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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.

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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.

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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.

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San Diego Wine Country: Quick Answers

How many wineries are in San Diego County?

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.

What are San Diego's wine regions?

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.

How much does wine tasting cost in San Diego?

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.

When are San Diego wineries open?

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.

How far is San Diego wine country from downtown?

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.

Winery Guides & Profiles

Aug 10
Woof ‘n Rose Winery: Ramona Valley’s Most Welcoming Estate

Woof ‘n Rose Winery is the Ramona Valley’s most charming name and one of its most genuine estate experiences — a family-operated winery at 17073 Garjan Lane producing small-batch wines with the kind of laid-back warmth that makes you want to stay longer than planned. If you’re building a Ramona Valley day and want something […]

Aug 07
Sblendorio Winery: Fallbrook’s Boutique Italian-Influenced Estate

Sblendorio Winery is Fallbrook’s boutique winery answer for wine drinkers who want small-production quality with an intimate atmosphere. Located at 38973 De Luz Road, this family estate sits in the quietest corner of San Diego’s northern wine country and produces wines that reflect both Italian heritage and Fallbrook’s warm, sun-drenched terroir. About Sblendorio Winery Sblendorio […]

Aug 04
Block 270 Vineyard: Fallbrook’s Single-Block Estate Winery

Block 270 Vineyard is one of Fallbrook’s most intriguing small-production wineries — a boutique estate at 516 Tumble Creek Lane producing wines from a single contiguous vineyard block in San Diego’s northernmost wine country. The name tells you everything about the philosophy: focused, site-specific, and built around one exceptional piece of ground. About Block 270 […]

Aug 03
Estate D’Iacobelli Winery Fallbrook: Italian-Inspired Wines & Underground Cellar

Estate D’Iacobelli Winery is one of Fallbrook’s most distinctive wine experiences — an Italian-inspired estate at 2175 Tecalote Drive producing wines with Old World sensibility from Fallbrook’s exceptional growing conditions. If you’re tired of generic California winery experiences, this is the antidote. About Estate D’Iacobelli Winery Located at 2175 Tecalote Drive in Fallbrook, CA 92028, […]

Jul 30
Fallbrook Winery: Mountain Views and Estate Wines in San Diego’s North

Fallbrook Winery is the anchor estate of San Diego County’s northernmost wine region — a Mountain View and Vineyard View property at 2554 Via Rancheros producing some of Fallbrook’s most distinctive wines. With the combination of spectacular views, estate fruit, and a tasting room experience built around genuine wine education, Fallbrook Winery is the essential […]

Jul 28
Myrtle Creek Vineyards Fallbrook: Small-Batch Wines in San Diego’s North

Myrtle Creek Vineyards is one of Fallbrook’s most scenic wine stops — a family vineyard at 1600 Via Vista producing small-batch wines in a setting that captures exactly what San Diego’s quieter wine country feels like. If you’ve been looking for a Fallbrook winery worth the detour, this is it. About Myrtle Creek Vineyards Located […]

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