Stacked Stone Cellars (Tasting Room Closed)

Paso Robles · El Pomar District · Paso Robles AVA
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Permanently Closed
This winery has permanently closed. We keep this page available as a record of its history and wines.
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Hours
Tasting room closed
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Phone
(805) 238-7872
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Tasting Fee
Not applicable
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Reservations
Not applicable; no public tasting room
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Est.
2009

About Stacked Stone Cellars

Stacked Stone Cellars is closed. It was a family-owned, sustainably farmed winery at 1525 Peachy Canyon Rd on the west side of Paso Robles, California, a few minutes from downtown, and its owner and winemaker was Donald Thiessen, a Paso Robles transplant of some thirty-five years who was known around town for his cowboy manner and his humour and who poured for guests himself on weekends. The property is now occupied by Caliza Winery, which moved its operation there over Labor Day weekend 2024. The stackedstone.com domain has since been listed for sale and directory listings carry the business as closed.

The wines were small-batch and red-leaning: Zinfandel, Petite Sirah and a Cabernet Sauvignon blend, all decorated with competition medals. The visit was as informal as the winemaker. Guests spread out at picnic tables under mature oaks on the hillside above Peachy Canyon Road, and the place welcomed dogs and children rather than tolerating them, which made it a common stop for groups who wanted somewhere unfussy between the more polished westside estates.

The address is no longer Stacked Stone. Caliza Winery now runs a tasting room at 1525 Peachy Canyon Rd, so the drive up the canyon still ends at a working winery, just a different one with its own hours, fees and booking rules. Peachy Canyon Road itself remains one of the better short loops off Highway 46 West for tasting rooms. Confirm current details, including hours and reservation policy, directly with whichever winery you plan to visit.

This winery is listed here for reference. It is closed, so there is no tasting room to visit.

Donald Thiessen poured his own Zinfandel under the oaks on Peachy Canyon Road until Caliza took the site in 2024.
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The winemaker poured,Owner and winemaker Donald Thiessen welcomed weekend visitors and poured the wines himself.
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Oak-shaded picnics,Picnic areas sat beneath mature oaks on the hillside above Peachy Canyon Road.
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Red-leaning list,The small-batch lineup centred on Zinfandel, Petite Sirah and a Cabernet Sauvignon blend.
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Dogs and kids welcome,The winery was openly family and dog friendly rather than adults-only.
"The winemaker-only service and open-door production visits make it Paso at its most unfiltered, in every sense."
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Wines change with each vintage
For an accurate list of current-release wines and library bottlings from Stacked Stone Cellars, please check the winery's official website or contact the tasting room directly. El Pomar District producers typically rotate vintages and offerings seasonally.

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Stacked Stone Walk-In
Taste the wines at Stacked Stone Cellars in the El Pomar District. Daily 11am to 5pm, walk-ins welcome.
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