Eberle Winery

I loved the hospitality at the winery. We missed our reservation time but were able to sit inside near the bar where Mark served us so attentively. They served us complimentary BBQ meats that day which was a nice surprise and I never had such experience at any other wineries. We were able to join a later tour. There was no pressure for us to purchase anything but we ended up buying a whole case, being impressed by the generosity of this team. The tasting, tour and food are all complimentary. I would definitely stop by again next time we are passing through Paso Robles.

Wow what a great winery. And Everyone is friendly. Kirk took us on our tour. Kirk was Awesome. He gave the best wine tasting tour that I ever had. We had pairing cheeses, fruit, nuts, and crackers. The facility was clean and we were greeted by golden retriever. I think he’s a permanent resident. I ended up joining the winery (even though I live in Tennessee), but it was all worth the visit. I highly recommend that you make a visit if/when you’re in Paso Robles. Thank you Kirk! ;-)

I had the best experience with our guide, Tiffany. We explored the caves, their wines, and got to meet the winery dogs! The vibes were absolutely immaculate. Oh! And the wines are DELICIOUS!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We weren’t sure what to expect from one of the more established, larger wineries in the area—but Eberle completely won us over. The wine? Excellent. Every pour impressed. The staff? Absolutely outstanding—friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming. And the atmosphere? Perfectly balanced. The reserved tasting area felt relaxed and upscale, while the outdoor space with live music had an easy, chill vibe. Bonus points for the cave tour, which added a fun twist to the visit and reminded us why Eberle has been a Paso Robles favorite for so long. Definitely worth a stop, whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just out for a great afternoon.

Free tasting, wine cellar tours. If you into red wines, it could be it. Prepackaged cheese "board", complicated patio seating. I think they are after "reservation" crowd and "prime" clientele. Well run, nice staff.

Amazing wine, friendly service, and really cool tours. Love this place. Definitely check it out! Wine is sublime, and the scenery is incredible!

Great visit to a winery in Paso, the Cab ($60) was sooo tasty, although very pricey in my opinion. They allowed a free tasting and tour and they weren’t pushy to make me buy anything. It was a lovely experience especially for someone who doesn’t know anything about wine and may not want to spend tons of a tasting.

We were visiting on a hot summer sunday afternoon. Only 5mins / 3.3 miles from 101 ramp on 46. Beautiful property on a little hilltop, ample parking including handicap in front of the entrance. Friendly welcoming staff. They offer two different free tastings: 5 wines inside at the bar/counter or one wine outside at the large patio overlooking the vineyards, with addl. tastings for purchase. The latter includes a cellar tour too. Comfortable table seating in the shade, with curtains protecting from occasional winds. Our host Kirk was lovely and provided ample of background info. Generous pours. Nobody pushes for making purchases. Our clear favorite wine was/is the Viognier, with the Chardonnay a close second (likely biased due to Burgundy background) . The GSM is an interesting blend, for an acquired taste. I liked the Zinfandel too. Overall great impression, highly recommended. Took a few bottles home, will come back at next opportunity.

We got several suggestions to visit Eberle Winery while in the area. The tasting room was packed with guests all around the bar and possibly a few people outside too. It had been raining most of the day so we didn't look for or ask about any outside seating. They offer a wine cave tour but we probably got there too late to sign up for a tour. We didn't want to push our luck since we felt like we were just lucky enough to squeak in as the last tasting of the day. The couple tasting next to us were wine club members from the area so we chatted with them for a bit. They were very funny and informative too. We heard about some of the sushi spots they frequent in the area and along the coast too. They told us Eberle offered free wine tastings plus discounts for veterans too so it definitely secured the sale for us! We enjoyed our tasting and bought some wine to take home. The wine room staff were all very nice and didn't rush us even though we were the last tasting of the day. They were already sold out of their charcuterie plates so we did get some marcona almonds to snack on to help tide us over until we could get dinner afterward. We enjoyed our time at Eberle and look forward to a future visit when we return to the Paso Robles area. I hope everyone goes to check them out and spreads the word that they have some wonderful wines for everyone!

