Bastian’s Vineyards is located in beautiful Highland Valley. We are a boutique winery with patio outdoor tasting areas. We currently offer 5 wines for tasting. Most are estate wines. We are open for business from 12pm to 5pm every weekend . Please visit our website: bastiansvineyards.com. I invite you to join our mailing list for additional information. Email us at bastiansvineyards@gmail.com
Hours: Saturday and Sunday Noon to 4:00pm
All other days/hours by appointment only
Cactus Star Vineyard at Scaredy Cat Ranch is a small boutique estate winery located in the Ramona Valley AVA, Ramona, California…..home to over 35 wineries!! Free winery maps on our outdoor covered patio. Our estate varietals are Petit Verdot, Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec. No appointment is necessary unless you want to reserve a table. Just give us a call with a date, time and number in your party. We will get back to you with a confirmation the day that you call. Our patio season for 2021, starts Halloween weekend, October 30th and 31st from 1 to 4 pm. After this opening, we will be open the 2nd and 4th weekends of each month from 1 to 4 pm. We will remain open until we run out of wine, usually NLT March, with your kind support! Please join us to taste our award winning estate wines made right here at the ranch….. grown, produced and bottled by Joe Cullen, winemaker/owner, who will be pouring for you. He would be happy to talk wine, anytime!!! Call 760-787-0779. ScaredyCatRanch.com.
Thank you for your support and Happy Wine Trails to you!!
Small Batch, Estate Wines. We are picnic friendly and dog friendly and children are always welcome!
Crystal Hill Vineyard – Open Fri, Sat, Sun 11-6
We now have a tasting room in Kearney Mesa, Suncraft Cellars. Our San Diego Wine Tasting Room is located at 4411 Mercury St. San Diego 92111. Click here to learn more!
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.
Tasting Room located at Julian Wine & Chocolate
We are a family run and owned boutique winery in Ramona, CA featuring Rhône style wines.
We are now open on Saturdays from 11:00am-5:00pm!
OPEN 7 DAYS!
MON-WED 2-6pm, THUR-FRI 2-8pm, SAT-SUN 12-5pm
2013 Dark Rose Aglianico
Ramona Valley Estate Wine, Alc. 12.5%
– Gold Medal 2014 – Artisan Awards
– Silver Medal 2014 – Orange County International Competition
– Bronze Medal 2014 – Pacific Rim Wine Competition
2012 Dark Rose Aglianico
Ramona Valley Estate Wine, Alc. 12.9%
– Silver Medal 2013 – Orange County International Competition.
– Bronze Medal 2014 – Finger Lakes International competition, Rochester, NY.
– Bronze Medal 2014 – Toast of the Coast, San Diego Wine Competition
This pleasing rosé is so red it could pass as a Chianti. This dry Rose’ offers a refreshing palate-cleansing quality throughout. The nose has cherry, strawberry, is light and fresh with forest berry and cranberry aromas.
Aglianico is naturally high in malic acid and you can taste that crispness here.
2012 Aglianico sulfites free
Ramona Valley Estate Wine, Alc. 13%
– Gold Medal 2014 – Artisan Awards
– Silver Medal 2014 – Rochester NY Finger Lakes International competition
– Bronze Medal 2014 – Riverside Intenational Wine Competition
– Bronze Medal 2014 – Orange County Fair Commercial Wine Competition
Some 18 months of oak aging adds elements of dark spice and smoke; and the wine shows firm tannins and a long, polished mouthfeel. It’s very elegant and should withstand many more years of cellar aging.
No sulfites where used on the grapes and during the wine process.
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
Boutique winery at the west end of Ramona, open Saturday and Sunday noon to 5.
We are proud to pour the best of San Diego County!
At Rose’s we offer Wine & Beer produced in San Diego County.
The quality of Beer & Wine in San Diego is OUTSTANDING!
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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
Opening Memorial Day Weekend 2022!
This is your place to relax and enjoy wine – and some time with great friends.
We are open 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM Saturday & Sunday!
Toasted Oak Winery is a mom and pop operation that began as a retirement hobby. Roger and Marcia bought the burned-out parcel that would become their vineyard in 2008, naming their future winery after the one surviving tree on the property, a “toasted” oak tree. Nine years later, after clearing, planting the vines, and building the winery, they were able to open their tasting room for business.
We are open for outdoor tastings on our patio Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 1:00 to 6:00 pm. You’re welcome to bring a picnic to enjoy with the wine!
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!
