Location: Templeton
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The 10 Best Wineries & Vineyards in Templeton, California (CA)
Templeton is a census-designated place (CDP) in San Luis Obispo County, California. The population was 7,674 at the 2010 census, up from 4,687 at the 2000 census.
Restaurants in Templeton
1. ZinAlley Winery
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
2. Veris Cellars
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
A wonderful boutique winery. Veris Cellars Tasting Room is very interesting. There is one room dedicated to the golfer Ben Hogan. The labels on one of their wine collections show Hogan’s full swing sequence. There is another display of a collections of 18 bottles with the holes of Pebble Beach etched, one hole per bottle. Cathi was our server when we visited and she was very friendly and we enjoyed visiting with her. We also like the wines and bought a case of their JanKris Crossfire. The tasting room is very tastefully decorated.
3. Venteux Vineyards
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5.0 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Muppet_Boyz - Oconomowoc, United States
We had been given this recommendation from the team at Turley and we loved it!! Great wines and super friendly staff. Personal favorites- cab and petit Syrah. Went back for a repeat before we left!!
4. Clavo Cellars
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Clavo Cellars is a boutique winery located downtown beautiful Templeton, Ca. Specializing in terroir-driven, single varietal wines such as, Malbec, Albarino, Petite Sirah, Vermentino and Zinfandel. Stop by the tasting room to try some of the region's best wines!
5. Hansen Winery
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
6. Sarzotti Vineyard
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By BK2222222
The owners Family Sarzotti are wonderful hosts. They host generous tastings whether you make a purchase or not. That is unprecedented in the other surrounding as others charge for small tastings. Yes it is small compared to others but their genorosity is not.
7. PasoPort Winery
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
PasoPort is a family owned Winery and Distillery in the Paso Robles wine country region. We feature port-style wines, table wines and distilled spirits.
Reviewed By daddy1020 - West Covina, United States
We have been visiting Paso Port for many years. Their port wines are incredibly awesome and the service is excellent. We were served by Lola. She is one of the owners, along with her husband. If you love port style wines, like I do, then visit Paso Port. We have been members for many years. If you just getting into ports, then I suggest Ruby. If you are a port pro, then definitely go with Havana or Tawny. Yes, the ports are named after women. The atmosphere, the ambience....so quite, serene, peaceful. You just hear birds singing in the trees. Visit Paso Port. Tell them that I sent you....although it really won't mean anything!
8. Victor Hugo Winery
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By traveltarot
The six of us Have the good fortune of having made a reservation...and spent time with Victor and Leslie Discovering their incredible Wines. The winery had been highly recommended by a good friend and did not disappoint. Unpretentious and extraordinarily well-crafted we loved every bit of it. So much so , that we all joined the wine club! It’s easy to find great wines at high prices not so easy to find great wines at great value...you do here! Their dog Stella added a wonderful energetic touch. By appointment only
9. Guyomar Wine Cellars
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By SteveD2204 - Silverton, United States
OMG! A diamond in the rough. This was a great find unknown to most. Of all the wineries in Paso Robles this is the one you want to visit. The owner Ishka and his right hand woman booking agent for the winery Margaret are a phenomenal pair. We booked many wineries prior to coming to Paso Robles but upon arriving still had a spot open on Sunday morning. We were referred by another winery to make sure we saw Guyomar winery. To our great surprise we were accepted and an appointment was set for 10:30 am. We arrived at Guyomar winery and were greeted by 2 elephants guarding the front gates. We would find that these elephants represented the body and spirit of the philosophy of the owners. The vineyard was meticulously manicured. We were to learn the the vineyards were dry farmed. This increases the stress and decreases the volume increasing the intensity of the wines we were about to taste. Then came the wines, OMG. Ishka then provided the personal touch. The winery owners philosophy about the land, terroir and his praise for his mentors Richard Sauret consultant, and wine maker Steve Glossner . Next came a special touch the food of Ishka’s home land of Sri Lanka butter Chicken. The spices paired well with the intensity of the wines If you get an opportunity to visit this winery it will be a highlight of your visit to Paso Robles Thank YOU Ishka and Margaret. Steve
