winery 448 Bell St, Los Alamos; 805-344-2107 Casa Dumetz Wines 388 Bell St, Los Alamos; 805-344-1900 Lumen Tasting Room at Pico Restaurant, 458 Bell St, Los Alamos; 805-344-1122 Municipal Winemakers 423 Bell St, Los Alamos; 805-931-6864 Martian Ranch & Vineyard 9110 Alisos Canyon Rd, Los Alamos; 805-344-1804

SANTA MARIA/FOXEN CANYON WINERIES Allan Hancock Community College Tasting Room 800 S. College Dr. Bldg O, Rm 211 Santa Maria; 805-922-6966 ★ ANDREW MURRAY 5249 Foxen Canyon Rd, Los Olivos; 805-696-9604 Cambria Estate Winery 5475 Chardonnay Ln, Santa Maria, 805-938-7318 Core Wine 105 W Clark Ave, Orcutt; 805-937-1600 ★ COSTA DE ORO 1331 Nicholson Ave, Santa Maria; 805-937-1468 Cottonwood Canyon 3940 Dominion Rd, Santa Maria; 805-937-8463 Demetria 6701 Foxen Canyon Rd, Los Olivos; 805-686-2345 Fess Parker 6200 Foxen Canyon Rd, Los Olivos; 805-688-1545 Firestone Vineyard 5000 Zaca Station Rd, Los Olivos; 805-688-3940 Foxen Winery & Vineyard 7600 Foxen Canyon Rd, Santa Maria; 805-937-4251

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Wine Country This Month: Central Coast

Reeves Ranch Vineyard 4000 West Oak Trail Rd, Santa Ynez; 805-688-7245 Roblar Winery 3010 Roblar Ave, Santa Ynez; 805-686-2603 Sunstone 125 Refugio Rd, Santa Ynez; 800-313-9463 Vincent Vineyards 2370 N. Refugio Rd, Santa Ynez; 805-691-4200

Solminer 2890 Grand Ave, Los Olivos; 805-691-9195 Stolpman Vineyards 2434 Alamo Pintado Ave, Los Olivos; 805-688-0400 Story of Soil 2362 Alamo Pintado Ave. Los Olivos; 805-686-1302 Tensley Wines 2900 Grand Ave, Suite B, Los Olivos; 805-688-6761 Tercero Wines 2445 Alamo Pintado Ave, Suite 104, Los Olivos; 805-245-9584 Toretti Family 2933 San Marcos Ave, Suite 101, Los Olivos; 805-688-8002 Waylan Wine Co. 2963 Grand Ave, Los Olivos, 805-693-2193 Zinke Wine Co. 2366 Alamo Pintado Ave, Los Olivos; 805-691-9718

