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ON THE COVERThe boardwalk at Moonstone Beach is a hotspot on our staycation

map in Cambria. For adventure, we need not look further than our

own backyard. Make the most of your surroundings by indulging

yourself in a staycation. Photo courtesy of El Colibri Hotel.


06 Consider a “Staycation”IN CAMBRIA

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

February and March are wonderful seasons to enjoy San Luis Obispo County. If you can believe it, winter is already leaving us and

spring will soon be among us.

I hope that your New Year’s Resolutions are going swimmingly and that you have been able to make time to enjoy yourselves on the Central Coast. Speaking of enjoying the Central Coast, I want to point all readers in the direction of a very special article by Laura Gurreau of Central Coast Food Tours that celebrates vacationing or staycationing on the Central Coast, specifically in Cambria (pages 6-10.) For adventure, we need not look further than our own backyard. Make the most of your surroundings by indulging yourself in a staycation.

Lastly, I want to encourage you all to keep an eye out for all activities related to the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival whose line-up is shown on www.SLOfilmfest.org. This is an event that is ‘created to entertain, educate and inspire film-goers and filmmakers’ in our community and will take place in various locations throughout the county on March 5th-9th.

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“STAYCATION”

FOOD, WINE & DISCOVERY

We’re familiar with the word vacation, but how about “staycation?” It’s the newest trend of creating a vacation in your own geographic environs. The more I

learn about this recent trend… the more I think that there may be something to it.

This month I declined usual plans of vacation and travels for my birthday and opted for a staycation. I only had two days and nights to spare for the adventure, but I was determined to make the most of it.

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CambriaMy husband, Yule, and I have lived in the area for nearly twenty-five years, so we have a good sense of our many local treasures. We put our heads together and decided to dedicate our staycation to spontaneity and self-indulgence!

Since we live inland, we decided that a seaside vacation was in order. The fact that January was Restaurant Month (i.e, 3 course menus for $30) throughout SLO county, further narrowed our seaside choices to the best ‘foodie’ towns on the coast. Yule and I own Central Coast Food Tours, so food has been a major consideration in the place that we chose to live as

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“STAYCATION”FOR YOUR NEXT

ROMANTIC GETAWAY

El Colibri Hotel & Spa, Cambria

well as our vacations and eateries that we frequent. And since indulgence was a big part of this trip, we stayed in our favorite place to staycation, Cambria.

El Colibri Hotel and Spa

attention to detail. On this visit we booked a King Jacuzzi Room that overlooked the Santa Rosa Nature Preserve. Our room not only included a huge Jacuzzi tub but also a fireplace and a wet bar.

We have stayed here three times previously and have never been disappointed. It’s our favorite place to stay for special celebrations and gives us that self-indulgent kick we need every now and again!

Some of the highlights of our trip included the stops we made during the day, places that we recommend you visit on your staycation to Cambria.

A choice hotel, this location drips indulgence with every sip of the luscious wines they serve in their wine bar. The hotel itself is gorgeous with beautifully designed rooms, a petite spa with steam rooms and rooftop Jacuzzi, while the staff is knowledgeable and friendly with keen

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At San Simeon Beach, located down a secluded road that parallels the beach, stands the shared space of Hearst Ranch Wines Tasting Room and Sebastian’s Café. They are located in an old whaling shack that was used in the days when San Simeon was one of the last whaling stations to operate in California. The building is full of history and has a funky, off-kilter charm.

I bellied up to the bar and joined in the wine tasting while Yule ordered sandwiches from Sebastian’s. We met all sorts of fun people while tasting our wines and Scott, our knowledgeable tasting room attendant, made the experience all the more fun with his stories and knowledge of the wines.

Recommendations:➢2011 Three Sisters Cuvée Red, a Grenache/Syrah/Mourvedre blend that recently won a Gold Medal at the Central Coast Wine Competition with a score of 95 points. This is our best buy for only $22/bottle.➢2010 “Pico Creek” Merlot. I fell hard for this wine, loving its full body, balanced structure and kick of tannins. It sells for $30/bottle.

After our wine tasting, we regrouped at the outdoor bar overlooking the ocean and enjoyed a glass of wine with our sandwiches. I hear that the kind docents at Hearst Castle direct their guests straight to Sebastian’s. It sure is a sandwich haven, oh my! I almost wish we had kept Sebastian’s a secret for locals. I hear that it’s popularity has folks lined up and sometimes waiting thirty minutes or more for one of their heavenly sandwiches!

Recommendations at Sebastian’s:➢A famous Hearst Ranch beef burger is a must! They offer several sizes, but even the smallest is huge! No skimping here.➢Anyone out there have a ‘thing’ for onion rings? Believe me, you will satisfy that craving here! They are huge, non-greasy and very flavorful.➢My pastrami sandwich was excellent. The savory peppery meat overtook the roll and spilled beyond the plate. It too, was huge…and delicious! If you have yet to discover Hearst Ranch Winery or Sebastian’s Café all I can say is – go, now!

My insider tip to avoid any crowds is to enjoy these immensely tasty finds in the off-hours. We showed up at 3:30pm on a Sunday and walked straight up to order. Even though Sebastian’s Café closes at 4pm there is plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy your eats long after the broiler is officially closed.

Hearst Ranch Winery & Sebastian’s Café

PICTURED ABOVE:Left Top: Yule at Hearst Ranch WineryLeft Bottom: Boardwalk in CambriaTop: San Simeon Beach and PierLeft Middle: Wine at Hearst Ranch WineryLeft Bottom: Sebastian’s Store, San SimeonRight Middle: Robin’s Restaurant PatioRight Bottom: Salad at Robin’s Restaurant


Located at the bottom of Hearst Castle is San Simeon Beach. The beach is mostly a sheltered cove with a pier and hiking trails on the bluffs. Of all the beaches on the Central Coast, this one is our favorite. It’s never crowded, always clean and has plenty of places to explore on walks. An added bonus is its location, just down the road from Sebastian’s Café!

Originally we planned to have dinner in Cambria on the first night of our staycation, but after the wine tasting and sandwiches we were full. We were so taken by the natural beauty of the area that we decided to remain at the beach to walk the pier, watch the waves roll into shore and hunker down for a spectacular sunset with our newly acquired bottle of wine. Mr. Hearst named his estate “La Cuesta Encantada,” the enchanted hill, and I must say that the beach and cove below the castle are just as enchanting.

Cambria Dining:Operating a food tour business gives us great access to restaurants all over the county. And truthfully there are good eats to be found in every corner of the county. But when you start looking for places where food is a part of the culture, I would have to say that two towns come to mind: Paso Robles and Cambria.

Cambria has a bevy of very good restaurants. There are many different restaurants that I can recommend based one’s dining preferences. We were in the mood for a romantic setting with a diverse cuisine so we selected Robin’s for dinner.

Dinner was fabulous and consisted of chilled Vietnamese squid salad, beef short rib stew with roasted root vegetables and dessert of chocolate hazelnut mouse terrine with Frangelico anglaise. The Vietnamese salad was paired with a 2012 Gewurtstrminer from Moonstone Cellars and the short rib stew with 2009 Trenza Tinto from San Luis Obispo.

All of our expectations were met. We dined on delicious fare under candlelight on Robin’s heated outdoor patio. It was exactly the sort of romantic dinner (with great food) that we were looking for.

San Simeon Beach and Pier

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Moonstone Beach is a lovely little stretch of beach tucked off Hwy 1 and flanked by hotels. A cool little boardwalk leads from the El Colibri Hotel & Spa to Moonstone Beach. Once there, you’ll find benches and other places to relax and watch the ocean. The walking paths are largely located on the bluff overlooking the ocean.

We spent one entire day driving Highway 1 up to the southern parts of Big Sur. It was yet another day of mid-seventies temperatures and clear blue skies. We took the drive slow to really savor the beauty of the area. The ocean was magnificent as it changed hues from dark turquoise to channel blue and its vista seemed to roll off the edge of the earth.

We made several stops along our path and have many stops to recommend.

Recommended Stops on Highway 1:➢Piedras Blancas Lighthouse and the Elephant Seals: This is a stop worth taking. The lighthouse requires reservations, so read up on it ahead of time. The Elephant seals are present on a seasonal basis. They come to breed and give birth, then return to the sea. Their season runs from late November through early March.

➢Ragged Point Inn and Resort: Ragged Point Inn and Resort is a fun stop for a

Drive North on Hwy 1

Moonstone Beach

walk and lunch. It has breathtaking views of the ocean, a snack shack and a full restaurant. The rooms at the Inn offer incredible views of the Pacific. It’s isolated and a very romantic place to stay.

