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Our 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.

Read Our Story
Two plated meals and wine glasses on a bright table overlooking vineyard rows
A long table with a lot of glasses and candles on it in a dining room.
Two people talking in front of the wine barrels.
A bottle of parrish petit verdot wine is sitting on a table

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

Contact Us

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

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What is veraison? Grape ripening, explained

By Parrish Team • August 7, 2026
Walk our rows right now and you'll catch it happening in real time: clusters that were solid green a few weeks ago are starting to blush purple and turn gold. This is veraison, the stage of grape ripening when wine grapes change color, begin to soften, and start building sugar and flavor before harvest. It happens in the weeks leading up to harvest, and it's the clearest sign the season is heading into the home stretch. It's happening right now at Parrish Family Vineyard in the Adelaida District of Paso Robles wine country, and we wanted to show you what it actually looks like. Watch the video below, and continue reading to learn more about this stage in the growing season.
Grapes in the Parrish vineyard beginning the process of veraison

Can grapes get sunburned? Yes, and it changes how your wine tastes

By Parrish Team • July 16, 2026
Yes, grapes can get sunburned, just like we do. And just like our skin, sunburned grapes don't bounce back once the damage is done. How to protect them?
Cabernet Franc is a special wine in Paso Robles and can be found at Parrish Family Vineyard.

About Cabernet Franc

By Parrish Team • June 8, 2026
Visit Parrish Family Vineyard in Paso Robles to taste single-varietal Cabernet Franc, a distinctive and lesser-known Bordeaux variety in California.