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4.7 (74 reviews)
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Lovely outdoor seating.
Robyn A.

Our party of 3 had a delightful stop at Tercero on our Rooted Vine Wine Tour. Owner Larry shared his passion and philosophies on winemaking which transpired to our tastings. Tercero won our hearts and tastebuds with Trilogía and Cinsault Rose. These wines literally put a smile on my face and made me happy. Highly recommend this special place if you're in the area.

Zrinko V.

Next to a busier Dragonette, Tercero was a great find. Very good whites, great owner. Nice patio seating to people watch with some good wine.

Zabrina W.

I had a wonderful experience at this tasting room and was entertained with the pourer. Definitely a fun time with excellent wine. Small, cozy and welcoming tasting room. From Grenache Blanc to Syrah it was all very delightful. This is definitely a place to visit when in Los Olivos.

Front entrance, seen from San Marcos Ave.
Bradley N.

There is no better place in California to get a wine education than Los Olivos. The convenience of so many tasting rooms scattered about in a small-block, pedestrian-friendly radius makes it seem almost like a college campus, replete with the outdoor spaces, the music, and the above-21 beverages needed to "study" the subject matter with the right mix of seriousness and fun that makes lifelong learning such an appealing proposition. Wine is an ideal topic for learning, because it's fairly easy to get into but exceedingly hard to master. There's a simple set of principles that you can pick up in minutes and then massive amounts of complexity and nuance that take years to appreciate. And of course it's very interactive and exciting to travel to the wines themselves rather than simply picking up a bottle for dinner at your local grocery or wine shop. Plus, some wines are so limited in production, you really need to be there to try them. That's why Tercero is a great place to continue your wine education - or to enroll here in the basics of Vino 101. What's nice about their wines and head winemaker (Larry S.) is that you'll probably like it here equally as much if you're new to wine or if you're more in the "advanced learner" category. The wines Tercero makes are mainly Rhone varietals, so you won't feel lost in a world of too many choices. There is enough range, however, for almost everyone to find at least one white and one red that they'll like and want to take home for further study. The no-nonsense, ground floor tasting room looks almost like a lab or a classroom, with the "teacher" behind an L-shaped counter and the "subject matter" for the day written neatly in chalk on a wall-mounted blackboard. There aren't tasting notes here (too likely to bias the untutored nose and palate). Instead, there are "tech sheets" that tell you the basics of each wine on the flight that day: vineyard, vintage, bottle price, alcohol level, and type of aging. And then there are the lectures, esp. if Larry is pouring that day. There are lots of simple explanations and loads of interesting details, with no need for rigorous note-taking. There won't be a "pop" quiz at the end, since all Tercero wines are sensibly bottled with easy-off screw tops. And with whites in the $20 range and reds in the mid-$30, you won't want to "cram" by drinking too much all at once. Tercero chooses specific vineyards in Santa Barbara County that are well sited for Rhone grapes, so you can compare horizontally and vertically if you're so inclined. They also experiment freely with different methods of wine making depending on the year's harvest conditions (cool summers, dry Septembers, various ripening rates, etc.), so you'll be able to learn about things like whole cluster pressing, malolactic fermentation, and acidity/tannins/aromatics - if you're interested. Larry S. is very active in the Rhone Ranger movement and quite good at converting Pinot + Chardonnay drinking diehards to the world of wine tasting possibilities that the Santa Inez and Santa Maria valleys offer. There are various "instructors" in Los Olivos where you can go after Tercero to test out other creative possibilities (Qupé for Marsanne/Rousanne blends and single-vineyard Syrah, Refugio Ranch for Rousanne/Viognier and Syrah/Petite Sirah, for example). And Larry will gladly recommend other wine-tasting "courses" in the area for you to take if you're interested in something specific. That kind of competitive collaboration seems to be the case in Los Olivos and in the nearby Lompoc "wine ghetto," where multiple wineries and wine-makers are concentrated. And, when the tasting and lecturing are over, you can leave with a lot, or a little, depending on how much room, money, and time you have. A pair of Grenache Blanc (white) and Grenache (red) bottles would make a nice option, or a 4-pack of blend-friendly reds (Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre) from different vineyards or vintages. And then there's the "instructor's master blend" option: a Verbiage blanc and Verbiage rouge, both of which are made each year by selecting various lots and barrels to mix together, which is a nice way to compare Santa Barbara Rhone grape wines to those produced in France, in Washington state, or in other areas of California like Paso Robles or Sonoma where Rhone blending is expertly practiced. There's a fun vibe to wine learning at Larry's place - just listen for the music in the background when it gets quiet. Not every tasting room in the world will feature Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit," I'd bet. And the cost of tuition isn't that high, either. Keep it in mind on your next visit!

Tercero goes with music.
JayChan H.

In wine class they are trying to teach me about "terroir", you know the dirt, the sun, wind, water blah blah blah. Actually I'm starting to understand all of it but the more I go on wine tastings and meet the wine makers the more I taste personality over dirt. Which brings me to Larry, the wine maker. His personality finds its way into every bottle of his wine. He's passionate and just a little crazy. Crazy in love with the process on how wine is made and lives. He'll school you on how air and temperature affects the taste and aromas of his Jesus juice. He will add his own tasting notes during a pour but always asks for yours and then.... listens with interest. Facebook, yeah Larry's on it a lot. Instagram too. So when you take home a few bottles and then post pictures guess what? Yep, Larry is there offering you a pairing tip or asking how it went down. You'd think he really cares and you'd be right. Now more than ever, every time I twist the cap (Larry doesn't use corks) I stop looking for terroir and start noticing the nuances of Mr. Schaffer. What are my favorites? Hmmmm hard to pin one down but the Mourvedre Rose has been a favorite with my friends this summer. I'm writing this review under the influence of the 2010 Verbiage GSM that makes me want to be a Rhone Ranger! Pricing is straight up simple but BEWARE! If you really like something buy more than you think you'll need because it might not be there next time. I haven't noticed price increases on popular or close to selling-out wines at Tercero but i have been SOL when a favorite runs out. OK I'm going back to finish this bottle and taking Breakfast at Tiffany's off pause. Paul: "Holly, you're drunk." Holly: "True."

Jamie L.

We received a list of local wineries that gave complimentary tastings and decided on Tercero. We were NOT disappointed. We were nicely greeted by Maeapple upon our arriving and she was just exceptional! We got to have some strawberries and chocolate with our wine samples and she did a great job at answering our 100 questions because we are totally new at this. She was very informative, friendly and professional and we were very pleased the service. We ended up purchasing a bottle to take back and enjoy at our spa hotel after dinner and I highly recommend this great local gem for the wine.

The place to take those special people who mean the most to you!
Don R.

A nice place to step back and enjoy wine the way it was done in the old country. Incredibly creative flavors with the soul and comfort of an old friend. Big, bold, smooth just like the craftiest prostitute. Yet soft and gentle leaving me relaxed all the way to morning. Romance, adventure all the canny features and fun of meeting a new mate. Worth the trip.

Wonderful Experience.
Rose C.

First time wine tasting here. Wonderful, personable staff. Owner introduced himself and shared his vision/passion in his wines. Never experienced meeting the owner of any winery we've visit in the ten or so years we've wine tasted in Solvang/Los Olivios. Wines are very unusual and a new experience with each. This is a must go place when in Los Olivios.

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Just awesome wine and atmosphere . Everyone is very nice and relaxing time spent. Larry is great

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