➢Plaskett Creek Campground and Trails: This campground offers a place to park with trails to access the best beach in Big Sur, Sand Dollar Beach. It’s a great place to get out of the car and have a picnic. Hiking trails give you access down the beach or up to the bluffs for amazing views.

Recommendations:➢We enjoyed an evening stroll on the boardwalk from the hotel to the beach, then found ourselves a good spot to sit and watched the moonrise. Or, go for the sunset and stay for the moonrise – gorgeous!

➢Two restaurants are located on Moonstone Beach Drive: Moonstone Beach Bar and Grill and the Sea Chest. Enjoy incredibly fresh seafood at the Sea Chest or sit outside at Moonstone Beach Bar and Grill and look at the ocean.

I have to say there really is something to be said about the idea of a “staycation.” Sure, many of these places are less than a forty minute drive from my home, but how often do I visit them and when was the last time I really took time to enjoy them? Being a local we know that people come from all over the world to visit where we find ourselves fortunate to live – sometimes a “staycation” can actually be the best of vacations, particularly when you live in San Luis Obispo County.

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SECOND PRESS

Adding a New Flavor to the Downtown Paso Robles Restaurant Scene

Second Press Wine Bar & Eatery recently opened its doors and is the new flavor to the growing restaurant community in downtown Paso Robles creating a casual upscale venue

to the dining experience.

Owner John Clarizio and Second Press Wine Bar & Eatery are developing an eclectic menu by bringing together local farm fresh products and the vast array of Central Coast wines and craft beers composed by Sommelier Eric Connolly. Bringing Second Press Wine Bar & Eatery to a great community like Paso Robles has been a long time goal for Clarizio who teamed with Executive Chef Ryan Swarthout to develop contemporary wine cuisine for the restaurant.

“The rotating quarterly menu will feature the season’s best offerings to craft a new and fresh feel for our guests”, said Chef Ryan. Currently, the menu features a cross of entrees’ with inspired starters like Fried Brussels Sprouts with smoked goat cheese fondue, Coconut Clams with crispy pork belly and entrées such as Pan Roasted Scallops with Chorizo cornbread or a Rancho Sisquoc N.Y. Steak (Santa Maria raised) with whiskey cream sauce.

Tying into the community and its rich history, the Second Press name pays respect to former tenants Paso Robles Press newspaper and the influence of the wine industry. The prime downtown location 810 11th Street, overlooking the park, supports the goal of being a strong community partner.

Second Press Wine Bar & Eatery is now launching a “Press Pass” to increase the guest experience. The “Press Pass” will offer food and wine lovers the chance to indulge in the latest pairings and tastings from local wineries and breweries along with creations from the Second Press kitchen.

Press Pass holders will be alerted to the calendar of upcoming events and the Press Pass benefits that are available. Sign up by going to www.secondpress.biz or call 805.226.7500. Visit Second Press Wine Bar & Eatery located at 810 11th Street in downtown Paso Robles.

Wine Bar & Eatery

UPCOMING EVENTS

FEB 8-9th WINEMAKER POP-UP TASTING ROOM5-8pm | Complimentary Wine Tastes

FEB 12th WINEMAKER RECEPTION & DINNER6:30pm | Featuring Bianchi Winery

FEB 14th VALENTINE’S NIGHT Dinner & Wine Pairing

FEB 14-15th WINEMAKER POP-UP TASTING ROOM5-8pm | Complimentary Wine Tastes

FEB 21-22nd WINEMAKER POP-UP TASTING ROOM5-8pm | Complimentary Wine Tastes

FEB 26th WINEMAKER DINNER5-8pm | Featuring Chateau Lettau

Featuring WCP Wines

Featuring Johansing Vineyards

Live music featured each Thursday night at 7:30 pm

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Splash Café893 Higuera Street; 805.439.2990

Palazzo Giuseppe1010 Court Street; 805.541.9922

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Linn’s Restaurant2277 Main Street; 805.927.0371

The Sow’s Ear Café2248 Main Street; 805.927.4865

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Buona Tavola1037 Monterey Street; 805.545.8000

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McPhee’s Grill416 S Main Street; 805.434.3204Pier 46 Seafood1131 Rossi Road; 805.434.1950

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Rooster Creek Tavern200 E Branch Street; 805.489.2509

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Ventana Grill2575 Price Street; 805.773.0000

Giuseppe’s Cucina Italiana891 Price Street; 805.773.2870

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The Paso Robles CAB Collective (PRCC) recently announced the dates, venues and new format for its second annual CABs of Distinction event.

After the success of the inaugural CABs of Distinction event (launched last year to celebrate and promote Cabernet Sauvignon and red Bordeaux wines produced in Paso Robles, California) and the increased momentum from Paso Robles being named Wine Region of the Year by Wine Enthusiast Magazine, the PRCC has geared up for even more exciting events in 2014. Set for April 22 through 26, 2014, CABs of Distinction events will take place in locations across the Paso Robles AVA with enhanced sommelier, media, trade and consumer experiences.

SOMMELIER EVENTSThe first-ever CAB Camp is a three-day, all-inclusive opportunity for 20 sommeliers and key buyers to go in-depth with the Paso Robles AVA.

Tuesday, April 22: Vineyard and winery tours of PRCC member properties, a winery-hosted lunch at Vina Robles, and a tasting and dinner at DAOU Vineyard & Winery.

Wednesday, April 23: Vineyard and winery tours, a winery-hosted lunch at Adelaida Cellars, and an En Primeur tasting at the Paso Robles Inn Ballroom with barrel tastings from the as-yet-unreleased 2013 vintage, followed by winery-hosted dinners across the Paso Robles AVA.

Thursday, April 24: A vintner panel discussion, opportunities for lunch with PRCC member wineries and a library/rare and reserve tasting will be followed by a barbecue at JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery.

CONSUMER EVENTSVarious consumer events will be available. See below for ticket information.

Friday, April 25: PRCC members will be hosting various events throughout the day. This is an open day for self-directed vineyard tours. Wineries will also be hosting winemaker dinners at wineries and in Paso Robles’ most sought-after restaurants.

Saturday, April 26: The CABs of Distinction Gala will be held at River Oaks Hot Springs in Paso Robles and will include tastings of PRCC member wines paired with artisanal cheese and Charcuterie chosen by Fromager Zina Miakinkova. Decadent catered lunches will be provided by notable Paso Robles restaurants and caterers (Robert’s Restaurant, Crush Catering and Avant-Garde Experience) and will be served in the CAB Bistro; chocolate tastings, live music, a barrel-making demonstration and glass etching will also be included. Luxury VIP tickets are available to attend an exclusive panel discussion, enjoy a multi-course gourmet lunch provided by Thomas Hill Organics and continuous access to the VIP Lounge where desserts and drinks will be available throughout the day. Premium-Reserve VIP tickets are available for entry to an Early Access tasting as well as access to the VIP Lounge throughout the day.

Steve Heimoff of Wine Enthusiast, who moderated the inaugural event had this to say about Paso Robles’ Cabernet, “No disrespect to Napa, but it never made much sense to me that one region, and one only, could excel at a particular varietal, in this case Cabernet Sauvignon…and [I] am ready to declare for Paso Robles Cabernet.” Heimoff was echoed in sentiment by Santa Barbara Independent’s Matt Kettmann, who titled a review of the inaugural event as this: “Resetting Radar on Paso Cab: New Collective Reminds Region, World of Roots, Future.”

Tickets for the CABs of Distinction event can be purchased at www.PasoRoblesCAB.com. The web site now includes member winery details and contact information, trade tools, and the PRCC blog for extended member features, harvest reports and other news.

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PASO UNDERGROUND

In pure speakeasy fashion you’ve got to know where to look for Paso Underground. Whether you enter

through a charming storefront and make your way down a quiet hallway or cruise downtown to Railroad Street behind the main drag, you will find four wineries ready to share their amazing small production wines with you. I first met the winemakers of the Paso Underground at the Gargiste Festival, a wine festival that showcases the best small-lot, high-quality production wineries on the Central Coast each year in November at the beautiful Windfall Farms facility.

Paso Underground has a charming back patio area with vines covering the walls and a garden of various grape varieties like those used in the wines that they pour. Lights hang overhead and on many Friday nights live music fills the patio!

The eclectic group of wineries that reside in the tasting room make Paso Underground the perfect place to stop for wine tasting before going to dinner. With price points for every budget and flavors for every palate, visitors are always delighted and impressed.

