Cali Coast Wine Country
This Bubbly Trail covers Santa Maria Vally, including Foxen Canyon down to just outside Los Olivos, and Los Alamos. There are 8 spots for Sparkling Wine on this trail. In Los Alamos 1. A Tribute to Grace A Tribute To Grace Wine Company is dedicated to crafting authentic expressions of Grenache. All wines are single-vineyard …
The towns of Buellton, Solvang and Santa Ynez are charming in their own right: amazing restaurants, plenty of craft beer and wine tasting, lots of things to do for families and opportunities for outdoor adventures. And they have 14 sparkling producers in total. Santa Ynez 1. Buttonwood Buttonwood Farm Winery & Vineyard is a small …
Sta. Rita Hills is a renowned growing region for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, 2 of the classic Champagne grapes. The cool weather, fog from the ocean, and long growing season all contribute to the excellence you will find in the glass. Visit winery tasting rooms in the town of Lompoc (9 are walkable, in the …
Sea Smoke is renowned for their Pinot Noir… and I mean in a major cultish way. This winery has no tasting room, but sells out their beautiful, balanced Pinots to their list with each wine release. With that reputation for cool-climate Pinot Noir, we’re lucky they also make a sparkling wine, called Sea Spray. This …
This rosé of Grenache is crisp and fruity; just ask and they will pour you a taste! From Blair: “The 2014 Foxy Bubbles were disgorged, capped and labeled the last week of December 2016 of this year after resting in bins on their secondary fermentation lees for over twenty months. The lees add complexity and …
We have so many amazing local champagnes and Sparkling Wines right here on the central coast, there’s no need to look further afield for New Year’s Eve bubbles. With about 60 sparkling wine makers in Santa Barbara county and about 70 in San Luis Obispo county, this coastal region in California can really stand up …
Santa Barbara county is known for Chardonnay & Pinot Noir, and now has more than 70 Sparkling Wine producers.
