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Broken Earth Winery

Broken Earth Winery - Paso Robles

Paso Robles newest winery, is a dramatic destination just a few miles east of

Paso Robles on Highway 46. Open daily for tasting.

Rancho Tierra Rejada, Spanish for “land of worked earth,” is the original name of the 2,500 acre Paso Robles ranch that is now home to the vineyards of Broken Earth Winery. Broken Earth Winery remains committed to sustainable ideals, and to continuing to bolster the high-quality reputation of Paso Robles wines.

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	Broken Earth Winery

	Broken Earth Winery, Paso Robles newest & fastest growing winery produces unique wines that are estate grown, harvested & bottled in Paso Robles.

	Clautiere Vineyard

	Paso Robles - A Winery Like No Other - Come visit this vibrant, colorful & energetic tasting room, gift shop and commercial kitchen for an unforgettable experience.

	Shale Oak Winery

	With a keen eye on sustainability in every facet of our business, Shale Oak Winery was built by a carefully crafted team creating an exceptional wine tasting experience.

	Rotta Winery

	Founded in 1908 by the Rotta Family, it is the only remaining family owned “original” winery in San Luis Obispo County. Visit us and taste our great Zinfandel.

	Poalillo Vineyards

	"It's not just a winery. It's a lifestyle!" Come out Vineyard Drive and enjoy the country atmosphere and warm hospitality of this family run winery. Music, food and wine in Paso Robles.

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All About Barrels
Chris Cameron, answers the question, "What's the difference with all these barrels?" Learn about forests in Europe and how different wood characteristics are imparted into wine.
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Sniffing the Cork
So often in popular culture, certain beliefs and convictions make their way into popular (or popularly accepted) wisdom. Some myths are debunked and some persist and are propagated over the years. This series will tackle a few common myths from the wine. The first installment will be about sniffing the cork.
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Wine Tasting Etiquette
So you want to go wine tasting! This is a great way to enjoy the winecountry, make new wine discoveries and have a wonderful day out with friends. With many great wineries and tasting rooms it is a natural activity for locales and visitors alike. To fully enjoy the experience we have a few guidelines to follow....
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Taste of Redwood Valley
A Taste of Redwood Valley, the festival that put one of California's oldest viticultural areas on the map nineteen years ago, opened its bottles and barrels to wine lovers this past Father's Day weekend, June 18-20. Check it out and attend next year.....
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Yin Yang and the 2011 Harvest
Vineyard owners know that Mother Nature can challenge even the best agriculturalist. In 2011 along the Central Coast it was a “perfect storm” of strong winds, hail, devastating frosts, thunder-storms, cool summer temperatures, heat spikes and then September rain. A tough year in the vineyard also challenges, but sometimes rewards winemakers.
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