Turtle Rock Vineyards/Westburg Cellars pours white and red blends and specializes in small-lot production of sturdy wines that are handcrafted from their estate and neighboring vineyards. Willow’s Tickled Pink Rosé is perfect for picnics or Sunday brunch and can be enjoyed with an array of delicious cheeses. This dry Grenache Rosé has notes of tart strawberry and mildly sweet watermelon rind. It is a refreshing wine with a stunning pink color – the perfect bottle of wine for the afternoon.

by Audrey Johns

A Collective Tasting Room Featuring the Wines of Four Small Production Wineries

still available. Since Soft Letters is a Mourvèdre and Grenache blend it is a full-bodied red, intense with flavors of berry, leather and tobacco. Great for those who love a bold red wine with mild tannins, this wine is the perfect pairing for a steak or lamb dish.

Aaron Wines has a motto “Go Big or Go Home” and their big bold reds certainly hold up to their creed. With a desire to break down the pretentiousness that often comes with wine tasting, Aaron Jackson ignores traditional boundaries and creates “wine on the edge.” Aaron Wines is known for Petite Sirah. They just began pouring their 2011 Petite Sirah and are also currently pouring a Pinot Gris and a red blend. Their 2011 Petite Sirah is bold and unpredictable, just like Aaron's motto. Notes of cherries and blackberries with a nicely rounded acidity and a slight hint of lavender make this a big bold Petite Sirah an enjoyable red wine as well as a special treasure for Petite Sirah lovers.

Visit Paso Underground this weekend. They are located in downtown Paso Robles on Railroad Street, next door to Villa Creek Restaurant and be contacted at (805) 237-0799.

Clos Solène specializes in French style wines that are created by the Fabre’s, a charming couple who moved from France to the Central Coast. Winemaker Guillaume Fabre and his wife Solene Fabre share a love of viticulture and French wine, evident in every bottle. They produce a limited amount of wine, concentrating on quality and not quantity. Clos Solène pours both white and red blends and have gained much acclaim for both. I instantly fell in love with their Hommage Blanc, a unique white blend of Roussanne and Viognier. The floral notes are decadent, giving this wine a luxurious appeal. It is crisp and soft on the palate, perfect for an elegant dinner party.

Edmond August Wines finds Paso Undergound to be located in the perfect speakeasy location because, as owner Ed Sauret chuckled, he is “a grandson of bootleggers.” At Edmond August Wines, Sauret and Winemaker Jacob Toft strive to make wines that are clean, fruit driven and intensely flavored. Edmond August purchases grapes from Caliza Winery in Paso Robles and produces an array of white and red blends. Edmond August often sells out of wine quickly, so while in the tasting room, I was lucky to find that Sauret had 2010 Soft Letters red blend

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PASO ROBLES AREA WINE MAP

WINE TASTING TRAILS

Hwy 46 E + Union Rd

San Miguel + Pleasant Valley Wine Trail

Hwy 46 W+ Vineyard Dr

East of Hwy 101:

Downtown Paso Robles

West of Hwy 101:

Templeton/El Pomar + Creston

Templeton/Las Tablas + Bethel Road

Suggested Routes

Arbor Road/Kiler Canyon +Peachy CanyonAdelaida + Nacimiento Lake Rd

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Please see winery directory listings on pages 17-18

SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA WINE MAP

WINE TASTING TRAILS

Old Edna/Corbett Canyon

Downtown San Luis Obispo

Pismo Beach + Downtown

San Luis Obispo:

Avila Beach + Downtown

See Canyon

Village of Arroyo Grande

Suggested Routes

Arroyo Grande + Lopez Dr

Santa Margarita Downtown

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Please see winery directory listings on pages 17-18

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Oso Libre Winery - PR7383 Vineyard Dr; 805-238-3378

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Opolo Vineyards - PR7110 Vineyard Dr; 805-238-9593

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Niner Wine Estates - PR2400 Hwy 46W; 805-542-0133

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Nadeau Family Vintners - PR3860 Peachy Canyon; 805-239-3574

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Moonstone Cellars - Cambria801 Main St; 805-927-9466

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Mondo Cellars - PR3260 Nacimiento Lake Dr; 805-226-2925

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Mitchella Vnyrd - PR2525 Mitchella Ranch; 805-239-8555

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Minassian-Young - PR4045 Peachy Cyn; 805-238-7571

Th-M11-5

Midnight Cellars - PR2925 Anderson; 805-239-8904 Win 10-5

Sum 10-5:30

Michael Gill Cellars - PR4125 Peachy Cyn; 805-239-1668

Sa-Su11-5

Maloy O’Neill - PR5725 Union Rd; 805-238-6430

Daily10-5

Lone Madrone - PR2468 Hwy 46W; 805-238-0845

Daily10:30-5

Loma Linda Vineyards - PR5155 Rancho La Loma Linda; 805-227-7172

By Appt

Locatelli - SanM8585 Cross Canyons; 805-467-0067

F-Su11-4

Linne Calodo - PR3030 Vineyard Dr; 805-227-0797

ByAppt

Le Vigne Winery - PR5115 Buena Vista; 805-227-4000

Sum 11-6Win 11-5

Le Cuvier - PR3333 Vine Hill Ln; 800-549-4764

Daily11-5

Laraneta Vineyards - Temp2602 Templeton Rd; 805-434-5090

ByAppt

Lago Giuseppe Cellars - PR8345 Green Valley Rd; 805-237-7300

ByAppt

L’Aventure Winery - PR2815 Live Oak; 805-227-1588

Th-Su 11-4or by appt

Kukkula - Temp9515 Chimney Rock; 805-227-0111

F-Su11-5

Kiamie Wine Cellars - PR9750 Adelaida Rd; 805-226-8333

Daily

Justin Winery - PR11680 Chimney Rock; 805-238-6932

Daily10-5

Jada Winery - PR5620 Vineyard Dr; 805-226-4200

Daily11-5

Jack Creek Cellars - Temp5265 Jack Crk; 805-226-8283

Th-M 11-4:30or by appt

J Paul Rosilez - PR4889 Dry Creek; 805-226-0550

Daily11-5

J. Lohr Vnyds & Wines - PR6169 Airport Rd; 805-239-8900

Daily10-5

Hunt Cellars - PR2875 Oakdale Rd; 805-237-1600

Daily10:30-5

Hug Cellars - PR2323 Tuley Ct; 805-226-8463

Daily 11-5or by appt

Hope Family Wines - PR1585 Live Oak Rd; 805-238-4112

F-Sa

Kaleidos - PR3770 Willow Creek; 805-226-0828

F-Su11-5

J & J Cellars - SanM2850 Ranchita Cyn; 805-467-2891

F-Su11-5

11-5

10-4

Herman Story Wines - PR1227 Paso Robles; 805-237-2400

Th-Su 11-4& by appt

Hearthstone - PR5070 Vineyard Dr; 805-238-2544

Th-M11-5

Hearst Ranch - San Simeon442 SLO San Simeon; 805-927-4100

Daily11-5

Harmony Cellars - Harmony3255 Harmony Valley; 927-1625

Sum 10-5:30Win 10-5

Hansen Vineyard - Temp5575 El Pomar Dr; 805-239-8412

F-Su11-5

HammerSky Vineyards - PR7725 Vineyard Dr; 805-239-0930

Th-Su

Halter Ranch Vineyards - PR8910 Adelaida Rd; 805-226-9455

Daily

Grizzly Republic - PR840 13th St #F; 805-237-1378

Callfor hrs.

