Founded in 2015, Dusty Nabor Wines is a boutique producer of Santa Barbara County Wines located in a humble industrial section of Camarillo Ca. Striving to produce site specific wines with as minimal intervention as possible. Currently sourcing from the Sta Rita Hills AVA, Ballard
Biodynamically farmed Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, exclusively from our estate vineyard located in the heart of the Sta. Rita Hills AVA. For more information, please visit seasmoke.com.
Ranchos de Ontiveros, home of Native9 wines, is a family-owned estate winery in the Santa Maria Valley. Owner, James Ontiveros, is the ninth generation of Alta California, and still farms the same valley that generations of his family have called home. Through the struggle of
Montemar's mottis is "Serious Wine, Serious Fun." Focusing on the great vineyards of Santa Barbara County, taste handcrafted wines in Lompoc's Wine Ghetto. Enjoy a 5,000 square foot patio of fun games.
Mail Road is a project born of a commitment to a place: the historic and iconic Mt. Carmel Vineyard in the Sta. Rita Hills of Santa Barbara County. A partnership between Santa Barbara winemakers Matt Dees, Michael Palmer, and Mt. Carmel Vineyard owner Ron Piazza, we
The Fess Parker Winery & Vineyard grew out of Fess’ vision for the promise of Santa Barbara County as a premier viticultural region. Established in 1989, the family immediately began planting some of the country’s most renowned vineyards. Outstanding fruit sources coupled with skilled wine
In 2012 Will Henry and Lane Tanner ran into each other in the Santa Maria Valley, and realized that they shared a common vision: to make wines from the best cool-climate vineyards in Santa Barbara County, and to follow a regimen consistent with California's early
Bill Wathen and Dick Doré have been making wine together since 1985, when they founded FOXEN at the historic Rancho Tinaquaic in northern Santa Barbara County. Since that time, their dedication has remained the same – the creation of very small-production, vineyard-designated wines using
In 1964 Uriel Nielson established Santa Barbara’s first commercial vineyard on what is now the Byron estate. Prior to Nielson, the county had been considered too cold and too windy for grapes. Fortunately Uriel didn’t listen. In retrospect he had vision. In the 1980's Santa