Leaving a review for Eberle as it was my first winery experience in Paso Robles. Huge shoutout to Jen our wine pourer of the afternoon. She made my group of four feel so welcomed and educated that even now after almost a week later of going there, it still leaves a lasting impact of how much we enjoyed the experience. The wine was overall good. Their rośe is award winning but my personal favorite from their tasting is their Cabernet Sauvignon. We loved it so much we even took two bottles home. It was a bummer as they canceled their "cave" tour three times while we were there which we were really looking forward to - Communication on how this tour works was a bit .. awkward and the front desk didn't really give us a solid answer and then when we brought it up with Jen during our last pour, she said she would try to work something out and last minute, they had Steph I believe was her name- give a tour which we were so happy about but it threw off our original scheduled plans. The cave tour is definitely fascinating as there are so many fun facts that I'll save for the experience. But will say these man made caves were great to experience and walk through even for a short while. Not sure if it would be good for people who are claustrophobic as it is enclosed down there but still a great tour to consider as it's free. Don't forget to tip your tour guides and wine pourers. *fun facts: if you're lucky you'll run into the owner himself sitting out front enjoying his glass of wine. Also the two poodle dogs on property are cute and wander around- they are super behaved.

Love this spot! It is winery heaven and we stumbled on it by accident. I found this because I saw it had free wine tastings which I was in disbelief about but it was true! Free wine tastings and no pressure to purchase. Though purchase we did because it was lovely, including a surprisingly good rose (we are not big rose people). The space is nice with a great big covered patio overlooking the grape vines. It is not as spectacular a view as some wineries but solid nonetheless. The staff is so nice and friendly and just informative enough to give you a good sense of the wines without giving too much daunting information. We also got lucky to get a cave tour when they had space and we had mentioned interest in it but lack of availability. Also, the wine owner was a former biologist and went into wine making and now hangs out there with his dogs to greet guests.

Me and the hubby booked a cave tour and came on Christmas Eve and boy was it pouring down rain!! But the staff was super friendly and made everyone as comfortable as they could under the covered area to shield us from the rain and had the heaters on as well. We did a couple of tastings before the cave tour and finished the rest after. Tiffany and Mike were very knowledgeable about the wines as well. Tiffany made the cave tour fun and let us take all the pics we wanted. I loved learning the history about the owner and the meaning of the small wild boar used in the logo! My fave wine was 2022 estate Cabernet Sauvignon and the hubbys was the Rosé. Our tasting was comped and that was a pleasant surprise!! We will definitely be back when the weather is nicer!

Booked a tour of the wine caves online. The tour was short but fun. The wine tasting was complimentary which was a nice surprise. Got a couple of wine bottles for the road. This winery is very family friendly so you can bring your kids.

Free tasting and tour of the cave was definitely worth it. Our guide/server was passionate about sharing the history of Eberle and was great at serving us our tasting. We weren't even pressured to buy a bottle, but we did anyway! Such a beautiful property and wonderful views of the vineyard. Also, love that they're dog friendly inside and out.

Excellent wine and great service! Had a great time learning about how they make their wine during the cave tour. Our host was so welcoming and generous with his knowledge and his pours. We left with 5 bottles of wine. Both indoor and outdoor spaces were beautiful with lovely views of their amazing vineyard.

Honestly, my experience at Eberle blew me away. I don't do a ton of wine tastings, but my friend and I both agreed this was one of the best tasting experiences we've ever had. I would highly recommend checking out this winery if you're in the Paso Robles area! Everything was perfect about our visit - from the informative cave tour to the amazing views on their deck overlooking the vineyards to our super nice and friendly sommelier. Plus the whole experience was free! It really doesn't get any better than this. I booked a complimentary tasting on their website a couple days before coming and there was plenty of availability. I changed the day of my reservation right before the trip and didn't have any issues with that either. I love how easy it was to book and modify the tasting. On the day of, we arrived at our booked time and they immediately got us seated and started with the first wine. The complimentary tasting includes 5 wines - currently it's one white and four reds. After our first pour, they brought everyone down to the fermentation area as well as the caves and introduced us to the history of the winery and talked a little bit about their wine making process. This was a quick tour, maybe 15-20 minutes, and we spent the rest of our tasting back up on the deck slowly sipping our wines and taking in the view. I personally prefer white wines over red, so the first wine, the 2023 estate viognier, was my favorite, but we bought a bottle of both the 2022 zinfandel and their sangria to take home. My favorite part of the whole experience was the view. Their patio is raised and overlooks the vineyards, and our table was right next to the railing, so this was one of the best views I've ever had during a wine tasting. For hot days, the patio has overhead cooling mist fans and regular fans. Also, they have an indoor area where you can do tastings. I saw people walking in and doing tastings in the inside area. Personally I would recommend the complimentary patio tasting for the views though.

