Parrish Team • March 10, 2026
Book a Wine Tasting Tour
Immersive Wine Experience

Looking for a more immersive way to enjoy a wine tasting? Make it a wine tasting tour!
One of our team members will guide you on a tour of the grounds and share the grape to wine story featuring Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon.
What You Can Expect
The tour is approximately 30-45 minutes in length, and guests will discover more about our soil, vines, the Cabernet Sauvignon variety, as well as our winery facility, all while tasting wines and participating in barrel samples, providing a more in-depth wine experience.
This is perfect for anyone wanting to enjoy a more behind-the-scenes look and taste special wines that are not normally available in the Tasting Room.
How To Book A Wine Tasting Tour
Tours can be booked here in advance for groups of up to 10 people for Thursday-Monday at 11am, 1pm, and 2pm. The tours are $65 per person and $35 per club member. Our food offerings are available at the end of the tour for a separate price.
If you are looking for an engaging tasting experience in Paso Robles, our wine tasting tour is exactly what you need. Book Your Wine Tasting Tour Here!

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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.
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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.







