Nice.. Been there and LOVE IT !!! But still puzzled about the more proper pronunciation of "Paso Robles"..... Ro-BLESS vs Ro-Balls... I pronounce it is Ro-BLESS as it is Spanish in origin ?
I literally had to look away at those points, I was getting motion sick. On a positive note, I did like some of your choices. I'm a huge Paso fan, belong to numerous clubs there, go twice a year. To anyone out there that like some awesome bold reds, you must try Brochelle, Law, Oso Libre, and McPrice Myers. One thing, when you taste at Brochelle , it is just a tasting room, But it is beautiful and Angela will take good care of you!
Have you visited any of these wineries before? Do you have any questions or want to know more about the places I recommend in this video? Please let me know! :)
I just back from Paso!! I am a club member at Le Cuvier...i was so happy that they were one of your 4! So good!...actually, Jada, recommended Lecuvier to me about 5 years ago when i was doing a tasting there. I love that sense of community there...There are so many wineries in Paso, i still have about 200 left to explore. My last trip? Oso Libre, Rangeland,Halter Ranch, and my new Fav ....Grosso Kresser-Amazing Wine!..All 4 of those wineries were solid, and highly recommendable. Cheers🙂
Enjoyed the video. Been to the first three recommendations. Will need to try Le Cuvier on my next trip. Big fan of Thacher and Villa Creek. Been going to Paso now for about 20 years and of those 20 I've attended the Paso Harvest Festival for 10 years. Lots of fun for sure. So, I've been to many many wineries throughout the years. Others to consider would be Epoch, Denner, Linne Calodo, Turley, Rotta, Minassian Young, Tablas Creek, Austin Hope, L'Aventure, Booker, Caliza, Hammersky...to name a few. My favorite is Saxum. Sadly they are not open to the public. Salud!
I'll have to check out these wineries next time we're in the area. My wife and I have only been to Paso a few times, but we've visited 12 wineries there - Castoro, Denner, Eberle, J. Lohr, Le Vigne, Linne Calodo, Opolo, Tablas Creek, Tobin James, Tooth & Nail, Turley, & Zenaida. We are members at Castoro & Turley. It's about 4 hours from us, so we don't get down there very often. We're very close to Lodi, and have been to nearly 50 wineries there! So, if you're looking for recommendations, let me know.
There is also some great weed in Paso Robles (many delivery services), wine and weed! Paso has that action down cold.. (we do need some better restaurants all in all though)
Seriously? How about L' Aventure, Booker, Denner and Epoch.
Nice.. Been there and LOVE IT !!! But still puzzled about the more proper pronunciation of "Paso Robles"..... Ro-BLESS vs Ro-Balls... I pronounce it is Ro-BLESS as it is Spanish in origin ?
Peachy Canyon...But don't tell anyone.
Very informative, but your camera work was WAAAAAY to fast. It made me motion sick.
I am spinning looking at your vid. Slow the camera panning around down and slow your talking down. A thumbs down for this one.
I literally had to look away at those points, I was getting motion sick. On a positive note, I did like some of your choices. I'm a huge Paso fan, belong to numerous clubs there, go twice a year. To anyone out there that like some awesome bold reds, you must try Brochelle, Law, Oso Libre, and McPrice Myers. One thing, when you taste at Brochelle , it is just a tasting room, But it is beautiful and Angela will take good care of you!
Have you visited any of these wineries before? Do you have any questions or want to know more about the places I recommend in this video? Please let me know! :)
I just back from Paso!!
I am a club member at Le Cuvier...i was so happy that they were one of your 4!
So good!...actually, Jada, recommended Lecuvier to me about 5 years ago when i was doing a tasting there. I love that sense of community there...There are so many wineries in Paso, i still have about 200 left to explore. My last trip? Oso Libre, Rangeland,Halter Ranch, and my new Fav ....Grosso Kresser-Amazing Wine!..All 4 of those wineries were solid, and highly recommendable. Cheers🙂
Enjoyed the video. Been to the first three recommendations. Will need to try Le Cuvier on my next trip. Big fan of Thacher and Villa Creek. Been going to Paso now for about 20 years and of those 20 I've attended the Paso Harvest Festival for 10 years. Lots of fun for sure. So, I've been to many many wineries throughout the years. Others to consider would be Epoch, Denner, Linne Calodo, Turley, Rotta, Minassian Young, Tablas Creek, Austin Hope, L'Aventure, Booker, Caliza, Hammersky...to name a few. My favorite is Saxum. Sadly they are not open to the public. Salud!
Try Treana / Austin Hope tasting room great wines
Great info. Please speak a little slower though!
Need to try Cordant Winery and Top Wines
I’m so glad I found your channel! Headed to Paso next week and I want to check out all of these wineries. Thanks for sharing :)
Definitely going to visit one of your suggestion. Thank you!
If you have a more refined palate try Brecon and Clos Selene. Beautiful!!!
I'll have to check out these wineries next time we're in the area. My wife and I have only been to Paso a few times, but we've visited 12 wineries there - Castoro, Denner, Eberle, J. Lohr, Le Vigne, Linne Calodo, Opolo, Tablas Creek, Tobin James, Tooth & Nail, Turley, & Zenaida. We are members at Castoro & Turley. It's about 4 hours from us, so we don't get down there very often. We're very close to Lodi, and have been to nearly 50 wineries there! So, if you're looking for recommendations, let me know.
There is also some great weed in Paso Robles (many delivery services), wine and weed! Paso has that action down cold.. (we do need some better restaurants all in all though)