Had an AMAZING time!!! We did wine tasting & the cave tour. Not a huge wine lover but I honestly LOVED everything we tasted. Tamera was the BEST & we highly recommend her if you come for a tour!!!

Visited Eberle while in town for my birthday weekend! I liked their decor and thought it's fun how they have a boar as their mascot. They had some great wines, and the Boar Red blend was one of my favorites. We originally came to do the cave tour, but the times listed on their website did not match up with the times once we arrived, so I recommend double checking by calling if you want to do one of their regular tour times! Eberle is one of the only places in Paso that actually does a free tasting, which is a great plus. The wines are delish and affordable - and hopefully next time I'm in town I can get to see the cave!

Despite having no space in my life for another wine club membership, I left Eberle today with yet another due to the fantastic tasting experience we had with Tiffany. The grounds are lovely with an excellent vineyard view. We did the VIP tasting with cave tour where we tried some wonderful wines with excellent cheese pairings in a cool (meaning both temperature and ambiance) atmosphere. Loved their Zinfandel and Cabernet and had an overall excellent experience. The owner's dogs, Sangiovese and Barbera, are friendly and fun to spend time with while eating some delicious barbecue (duck sausage, where have you been all my life?!?) Can't wait to bring friends and family back and also recreate our tasting experience at home with some cheese!

Free wine tasting still exists in 2025! Quick service and good size pours in the wine flight. While some of the wines weren't my favorite, it was still so nice to just relax and enjoy the beautiful views from their patio. Recommended to make a reservation just in case!

Eberle gets 5 stars for not only providing free wine tastings and a free cave tour but also offering a 40% military discount! That discount was a wonderful surprise--far beyond what most places offer. We truly appreciated the support that Gary Eberle extends to the military. The wine tasting featured five different wines--one white and four reds. We especially enjoyed the Full Boar Red and Estate Cabernet Sauvignon. Our hostess, Tammy, was fantastic--fun, knowledgeable, and eager to help. She even had great dinner recommendations and went the extra mile by calling the restaurant to secure reservations for us. The winery is in a great location, and their deck overlooks the vineyard. I highly recommend taking advantage of the outdoor seating for your tasting--it's an unbeatable experience. The inside is also cozy, with a bar and fireplace to relax at. The cave tour is a must-see, offering a fascinating glimpse into where all the magic happens. We were lucky to meet Mr. Gary Eberle as we were leaving the winery and had the opportunity to thank him personally for his generous military discount. We will absolutely be back!

Very cool spot! We came to Paso Robles on a rainy weekend and struggled to find reservations, but Eberle Winery welcomed us with open arms. Their wine tastings and cave tours are completely free--yes, free! If you've never seen wine aging in a cave, this tour is a must. It's a quick 15-minute walk-through, just long enough to learn the history and take in the unique underground vibe without dragging on. I recommend calling ahead of time to see what their times are for tours that day. They also offer cheese and charcuterie boxes plus fresh baguettes for purchase, which made for a perfect snack while we sipped. Great wine, friendly staff, and a unique experience--definitely worth a stop!

Wow what a great winery. And Everyone is friendly. Kirk took us on our tour. Kirk was Awesome. He gave the best wine tasting tour that I ever had. We had pairing cheeses, fruit, nuts, and crackers. The facility was clean and we were greeted by golden retriever. I think he's a permanent resident. I ended up joining the winery (even though I live in Tennessee), but it was all worth the visit. I highly recommend that you make a visit if/when you're in Paso Robles. Thank you Kirk! ;-)

After our Hearst Castle trip we went wine tasting. I made a 3:30 appointment at Eberle winery and they didn't disappoint. So happened that My daughter and JD went there before as well. Wine tasting with a tour to the manmade tunnel is free but an appointment has to be made in advance. This tunnel is used to store their wine barrel to aged. It's kept at 60 degrees without the use of AC.( 30 ft below if i remember it right) We were able to meet the owner and his 2 poodles too. Our host Michael is very gracious and knowledgeable about their wines. I like their Chardonnay, zinfandel, and the Cab Sauv. and went home with a few bottles- so the free tasting??? Not so free!!!- .

