Adding to that diversity is the low barrier to entry in the Paso Robles wine industry. Most of the wineries are small and family-owned, and the winemakers are often on-site to guide you.

At first glance it looked like a jungle, but as he walked around the vast property for the first time in 2017, sixth-generation winemaker Guillaume Fabre had a vision. The dead vines that ...

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By Linda Parker Sanpei’s deep understanding of wine marketing and public relations comes from more than 20 years of hands-on ...

“When a winery in France sells wine to America, they don't just sell it to America," explained Joel Peterson, Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance Executive Director. "They sell it to a distributor ...