LOMPOC WINERIES Ampelos Cellars 312 No 9th St, Lompoc; 805-736-9957 Arcadian Winery 1515 E Chestnut Ave, Ste B, Lompoc; 805-737-3900 Artisan Uprising 1505 E Chestnut Ct, Ste. E, Lompoc; 805-208-7206 Ave Winery 300 No 12th St. Suite 4C, Lompoc; 805-430-5685 Babcock Winery 5175 E Hwy 246, Lompoc; 805-736-1455 Babcock Winery 5175 E Hwy 246, Lompoc; 805-736-1455 Bolshoi Family Wines 1501 E Chestnut Ct Suite B, Lompoc; 805-679-3398 Black Sheep Finds 1500 E. Chestnut Ct, Lompoc; 805-637-1005 Brewer-Clifton 329 No F St, Lompoc; 805-735-9184 Chanin by appointment only, 300 N 12th St, Lompoc; 805-345-6544 Core 321 N D St, Lompoc; 805-714-5057 D’Alfonso Curran 4457 Santa Rosa Rd, Lompoc; 805-739-WINE Dark Water Winery 1591 E Chestnut Ave, Lompoc; www.thegoldenvine.com Dierberg Estate/Star Lane 1280 Drum Canyon Rd, Lompoc; 866-652-8430 De Su Propia 1591 East Chestnut Court, Ste A, Lompoc; 805-345-9355 Fiddlehead Cellars 1597 East Chestnut Ave, Lompoc; 805-742-0204 Flying Goat Cellars 1520 East Chestnut Court, Unit A, Lompoc; 805-736-9032 Foley Estates 6121 East Hwy 246, Lompoc; 805-737-6222 Holus Bolus 1500 E. Chestnut Ct, Lompoc; 805-637-1005 Huber Cellars 4892 Hapgood Rd, Lompoc; 805-736-3854 Jalama Wines 321 North D Street, Lompoc; 805-735-8937 JCR Vineyard Jalama Cañon Ranch, Lompoc, www.jcrvineyard.com Kessler-Haak 300 N. 12th Street Ste 4D, Lompoc; 805-735-2283 KITÁ 300 N 12th St Unit 1A, Lompoc; 805-819-1372 ★ LAMONTAGNE WINERY 1509 East Chesnut Ave, Lompoc; 805-291-6643 La Voix 1520 E Chestnut Court, Lompoc; 805-735-2030 Longoria Wines 415 East Chestnut Ave, Lompoc; 866-759-4637 Lutum Wines 300 N. 12th St. Unit 1-C, Lompoc; 805-345-6544 Melville Vineyard 5185 East Hwy 246, Lompoc; 805-735-7030

SOLVANG WINERIES Blackjack Ranch 2205 Alamo Pintado Rd, Solvang; 805-455-1412 Buttonwood Winery 1500 Alamo Pintado Rd, Solvang; 805-688-3032 Cali Love Wine 1651 Copenhagen Dr, Solvang; 805-688-1678 ★ CARIVINTAS WINERY 476 First St., Solvang; Dog & Kid Friendly; 805-693-4331 Casa Cassara 1607 Mission Drive Suite, 112, Solvang; 805-688-8691 Crosshatch Winery 436 Alisal Rd (inside the windmill), Solvang; 805-691-9192 D. Volk Wines 1588 Mission Drive #B, Solvang; 805-688-3488 Dascomb Cellars 1659 Copenhagen Dr, Suite C, Solvang; 805-691-9175 Feliz Noche Cellars 473 Atterdag #103, Solvang; 805-686-0001 Good Life 1672 Mission Drive, Solvang; 805-688-7111 ★ LINCOURT VINEYARDS 1711 Alamo Pintado Rd, Solvang; 805-688-8554 Lions Peak Vineyard 1659 Copenhagen Drive, Solvang; 805-693-5466 Lucas & Lewellen 1645 Copenhagen Drive, Solvang; 805-686-9336 Lucky Dogg Winery 1607 Mission Dr, Suite 102, Solvang; 805-691-9774 Rideau Vineyard 1562 Alamo Pintado Rd, Solvang; 805-688-0717 Royal Oaks 1687 Mission Dr, Solvang; 805-693-1740 Rusack Vineyard 1819 Ballard Canyon Rd, Solvang; 805-688-1278 Sanger Family of Wines 1584 Mission Drive, Solvang; 805-691-1020 Section Wines 485 Alisal Rd, Unit 161, Solvang; 805-729-2911 Sevtap Winery 1576 Copenhagen Drive, Solvang; 805-693-9200 Shoestring Winery 800 East Hwy 246, Solvang; 800-693-8612 Sort This Out Cellars 1636 Copenhagen Dr, Solvang; 805-688-1717 Toccata (Mandolina) Wines 1665 Copenhagen Drive, Solvang; 805-686-5506 Twenty Mile Winery 1603 Copenhagen Dr #1, Solvang; 805-686-5159 Viking Garden Cellars 448 Alisal Rd, Suite E; Solvang; 805-688-2670 Wandering Dog 1539 Mission Drive, Solvang; 805-686-9126 SANTA YNEZ WINERIES

★ ZOTOVICH ESTATE VINEYARD & WINERY 300 North 12th St., Unit 1D, Lompoc ( 805) 736-1600 | www.zotovichcellars.com Open Daily 11-5pm A family owned and operated boutique winery.

