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Isn’t wine just for snobs or the very rich? Now, that’s where the Vegas Wineaux and Combatting Swirl Envy come in to rid everyone of those notions. Because anyone can achieve wine snob status.
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Paso Getaway
We were having such a good time – and The Wineaux Guy™ was a magnet with his huge hat – that the next thing we knew, we were being escorted out at the end of the event. What!? How did that happen!?
That being said, I was going to go to at least four to five wineries/olive oil producers each day, take lots of pictures, and document everything carefully and thoroughly. Well, two out of three ain’t bad.
It seemed like every American-made Viognier was a wannabe Chardonnay – kept in so much oak that the floral aroma that makes it so distinctive was lost in a sea of butter.
Until recently.
Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity Jig
Meanwhile, I have a gazillion pictures, hours of videos, and pages upon pages of notes and observations to sift through as I share my experiences during this wonderful trip.
Wine Trails of Paso Robles
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Wine Trails of Paso Robles. The Project. And Beyond.
Unfortunately, not all of the wine trails are listed in one, easy-to-search place. Until now.
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Union Road Wine Trail
The numbers of wineries in Paso Robles have exploded so much in the past few years that it would take a month or two – or six – to visit them all. My liver and I aren’t quite that brave yet.
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Far Out Wineries Wine Trail
The landscapes are beautiful, the wineries outstanding, and my ability to get lost while trying to find them, legendary.
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Back Roads Wineries Wine Trail
As I said in the first post introducing this series, many of the wineries will be on overlapping wine trails.
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Creston Wine Trail
But that’s okay …they’re also on TripAdvisor and Yelp – among others – and are very highly rated! Can’t wait to try it!
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The Pleasant Valley Wine Trail
Loosely meandering in the San Miguel area northeast of the intersection of Hwy 46 and Hwy 101, they represent some of the most incredibly scenic locations in the area.
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