You should Serially consider coming to this winery right now. Lisa the host is frikin phenomenal,…read morethe wine is great, the vibe is great. They stay open past 8:00 which is something that downtown Paso wineries may wish to consider. But Lisa is the best, that's the point that everyone should take to heart.

OMG!! COME HERE!! And better, if they have the Hartler Ranch Vineyard Syrah -- GET IT. Wow, had…read moreShawn Price as our server -- great recs and super dog friendly spot. Cute lil patio (covered and heated). Great snacks and company. Great for a go-to cozy date night!! !!!!

A must visit. Super…read morenice mom and pop vibe. The couple running the bar really do a great job explaining the different wines as well as providing a detailed map of all of the different places to check out in the area. They pour generously and have great prices.

Do you want to have someone with lots of wines at their disposal help you figure out what you like…read moreand dislike? The duo that manages this location is amazing and know so much about the history as well as the wines! I'm not a novice but I learned so much in 1 hour here. There are so many options, though I hope they get even more local inventory soon!

Wow, definitely do the spice pairing with your wines. What a unique experience. My husband's old…read moreboss brought over a bottle during a dinner party and told us to go the next time in Paso. Our first stop when we arrived in Paso. We've been to so many wineries, this would be one of our top 10. The spice pairing is unique but pairs so well with the wine. Buy 3 bottles to waive the fee. Since it's more of boutique, the bottles are quite pricey, mostly ranging near the 100s. But it was our favorite the whole weekend we went there. And we bought 6 bottles. We loved the spell and got 3 bottles of that! It's a Syrah cab blend. Has the Paso flavor that we love. It's not a vineyard, just a tasting room but worth a visit. We met the wine maker too. Friendly and attentive service. Can't wait to pop open a bottle at home soon!

We visited here on 02/14/2026 at 2pm, with a reservation which we made about 2 months in advance…read more It was just for two of us. They had a room set up in the back for us (it pays to make a reservation) and it was personalized with our name and it had a comfortable couch and other seating, with a beautiful tapestry on the wall. Our "guide" for today was Nyoka, and she was fabulous. I don't know if she was solely helping us or not; however, it sure seemed like it. She was really sweet, was so informative and just a pleasure to talk to. We did the tasting, and we also did the optional spice tasting for an additional $15. I would strongly encourage you to add in the spice tasting. It is definitely well worth it, and it goes with the wine tasting so well. Nyoka was very good at not only telling us about the wines; however, also telling us about the spices, history, growing conditions, the owners, and even the geography -- along with a map as a visual. She was truly a pleasure. We did end up buying three bottles to take home. These bottles are a little bit pricier than ones we usually buy. We usually fall in the $50 range and these were definitely in the $75 to $90 range for most of them; however, they were definitely good and likely premium. We had an excellent time, and would return again in the future.

We thoroughly enjoyed our experience here. The minimal approach to the tasting room design layout…read morewas stunning. Justin guided us through out tasting. A remarkable source of knowledge and passion, he was very present, but also gave us sufficient room to enjoy everything. We went home with a couple of their Cabernet Sauvignon. Mahalo for everything.

Rating a tasting room is an odd chore: are you rating the ambience, the people, or the wine? All of…read morethem I guess. The tasting room itself is "minimalisticly modern." There's not a ton of flash which some high end wineries use disguise mixed quality of wine. You'd be comfortable here dressed up or in sweats. Justin, the tasting room lead, is knowledgeable but far from snooty. On a quiet weekday afternoon, he spent a long time with us -- we explored a wide range of whites and red (and one rose). Some of our favorites: Chardonnay Napa Valley, Chardonnay Hyde Vineyard Carneros (I don't drink Chards and really enjoyed this one), Cabernet Angels Vista, Cabernet Lameraux. Yes some of the wine is expensive but they have something for everyone.

Luckily being premier wine members we were able to get in a tasting and thank goodness because the…read more2 tastings prior at other wineries were definitely unsatisfactory. The vibe is classy and clean. Feels like the Michelin starred wine tasting. We tried both flights and they were both phenomenal. We will definitely be back!

The wine is expensive but it's so amazing. Im not a huge wine drinker but i remember my Dad opening…read moreup a bottle for us and i was so impressed. We were in the area and i wanted to honor his memory by stopping by. They were kind to my young son and gave him a coloring sheet. The tasting was delicious. Every single wine is so freaking good. Just superior in my "not so expert" opinion. We got two bottles, one for now and one for our anniversary. I can't afford to drink this wine regularly but they are good.