Grey Wolf Cellars - PR2147 Hwy 46W; 805-237-0771 11-5:30

Daily

GreMark Vineyards - PR5325 Rancho La Loma Linda; 805-237-0154

By Appt

Graveyard Vineyards - SanM6990 Estrella Rd; 805-467-2043

Th-M11-5

Gelfand Cellars - PR5530 Dresser Ranch Pl; 805-239-5808

By Appt

Frolicking Frog - PR739 12th St; 805-466-0779

M-Sa

Frisco Cellars - PR4550 Union Rd; 805-296-1021

ByAppt

Fratelli Perata - PR1595 Arbor Rd; 805-238-2809

ByAppt

Four Sisters Ranch - SanM6961 Estrella Rd; 805-526-9242

ByAppt

First Crush Winemaking - PR2975 Limestone Way; 805-434-2772

Th-Sa11-5

Falcon Nest Winery - PR5185 Union Rd; 805-226-0227

Daily10-7:30

FS Cellars - PR1337 Vendels Circle; 805-226-8989

Th-Su11-6

Epoch Estate Wines - PR7505 York Mountain; 805-237-7575

F-M11-5

EOS - PR2300 Airport Rd; 805-591-8050

Daily10-5

Enfold Wines - PR855 Windwood Rd; 805-239-2856

By

Eberle Winery - PR3810 Hwy 46E; 805-238-9607

Win 10-5Sum 10-6

Dunning Vineyards Estate - PR1953 Niderer Rd; 805-238-4763

Th-M11-5

Dubost Winery - PR9988 Chimney Rock; 805-226-8463

F-Su11-5

Dover Canyon Winery - PR4520 Vineyard Dr; 805-237-0101

Th-Su11-5

Donatoni Winery - PR3225 Township; 805-226-0620

Sa-Su 12-5or by appt

Domaine Degher - PR8650 Centra Rd; 805-296-2562

ByAppt

Doce Robles - PR2023 Twelve Oaks; 805-227-4766

Daily10-5:30

Derby Wine Estates - PR5620 Hwy 46E; 805-238-6300

F-M 11-5

Ècluse Wines - PR1520 Kiler Canyon; 805-238-4998

F-Su11-4

Donati Family Vineyard - Temp2720 Oak View; 805-238-3676

Daily10-5

Appt

& appt

11-5

11-5

11-5

Hidden Oak - Temp4671 S El Pomar; 805-237-9315

F-Su11-5

Kenneth Volk - PR2485 Hwy 46W; 805-237-7896

Daily10:30-5

Dark Star Cellars - PR2985 Anderson; 805-237-2389

F-Su10:30-5

Daou Vineyards - PR2777 Hidden Mtn Rd; 805-226-5460

Daily11-5

D’Anbino Cellars - PR710 Pine St; 805-227-6800

Th-M11-6

Cypher Winery - PR3750 Hwy 46W; 805-237-0055

Daily11-6

Croad Vineyards - PR3550 Vinedo Robles; 805-226-9899

Th-M11-5

Clos Solene Wines - PR805-296-0478

By

Clayhouse Wines - PR849 13th St; 805-238-7055

Su-Th 11-6

Clavo Cellars - Temp315 S Main St; 805-226-0174

Daily12-5

Clautiere Vineyard - PR1340 Penman Springs; 805-237-3789

Th-M 12-5

Cinquain Cellars - SanM6404 Independence Ranch; 805-400-5978

By Appt

Chumeia Vineyards - PR8331 Hwy 46E; 805-226-0102

M-Th 12-5F-Su 11-5

Chronic Cellars - PR2020 Nacimiento Lake Dr; 805-237-7848

Daily 11:30-5:30

Château Margene - PR6996 Peachy Cyn Rd; 805-238-3500

Daily

Château Margene - Creston4385 La Panza Rd; 805-238-2321

Sa-Su11-5

Changala Winery - PR3770 Willow Creek; 805-226-9060

F-M11-5

Cerro Prieto - PR3432 Las Tablas Willow Creek; 805-226-8448

By Appt

Cellar 360 - PR7000 Hwy 46E; 805-226-7133

F-Su10-5

Cayucos Cellars - Cayucos131 N Ocean; 805-995-3036

Daily 11-5:30Closed Tue

Castoro Cellars - Temp1315 N Bethel; 805-238-0725

Daily10-5:30

Cass Vineyards - PR7350 Linne Rd; 805-239-1730

Daily11-5

Carmody McKnight Estate - PR11240 Chimney Rock; 805-238-9392

Daily10-5

Carina Cellars - PR3525 Adelaida Rd; 805-252-0860

F-M

Caliza Winery - PR2570 Anderson; 805-237-1480

Th-Su 11-4:30or by appt

Calcareous - PR3430 Peachy Cyn; 805-239-0289

Daily11-5

Burbank Ranch - PR1240 Park; 805-227-4538

Tu-F 12-8, Sa 12-9Su-M 12-5

Broken Earth - PR5625 Hwy 46E; 805-239-2562 F-M 10-6

Tu-Th 11-5:30

Brochelle Vineyards - PR2323 Tuley Ct #130; 805-237-4410

Th-M11-5

Booker Vineyard - PR2640 Anderson Rd; 805-237-7367

Th-Su11-5

Bodegas Paso Robles729 13th, PR; 805-237-3780

Daily 12:30-6F-Sa 12:30-8

Black Hand Cellars - Cambria766 Main St #B; 805-927-9463

Daily

Caparone Winery - PR2280 San Marcos; 467-3827

Daily 11-5Closed Wed

Brian Benson Cellars - PR2985 Anderson Rd; 805-296-9436

F-Su10:30-5

11-5

11-5

Appt

F-Sa 12-7

11-5

Denner Vineyards - PR5414 Vineyard Dr; 805-239-4287

ByAppt

Berrardo Vineyards - PR3280 Township; 805-239-9432

Weekends12-5

Bella Luna - Temp1850 Templeton Rd; 805-434-5477

F-M10-5

Bassetti Vineyards - Cambria1191 N Green Valley; 805-927-1925

ByAppt

Barrel 27 Wine Co - PR2323 Tuley Ct #110; 805-237-1245

Daily11-5

Barr Estate Winery - PR2323 Tuley Ct #110; 805-237-1245

F-Su11-5

B & E Vineyards - PR6950 Union Rd; 805-286-5835

F-Su 11-5

August Ridge - Creston8790 Hwy 41E; 805-239-2455

F 12-5

Asuncion Ridge - PR729 12th St; 805-237-3780

Daily 12:30-6F-Sa 12:30-8

Arroyo Robles - PR1317 Park St; 877-759-WINE

Daily

AronHill Vineyards - Temp3745 Hwy 46W; 805-434-3066

Daily

Anglim - PR740 Pine St; 805-227-6813

Th-M 11-6or by appt

Ancient Peaks - SMarg22720B El Camino Real; 805-365-7045

Th-M 11-5:30

AmByth Estate - Temp510 Sequoia Ln; 805-305-9497

By

Adelaida Cellars - PR5805 Adelaida Rd; 805-239-8980

Daily10-5

or by appt

Sa-Su 11-5

Appt

Bianchi Winery - PR3380 Branch Rd; 805-226-9922

Daily10-5

11-7

11-5

PASO ROBLES AREA WINERIES

SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY BREWERY & WINERY DIRECTORYCity Pre-fixes: AG - Arroyo Grande, PR - Paso Robles, SMarg - Santa Margarita, SanM - San Miguel, SM Santa Maria, SLO - San Luis Obispo, Temp - Templeton

ManRock Brewing - Grover191 S Oak Park #3; 805-270-3089

Call

Pismo Brewing355 Pomeroy; Pismo 295-6200 M-W 2-8

Th-Sa 11-10, Su 11-6

Tap It Brewing - SLO675 Clarion; 805-545-7702

Daily 12-6Th-F 12-8

SLO Brewing - SLO1119 Garden; 805-543-1843 M 4-2am

Tu-Su 11:30-2am

Creekside Brewing - SLO1040 Broad; 805-542-9804

Daily11-12am

Central Coast Brewing - SLO1422 Monterey; 805-783-BREW

M-Sa 12-9Su 12-5

Cayucos Brewing - Cayucos58 16th St; 805-995-2014

Call

Dunbar - SMarg2200 El Camino Real; 805-438-4251

M-Th 3-10, F-Sa 1-12Su 1-9

Molly Pitcher - Atascadero6760 El Camino Real; 805-460-6454

Daily2-12

Paso Robles Brew.525 Pine; PR 805-239-1000

M-W, Su 2-9, Th 2-10F 2-12, Sa 12-12

Firestone Walker - PR1400 Ramada; 805-225-5911 11-9

Daily

Downtown Brewing - PR1108 Pine St; 805-237-8444

Daily11:30-2am

Cambria Beer Co - Cambria821 Cornwall; 203-5265

M-Th12-7F-Sa 12-8, Su 12-6

BarrelHouse Brewing3055 Limestone; PR 296-1128 W-Th 2-8

F-Sa 11-9, Su 11-8

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Tres Hermanas Winery - SM9660 Foxen Canyon; 805-937-8451