Visited end of March 2025. Choose this winery because of proximity to the Senserio Paso Robles light show. It is literally next door from the winery. We made reservations in advance. Made it for 330pm to 5pm. This was for the cave tour and tasting. Parking was plenty. Grounds were beautiful. We got seated right away. It was a little windy so their screens were lowered but we could still see the vineyard. Tasting started a little early. We were rounded for the cave tour. It was fascinating and not too long. My mom is in her late 70s and mobility is limited. She was able to do the tour without problems. We enjoyed both the tour and the tasting. Our tasting host was super nice and answered our questions. Made for a relaxing visit. We ordered the cheese/charcouterie box and it was fabulous. Highly recommend the tour, the visit and tasting. Best place to spend afternoon before heading to Sensorio Paso Robles light show. It's literally next door. Definitely want to visit again!

This is a winery set up in an idyllic site of Paso Robles: it is only a 9-10 minutes drive from downtown Paso Robles and set up on a hill. The parking is easy and plentiful. Once inside, you will be guided to the outside patio where you will be served 5 different wines. NOTE: it's one of the very few wineries in Paso Robles where they do not charge for tasting which was greatly appreciated! The wines were decent, not exceptional as I was hoping. We toured the caves, which was a really good experience. Service was excellent. The views were amazing. I would recommend Eberle Winery to be on your list of wineries to visit.

Beautiful spot to stop! I personally didn't like any of the wines on the wine tasting menu as they all had very high tannins which I thought made the wines I tasted too be more bitter than I would prefer. The wine tasting host that I was greeted by at the door when I first walked in came off very "curt" . I didn't take it personally, But I did find it to be kinda not a warm welcoming. Maybe she was a little stressed out at the moment for reasons I wouldn't know as I'd literally just walked in for the first time. She turned out to be the person to pour my wine tastings, which she was then a lot nicer than my greeting from her was... & I was thankful for that. It really is a beautiful spot and I was told that they have live music on weekends (but I think we were there before the live music).

We had a great tasting on a Friday afternoon. It was free. We sat outside plus we got a tour of the cave system where the barrels are stored. The owner was onsite with his two standard poodles. They have great events where you can have tastings in the caves with food.

Last winery we visited today. Complimentary wine tasting and a cave tour. Kirk was a good host and the grounds are pretty. Red wines were all good. Definitely a place to come to again. Service and ambiance wonderful.

Hadn't been to this location since around 2017 and wanted to try out the cave tour. we were greeted by one of the employees who took us down into the caves to a secluded little dining area where it was set up for a wine pairing experience. The caves were pretty extensive with hundreds of barrels of wine in a cool temperature. the pairing of wines with different cheeses chocolates and other items definitely made the experience nice definitely a must try if you're at Eberle the ambience was very romantic. I especially enjoyed the Private reserve cab and the Zin.

Eberle was a spot we discovered on our first trip up this way about 2 years ago. Cute tasting room and the owner quite frequently sits at his designated table in the front and enjoys his wine of choice. Don't be surprised if you ever show up here to an impromptu grilled meat party with a band, he loves a good time. Everyone is very nice and I believe it's the only *free* wine tasting around. Wine is good, swag is cute and everyone is super friendly!

The cave and wine tour is quick, so definitely do it! Eberle is knowledgeable about their wines and can offer suggestions pretty well. Our wine guide Michael was great with describing the wines on the tasting list and answering our questions. I didn't love all their wines, but I ended up purchasing one bottle. The inside tasting room is small but very well decorated for Christmas without being overwhelming. Clientele is varied, which proves the basic point that wine is for everyone. Views are good, but it's right off the freeway so it's not gorgeous but it's very lovely to sit outside on their covered patio, even in December. They're willing to offer suggestions to other wineries if you're looking for other types of wine they don't make, which I love and highly respect them for.

