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Last-minute holiday gift guide: Central Coast wine clubs

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Not soaking in California’s renowned wine is almost criminal when visiting its Central Coast. Culturas curated a brief list of San Luis Obispo County’s wine clubs and tasting rooms to help you with that last-minute holiday present.

Wolff Vineyards

Located across 125 acres of ecologically-friendly property in downtown SLO, Wolff Vineyards is a family-owned business that takes advantage of the cool coastal Edna Valley winds to characterize its wine. Its wine club called the Wolff Pack includes a plethora of benefits like 20% off wines purchases in the tasting room, and complimentary tastings for members and up to three guests.

wolffvineyards.com

6238 Orcutt Road, San Luis Obispo, California 93401

(805) 781-0448

Tolosa

Tolosa also makes full use of the benefits of the Edna Valley, which are volcanic hills in SLO County near the iconic Morro Rock. This wine company specializes in Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays, and offer wine club memberships for wallets of a variety of sizes. Members of its 1772 Club can pick from three broad options – the three-, six-, or twelve-bottle club. Each club also comes with joining subgroups like white, red, or mixed wine deliveries.

tolosawinery.com

4910 Edna Road, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

(805) 305-9164 [for wine purchase inquiries], (805) 242-7125 [for shipping inquiries]

nevaristo@tolosawinery.com

@tolosawinery

Chamisal Vineyards

Nestled just five miles from the Pacific Ocean, Chamisal Vineyards’s wines come from grapes planted across three kinds of soil: Chamise Shaly Loam, Tierra Sandy Loam, and Salinas Clay Loam. A classic membership plan costs between $160 to $225 seasonally for 16 bottles of wine per year. Other perks include a 25% discount on your birthday and 15% off ground shipment cost. Chamisal Vineyards offers two more plans: the Rare Release Club and the Premier Club.

chamisalvineyards.com

7525 Orcutt RdSan Luis ObispoCA 93401

(805) 541-9463

Baileyana Winery

Baileyana Winery was created over 30 years ago, and each of its wines are sourced from select blocks from the company’s estate Paragon Vineyard, which was planted in 1973. Joining its Wine Club 1909 will give members a chance to try all four of its distinct brands. “Browse our enticing shop stocked with gourmet foods and charming gifts, as well as the entire lineup of our family’s wines: Baileyana, Tangent, True Myth & Zocker,” the website reads. What’s more: it’s free to be a member of Baileyana Winery.

baileyana.com

5828 Orcutt Road, San Luis Obispo, CA

(805) 269-8200

Stephen Ross

Though Stephen Ross is now an Edna Valley staple, its roots lay in Minnesota when a then-teen Stephen Ross Dooley started making wines in his family basement. Now, Dooley and his wife Paula have expanded their main Pinot Noir specialty to include other varieties too thanks to their partnership with the Flying Cloud delivery service. Apart from a membership program, what makes Stephen Ross unique is its ‘Adopt-a-Barrel’ program.

“When we started making wine in 1994 – and we can hardly believe it has been so many years – we found ourselves in need of cash to buy our French oak barrels, a year before we had wine to sell. We looked for people to “Adopt” barrels for us and when the wine was ready, we had a big dinner party to celebrate. This small and intimate program has been such a great success, and for us, transformed customers into friends,” its website says.

stephenrosswine.com

178 Suburban Road, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

(805) 594-1318

info@stephenrosswine.com

Bulbul Rajagopal
Bulbul Rajagopalhttps://bulbulrajagopal.contently.com/
Bulbul Rajagopal is a data and investigative reporter with a special interest in minority issues, soccer, and politics. Her extensive coverage in India and Los Angeles rewarded her with an affinity for crime reporting. During her downtime, Bulbul enjoys exploring her passion for food and its cultural impact amongst other things.
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