Daily10-5

SANTA MARIA / FOXEN CANYON

Torretti Family - SM2330 Westgate Rd; 805-714-0622

ByAppt

Tantara Vineyard - SM4747 Ontiveros Lane; 805-938-5051

ByAppt

Sierra Madre - SM2570 Prell Road; 805-922-3100

ByAppt

Sagebrush Annie’s - Ventucopa4211 Hwy 33; 661-766-2319

Sat-Sun11:30-5

Riverbench Vineyards - SM6020 Foxen Cyn; 805-937-8340

Daily10-4

Rancho Sisquoc - SM6600 Foxen Cyn; 805-934-4332

M-Th 10-4F-Sa 10-5

Ovene Winery - SM2717 Aviation Wy; 714-420-2525

ByAppt

McKeon-Phillips - SM2115 S Blosser #114; 928-3025

Th-M11:30-5:30

La Fenêtre - SM2717 Aviation Way; 310-977-5615

ByAppt

Koehler - Los Olivos5360 Foxen Cyn; 805-693-8384

Daily10-5

Kenneth Volk Vineyards - SM5230 Tepusquet; 805-938-7896

Daily10:30-4:30

Foxen Vineyard - SM7200 Foxen Cyn; 805-937-4251

Daily11-4

Firestone Vineyards - Los Olivos5000 Zaca Station; 805-688-3940

Daily11-5

Fess Parker - Los Olivos6200 Foxen Cyn; 805-688-1545

Daily10-5

Demetria - Los Olivos6701 Foxen Cyn; 805-686-2345

ByAppt

Curtis Winery - Los Olivos5249 Foxen Cyn; 805-686-8999

Daily10-5

Cottonwood Canyon - SM3940 Dominion Rd; 805-937-1600

Daily10-5

Costa De Oro - SM1331 S Nicholson; 805-922-1468

Daily 11-6Fri 11-8

Cambria Winery - SM5475 Chardonnay; 805-938-7318

Daily10-5

Andrew Murray - Los Olivos5095 Zaca Station; 805-686-9604

Sat-Sun11-4

Addamo Estate - Orcutt2510 E Clark Av; 805-937-6400

ByAppt

Wood Winery - Avila280 Front St; 805-595-9663

Daily 11-5F 11-8; Sa 11-7

William James - Pismo911A Price St; 805-773-8466

Su-Th 12-9F-Sa 12-10

Wolff Vineyards - SLO6283 Orcutt Rd; 805-781-0448

Daily11-5

Tolosa Winery - SLO4910 Edna Rd; 805-782-0500

Daily11-5

Taste of the Valleys - SLO911A Price St; 805-773-8466

Su-Th 12-9F-Sa 12-10

Tangent Winery - SLO5828 Orcutt Rd; 805-269-8200

Daily10-5

Talley Vineyards - AG3031 Lopez Dr; 805-489-0446

Daily10:30-4:30

Stephen Ross - SLO178 Suburban; 805-594-1318

Th-Su11-5

Talley Vineyards - AG178 Suburban; 805-594-1318

Daily10:30-4:30

Sextant Wines 1653 Old Price Cyn, SLO; 866-833-WINE

M-F 10-4, Sa-Su 10-5

Saucelito Canyon - SLO3080 Biddle Ranch; 805-543-2111

Daily10-5

Sans Liege Wines - Pismo870 Price St; 805-773-2770

Su-Th 12-6F-Sa 12-8

Salisbury Vnyds - Avila Valley6985 Ontario; 805-595-WINE

F-Su 11-6M-Th 12-6

Rancho Arroyo Grande - AG591 High Mtn Rd; 805-474-0220

1st Sat11-5

Pismo Beach Winery - Pismo271 B Five Cities; 805-773-WINE

Sat-Sun12-5

Piedra Creek Winery - SLO6425 Mira Cielo Dr; 805-541-1281

ByAppt

Phantom Rivers 211 E Branch, AG; 805-481-WINE

Su-Th 12-5, F 12-9

Peloton Cellars - Avila470 Front St; 805-627-1080

M, Th, Sat 12-5F 12-8, Su 11-4

Morovino - Avila76 Landing Passage; 627-1443

Su, M, Tu, Th 12-5F-Sa 12-6

Monterey St Wine Co - SLO1255 Monterey; 805-541-1255

Tu-W 1:30-7Th-Sa 1:30-9

Margerum - Pismo911A Price; 805-773-8466

Su-Th 12-9F-Sa 12-10

Luis Wine Bar - SLO1021 Higuera; 762-4747

M-Th 3-11, F 2-12Sa 12-2, Su 12-11

Laetitia Vineyard - AG453 Laetitia Vineyard; 805-481-1772

Daily11-5

Kynsi Winery - AG2212 Corbett Cyn; 805-544-8461

Th-M11-5

Kelsey See Canyon - SLO1947 See Canyon; 805-595-9700

Daily11-5:30

Edna Valley Vineyard - SLO2585 Biddle Ranch; 805-544-5855

Daily10-5

Cuvée Champagne Bar - Avila550 1st St; 805-727-4144

F 4-10Sa 1-10, Su 12-7

Clesi Wines - SLO1850 Calle Joaquin; 805-286-5073

Callfor hrs.

