Winemaker Name
Grant Spotts & Sarah Babine (Owner-Winemakers, Clark Family Descendants)
Dulzura Winery is one of San Diego County's most remote estate wineries, located on Highway 94 in the small community of Dulzura where Cottonwood Creek winds through oak woodland toward the Mexican border. The name Dulzura means sweetness in Spanish, and the winery produces wines with the genuine warmth and character of this overlooked corner of San Diego wine country.
Grant Spotts & Sarah Babine (Owner-Winemakers, Clark Family Descendants)
2009
4 acres of estate vines on the Historic Clark Ranch in Dulzura — 100% varietal estate wines including Riesling, Viognier, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Zinfandel, and Orange Muscat
Dulzura Vineyard & Winery is located on the Historic Clark Ranch — a pioneer-era property established in 1885 by Frank and Lila Clark, continuously owned by the Clark family ever since. The original stone pantry beneath the house, built in 1895, now serves as the wine cellar. The "Pickle House" — once the kitchen for Clark's famous Pickleized Figs — is now the tasting room. A restored guest cottage adjacent to the tasting room offers overnight stays. All wines are 100% varietal estate wines from 4 acres on the property. Featured by San Diego Magazine as one of Highway 94's most beloved wine destinations.
Dulzura Vineyard & Winery hosts private events, intimate gatherings, and overnight stays in the restored Clark Ranch guest cottage adjacent to the tasting room. The historic 1885 pioneer-era setting provides a uniquely atmospheric backdrop for weddings, rehearsal dinners, and special occasions in San Diego's scenic backcountry. Contact dulzurawinery.com for cottage booking details and private event inquiries.
17323 CA-94, Dulzura, CA 91917, USA
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