Kenneth Volk Vineyards

Santa Barbara County · Santa Maria Valley · Santa Maria Valley AVA
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Hours
Daily 10am-5pm
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Phone
(805) 938-7896
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Tasting Fee
From $20
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Reservations
Walk-ins welcome
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Est.
2004

About Kenneth Volk Vineyards

Kenneth Volk Vineyards is the personal label of Ken Volk, a well-known Central Coast figure who founded Wild Horse Winery before starting this project. Based in the Santa Maria Valley, Volk is a passionate champion of heirloom and heritage grape varieties, growing and bottling unusual grapes like Cabernet Pfeffer and Negrette alongside excellent Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Zinfandel.

That curiosity is the reason to visit: few places offer the chance to taste so many rare, characterful varieties made with real craft, guided by one of the region's most experienced winemakers. For the wine-curious looking beyond the usual lineup, it is a genuinely educational and rewarding Santa Barbara County stop.

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Kenneth Volk VineyardsKenneth Volk Vineyards is the most personally Ken-Volk-winemaker-eponymously and alternative-variety-California-pioneering appointment.
Ken Volk,Ken Volk, the co-founder of Wild Horse Winery whose 30+ years of accumulated Central Coast winemaking knowledge and personal conviction about rarely-planted California alternative varieties led him to establish Kenneth Volk Vineyards in 2004, produces one of California's most comprehensively alternative-variety-pioneering and most personally winemaker-eponymously-founding California wine appointments.
The Kenneth VolkThe Kenneth Volk alternative variety program, Malvasia Bianca, Negrette, Verdelho, Tempranillo, Trousseau Gris, and other rarely-planted California varieties alongside Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from Santa Maria Valley estate sourcing, demonstrates what the most personally Ken-Volk-winemaker-eponymously and most comprehensively alternative-variety-California-pioneering appointment produces when 30+ years of accumulated Central Coast winemaking knowledge and genuine alternative-variety curiosity guide every decision.
"Ken Volk's 2004 Paso Robles winemaker-eponymously-naming Burgundian and Italian-variety estate, the co-founder of Wild "
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Featured Wines

Malvasia Bianca
Malvasia Bianca
Santa Maria Valley · Kenneth Volk Estate
Malvasia Bianca from Kenneth Volk Vineyards (Santa Maria Valley, Kenneth Volk Estate).
Estate
★★★★☆
Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir
Santa Maria Valley · Kenneth Volk Estate
Pinot Noir from Kenneth Volk Vineyards (Santa Maria Valley, Kenneth Volk Estate).
Estate
★★★★☆
Tempranillo
Tempranillo
Santa Maria Valley · Kenneth Volk Estate
Tempranillo from Kenneth Volk Vineyards (Santa Maria Valley, Kenneth Volk Estate).
Estate
★★★★☆

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