Today is Saturday, 30 March, 2024

The time of fasting and self-discipline is over.
Rebirth and joy are at hand.
Take a moment to smile and appreciate all that we have.

Be Happy!!

Kate"s been working hard to restock the Vintage and Antique glassware in the shop!!

She"s been more than a little successful!

Great value in very high quality, beautiful Crystal and cut glass.

Rare to find these days at even highly priced shops,
you can find gifts and collectibles

at
The Wine Cabinet

Today"s Lineup!!

1:00 - 5:00 pm

SAN SIMEON PASO ROBLES SAUVIGNON BLANC $19.99
2018 US Winery of the Year
MADDALENA VINEYARD MONTEREY CHARDONNAY $21.99
Sustainably Farmed
SAN SIMEON ESTATE RESERVE PINOT NOIR 2021 $27.99
93 Points, Wine Enthusiast!
MADDALENA VINEYARD PASO ROBLES CABERNET SAUVIGNON $28.99
Sustainably Farmed

Get a 10% discount on all the wines and beers we taste,
Both Friday and Saturday!
15%, if you purchase a mix & match case!

Here"s a link to our Events page to see them all at once!

“Our mission is to share our passion for high-quality artisan wine
with our San Simeon collection - expertly curated with detail to satisfy all palates.”

Vina Robles is the result of a unique personal trajectory, one that led founder Hans Nef from a rural village outside Zurich, Switzerland to the rugged terrain of California’s Central Coast.

Four Generations of Winemaking Excellence

Today, the Los Angeles River is paved and the vineyards have been replaced with businesses and homes. San Antonio Winery remains the oldest and largest producing winery in Los Angeles with over 100 years of winemaking, making it an essential component of the city’s cultural and historical landscape. Still sitting on its original location on Lamar Street, the winery is the last vestige of the rich winemaking tradition of greater Los Angeles. In the early 1960’s, Los Angeles’ Cultural Heritage Board designated the San Antonio Winery Cultural Monument Number 42.

The California wine tradition began with the Franciscan Fathers of the early Spanish Mission.

In 1833, French winemaker Jean-Louis Vignes brought the first European vines from his native Bordeaux, where he planted them in Downtown Los Angeles and built a winery. Vignes would later come to be known as the founder of California’s wine industry and would eventually have a street named after him in Downtown Los Angeles. The wine industry quickly became one of Southern California’s most economically significant and popular industries.

By the early 1890s, vineyards began to sprawl across Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties, as the area’s temperate Mediterranean climate made it an ideal location for growing fruity, lush, richly-colored grapes. The landscape was prime for Santo Cambianica’s fresh ideas and hard-working philosophy.

By 1880’s end, Los Angeles was the premium appellation for grape-growing and winemaking in all of California.

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Especially newcomers to our community!

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if they give us their e-mail address for our newsletter distribution!
The Word on the Grapevine.

We look forward to seeing you in person or briefly at the curb, if you decide to make it a quick stop!

You can place an order online by clicking on the images at the bottom of the newsletter!!

In either case, we"re pleased to be of service and
happy to place special orders if your wine of choice is not on the shelf!!