Loved this family run winery! Everyone was so nice and informative. You can easily make and change…read morereservations online. Our plans changed and instead of having 3 people for a tasting, we ended up having 5, and they were able to accommodate us no problem. We chose to sit outside where we could view some vineyards across the street. Of the 3 wineries we visited, this is the only one where they brought the wine tastings to us rather than doing the tasting standing at the bar. It made for a more relaxing experience in my opinion, and our group was able to talk and eat the charcuterie board with enough space on the table. The tasting was quite generous, and at the end of the tasting, the owner asked us if we wanted any additional tastes of anything which was a really nice touch. I also really enjoyed hearing the owner's story and which grapes they grow and where they grow on the property.

Alta Colina is a family-run vineyard and winery located near Paso Robles. It was founded in 2003…read morewhen owner Bob Tillman bought 130 acres of land. Meaning "high hill" in Spanish, the vineyards are located at one of the highest altitudes in the region at 1,800 feet. We stopped by their tasting room near the end of the day and fortunately they didn't require a reservation. The room itself was not super big but the workers were friendly teaching us about each of the wines. We shared a wine tasting ($30) which included five of their offerings. Of the tasting menu I enjoyed the carbonic grenache, GSM, and the old 900 syrah. At our table was a map of the vineyards and what they grow on each parcel on land. We didn't do so but from the looks of it you can even drive through them to check them out yourself.

We absolutely loved our experience at Sixmilebridge Winery! The name immediately caught our…read moreattention because I have an aunt who currently lives in Sixmilebridge, Ireland, and we've visited the village many times. It felt like such a special connection, and we're so glad it led us here! From the moment we arrived, the hospitality was wonderful. We had the opportunity to try a variety of wines, and our server did an amazing job explaining each one and sharing so much knowledge with us. We also really enjoyed the conversations with the staff and the overall atmosphere of the winery. Everyone made us feel so welcome, and the entire experience felt personal and memorable. We enjoyed it so much that we decided to join Mile6! We're already looking forward to spending more time here in the future and making many more memories at Sixmilebridge. Such a special winery with incredible wine, people, and hospitality!

We had a phenomenal experience here. Such an amazing wine tasting visit with Traci. My brother…read morevisited last year as well with our wine expert, Traci. We loved her. She treated us like family and she was hilarious. We brought our Chihuahua and they were so dog friendly and kind toward her. Pookie even got a souvenir! We will forever remember our first visit here celebrating our Birth-a-versary (38th bday and 10 year wedding anniversary) with Traci. Thanks for making our visit so memorable and lovely. We will come back just for you, Traci :)!! This place is a gem! And their wine expert, Traci, is a sparking diamond! :) Thanks for making us all feel carefree and young again. Child-free weekend was a blast!

This winery was a hidden gem on our trip. We stopped in after noticing they had a caviar vending…read moremachine and decided to do a tasting--and we're so glad we did. The property is beautiful and full of charm, with roaming chickens and an adorable blue heeler that made the experience even more memorable. The wines were refreshing and easy to enjoy, and the rosé stood out in particular. The woman who hosted our tasting was fantastic and really elevated the experience with her service (we unfortunately can't remember her name, but she works at Jada Winery). Overall, a wonderful stop--we'll definitely be back!

I've done a dozen wine tastings in Paso Robles and this was by far the worst…read more Starting off with the worst - the service. The staff were neglectful. 45-50 went by between pours. Staff were just sitting around chatting amongst themselves, not checking in on guests. Second, when they did have time to come by, they harassed me about my 2 year old and told us to keep an eye on her and made sure we were watching her. Our party had 7 adults and one child - and one of us were always with her (there's loose roosters running around, and droppings everywhere - it's not a space for unsupervised play). The wine was mediocre. The food options were terrible. Even if I didn't have a kid, I would skip - there are far better wineries, with better wine, staff, food, and prices. This place is not worth anyone's time.

Make it a point to swing by mid*point winery as the best spots are "off the beaten path". This was…read moreour first stop and the impossible happened. We enjoyed EVERY taste off the tasting menu (which is reasonably priced). The space is open, fresh and the train going by is charming. Paul and Roberto are wine wizards. My socks WOULD have been blown off with the wealth of information they shared describing the wine, but I wasn't wearing any ;) They definitely pair well together. They were attentive, easy to chat with being great story tellers of the winery. Cheers my dears.

Very entertaining spot. Nice variety of wines. Friendly service and lots of information. Fun…read morebackstory on all the wines. A fun spot to go. The inside was very nice and clean. A table is available outside or inside seating is an option.

We love Benom, anytime you taste there you get 1 on 1 service and it's a very good small production…read morewinery. We are members and had Hugo today and he was so knowledgeable and we never felt rushed. The white rose right now is insane!

