Your local guide to 140+ San Diego County wineries, wine bars and urban tasting rooms — from Ramona Valley and Escondido vineyards to Julian, Fallbrook and the coast. Compare hours and tasting fees, plan a free wine day, and find current tasting deals.
Every San Diego County winery and wine bar, plus a free trip planner.
San Diego County has three AVAs: Ramona Valley, San Pasqual Valley near Escondido, and San Luis Rey near Fallbrook. Julian, Jamul and the coast round out the map.
San Diego County has 80+ wineries across three AVAs: Ramona Valley, San Pasqual Valley and San Luis Rey, plus urban wineries in Miramar and Point Loma.
San Diego’s wine bars cluster in Little Italy, North Park, the Gaslamp and along the coast, and most are walkable, so no designated driver needed.
40+ wineries and tasting rooms on one map, numbered and listed with phone numbers, so you can plan the drive. $10, less than one tasting flight.
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Sip San Diego Wine lists more than 80 wineries and about 60 wine bars and tasting rooms across San Diego County, from Ramona Valley and Escondido to Fallbrook, Julian and the city's urban wineries. Browse every winery.
San Diego County has three federally designated AVAs: Ramona Valley, San Pasqual Valley near Escondido, and San Luis Rey near Fallbrook. Julian, Jamul and urban wineries in Miramar and Point Loma round out the map. See wine country by region.
A typical winery tasting flight costs $18–22 and is often waived with a bottle purchase. Wine-bar flights run about $24–26, and a three-stop wine day for two usually comes to $120–180 with lunch and gas. See the numbers.
Most winery tasting rooms close at 5 or 6 pm. Escondido estates are mostly open daily, while many Ramona Valley wineries open Friday to Sunday and close Monday to Wednesday. Wine bars in Little Italy and North Park stay open into the evening.
Urban wineries in Miramar and Point Loma are 15–25 minutes from downtown, Escondido and the San Pasqual Valley 30–35 minutes, Ramona Valley 45–50 minutes, Fallbrook 55–65 minutes and Julian 75–90 minutes. Plan a route by drive time.
Principe di Tricase Winery is one of Ramona Valley’s most distinctive estate producers — a boutique, dog-friendly winery at 18425 Highland Valley Road bringing Southern Italian winemaking heritage to San Diego’s backcountry. The name references Tricase, a town in Puglia at the heel of Italy’s boot, and the winery’s character reflects that heritage: Mediterranean varietals, […]
Bastian’s Vineyards is one of the Escondido area’s most scenic boutique producers — a Vineyard View estate at 15326 Bandy Canyon Road making wines from the Highland Valley corridor with the kind of personal atmosphere that defines San Diego’s best small-production wineries. If you’re building a Highland Valley wine day and want to include a […]
Rancho San Martin Winery brings a ranch estate sensibility to Ramona Valley — a small producer at 17249 Sundance Drive with Outdoor Seating that makes the most of the valley’s beautiful setting. The name evokes the Spanish rancho heritage of San Diego’s backcountry, and the winery delivers on that promise with an atmosphere as genuine […]
Burtech Family Vineyard is Vista’s standout wine estate — a small producer at 1325 Pipeline Drive with On-site Parking and an approach to winemaking that reflects the family values behind the name. Vista doesn’t get mentioned in most San Diego wine conversations, which makes finding a genuine estate winery here feel like a discovery. About […]
Rancho Guejito Vineyard is one of the most fascinating wine estates in all of San Diego County — a historic rancho at 17224 San Pasqual Valley Road producing wines from land that has been continuously farmed since the Spanish colonial era. The property combines Food and Snacks with its wine program in a setting that […]
Valentina Vineyards and Farm is one of San Diego’s most off-the-beaten-path wine estates — a small producer at 17043 Highway 94 in Dulzura farming grapes in the remote southeast corridor where Highway 94 winds toward the Mexican border. If you’ve already explored San Diego’s main wine regions and want to go somewhere that feels genuinely […]
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