Hours: Saturday and Sunday Noon to 4:00pm

All other days/hours by appointment only

Specializing in Ports and Sherry. 100% Estate wine.

Located in Ramona, California Correcaminos Vineyard makes beautifully, hand-crafted wines from estate and local grapes. Correcaminos, meaning Roadrunner, focuses on the nature of the rural Ramona lifestyle.

Open Friday-Sunday, 12pm-5pm

Open by appointment.

The indoor tasting room, heated in winter and cooled in summer, is loaded with antiques (including the family Civil War Drum, featured on Antiques Roadshow) & comfortable seating areas.  A giant dining table can be reserved for you and your wine touring friends.  A collection of Pacific Northwest First Nation’s art is featured in the tasting room.  A Carriage House with Model A and Teardrop Trailer, aeronautic memorabilia and other antiques and stories by Norm are an attraction.  A courtyard with a graceful pepper tree and fountain are other areas to enjoy.

Wine maker Elaine makes a big, bold, dry, red wine you can stand your spoon up in, which is what she likes, and so do many of their visitors.  Fonzi Field Blend is their signature blend of Petite Sirah and Zinfandel.  Wine Club is free to join, and shipping outside San Diego is also free for Club Members.

The vineyard is the site of an ancient native village with metates, arrowheads and other artifacts.  There’s a memorial to 2 Navy pilots killed on the property in 1961, and a mediation labyrinth.  The tasting room has a self-guided tour book, as well as a folder “The Birds of Hatfield Creek”.

Ask to subscribe to the Hatfield Herald to learn more about the Second Sunday Suppers, monthly Trivia Contest, Art Classes, Wine Club benefits, and other activities.  Also ask about their Adopt-a-Vine Program, a perfect gift along with a bottle of fine wine for your oenophile friends.  Wine Club members are welcome to book their special occasion celebrations at Hatfield Creek Winery.  Call Elaine at 760-787-1102 to get planning yours.

Norm and Elaine are proud to say every wine they’ve ever entered into a competition has won a medal, have been nominated for Best Winery in San Diego County and  they are winners of the San Diego County Trail Blazer’s Award.   Their logo won Editor’s Choice Award from Winemaker Magazine.

Highland Hills Winery is a family owned vineyard and winery in the Ramona Valley.  We planted our vineyard in the spring of 2007, and opened the doors to our tasting room in the summer of 2011.   We have over 15 different varietals, featuring vines that hail from the Rhone Valley in France, along with some Italian varietals.  We started this momentous project with the goal of creating both tasteful wines and a relaxing experience for all of our customers.

Tasting Room located at Julian Wine & Chocolate

OPEN 7 DAYS!

MON-WED 2-6pm, THUR-FRI 2-8pm, SAT-SUN 12-5pm

2011 Aglianico
Ramona Valley Estate Wine, Alc. 13.2%

– Silver Medal 2012 – Riverside County international competition
– Silver Medal 2013 – Toast of the Coast, San Diego Wine Competition
– Bronze Medal 2013 – Orange County Fair Commerial Wine Competition
– Bronze Medal 2015 – Ramona Valley Wine Competition

This special wine was aged for 18 months in oak and shows a massively long and intense finish, with evolving notes of black berries, ash, prune, spice, there’s a long tail of black fruit on the finish.

2012 Trio
34% Aglianico Ramona Valley Estate Wine – 33% Cab. Sauvignon – 33% Cab. Franc. Temecula Valley. Alc.13%

– Gold Medal 2014 – Artisan Awards
– Bronze Medal 2014 – Finger Lakes International competition Rochester NY.
– Bronze Medal 2014 – Riverside Intenational Wine Competition
– Bronze Medal 2014 – Pacific Rim Wine Competition

Is a bold and blush wine with ripe aromas of blackberry pie, clove and nutmeg. Its velvety, smooth mouthfeel helps balance the wine’s overall austerity.

Our boutique winery is located in Ramona CA,the heart of San Diego wine country, we specialize in small batch high quality wines from local and estate grapes and we are the only certified sustainable winery in San Diego and the Ramona Valley AVA.  Open:  Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 6 pm

We are proud to pour the best of San Diego County!
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Rose’s Tasting Room is located inside Fiesta de Reyes
in Old Town San Diego, State Historic Park 2754 Calhoun St. Ste G San Diego, CA. 92110
Open Daily from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM  |   ​619-293-7673

Please note : Rose’s is a 21+ facility

Hours: Thursday to Sunday, Noon to Sunset

Beautifully hand crafted wines in a peaceful country setting. Named Travel & Leisure’s #2 Vineyard in the United States. At Vineyard Grant James, we strive to express the purest form of wine. When you drink a Vineyard Grant James wine, we want you to feel the sense of place and hard work that went into making that bottle the best. We use all of our estate grapes, as well as source grapes from other local vineyards in Ramona Valley. We want to keep Ramona wine pure and focus on the boutique quality that stays true to the region. Come taste the beauty of Vineyard Grant James wine on our stone veranda overlooking our Sangiovese vineyard and the hills of the Ramona Valley. You will be welcomed with pure hospitality and have the opportunity to experience luxury wine in a perfect relaxed countryside setting. We hope that you come to visit us in Ramona, California for the chance to enjoy our wine and share in the simple pleasures of good wine and good people. While you’re here be sure to try our popular and award winning wines, including: Viognier, Rose of Syrah, Sangiovese, Zinfandel, Nebbiolo, Merlot, Syrah and Petite Sirah.

Our goal is to produce full-bodied, vineyard-driven wines that are true to their varietal character.  Although the current industry trend is to move toward lighter, “easy-drinking” wines, there is still a place in our hearts for big, full-bodied red wines! This is a goal,  but not always the end result. Tradition and dogma are important, but so are innovation, creativity, and variety. We are still waiting to see what the “previously-avocado-grove” terroir produces in the long run, but the aim to produce enjoyable and hopefully complex wines from great grapes grown with TLC.

Rules? Who needs rules? Weather and other factors are usually beyond our  control, so we work with what he have! It’s definitely a work in progress and we hope you get a chance to share in the “fruits” of our labors. Cheers!