Eberle doesn't specialize in the bigger, bold reds I was seeking in Paso, but I knew this going in, as I'd tasted there before, a while before Covid. A few things set Eberle apart that really make it a must visit, and worth going back. Free tastings. Yes. Free. That's a thing there. They accept walk-ins, but to really get the whole experience, make a reservation. That will include the tasting of five wines, and typically a bonus sixth, and a tour of their wine caves, very nicely done, and covering 17,000 square feet of tunnels filled with barrels, a private tasting grotto, and quite an extensive tour covering the history of the winery and the area. This is really worth the reservation. The view, with the reservation, is on their terrace, and is fantastic. Lots of hawks at work hovering above the vineyard, and a couple of large black, friendly poodles roaming around. Discounts are pretty impressive. We bought four bottles that were part of a 44% off deal, and another four with my 40% off military vet discount. They offer that for military, first responders, police and fire folks, even without a membership. Do yourself a favor and put Eberle on your itinerary. Even if you aren't a fan of the lighter Rhone blends, it's still worth the visit.

This is one of our absolute favorite wineries. It's our first stop. We absolutely love this in Mendels. The Cabernet reserve is delicious and even the Chardonnay. We wouldn't dream of leaving after our tasting without at least a case The folks are so friendly . Of course, we always have to say hello to mr. Eberle himself, we always find him either in front of the fireplace, sipping a Cabernet or out in the front getting fresh air. It's such a wonderful winery to visit

Awesome time and experience! The history on Eberle is something that everyone who enjoys wine in not just California but in the United States should experience! That means you have to make the trip! The people working are awesome! Not to mention Mr. Eberle himself is out front saying welcome to everyone who stops by! Eberle is definitely a little more fast paced then some of the other larger pasó wineries but there are little nooks where you can enjoy some quiet with your wine. The wine itself is very good! There is something for everyone and I would suggest you make sure to try their Syrah! Learn the history and you'll know why!

The hubby and I were in Paso Robles for the weekend and didn't want to leave without visiting a winery. We arrived on a Monday with no reservations and were promptly greeted. This is the only winery that offers FREE wine tasting and cave tours in Paso! When we got there, they offered us tastings right away. Jen helped us and asked us if we wanted to do the 10 minute cave tour first, we said yes! The cave tour was quick and I liked learning about the different types of barrels and wines they use. After the tour, we were at the bar and got our free tastings. Jen was so helpful and patient with us because we wanted to take our time and step outside in their patio to enjoy the views, she would again serve us immediately after we got back from taking our photos. My favorite drinks were the Chardonnay and the Cabernet. I would definitely recommend this place to any one who comes to Paso Robles!

This place is amazing. Such nice people working there! Great wines and fabulous discounts for veterans! The views are spectacular!

It's a wine tasting place. This place is awesom. I love the wine. The atmosphere. The place so amazing. Service was good. She makes sure I tasted all the white wine I want.

Stephanie and Kirk provided excellent service. Enjoyed the cave tour and complimentary tasting.

Second time visiting Eberle Winery and had such a great experience yet again! We were assisted by Tamara and we loved her enthusiasm, joy and knowledge of wine. She was very caring and thoughtful of how she explained the wine on our tasting flight. Tamara also helped several others tables and we could easily distinguish her as she made others smile and laugh when she poured the tasting. The atmosphere is relax and there is no better ambiance than that! We enjoyed our tasting and grabbed 6 bottles to take back home. We can't wait to open up a bottle next to our fireplace. Thank you Tamara and the Eberle team we enjoyed our tour and our wines ! P.S Military get a 40% off any wine as Tamara explained, the owner stated that if you're willing to take a bullet for your country, then you should be able to drink some wine!

Recommend doing the cave tour. The deck has some nice views. Note there's not much in terms of food, so this isn't like Justin or Daou where you can treat the visit like going to a restaurant. Wines: we though all the reds were solid. Was also impressed with some of the lesser used varietals for the region. For example, the 2022 Barbera with berry and notes of oak, black pepper and vanilla was a great pour and less than $50 a bottle. Service was great. Plenty of parking. Reservations (recommended) via Tock.

