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How to Taste Paso Robles Rhône Wines: A Winemaker’s Guide to Grenache, Syrah & Beyond
Most people taste Grenache and Syrah the same way, which is exactly why they can’t tell the two apart by the second glass. Paso Robles Rhône wines have earned a reputation that a lot of first-timers haven’t caught up to yet: this is one of the most serious American homes for these grapes outside the…
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Best Boutique Wineries in Paso Robles: Hidden Gems Beyond the Big Names
At Sixmilebridge, tastings run maybe a dozen people at a time, and more often than not it's Jim or Barbara Moroney themselves pouring, not a...
Planning a Day at Copia Vineyards: What’s Nearby, Where to Eat & How to Make the Most of Your Visit
Mustard Creek Road has a way of slowing you down before you've even arrived. The turn off the highway puts you into the kind of...
Summer Wine Pairings: The Best Paso Robles Wines for Warm-Weather Entertaining
The thermometer hits 90 and something shifts in the cellar. Not in temperature — we have that managed — but in what we reach for....
What to Expect at a Private Wine Tasting in Paso Robles
A private wine tasting in Paso Robles is a fundamentally different experience from the walk-in pour most people picture when they think of wine country...
Things to Do in Paso Robles Wine Country
Paso Robles is a wine region, yes — one of the most exciting in the country — but it's also a place that rewards you...
A Guide to Paso Robles Wine Varieties: The Grapes That Define the Region
The diversity of Paso Robles wine varieties is, for many visitors, the most surprising thing about the region. It is not a one-grape appellation —...
The Ultimate Paso Robles Wine Weekend Itinerary
Turn off Highway 46 West on a Friday afternoon and the change happens almost immediately. The road narrows, the oaks close in, and the landscape...
Dog Friendly Wineries in Paso Robles
The Adelaida and Willow Creek districts, with their winding oak-lined roads, cooler afternoon temperatures, and unhurried pace, have produced a cluster of wineries where dogs...
Spring in Paso Robles: What to Expect
By late February, the hills above Paso Robles start to transform in a way summer visitors never see. The oaks flush pale green, the grasses...
What Is Syrah Wine?
Hello Copia Family, If you've ever wondered what Syrah wine is, you're asking about one of the world's most captivating red grape varieties. Syrah produces...