It's been a minute since we've been back! Our running joke is... we visit our doctor once a year,…read morebut we visit Benom every six months! And in our eyes, there absolutely nothing wrong with that! LOL!!! We had the pleasure of meeting (and getting to know) Hugo, who did a fantastic job with our tasting experience, and we're excited for his journey and internship with Benom! We were equally excited to see (and chit-chat with) Arnaud, who is always so kind to make time (Merci Monsieur) It was amazing to see a few pictures of how bountiful their vineyard has flourished since the last time we were here! So awesome!! I was quite giddy seeing the pics, or maybe it was enjoying the delicious Origin and Muze that was running through my veins! LOL!!! Nonetheless, we look forward to Benom's vineyard coming alive in the near future! Continued blessings! CHEERS till next time...

WARNING: Oso Libre will take advantage of you and next thing you know you'll have a lot less cash!…read moreThey're dangerous! How do they do it? By serving amazing wine, being super friendly, and just creating a great environment to have a fantastic time. My cousin, who lives in the area, suggested my wife and I go here, and she was spot on. We had a lovely time tasting the wines here, and liked nearly every one of them, including their chardonnay. Wife and I are generally aren't fans of whites, but that chardonnay was divine! We confirmed we weren't nuts that day when we had a bottle of it with friends and family on Christmas, and they concurred it was excellent. We also really enjoyed almost all the reds we tasted as well. We liked them so much that we joined their wine club. Definitely recommend visiting Oso Libre if you're in the area! You won't be disappointed.

A little out of the way, but a nice spot and very interesting wines. Service was excellent and our…read morehost was helpful. Winemaker was also there and we had nice conversations with him. While all the wines were good, the GSM was (for me) a standout interpretation, but I just couldn't bring myself to paying $75 for a bottle of this Paso Robles wine!!

Some places you remember because of the wine. Some places you remember because of how much fun you…read morehad. For me, Indigené Cellars is both. My first visit was back in December 2019, before any of us knew what was coming in 2020. A group of us girls were in Paso Robles for the weekend, ended up here during our wine tasting adventures, and had the BEST time. I still remember us sitting around laughing, drinking wine and enjoying ourselves so much that we practically shut the place down. It became one of those memories from that trip that always stuck with me. Fast forward to September 2026, and I was back in Paso celebrating my 45th birthday with my partner. I told her there was one little wine tasting spot I really wanted to find again. Sure enough, I found Indigené, tucked away in the same little alleyway I remembered, and we headed over after brunch. And once again, SUCH A GOOD TIME. Raymond, the owner, is an absolute gem. We sat outside at one of the high-top tables tucked into the alley and settled in for our tasting. As locals came in and out to say hello, you could immediately tell Raymond is someone who is genuinely loved in the community. It didn't feel stuffy or overly serious. It felt like sitting around with good people, talking, laughing and drinking some really good wine. We started with a tasting and let's just say...the pours kept coming. There were several wines I really enjoyed, but the 100% Syrah was definitely one that stood out to me. We ended up buying a few bottles to take home, and by the time we finally got off those stools, we both knew an afternoon nap was calling our names. Almost seven years between visits and somehow the same great feeling. Indigené is officially one of our Paso stops now. Whenever we're back in town, we're stopping in to see Raymond. Good wine. Great people. Even better vibes.

If you are anything like me and my friends, you're gonna have to enjoy a stroll around the block…read morebefore you find this diamond in the rough. We definitely put our steps in and earned our wine pours! We were treated with such grace for my tasting and my BFF had a beautiful glass of their bubbly. The beautiful soul that brought our wine delivered the story of each wine with passion! She even entertained my questions(brownie points! I'm full of questions!) as if she liked the challenge. She's a treasure! There's an unmistakable sense of warmth and community here. Even during the short time we spent there, a steady stream of people stopped in for a glass or simply to exchange greetings, which speaks volumes about how welcoming and inviting the atmosphere truly is. Hint: Find them in the alleyway...not from the street.

We are Priority Pass Holders, so we decided to stop by while in the area as this is one of the…read morebusinesses included in our pass. Upon arriving, we were warmly greeted by a few friendly faces and their dog, Stella which our son enjoyed. The tasting room is inside of an insulated metal barn. It was adorned with hanging lights and has table seating and couch seating. There are also seating options outside. The view is amazing overlooking their many acres of vineyards. The staff is very knowledgeable and let us know that their vineyard is located in an area that gets more rain than surrounding areas, so they capitalize on making their wines more fruit-forward since their grapes are sweeter. The tasting included five different wines, but they included two more which were not on the menu, and I'm glad that they did, because we ended up going home with a couple bottles of their pinot rose which is not on the tasting menu. This is a family business and the owner and staff treat you as if you're family. They were having friendly conversations with several of their customers. The hospitality and friendliness alone makes this a great choice to visit when in the area.

We stopped in on our way up to Paso as it was too early to check in to our hotel. So glad we did…read more Jack Creeek is a very nice and small family owned and operated winery. The inside tasting room is small but there is ample outside seating. The owners served us and were very friendly and knowledgeable and very proud of their product. This is one of the few Paso are wineries that produces very good Pinot Noir and Chardonnay as well as your deeper reds. We had a great experience and they stayed open after closing to share some additional wines and just talk. We will come back next time we are in Paso.