Discover The Wineries

"From the moment the idea took shape to produce premium, small lot wines, we have stayed focused on the land, the fruit, the wine, and the life. With that in mind, our mission is to produce fine wine, from exceptional grapes, grown in a high altitude setting. As we continue to learn about balance and harmony, and their relationship to winemaking, we consider the individual elements from which wine is derived: soil, water, fruit, and craft. From the composition of the soil, to the handling of the grapes, our wines speak to this relationship."

"All of our vineyards are named after the women in our family, the daughter, granddaughters and daughters-in-laws. In the case of the granddaughters, the vineyards were planted on the day or week that they were born."

"Serious, yet unscripted. The ONX Tasting Room and Winery in Tin City is in the center of what’s new in Paso’s creative winemaking community. Experience ONX wines with a tasting of current releases and special library selections (as available). Tin City is a casual, industrial area. "

"Our small production winery—the ambition of three local families—pays tribute to the love of family, friends and the special town of Clarksburg, where our commitment to community runs deep. The Clark, DiMare and Wallace families named our winery after Clarksburg’s elevation—ten feet above sea level."

"We are a small, family owned winery located in Paso Robles. Our winemaking philosophy is simple, you can’t make great wine without great fruit. We source our fruit from some of the finest vineyards in the Willow Creek and Templeton Gap districts of Paso Robles. Through sustainable farming practices, low yields, and harvesting at optimal ripeness, we are able to make wines with both intensity and balance. We hope these wines reflect the beauty of the wonderful places these grapes are grown as well as the people who nurture them."

"Located in California’s Amador County, Jeff Runquist produce balanced wines that can be enjoyed in their youth, but will also age and become more complex with time. Our wines share a theme of fresh fruit reflective of the varietal flavors inherent in the grape."