Claiborne & Churchill - SLO2649 Carpenter Cyn; 805-544-4066

Daily11-5

Chamisal Vineyards - SLO7525 Orcutt Rd; 805-541-9463

Daily10-5

Cerro Caliente - SLO831 A Via Esteban; 805-544-2842

F-Su11-5

Center of Effort Wine - AG2199 Corbett Cyn; 805-782-9463

ByAppt

Barnwood - AG453 Laetitia Vnyrd; 888-809-VINE

Daily11-5

Baileyana Estate - SLO5828 Orcutt; 805-269-8200

Daily10-5

Au Bon Climat - Pismo911A Price St; 805-773-8466

Su-Th 12-9F-Sa 12-10

Autry Cellars - SLO5450 Edna Ed; 805-546-8669

F-Su11-5

Alapay Cellars - Avila415 1st St; 805-595-2632

Daily10:30-6

ZinAlley - Temp3730 Hwy 46W; 805-238-0959

F-Su11-5

Zenaida Cellars - PR1550 Hwy 46W; 805-227-0382

Daily11-5

Windward Vineyard - PR1380 Live Oak; 805-239-2565

Daily10:30-5

Wild Horse Winery - Temp1484 Wild Horse Winery; 805-434-2541

Daily 11-5

Sa 12-7

Bishop’s Peak - AG3031 Lopez Dr; 805-489-0446

Daily10-4:30

SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA WINERIES

Wild Coyote Winery - PR3775 Adelaida Rd; 805-610-1311

Daily11-5

Whalebone Vineyard - PR8325 Vineyard Dr; 239-9020

M-F 11-5Sa-Su 10-5:30

Westburg Cellars - PR1140 Pine St; 805-238-9321

3rd wkd 12-4or by appt

WCP Cellars - PR7340 Drake Rd; 805-467-2138

F 2-6, Sa 12-6Su 12-4

Vista Del Rey - PR7340 Drake Rd; 805-467-2138

Su 11-5by appt

Vines on the Maycrest - PR5050 Mustard Crk; 805-237-0378

F-Sa 11-5Su 10-4

Vina Robles - PR3700 Mill Rd; 805-227-4812

Sum 10-6

Villa San-Juliette - SanM6385 Cross Canyon; 805-550-0522

Daily11-5

Villa Creek Cellars - PR5995 Peachy Cyn; 805-238-7145

F-Su 11-5or by appt

Villicana Winery - PR2725 Adelaida; 805-239-9456

Th-Su11-5

Victor Hugo Winery - Temp2850 El Pomar Dr; 805-434-1128

ByAppt

Via Vega Vineyard - PR2378 Adobe Rd; 805-423-2190

F-Sa 11-5or by appt

Veris Cellars - Temp1266 Bethel Rd; 805-434-0319

Win 11-5Sum 11-6

Venteux Vineyards - Temp1795 Las Tablas Rd; 805-369-0127

Daily10-5

Twilight Cellars - San Juan Bautista110 Orchard Hill; 805-238-7143

Th-Su11-5

Turley Wine Cellars - Temp2900 Vineyard Dr; 805-434-1030

Daily9-5

Treana Winery - PR1585 Live Oak Rd; 805-238-4112

F-Sa10-4

Tolo Cellars - PR9750 Adelaida; 805-226-2282

Th-M 11-5or by appt

Tobin James Cellars - PR8950 Union Road; 805-239-2204

Daily10-6

Thatcher Winery - PR8355 Vineyard Dr; 805-237-0087

Th-M 11-5or by appt

Terry Hoage - PR870 Arbor Rd; 805-238-2083

Th-M11-4

Tassajara Cellars - SanMBarrel Room @ Silver Horse; 805-239-8511

F-Su 11-5

Tablas Creek - PR9339 Adelaida Rd; 805-237-1231

Daily10-5

Summerwood - PR2175 Arbor Rd; 805-227-1365

Daily10-6

Still Waters Vineyards - Temp2750 Old Grove Ln; 805-237-9231

Th-M11-5

Steinbeck - PR5940 Union Rd; 805-238-1854

Th-M11-5

Starr Ranch - PR9320 Chimney Rock; 805-227-0144

ByAppt

Stanger Vineyards - PR7970 Vineyard Dr; 805-238-4777

Daily11-5

Stacked Stone Cellars - PR1525 Peachy Cyn; 805-238-7872

F-Sa 11-5Su 12-5

Silver Horse Winery - SanM2995 Pleasant; 805-467-WINE


Sharp’s Hill - PRPoured at PR Restaurants; Call 805-237-2005

Win 10-5

Tackitt Family - SanM6640 Von Dollen; 805-467-9490

F-Su12-5

Stanger Vineyards - Creston5225 Hwy 41; 805-238-4777

Daily11-5

Shale Oak Winery - PR3235 Oakdale Rd; 805-239-4800

Th-M10-5

Shadow Run Vineyard - PR2720 La Panza Rd; 805-227-0554

F-Su10:30-5

Sextant Wines - PR2324 Hwy 46W; 805-542-0133

Daily10-5

Sarzotti Winery - Temp180 Bella Ranch; 805-226-2022


San Marcos Creek - PR7750 N Hwy 101; 805-467-9260

Daily11-5

San Antonio Winery - PR2610 Buena Vista; 805-226-2600

Daily10-6

Roxo Port Cellars - PR6996 Peachy Canyon; 805-238-1600

Daily

Rotta Winery - Temp250 Winery Rd; 805-237-0510

Daily10:30-5:30

Rocky Creek Cellars - Temp8687 Apple Rd; 805-238-1919

Daily11-5

Rockin’ R Wine - PR8500 Union Rd #C; 805-835-8529

F-Su11-5

Robert Hall - PR3443 Mill Rd; 805-239-1616

Win 10-5Sum 10-6

RN Estate Winery - PR7986 N River Rd; 805-610-9802

ByAppt

RiverStar Vineyards - SanM7450 Estrella Rd; 805-467-0086

Th-M11-5

Rio Seco - PR4295 Union Rd; 805-237-8884

Daily11-5

Red Soles - PR3230 Oakdale Rd; 805-226-9898

Daily11-5

Rangeland Wines - PR10425 Klau Mine Rd; 805-674-9232

ByAppt

Ranchita Canyon Vnyrd - SanM3439 Ranchita Cyn; 805-467-9448

F-M11-5

Rabbit Ridge - PR1172 San Marcos; 805-467-3331

Th-Su11-5

Proulx - PR5424 Vineyard Dr; 805-226-2800

Th-M11-5

Pretty Smith - SanM13350 River Rd; 805-467-3104

F-Su11-5

Pozo Valley - SMarg2200 El Camino Real; 805-438-3375

F-Su12-5

Pomar Junction - Temp5036 S El Pomar; 805-238-9940

Daily

Pithy Little Wine Co - PR1244 Pine St #B; 546-1059

M-F 12-6Sa 11-5, Su 11-5

Pipestone - PR2040 Niderer Rd; 805-227-6385

Th-M11-5

Pianetta - PR829 13th St; 805-226-4005

Su-Th 12-6F-Sa 11-7

Per Cazo Cellars - PR5325 Vineyard Dr; 805-227-4949

ByAppt

Penman Springs - PR1985 Penman Springs; 805-237-4949

Th-Su11-5

Peachy Canyon - PR1480 N Bethel Rd; 805-239-1918

Daily10-5:30

Paso Robles Wine Club - PR800 Pine St #101; 866-238-6400

Daily10-6

Paso Port Wine Co - PR5940 Union Rd; 805-239-2229

(in Steinbeck Vyd)

Parrish Family - PR1220 Park St; 805-286-4028

11-5

Poallilo Vineyards - PR7970 Vineyard Dr; 805-238-0621

Daily11-5

Pear Valley - PR4900 Union Rd; 805-237-2861

Daily11-5

11-5

Th-M 11-5

Th-M 1-6:30F-Sa 1-7:30

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Where are you two from? How did you settle in Creston?Nick & Robin: In order to be closer to family, we relocated from Maui, Hawaii in 2001 after living there for thirteen years. We had the opportunity to visit a family member in Cayucos, which led us to explore the Central Coast. Surprisingly, it met all our criteria for relocation.

Tell me about your olive farm.Nick: Currently, we are farmers growing and producing Extra Virgin Olive Oil under the name of Casa Pau Hana Olive Farm. Previously, Robin enjoyed a thirty year career in nursing, primarily as an oncology nurse. I initially trained as a technologist in radiology and subsequently worked as an operational director for medical imaging environments.

Tell me about all of the residents of your home, including any animal companions. Nick & Robin: The home is occupied primarily by us, with

frequent visits by family members and friends. A house is not a home without animal occupants, which currently includes our dog, a couple of cats and a handful of egg-laying chickens, plus we enjoy the presence of abundant wildlife.

Tell me about your search for your home and what you were looking for.Nick & Robin: Our search was less about a home that had been built, but rather a location and community that satisfied our needs. We felt a rural environment was an opportunity to put land to good use. We believe that the Creston area is one of the best choices on the Central Coast. We did not seek a home as much as we sought the right property that would accommodate home plans that we had previously purchased. Although the plans were basic to the home itself, we felt that additions conducive to our life style could be added at any time. This included extensive landscaping and gardens, outdoor entertainment area with a wood-fired pizza oven and Bocce ball court.

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IN RURAL CRESTON

INTERVIEW WITH NICK AND ROBIN GLADDIS OF CASA PAU HANA OLIVE FARM by Hayley Thomas


How would you describe your home?Nick & Robin: The home design has a Tuscan feel that emphasizes casual living and entertaining. From the large gourmet kitchen, subterranean wine cellar, great room, sheltered courtyard with the wood-fired pizza oven – it lends itself to a warm and friendly atmosphere. We find that having a somewhat larger home (approximately 5,000-square-foot) is never too much space, since it is frequently occupied by family and friends and we uses the spaces frequently to entertain guests.

What is your favorite room or favorite aspect of your home?Nick & Robin: Although we like the aspects of a gourmet kitchen, we find that gathering in the courtyard and cooking Neapolitan pizza for our guests is a most comfortable and fun place to be. That’s when the wood-fired pizza oven comes in handy most! There is nothing more personal than breaking bread with another human being.

Would you say this is your “dream” home?Nick & Robin: The house plans were purchased from Sunset Magazine after being depicted as their “Western Dream Home” in 1997, built in Menlo Park, California. It took long periods of intense discussion for us to embrace the plan with some personal changes. We feel this is close to a perfect environment for us to live in. What enhance this home are the additions we’ve made as well as the 1,900 olive trees on the property.

What do you enjoy most about living in rural Creston?Nick & Robin: We love the fact that we live in a rural environment that offers the opportunity to know and socialize with neighbors. We also are blessed to be in close proximity to some of the best wineries, restaurants and entertainment offered anywhere, while still being able to enjoy a small community ambiance.

For more on Casa Pau Hana Olive Farm, visit their Facebook page.

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T he juicy health food craze green smoothies is growing popular and changing lives. In their raw or green state, fruits and

vegetables contain many nutrients. Often times, the fruits and vegetables that we consume in our daily diets come from dishes whose preparations are cooked. But when cooked, food ingredients lose about half of their total amount of vitamins and nutrients. So green smoothie recipes encourage the use of raw fruits and vegetables in your daily diet, resulting in a higher amount of nutrients consumption…all through a straw!

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by Audrey Johns


Start with veggies that have little to no bold flavor. Sneak them into a fruit smoothie. Good vegetables to start with are spinach or cucumber because they have mild flavors or no pronounced flavor when blended with fruits. Also, carrots are almost as sweet as fruit and make great juices

Follow the 2 to 1 ratio – two fruits to one vegetable to keep the smoothie sweet

Add water or almond milk to thin your smoothie. To keep a smoothie low in calories, do not add any flavored juices. Almond milk will boosts protein intake and metabolism!

Keep organic frozen fruit and vegetables in the freezer. When produce is immediately frozen after picking, flavor and nutrition are still retained. These are great products to have on hand for your morning smoothies!

