Paso Robles Wineries

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Paso Robles Wineries
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• If you are ever taking the drive between Los
  Angeles and San Francisco, you will run across a
  beautiful part of the state called Paso Robles.
  It will immediately become clear that you are in
  wine country, as the vineyards stretch out across
  rolling hills for as far as the eye can see.

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• The wineries in Paso Robles may not have the name
  power of those that you will find in Napa Valley,
  but make no mistake, this is still a part of
  California that is ripe for the exploring. With
  over 200 wineries in operation there, you
  certainly have plenty of different options to
  choose from.

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• What you are not going to find much of with Paso
  Robles wineries are those big-name,
  mass-producing wine makers that you find in Napa.
  Instead, you will discover family-owned, boutique
  wineries and tasting rooms that are on the brink
  of being almost undiscovered and unexplored.

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• There is something wonderful about stepping into
  a winery that you know nothing about, only to
  discover that they are creating wines that are
  among the best you have ever tasted. That is what
  you get when you visit Paso Robles and the
  award-winning wineries that are scattered
  throughout the area.

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• With so many different wineries to choose from,
  it is almost imperative that you put together
  some sort of itinerary. There are numerous places
  where you can get a map that shows all the
  wineries and tasting rooms available to you, and
  we suggest that you select 5 or 6 spots to visit
  each day.

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• That, of course, is if you are driving, as going
  to more than that can put you in a position where
  you are unfit to get behind the wheel. There are
  plenty of organized tours in Paso Robles, so if
  you really want to freely sample the wines of the
  area, we suggest going that route.

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• What many people do in Paso Robles, and in other
  area where California wineries are common, is to
  put together an itinerary that is based on a
  specific varietal or a certain kind of winery. In
  Paso Robles, it is Bordeaux, Rhone, and Zinfandel
  varietals that are the most common. If one of
  those is your favorite, then you may want to put
  together a tour that focuses on wineries that
  excel in making the varietal that you enjoy most.

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• The again, you may want to choose a tour that
  hits all the little hidden gems in Paso Robles,
  or maybe you have your dog with you, and you want
  wineries that are pet-friendly. Do a little
  research beforehand, and you can put together a
  tour of the wineries in Paso Robles that you
  wont soon forget.

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• With so many great places to explore, this is a
  part of California where you will want to stay
  awhile. There are plenty of accommodations to
  choose from that are as varied as the wineries in
  the area.

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• There is everything from chain hotels to romantic
  bed and breakfast spots, and there are even
  plenty of RV parks if you are just passing
  through and want to stop off for a couple of
  days. For many, the latter is a great idea, as it
  means the stay in beautiful Paso Robles can be
  extended indefinitely.

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