This was my second time visiting Eberle Winery. First time was on a week day and this go around was a holiday weekend so I got two very different perspectives of the winery. What brought us back was the free wine tasting, cave tour and the views. We were visiting with friends and this seemed like the best first stop on our paso trip. The cave tour was educational but slightly dry. I do wish they allowed you to carry your wine with you during the tour, however, I understand they probably don't want any accidents in the caves. After the tour we went back to our seats up on the balcony that overlooks the vineyards. During our visit we got a show of several cal fire planes flying over which was pretty cool. The tasting included 5 wines: Chardonnay, Rose, Sangiovese, Zinfandel, and Cabernet Sauvignon. I'm more of a red wine gal myself so the first two were okay but not my jam. My favorite of the tasting was the Sangiovese. We ended up purchasing a bottle because it was that good! Our wine educator Dennis was very friendly and personable. Military members receive 40% which is super generous and it's very greatly appreciated as a Vet myself. Overall, I'd recommend Eberle to anyone in the paso area looking for a spot that checks all the boxes. My only real complaint is that we were running (3 mins) late and gave them a call to inform them and even see if we could change our appt time so that we didn't miss the cave tour and unfortunately we were met with some attitude. Thankfully, we were only 3 mins late and they didn't start the cave tour until about 10-15 mins after our appt time. However, the person on the phone made it seem like we were going to miss the tour and that we were out of luck.

Had a tour here and had the best time! Stephanie was such a beautiful story teller and the story behind this winery was amazing. Great views and even better wine.

What's better than a free wine tasting?! Need I say more?! My first trip to Eberly was the one of the highlights of my trip. My group unfortunately did not have reservations for the outside patio which we were bummed about because it was a gorgeous day. They offered us space at the bar top and we had some great wine tasting with some good conversation. The couches opened up and took a seat and were in awe when we saw the eberly dog! Such a beauty!

Definitely the front desk lady need be replaced All staff are nice and friendly except for that one

It's been a year since our very first Pick Up party. We've dine in the cave and also upstairs in the patio area. Though, when we came in October, it was the one weekend where the temp was in the 100's. Luckily, they had their fans and misters running to help cool us down a little. Plus, the wine didn't hurt either. This past weekend, we attended the Spring pick up party and was seated in the cave. It was a nice cool temp inside, not too cold though. Our food was better this time around, but if they are using the same caterer for all 3 times we've been to their pick up parties, they should consider a different one as the food was just ok. Of the 3 times, this past weekend was probably the best with the roast beef. Though, the salad was some grit in it that reminded me of sand and there was no dressing in it. Everyone at our table also notice that there was no dressing and informed the server and that's when we learned that others had the same issue. But you, I shouldn't complain since it was only $10 for the experience. The wine kept on pouring and gave us the opportunity to explore other wines offered at Eberle. We already love the Sangiovese, so we ended up purchasing 8 bottles of that. The staff is great and the pick up area was organized and already had our wines ready to be picked up.

5/19/24 - Day 6 of spoiling my daughter. Quality/Quantity - Complimentary tasting: 2023 Cotes-Du-Robles Rose - Nice and refreshing, especially on a hot day like today. 2023 Chardonnay - I just started drinking Sauvigon Blancs again, but this was a smooth Chardonnay. 2021 Sangiovese - Good nose, flavor; might be my favorite??? 2021 Zinfandel - Good, but I am already a member of a few wineries that specializes with Zinfandels. Full Boar Red - Table wine, this was not on the menu. A good everyday red wine. Private cave tasting available (for $$) - Wine and cheese pairing. Atmosphere - Feels just like being in Napa; if you like that atmosphere, then this place is for you. Beautiful cool decor throughout, even the bathrooms. Outdoor BBQ and pizza oven picnic area. Cool. Outdoor lawn area, etc. Plenty of parking. Private events available, see pictures and website. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 6pm, reservations suggested. Service - One of the first and more professional wineries! This reminds me of my college days in Napa, before Napa got so pretentious. Wait, am I out dating myself...? Wine club available. Specials available, see picture or website. Price - Complimentary tasting and cave tour, please tip. Wines start at $24+. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1979. I have been avoiding the Napa style wineries in your area, but am glad that I got over that, LOL. You might be my second favorite winery now in this area!!

We visited Eberle for the first time in almost a decade and were not disappointed. First of all, Eberle is one of the few wineries that still offers a free tasting. Thank you, Gary Eberle! Secondly, their wine is phenomenal. Their Sangiovese, in particular, is sublime. Michael, our pourer, was so friendly and helpful. He gave us lots of suggestions for other places to try, including restaurants. We trust his opinion as a local and look forward to trying them out. I highly recommend Eberle on your next wine tasting adventure.