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CRAZY FOR KALE

½ cup cherries, ½ cup blueberries, 1 cup fresh kale, 2 teaspoons honey, 1 cup almond milk

METABOLISMBOOSTER

1 orange peeled, 1/3 cup strawberries, 1 cup raw spinach, 1 cup almond milk

STRAWBERRYBANANA

½ cup strawberries, 1 banana, 1 cup raw spinach, ½ cup almond milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

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¼ cup pineapple, one orange peeled, 1 cup raw spinach, 1 cup almond milk

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½ cup strawberries, ¼ cup pineapple, 1 cup broccoli florets or parsley, 1 teaspoon honey, 1 cup water

SWEETIEPIE

1 cup sweet peas, 1 banana, ½ cup blueberries, 1 cup almond milk, chia seeds, ½ teaspoon honey

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1/4 cup mango, 1 orange peeled, 1 cup chopped cucumber, 1 tablespoon flax seeds

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½ cup strawberries, 1 orange peeled, 2 carrots, 1 cup almond milk

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A Few Words onFulfilling Relationshipsby Valentina Petrova

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According to human needs based psychology, we are all after the same things. Universally, across cultures, we all strive to fulfill the same six basic human needs: safety/security, variety/novelty, significance, love/connection, growth and contribution. The only difference is the strategies we develop in order to fulfill those needs. Poor strategies for fulfilling these needs bring about poor results which can backfire and often make us feel worse off than we started out. A slight complication to the theme is that for each individual person one or two of those needs are predominant. There are developmental reasons for this, but suffice it to say that, two people with conflicting primary needs who are unaware of what drives them can easily cause each other more hardship than necessary, when in reality they could be helping and complimenting each other instead.

Fulfilling relationships are built on understanding each others’ needs and being willing to extend ourselves to the other person for more than just selfish reasons associated with the fulfillment of our own needs.

It is amazing how the world opens up when we are there for each other and how each one of us can blossom in a wonderful relationship. At the same time it is equally amazing how often times we are the ones who shut the door on happiness because we are unskillful in fulfilling our own needs and we blame it on the fault of someone else.

Consider all of the things that you think are wrong with one or more of your relationships. Where do you assign the blame? Are you accounting for your own part in them? What needs are you trying to satisfy by the way you are acting? Could you do something different? Do you understand what the other person needs? These are but a few questions you can ask yourself on your way to figuring things out. If you are interested, you can join me for a weekend seminar on Understanding and Building Fulfilling Relationships on March 22 & 23 at 1:00 – 3:15 pm. For more information on this opportunity please visit our website at www.HolisticMovementCenter.com

Wishing all of you fulfilling relationships! You can make it happen.

“No man is an island, Entire of itself, Every man is a piece of the continent, A part of the main.”-John Donne

Valentina Petrova can be reached at the Holistic Movement Center in Morro Bay at 805-909-1401 where you can take a YoMazing yoga class with her or on her personal website at www.ThisFulfillingLife.com.

The words above are by English poet, John Donne and they are words that help us examine how we fulfill relationships. We act as if we all are islands, entire of ourselves. Worse, we often act as if the entire Universe revolves around our

particular islands only. We also complain that we feel alone, isolated and frustrated with our relationships which do not go according to our preferences. We rely on medication to keep ourselves up, and beat ourselves down when we find ourselves in the same kind of relationship trouble we swore we will never repeat again.

However we manage to move through life, we know that we cannot live without other humans. From each other, we learn about each other and ourselves. We challenge, inspire, help, support and get in the way of one another all the time. In and through relationships we discover who we are, what we are all about, what we like and dislike, what to do with ourselves.

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Foot Zone TherapyAn Interview with Chelsea Enger by Lauren Whipkey

What is Foot Zone Therapy?

Foot Zone Therapy is an effective method used to treat the physical, mental and emotional features of the body by focusing on trigger points located in areas of the feet. There are energy meridians running through the body, beginning and ending in our hands and feet. Deep pressure to the feet in these areas triggers stimulation to the associated areas. It is a natural way of bringing relief and healing to the body by utilizing the body’s own healing resources. It rejuvenates the body by reinforcing the electrical connections and communication of the body.

Anyone can benefit from Foot Zone Therapy. All ages and all conditions of health can enjoy improved health and vitality. It is an excellent modality for renewing your cellular system, rejuvenating energy and bringing the body into balance. It will also aid you in assessing your current state of health.

During your Foot Zone Therapy discomfort is felt in the areas that healing is needed. A basic treatment lasts 45-60 minutes. Consistent sessions over a two-month period are recommended in order to detoxify and establish the body’s restorative process. You will find that your body will tell you when it is time for another “zone.”

How does Foot Zone Therapy Work?

Zoning practitioners enhance health by encouraging the body’s electrical system to communicate more effectively. Each point creates an impulse that causes the brain to make a change in the corresponding areas. This raises life energy and renews the cells of the body.

Each cell in your body knows how to renew itself. A cell’s DNA in the physical body is connected to the etheric body, or the “memory body,” an area that holds the original blue print for the DNA of that cell, giving it the ability to reproduce perfect cells or effectively heal/renew cells. The complex signal system located in the feet connects to each organ and cell in the body. This system is a connecting link between the physical, emotional, mental and etheric bodies. Foot Zone Theory utilizes the signal system to reconnect with the etheric blueprint and balance and renew the body’s entire cellular structure.

Used proficiently it is effective in treating poor blood circulation and strengthening the lymphatic system. It can provide enormous relief for those suffering from conditions like insomnia, head aches, eczema, asthma, poor digestion, back and neck problems, hormone imbalance, PMS, fibromyalgia, post-natal depression, migraines and high blood pressure.

How is Foot Zone Therapy Different from Reflexology?Modern Reflexology and Foot Zone Therapy were both pioneered by Dr. Fitzgerald but Reflexology tends to focus on one system of the body that may need strengthening or balance. Zone Therapy treats each session with a complete systematic routine that incorporates the whole body.

I encourage my clients to avoid treating their body symptomatically and treat it rather as a complex whole. Imbalances in the body occur long before symptoms are manifested. Remember that by the time detection occurs the problem is usually well advanced. With Zone Therapy you may gain early detection of imbalances and treat them as well.

Foot Zone Therapy appointments are now available through The Spa Central Coast located at 6105 El Camino Real. Please call (805) 464-0129. For mobile appointments contact Chelsea Enger (805) 952-3155.


Stadium ParkCapistrano Ave off Hwy 41

1.79mi / 1hreasy

Opolo Vineyards Trails7110 Vineyard Dr

2.81mi / .3hreasy

◆ ◆PASO ROBLES

Charolais Walking TrailCharolais Road/S River Rd

1.4mi / 1hreasy ◆ ◆ ◆

◆(open duringbusiness hours)

SANTA MARGARITA

Fiscalini Ranch PreserveWindsor Boulevard, Cambria

12 Trailseasy - mod.

Rinconada TrailPozo Road *use caution

3.3mi / 1.5hrmoderate ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

CAMBRIA/SAN SIMEON

North Coast

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆San Simeon Beach ParkN Hwy 1, San Simeon

3mi / 1hrmoderate ◆ ◆ ◆

Whale Rock Reservoir108 13th Street *Open Apr-Nov

3.8mi / 2hreasy ◆

CAYUCOS

Black Hill TrailMorro Bay State Park Rd

.5mi / .5hrmoderate ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

Cerro AltoHwy 41, Cerro Alto Camp

4mi / 1.5hrmoderate ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

Cerro Cabrillo TrailsSouth Bay Boulevard

4.1mi / 1hrhard ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

MORRO BAY

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Portola PointSouth Bay Boulevard

2mi / 1hr ◆ ◆ ◆easy

Quarry & Park Ridge TrailSouth Bay Boulevard

2.5mi / 1hrmoderate ◆ ◆ ◆

Chorro HillSouth Bay Boulevard

1.8mi / 1hreasy ◆ ◆ ◆

Cloisters WetlandCloisters Park, Coral Ave

3.5mi / 1.5hreasy ◆ ◆ ◆

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ATASCADERO

North County

Atascadero Lake Park9305 Pismo Ave

1.3mi / .5hr

Hike Bike DogHorseBird

◆ ◆ ◆

Camp

Fee

easy

De Anza Estates Trail1405 N Ferrocarril Road

Blue Oak TrailHeilmann Regional Park

1.3mi / .5hreasy

.85mi / .3hreasy

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◆ ◆

De Anza Estates Trail - SouthAragon Road (end)

