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The Paso Robles Region

Paso Robles might be California’s best kept secret. This small but diverse region has many different microclimates, which means there’s something for everyone.

Adelaida District

The Adelaida District is the wettest of the Paso Robles AVAs, but since the 1960’s it’s been recognized as a unique place in California to produce award-winning wines due to its limestone rich soils.

Creston District

The huge diurnal shift yields big, structured Cabernet Sauvignons that ripen well yet retain their elegance and freshness.
Bovino Vineyards tasting room

El Pomar District

One of the ideal places in the world to grow grapes due to the confluence of cool sea breezes, great soils, and just enough water, El Pomar is a viticultural paradise.

Estrella District

Meaning star in Spanish, the Estrella District is a shining light in history and Syrah.
Third Wheel Tours couple at Cass Winery

Geneseo District

Sitting in the heart of Paso Robles, the Geneseo District produces grapes used in top-class wines for their aromas and intense fruit flavors.

San Miguel District

With a viticultural history going back to the 1790s, San Miguel was one of the first areas of Paso Robles to be planted under vine during the Spanish Missions.

Santa Margarita Ranch

Santa Margarita Ranch is the southernmost AVA in the Paso Robles region, and considered by some to be one of the most beautiful AVAs in California.
Bella Luna photo cabernet

Templeton Gap District

The coolest AVA in Paso Robles – the cooling breezes of the Pacific allow for elegant Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, yet warm enough for aromatic styles of Cabernet Sauvignon.

Willow Creek District

Mountainous region with oak trees, cooling breezes and fog coming in from the Templeton Gap, and 130-year-old vineyards make Willow Creek District one of the most picturesque places in Paso Robles.

York Mountain

Mountainous region with oak trees, cooling breezes and fog coming in from the Templeton Gap, and 130-year-old vineyards make Willow Creek District one of the most picturesque places in Paso Robles.