The wine country in the Central Coast of California is lead by Paso Robles (North County). The area has become a leading producer of the finest wines in the world. A premier destination for vacationers, pristine views of rolling hills dotted by vineyards (& the occasional olive orchard) are the norm. This oasis tucked in between Los Angeles and San Francisco, is a incredible and indeed, nearly perfect region for wine growing. With hundreds and hundreds of wine tasting rooms, combined with beautiful vistas, we have the ideal location for the wine enthusiast.
Vinturi Aerator-w/FREEpourer/stopper
Have you seen these? They're great! The name's Vinturi, the #1 selling essential wine aerator. Many tasting rooms use these. Why? Wine, which has been allowed to breathe, tastes better.
Vinturi- 7piece Aerator Set
Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance
The Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance represents wineries,
growers and businesses in Paso RoblesWine Country. Centrally located between
San Francisco and Los Angeles, along California’s Central Coast, Paso
Robles Wine Country is California’s fastest growing wine region. It
encompasses more than 26,000 vineyard acres and about 250 wineries.
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Summer has been well, not hot. Normally we have 90's & 100's this time of year but it's been windier than usual and sometimes, down right cool! The Mid State Fair was great again but it too was very mild and some evenings were again, down right cool. The recent Olive Festival was bigger than ever.
Well, we've ended the debate on how and whats of our water situation. Now comes the lawsuits. The local politicians tried to do it their way - the folks fought back - now it's in the courts hands. Although we received above normal rainfall this season, drought conditions from the past couple years keep us in conservation mode. The mobile field regulators (water police) are back, looking for violators - STILL not good. Our local Lake Nacimiento (the largest on the Central Coast) capacity is still almost half full.
This Labor Day weekend will have the car show (yes, it's back).
Feels like Fall already with the mild temps (although we're suppose to have a mini heat wave right now). Guess that means football seasons here. :-)