1.69mi / 1hreasy

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◆ ◆

De Anza Trail - North4535 Sycamore Road

2.81mi / 1hreasy

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆Jim Green TrailCortez Ave

1.6mi / .6hreasy

HIKING & WALKING TRAILSSan Luis Obispo County

Cerro Alto Trail OffersPanoramic Views of the County

Mother’s BeachColeman Park

No-Name BeachMorro Rock, south side

Avila BeachAvila Beach PierFront Street

Fisherman’s BeachAvila & Port San Luis

Olde Port BeachAvila Beach Drive

Pirate’s CoveMallagh LandingCave Landing Road

San SimeonSan Simeon State Beach Hwy 1, across Hearst Castle

CambriaMoonstone BeachMoonstone Beach Drive

CayucosCayucos State BeachCayucos Pier to Studio Dr

Estero BluffsCayucos Drive, Estero Point

Morro BayMorro Strand State BeachN Morro Rock, 24th Street

Morro Bay SandspitMorro Rock to Los Osos

Beach Access

North County

South County

Los OsosMontana De OroPecho Valley Road

Shell/Pismo Beach/OceanoShell Beach760 Mattie Road

Pismo BeachPismo Beach PierPomeroy Avenue

Pismo State Beach555 Pier Ave, Oceano

Pismo - N Beach CampHighway 1, Pismo Beach

Oceano DunesPier Avenue, Post 2

NipomoGuadalupe DunesMain Street, Guadalupe

Beaches in San Luis Obispo County:

Beautiful beaches are much enjoyed natural landscape features in the county. Filled with life and visited regularly, county beaches are a welcome place for many to enjoy. Many beaches allow day or overnight camping and some require entrance fees. Most of them will allow dogs on-leash and in some cases, off-leash. Inquire about policies, rules and fees with each location. When using beaches and camps, please always remember to be safe, follow the designated onsite rules and respect landscapes.

The top of Cerro Alto trail offers a bird’s-eye view of the entire county. Several trails lead from the trailhead at Cerro Alto Campground off of Highway 41, between Morro Bay and Atascadero. all converging at the 1,600ft summit. Cerro Alto trail offers opportunities for hiking, biking, camping, dog walking and birdwatching. A fee is required in order to camp onsite and reservations are recommended but camping space is given on a first come, first serve basis. Hiking also requires a small fee but is well-worth it. 4 miles | 1.5-2 hours | moderate

TRAIL/TRAILHEAD LOCATION MILES/TIME

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Big/Little Falls CanyonUpper Lopez Canyon (Oct-May)

2.5mi / 1hreasy

Lopez Lake Trails6820 Lopez Drive

many trailseasy-mod.

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Oso Flaco Lake TrailOso Flaco Lake Road

2.2mi / 1hreasy ◆

Black Lake Trail1160-1198 Cabrillo Highway

2mi / 1hreasy-mod. ◆

◆ ◆Trout Creek Trail2735 Hi Mountain Rd (Mar-Nov)

7.8mi / 4hrmod. ◆ ◆ ◆

Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes6350 W Main St, Guadalupe

6mi / 3hreasy ◆

South Hills Trail385 Woodbridge Street

2mi / 1hr ◆easy

Terrace Hill1295 Bishop Street

.8mi / .4hreasy ◆

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Yucca Ridge TrailCal Poly Campus

3mi / 1.5hreasy ◆

ARROYO GRANDE

High Ridge Trail124-198 Hi Mountain Road

5mi / 2.5hrmod. ◆ ◆

◆ ◆(camp)

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NIPOMO

Poly CanyonPoly Canyon Road/Village Dr

5.5mi / 2.5hr ◆easy

Lemon Grove Loop1183 Fernandez Road

2.2mi / 1hreasy ◆ ◆

Reservoir Canyon TrailReservoir Canyon Road

4.9mi / 2hrhard ◆ ◆ ◆

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Hike Bike DogHorseBird Cam

pFe

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Montaña De Oro3550 Pecho Valley Road

many trailseasy - mod. ◆

Los Osos Oaks State ReserveLos Osos Valley Road

1mi / .5hreasy

Bob Jones TrailOntario Road

5.6mi / 2.5hreasy

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El Moro Elfin Forest ReserveEnter: 11th-17th Streets

1.5mi / .5hreasy

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Shell Beach Bluffs Indio Drive & Bluff Drive

2mi / 1hreasy ◆ ◆ ◆

Guiton Trail Oceano LagoonOceano Campground

1.5mi / 1hreasy ◆

Cerro San Luis Obispo1183 Fernandez Road

3.mi / 1.5hrmod. ◆ ◆

LOS OSOS/BAYWOOD

South Coast

◆ ◆◆ ◆ ◆(camp)(*rules)

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◆Sweet Springs PreserveBroderson off Ramona Ave

1mi / .5hreasy ◆

AVILA BEACH

◆ ◆ ◆Mallagh Landing3254 Avila Beach Drive

9.3mi / 3hreasy ◆ ◆ ◆

PISMO/SHELL BEACH

Cave Landing & Pirate’s CoveCave Landing Road

2mi / 1hreasy ◆ ◆

Chumash Park TrailVentana Road

1mi / .5hreasy ◆ ◆

OCEANO

Coastal Access TrailPismo State Beach - N Camp

1mi / .5hreasy ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

(camp)

◆◆Meadow Creek TrailGrand Avenue

1.5mi / 1hreasy ◆ ◆

SAN LUIS OBISPO

South County

Crespi Trail2710 Turri Road

3.2mi / 1.5hrmod.-hard

Dairy Creek & El ChorroRange Road

3mi / 1.5hreasy

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◆Eagle Rock & Oak Woodland1775 Calle Joaquin

2.5mi / 1.5hreasy

East Cuesta Ridge Cuesta Grade

7.9mi / 4hrmod.

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◆ ◆◆Felsman LoopPatricia Drive

3.2mi / 1.5hreasy ◆ ◆

Froom Canyon/Irish HillsMadonna Road/Duval Ranch

4.1mi / 2.25hrmod. ◆ ◆◆

Islay Hill1364 Sweet Bay Lane

1.8mi / 1.5hreasy ◆ ◆

Johnson Ranch Trail B5190 Ontario Road

2.9mi / 1.5hrmod.

◆ ◆◆ ◆Laguna Lake TrailLaguna Lake Park, Madonna

1.5mi / .5hreasy ◆ ◆ ◆

Bird Camp

Fee

*Please note that all listings for dogs are on-leash. Some locations may have designated areas where dogs can be let off-leash. Check with locations. Some trails and camps listed will allow camping onsite, but please inquire with individual parks for rates, fees, rules and regulations. When using trails and camps, please always remember to be safe, follow the designated onsite rules and respect landscapes. For all inquiries, contact [email protected].

Dog Parks

North Coast

CambriaCambria Dog Park2706 Main Street

Morro BayJody Giannini Family Dog ParkIronwood St, Del Mar Park

South County

Dog parks in San Luis Obispo County are financed by donations and operated by various non-profit groups. Park visitors are asked to pay a fee for day use and have the option of purchasing an annual membership. For more details, please inquire with parks on an individual basis. Each dog park may have different park rules and regulations. Be sure to review the park rules before entering.

North County

AtascaderoHeilmann Dog Park1100 El Bordo

Paso RoblesSherwood Dog Park290 Scott Street

TempletonVineyard Dog Park1010 Semillion Lane

Laguna Lakes Dog ParkDalidio Dr, Laguna Lake Park

Arroyo GrandeElm Street Dog Park1221 Ash Street

NipomoNipomo Dog ParkPomery & W Tefft St

San Luis ObispoEl Chorro Dog ParkDairy Creek Road

Dog Parks in San Luis Obispo County:

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ARROYO GRANDEWed 9:30am - 11:30amKmart Shopping Center

Sat 12:00pm - 2:30pmCity Hall in the VIllage

ATASCADEROWeds 3:00pm - 6:00pm

Albertsons Parking Lot, El Camino Real

AVILA BEACHFri 4:00pm - 8:00pm

Avila Beach Promenade

BAYWOOD PARK/LOS OSOSMon 2:00pm - 4:30pmRamona Garden Park

CAMBRIAFri 2:30pm - 5:30pm

Main St and Cambria St

CAYUCOSFri 9:30am - 11:00am

Veterans Hall

MORRO BAYThurs 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Spencer’s on North Main

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PASO ROBLESTues 3:00pm - 6:00pm

City Park on 11th St and Park St

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PISMOTues 4:00pm - 6:30pm (Summer Only)

Cypress St

SAN LUIS OBISPOThurs 6:00pm - 9:00pmDowntown, Higuera St

Sat 8:00am - 11:00amSLO Promenade

SAN MIGUELSun 10:00am - 2:00pmMission St and 10th St

TEMPLETONSat 9:00am - 12:30pm

6th Street and Crocker St

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