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.
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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.
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.
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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.
Cordiano Winery is one of Highland Valley’s most compelling estate producers — a Mountain View winery at 15732 Highland Valley Road in Escondido producing wines that reflect this unique corridor’s particular balance of warm days, cool nights, and the kind of growing conditions that sit between the coastal influence of San Pasqual and the high-altitude […]
Scenic Valley Ranch Vineyards lives up to its name — a Ramona estate at 27012 Scenic Valley Road producing wines from a site whose Vineyard View setting delivers some of the most satisfying visual context of any tasting room in the valley. For visitors who want the full Ramona wine country experience — great wine, […]
Sky Valley Cellars sits at a Vineyard View address that delivers exactly what the name suggests: a Ramona estate at 16729 Sky Valley Drive where the views across the valley are as much a part of the experience as what’s in the glass. For wine visitors who want a scenic Ramona stop with genuine estate […]
Alpenglow Winery brings a boutique sensibility to the Ramona wine scene — a small estate at 18011 Bluegrass Road producing wines with the care and attention that only a family operation with limited production can deliver. If you want something genuinely off the main Ramona wine trail, Alpenglow is worth seeking out. About Alpenglow Winery […]
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 […]
Hatfield Creek Vineyards & Winery is one of Ramona Valley’s most dog-friendly and family-welcoming estates — a laid-back tasting experience at 1625 CA-78 that combines estate wines with an outdoor setting where bringing the dog isn’t just tolerated, it’s expected. If you’re planning a Ramona Valley day and want somewhere you can relax without any […]
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