Randomly walked in on a raining evening. Enjoyed a glass of red and moscato, I believe the Black…read morePink Moscato. So yummy I took home a bottle There was also live music which was enjoyable and relaxing. Angelica was super attentive, friendly, and gave us a list to local recommendations. Stop by if you want a nice ambiance to your tasting! Will be back again

Very clean place! We each had one glass on a Monday and thought their wines were okay. They're also…read morevery dog friendly. My only issue is that the lady serving us was not attentive. I believe she had a friend sitting at the bar area so she just kept talking and talking. So her friend kept her occupied the entire time. Would definitely not come back.

The service was as always exceptional! We tried the new releases and a few member only items that…read morewere spectacular. Hung out for a few hours because as always the member room ambiance lets you forget the troubles of everything. Great time, great wine, great place to bring someone who is getting into wine as the staff are knowledgeable but keep it down to earth!

Great wine, friendly staff, and fun environment! we joined the club when we visited our location…read moreand this was our first visit to Paso. We really enjoyed.

Came here with a friend who's a member after dinner and had never even heard of this place before…read more-- total hidden gem. Small tasting room with a couple tables outside, very cozy and chill. The woman pouring was really nice and knowledgeable. I don't know much about wine, so this is more about the experience, but my friend loves The Philanthropist so we stuck with that. Someone at the bar told us to try the 2023 Pinot and I'm so glad they did -- smooth, no weird aftertaste. I ended up buying a bottle. Fun, welcoming, dog-friendly, and small enough that you can actually chat with people. Would definitely come back.

Super excited to visit Paso and support this Black owned winery. We were a group of 6 Blk women and…read moremen and our welcome was lukewarm by the person pouring (Bobbi). But my friends were intent on having a good time so we pressed on with conversation and laughter and eventually Bobbi warmed up to us. (Perhaps she was just tired). The wine was amazing. We had good tastings and bought several bottles in the end. I do wish Ray was around but we hope to catch him next time. I think it's important that staff remember they are repping a brand and shitty attitude will cost your business money. In the end she was chill with us but it took a lot of effort on our part. Great wine, highly recommend you stop in the alley for some gooood wine

We were visiting Paso over the Christmas Holiday and were very pleasantly surprised when we…read morediscovered this spot open on Christmas Day. We were immediately seated by a very friendly man who said they are always open on Christmas and find it's a really busy day for them - and within the time we were there he ended up completely full. He was very friendly, the space itself quirky but cute and the wines were nice. They allow you to order food from the Thai restaurant next door and enjoy it while doing your tasting. He definitely got busy and could have used an extra hand so it took a bit to close out but we get it - a holiday and one of the only spots open in town.

Let me just tell you something about this small, but definitely packs a punch tasting room. Mark.,…read moreour wine aficionado. Was so gracious and kind . We enjoyed a flight and decided to have another glass of their Pinot noir .. so good , so very good ! we had to buy some bottles to take back home. We chatted with Mark, he told us of some very good restaurants to enjoy while visiting Paso Robles. Of course we took his advice and they were amazing. This is a small Vineyard, but a very delicious one . We highly recommend you step inside the Tudor tasting room in Paso.

Hands down my favorite spot in Paso…read more I was referred here by Stillson Cellars and Diablo did not disappoint. The server was super nice and gave us time to enjoy a variety of wines. The wines were all excellent. Left purchasing several bottles and glasses. This is one of those spots that are small now, but will blow up once people find out how great the wines are at such a great price.

Had some time to kill pre-dinner reservation so we popped on into Diablo Paso. We didn't have a…read morereservation here, but were offered our choice of seating at the bar or a table. Unlike most tasting rooms in Paso, including many of the downtown ones, they are open nice and late - 8pm most nights and 9pm on Friday and Saturday. They primarily serve reds (with a rosé available for tasting while we were in, and a white available by the bottle only) and specialize in Spanish varietals. I really liked the educational sheets they had about the Paso Robles AVA, and the map of the different districts. Wines weren't our absolute favorite, but we did end up getting a bottle of one of their garnacha's to bring home! Hope to come back and try their Albariño sometime and maybe do a glass/bottle over a tasting.