This year’s harvest in Paso Robles has been marked by both resilience and adaptation. From fluctuating yields to coping with unexpected frost and heat, vineyard owners have navigated a tough growing season. As the 2024 vintage takes shape, the region’s skilled growers are innovating to maintain quality amidst adversity.
Key Takeaways:
Heat & Frost Impact: Early spring frost cut yields by up to 40%, testing even the most seasoned growers.
Lower Tonnage: Widespread shortfalls have challenged contracts and buyer demands.
Vintage Variation: The region’s diverse terroir yields a mixed outcome, from balanced to bold.
Explore the full story of this year's unique harvest and discover how growers are preparing for future seasons.
Welcome to an iconic winery and tasting room in the renowned Willow Creek District, Hwy 46 West. This 10.5-acre gem, surrounded by Paso’s elite wine brands, seamlessly blends history with modern winemaking infrastructure.
Boasting a 5,000 sq. ft. indoor production facility, a 5,000 sq. ft. covered outdoor area, and a 2-acre Malbec vineyard with an additional 5+ plantable acres, this property offers substantial expansion potential. Fully ADA compliant, its spacious outdoor venue creates an inviting atmosphere for tastings and events, making it a premier destination for wine enthusiasts.
Experience a luxurious 80-acre vineyard estate in the coveted Westside Paso Robles Adelaida District, near Justin Winery’s Michelin Star restaurant. This estate features 62+ acres of high-demand grape varietals including Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Syrah, and more.
With sustainable farming practices and SIP Certification, this property is on track for full organic certification, making it an exceptional investment for premium winemaking.
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Edna Valley Estate: Views, short-term rental potential, or second home. Up to $3M, 6+ acres, 3,000+ sq. ft.
Winery Production Facility: Up to $3M.
Horse Properties: Westside or South County, 10+ acres, vineyard optional, $2M-$5M.
Glamping/Resort Opportunity: $10M-$20M.
Vineyard with Contracts: 7%+ ROI, $2M.
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