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Small Unique Regions

Small Unique Regions

"SMALL UNIQUE REGIONS Since there are no official appellations in México, we define Valle de Guadalupe as a region with unique terroir to its valley. Within the Valle de Guadalupe region, there are three subregions, even further unique for their special...

Winds Bring The Cold Ocean

Winds Bring The Cold Ocean

“WINDS BRING THE COLD OCEAN The name Templeton Gap is a modern name by winemakers to describe the weather effect that benefit their grapes. The name caught on by many throughout Paso Robles because the Templeton Gap winds affect numerous AVAs. Maps later began to use...

Beautiful Property

Beautiful Property

"BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY After two weeks visiting wineries in Valle de Guadalupe, I was so happy to complete this journey at Finca La Carrodilla. I was on a mission, as you read in the beginning, to figure out what was causing the distasteful rotten flavor found in...

Today is the day

Today is the day

Today is the day, the official release date of Exploring Wine Regions – California Central Coast. The book is available at local bookstores, gift shops, wine shops, and the books website exploringwineregions.com. Buy the Exploring Wine Regions® – California Central...

The Primary Appellation

The Primary Appellation

“THE PRIMARY APPELLATION When you think of the Santa Barbara Wine Regions, you will most likely think of the Santa Ynez Valley AVA as this is the primary appellation that covers most of the Santa Barbara County’s wine region. Most of the wineries in Santa Barbara, and...

Winemaking Origins

Winemaking Origins

“WINEMAKING ORIGINS It all began more than sixty years ago when the Gainey family acquired 1,800 acres of undeveloped land in the Santa Ynez Valley. They started as ranchers with cattle and horses. And farmers with fruits, vegetables, flowers, and hay. Ultimately,...

This is a very beautiful place to visit

This is a very beautiful place to visit

"This is a very beautiful place to visit, even if you are not staying the night. Enjoy a glass of wine in their courtyard or inside their library. Relax for the afternoon. Or plan a tour of their winery and cellar. And, of course, do a wine tasting." Excerpt...

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