Regions

A magical, scenic area that is stunning year round, Paso Robles makes world-class wines thanks to the diversity of its soil, climate and terrain. Abundant sunshine and close proximity to the Pacific Ocean, with limestone and mineral-rich soil make this terroir unique. The temperature shift daily, provides the perfect balance for producing quality wines. It can be incredibly hot during the day, then drop to as low as 40-50 degrees at night. This drastic drop is referred to by experts as a diurnal shift. 

“The diurnal shift allows the wines of Paso to achieve power and full ripeness AND maintain refreshingly high acidity levels.”  - WineFolly.com

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Santa Barbara Wine Country is one of the worlds most breathtakingly beautiful wine regions.

Mother Nature’s creation, from the Santa Ynez Mountains to the fertile valleys that traverse the Pacific Coast combined with perfect weather conditions, form a region unique for creating some unbeatable wines. All varieties of grapes are grown here in its diverse soil from pinot noir and chardonnay to syrah, grenache, merlot and sauvignon blanc. You may know it from the film “Sideways” that was filmed in Santa Barbara.

“One of the coolest grape growing regions in California”.

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One of the world’s premier wine regions, Napa Valley produces a variety of consistent quality wines due to the wide-range of grapes grown in its complex fertile soils. These soils created by geologic events that occurred over 60 million years, range in depth and fertility. With over 500 wineries dotting the picturesque landscape, Napa Valley has become famous for both creating beautifully blended wines from several sources, and distinctive wines from a single grape. It is known world-wide for its legendary Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon wines.

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With 18 distinct appellations and over 60 grape varieties, Sonoma is one of the most diverse growing regions in the world. Each has their own unique geography and climate that results in some of the spectacular wines coming from this breathtaking area. From warm, sunny days to fog covered valley floors, the variations in climate create growing conditions for an array of exciting Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Malbec, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir wines as well as other varieties.

"The region has been named a finalist for the 2019 Wine Star Awards for Wine Region of the Year and has become a global leader for sustainable wine growing." - Wine Enthusiast