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Heritage

This is a story 90 years and four generations in the making. The family’s roots start with their grandfather planting 500 acres of grapes in Atascadero during Prohibition. Today, the family manages 70 acres on two estate vineyards in Paso Robles. Specializing in Bordeaux varieties, winemaker and owner, David Parrish, worked five decades designing and installing vineyard trellising throughout many infamous wine regions. His heart remained in the Central Coast and moved back to Paso Robles to create estate-inspired, Napa-style Cabs in Paso’s calcareous limestone soils.

Story

Visit Our Paso Robles Tasting Room

Join us with a reservation as we are offering estate wine tasting and house-made food offerings. Our menu is available here.

Wine Tasting Experience

Open Thursday-Monday 11am-5pm

last reservation at 4:30pm 


Kitchen Hours 11am-4:15pm

*Please note that we do not offer food only experiences. Thank you!


Enjoy Your Wine Tasting as a Tour!

Thursday-Monday

11am, 1pm, 2pm by Reservation Here


Special Hours

Closed Saturday, May 30th - Private Event

Contact Us

3590 Adelaida Road
Paso Robles, California 93446
805-286-4028
info@parrishfamilyvineyard.com
reservations@parrishfamilyvineyard.com

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By Parrish Team May 12, 2026
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By Cecily Ray April 29, 2026
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Adelaida Creek  prior to restoration in 2016 through Parrish Family Vineyard
By Cecily Ray April 18, 2026
Adelaida Creek, which starts at Parrish Family Vineyard’s vineyard in Paso Robles, was restored in 2016 by the Parrish Family and local San Luis Obispo agencies.