Central Coast Wine Tasting

Discover California Central Coast Wineries!

Ready to try Central Coast wine tasting? It's a great destination for a California wine tour. The fertile hills and valleys cooled by ocean breezes combine to make California’s Central Coast a prime grape growing region. Many fine wines are produced in this region making it a great destination for a California wine tour.

You'll love California's Central Coast. There are many other fun things to do in this region of California. From walks on the beach, coastal amusement parks, boogie boarding, 4-wheeling on the dunes........the Central Coast of California has so much to offer. Be sure to include wine tasting as a "must do" activity!

The Central Coast wine region stretches from Santa Barbara in the south to San Francisco in the north. Fifteen percent of California’s winegrapes come from this area. There are many California wineries producing wine here.

After a day of wine tasting, we enjoyed watching the sunset at Avila Beach.

If you want a naturally beautiful setting for a wedding, the Central Coast of California is perfect for a Wine Country Wedding.

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Monterey WineriesThere's so much to do in Monterey. When you aren't exploring the exciting Monterey wineries, you can indulge in romantic dining, world renowned golf courses, relax amongst the spectacular ocean views, investigate marine life at the Monterey Bay Acquarium, or hike the scenic trails at Point Lobos State Reserve.

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San Luis Obispo Wineries
Thinking about central coast wine tasting at the world-class San Luis Obispo wineries? This wine region is famous for its world class Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs. However, you will find other high quality wines produced here such as Syrah, Sparkling Wines, Port, Grenache, Merlot, Roussanne, and Viognier.

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Paso Robles Wineries
Are you ready to explore the Paso Robles Wine Country? Paso Robles Wine Tours mean driving along rural roads while enjoying a view of rolling hills, vineyards, majestic oak trees, and world class wines. Choose from more than one hundred wineries located in Paso Robles. This is a great destination for a wine tasting getaway.

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Santa Barbara Wineries
Planning a California Wine Tour to experience Central Coast wine tasting at Santa Barbara wineries? Just 90 minutes north of Los Angeles, you will find one of the great California wine regions. You are sure to enjoy a wine tasting trip to Santa Barbara where most California wineries are still small, family run businesses.

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Santa Cruz Wineries

Most of the wineries in Santa Cruz are small, family-owned facilities. They are focused on creating the finest wines possible rather than on quantity. Wine tasting at Santa Cruz wineries costs between $3-$10 per taster. Choose from wineries located in the beautiful Santa Cruz Mountains or from city sites.

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San Benito County Wineries

Sample the wonderful wines being produced in San Benito County, east of Monterey. Cool ocean breezes from Monterey Bay flow into the county creating a long cool growing season that produces quality wines. This undiscovered wine region is worth exploring.

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There are more than 30 Livermore Wineries located 30 miles east of San Francisco in the Livermore Wine Country. There are some great wines being produced here in one of California's oldest wine regions.

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Many people do not realize that award winning wines are being produced by Alameda County Wineries in this urban area east of San Francisco. Stop by and sample some fabulous wine on your way to or from San Francisco. You won't be disappointed!

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Gilroy Wineries are also known as the Wineries of the Santa Clara Valley. They are located south of San Jose. This area has been producing wine since the 18th Century. You'll find more than twenty wineries to enjoy and many of them are located just short distances apart.

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Visit the picturesque Salinas Valley , known as "The Salad Bowl of America" because of the vast amount of fruits and vegetables grown there. This is a prime grape growing region of Monterey County. Plan a Central Coast wine tasting trip to explore the Salinas Valley soon.

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