“We grow, produce and bottle estate Syrah, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. We’re new to the Lompoc Wine Ghetto. Stop in to meet us!”

Bridlewood Estate 3555 Roblar Ave, Santa Ynez; 805-688-9000 Carr Winery Warehouse 3563 Numancia St.,#101, Santa Ynez; 805-688-5757 Central California Wines 3553 Sagunto St., Suite A, Santa Ynez; 805-691-4094 Gainey Vineyard 3950 East Hwy 246, Santa Ynez; 805-688-0558 Imagine Wine 3563 Numancia St., #103, Santa Ynez; 805-688-1769 Kalyra Winery 343 North Refugio Rd, Santa Ynez; 805-693-8864 McKinney Family Vineyards 1575 Edison St. Santa Ynez; 805-399-0595 E LAUREL AVE

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Montemar Wine 1501 E Chesnut Ct, Ste. E, Lompoc; 805-735-5000 Moretti Wine Company 1595 E Chestnut Ave, Lompoc; 805-735-4400 Pali Wine Co. • 1036 West Aviation Drive, Lompoc; 805-736-7200 • 1501 East Chestnut Court, Ste. C, Lompoc; 805-735-2354 Palmina 1520 E Chestnut Court, Lompoc; 805-735-2030 Piedrasassi Wine & Bread 1501-1503 East Chestnut Ct, Ste A, Lompoc 805-736-6784 Sandhi 1712 Industrial Way, Lompoc; 805-500-8337 Sanford Winery 5010 Santa Rosa Rd, Lompoc; 805-735-5900 Sevtap Barrel Room 308 N 9th St A&B, Lompoc; 805-693-9200 Spear Winery 6700 E Highway 246, Lompoc; 805-737-1829 Stolpman Vineyards 1700-B Industrial Way, Lompoc; 805-736-5000 Sweetzer Cellars 308 N 9th St Unit C, Lompoc; 805-588-2291 Taste of Sta. Rita Hills 1505 East Chestnut Ave, Lompoc; 805-735-8774 Transcendence 313 North F St., Lompoc; 805-455-9589 Turiya Wines 321 North D 1St, Lompoc; 805-478-7016 Tyler Winery 300 North 12th St., Unit 4A, Lompoc; 805-741-7281 ★ ZOTOVICH 300 North 12th St., Suite 4B, Lompoc; 805-736-1600

Les Marchands 131 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara; 805-284-0380 Margerum 19 E Mason St, Santa Barbara; 805-845-8435 Municipal Winemakers 28 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara; 805-931-6864 Notary Public @ Santa Barbara Wine Collective, 131 Anacapa St., #C, Santa Barbara; 805-456-2700 Oreana Winery 205 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara; 805-962-5857 Pali Wine Company 116 E. Yanonali St, Santa Barbara; 805-560-PALI Paradise Springs 210 State St, Santa Barbara; 805-690-3650 The Paring @ Santa Barbara Wine Collective, 131 Anacapa St., #C, Santa Barbara; 805-456-2700 Potek Winery 406 E Haley St #1, Santa Barbara; 805-770-5105 Riverbench Winery 137 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara; 805-324-4100 Sanford Winery 1114 State St, #C, Santa Barbara; 805-770-7873 Sanguis Wines 8 Ashley Ave, Santa Barbara; 805-845-0920 Santa Barbara Winery 202 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara; 805-963-3633 Santa Barbara Wine Collective 131 Anacapa St., #C, Santa Barbara; 805-456-2700 Silver Wines 813 Anacapa, El Paseo Unit # 31, Santa Barbara; (805) 770-8121 Summerland 2330 Lillie Ave, Summerland; 805-565-WINE The Valley Project 116 E Yanonali St., Santa Barbara; 805-453-6768 Whitcraft Winery 36A South Calle Cesar Chavez, Santa Barbara 805-730-1680 Vogelzang Vineyard 1129 State St, Suite 3E, Santa Barbara; 805-568-0900

