Bodegas Paso Robles — Geneseo District Winery & Tasting Room

Bodegas Paso Robles takes its name from the Spanish bodega — the wine cellar, the winery, the storage room for wine and olive oil that is the foundational unit of Iberian wine culture. The bodega naming places the estate squarely in the Spanish-heritage tradition that the Paso Robles place name itself evokes: Paso de Robles (Pass of the Oaks) is a Spanish colonial name, and the bodega naming honors that Iberian linguistic heritage by producing Tempranillo and Garnacha — the grape varieties of Spain's most celebrated wine regions — in the California Central Coast terroir.