The wines were really good and the service was excellent!!! What was even better was that the tastings were free. There are two black poodles that roam the property and the inside had lots of Christmas decorations. I also really liked the patio and was able to watch the sunset while finishing the wine as they were closing. The Sangiovese was the highlight (also one of the dogs names). I will definitely be back!

My experience at Eberle with my wife and our group of friends was nothing short of exceptional. The atmosphere was relaxing yet educational on the deck and the tour of their man-made caves was pretty interesting. The woman who helped us on the deck, Stephanie, was hands down the nicest, most accommodating person I have met in a service industry role, potentially ever. Not only was she friendly and helpful, she knew her stuff about the winery, their history, and the wines. It was mentioned that their owner, Gary, reads all their reviews. So Gary, here's to Stephanie. Make sure you keep her. She is a HUGE plus to your winery. My only disappointment was that Gary was not there when we came by, instead watching the Divisional round games. I get it though since frankly, it is a minor miracle that I was out and not watching the games myself. Oh well, I guess we will have to come back again so I can meet Gary and chat football with him while sip on their port (I'm not a normal wine guy, but I love port, and their port especially). Side note, if you're a veteran, head to Eberle. They have, hands down, the best veterans discount that I have ever come across. Gary, thank you. Hopefully I'll get to meet you soon!

This winery gets good reviews, and I can see why. The tasting is pretty extensive, with 5 wines on display. You can also get a cave tour, which is a nice touch as they take you down into their cool, artificial wine cave to see the product (and several nice event areas) while you are there. Service was solid, but felt a little rushed in the explanations. Don't misunderstand me - it was very clear, it just felt a bit rushed. The outdoor area had evaporative coolers on the ceiling, which helped keep the temperature mostly comfortable. They have a few dogs including a Standard Poodle if you like dogs. And best of all, free tasting. Where can you find that? Not many places.

The wine was so delicious I ended up buying a bottle to enjoy at home. It's truly incredible drinking wine at the first vineyard ever in Paso Robles

We love it here. Even on a busy Sunday afternoon we had the loveliest experience. Ww just wanted to pick up a couple of bottles ( we're members) but ended up doing a tasting with Dennis. He is knowledgeable and very hospitable. Garnet is our regular pourer, she recognized us and popped over between her guests to say hello. The place is lively and bustling today but they still manage to engage in conversation and educate patrons on the wine. We love the wine. A favorite is the Cabernet/Syrah blend. Cheers

LOVED Eberle!!! Where else can you get a high-quality wine tasting and intimate cave tour completely free?! My mom and I had an early morning reservation at Eberle on a super cold and rainy morning. We were sat outside, but the patio was completely covered and secure. The cave tour was unlike anything else we'd ever seen in Paso, as well as super informative! Our server/tour guide/wine expert Stephanie was incredibly knowledgeable and kind. Can't recommend Eberle enough to anyone visiting Paso! As this is a free experience, don't forget to tip!!!

Lovely patio with seating and tables including patio heaters and mounted misters and AC. You reserve a tour on the website. Basic cave tour and tasting is free. A great deal! We reserved 215 pm for 4 people. The entire group touring was about 35 people. I'm guessing. It was hard to hear the woman speaking during parts of the tour due to the large group. Very informative. Wines are very good. We enjoyed our visit and the tastings. We ordered the $35 cheese box because we were very hungry. They had a bbq going and we kept asking how to get some of the sausage. Oh he will come around and ask if you want any. We never got any sausage and were all disappointed as we had not had lunch yet. The sausage guy kept going to the other end of patio and not near our side and gave it all away to a couple groups We bought the $35 cheese box and shared it. The comment was it was like an airplane meal. It was good but tiny and said feeds 2 to 4. No it feeds 2 a snack, Not 4! We were touring because it was for my daughter's birthday. She's a local High school teacher and we wanted her day to be special. She works hard. Not getting any sausage even though we asked our server about it like 3 times was disappointing for our group. But overall great experience and we may come back again soon. I highly recommend Eberle!

Very chill ambiance, probably best if you make a reservation, view is pretty no direct vineyard access but the views are phenomenal from The patio - enjoyed a white wine

We love Eberle... great view, the food & wine out on the new deck on a nice day, ya can't beat it. Staff are amazing & friendly. Dont forget to take a tour of the cellar as well.....