Correcaminos Vineyard: Ramona Valley’s Spirited Boutique Estate

Correcaminos Vineyard is one of Ramona Valley’s most distinctive small producers — a boutique estate at 1941 Lilac Road producing wines that reflect both the unique terroir of its Ramona Valley site and the passionate, hands-on approach of a family operation that cares deeply about every bottle. The name — Spanish for roadrunner — hints at the character of the place: quick, spirited, and thoroughly San Diego.

About Correcaminos Vineyard

Correcaminos Vineyard is located at 1941 Lilac Road in Ramona, CA in the Ramona Valley AVA. The estate sits in the Lilac Road corridor — a quieter part of the valley that tends to attract serious wine visitors who are specifically seeking out smaller producers rather than following the most obvious trail. Production is intentionally limited, which means the wines that come out of Correcaminos are the result of careful choices at every step of the growing and winemaking process.

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The Wines

Correcaminos produces estate-grown reds from Ramona Valley fruit — Zinfandel and Rhone-style varieties that show the valley’s high-elevation character in every bottle. The small production scale means you’re tasting wines with genuine vineyard personality rather than standardized California blends. Ask the staff about current releases and what’s open for tasting that day — at boutique operations like this, the conversation is as good as the wine.

For the full Ramona Valley wine picture, see the best wineries in Ramona guide.

Visiting Correcaminos Vineyard

Call ahead before visiting — small estate operations appreciate notice and can ensure someone is there to host your tasting properly. Address: 1941 Lilac Road, Ramona, CA. Approximately 50–60 minutes from downtown San Diego. Pair with Woof ‘n Rose Winery or Ramona Ranch Winery for a full Ramona day. Route everything with the Sip San Diego Wine Map.

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