The Paso Robles wine region is famously defined by a geographic split that creates two remarkably different expressions of California wine. While Highway 101 serves as the manmade boundary, the true divider is the Salinas River, which separates the rugged, high-elevation West side from the rolling, sun-drenched East side. For any enthusiast, a side-by-side tasting is the […]
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