SANTA BARBARA WINERIES Area 5.1 137 Anacapa St., #B, Santa Barbara; 805-770-7251 Au Bon Climat 813 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara; 805-963-7999 August Ridge 5 E Figueroa St, Santa Barbara; 805-770-8442 Babcock @ Santa Barbara Wine Collective, 131 Anacapa St., #C, Santa Barbara; 805-456-2700 Barden Wines 32 El Paseo, Santa Barbara; (805) 845-8777 Ca’ del Grevino @ Santa Barbara Wine Collective, 131 Anacapa St., #C, Santa Barbara; 805-456-2700 Carr Winery 414 North Salsipuedes St, Santa Barbara; 805-965-7985 Cebada Vineyard & Winery 5 E. Figueroa St., Santa Barbara; 805-451-2570 Conway Family 217-G Stearns Wharf (at Deep Sea), Santa Barbara; 805-618-1185 Deep Sea Tasting Room 217-G Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara; 805-618-1185 DV8 Cellars 28 Anacapa St, #C; 805-966-6601 Fess Parker @ Santa Barbara Wine Collective, 131 Anacapa St., #C, Santa Barbara; 805-456-2700 Folded Hills Winery • Farmstead • Ranch 11294 Coast Village Road, Montecito; 805-694-8086 Fox Wine Co. 120 Santa Barbara St, Santa Barbara; 805-699-6329 Grassini Family 813 Anacapa St, #6, Santa Barbara; 805-897-3366 Happy Canyon Vineyard 30 El Paseo, Santa Barbara; 805-232-3549 The Hilt @ Santa Barbara Wine Collective, 131 Anacapa St., #C, Santa Barbara; 805-456-2700 Jaffurs Wine 819 East Montectio St, Santa Barbara ; 805-962-7003 Jamie Slone Wines 23 East De La Guerra St, Santa Barbara; 805-560-6555 Kunin Wines 28 Anacapa St, Suite A, Santa Barbara; 805-963-9633 Lafond Winery 111 East Yanonali St, Santa Barbara; 805-845-2020

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Aldabella Winery 31111 Via Colinas, Westlake Village; 818-991-9463 Alma Sol Winery 1321 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd, #108, Thousand Oaks; 818-231-2749 Back Patio Cellars 930 Flynn Rd, Camarillo; 805-388-3457 Bella Victorian Vineyard 2135 East Ventura Boulevard, Camarillo; 805-383-8800 Camarillo Custom Crush 300 South Lewis Rd, Suite C, Camarillo; 805-484-0597 Cantara Cellars 126 North Wood Rd, #104, Camarillo; 805-484-9600 Casa Barranca 208 East Ojai Ave, Ojai; 805-640-1255 ★ FOUR BRIX WINERY 2290 Eastman Avenue #109, Ventura; 805-256-6006 Giessinger Winery 365 Santa Clara St., Fillmore; 805-524-5000 Herzog Wine Cellars 3201 Camino Del Sol, Oxnard; 805-983-1560 Labrynth Winery 607 East Main St., Suite D, Ventura; 805-585-2238 ★ MAGNAVINO CELLARS 961 North Rice Ave, #5, Oxnard; 805-983-2500 Millésimé Cellars 425 Constitution Avenue #H, Camarillo; 805-896-4049 Ojai Beverage Co. & Tasting Room 655 East Ojai Ave, Ojai; 805-646-1700 Old Creek Ranch Winery 10024 Old Creek Rd, Ojai Valley; 805-649-4132 ★ PANARO BROTHERS WINERY 4517 Market St., #7, Ventura; 805-654-1577 Plan B Wine Cellars 3520 Arundell Circle, #107, Ventura; 805-233-1453 Rancho Ventavo Cellars 741 South A St., Oxnard; 805-483-8084 San Vicente Cellars 741 Lakefield Rd, Suite A, Westlake Village; 805-379-3554 Sunland Vintage 1321 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd, #108, Thousand Oaks; 805-379-2250

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Wine Country This Month: Central Coast