DAOU Family Estates - Paso Robles, California

Karen Chiste’

Dò una stella perché nonostante la location bellissima i loro vini sono artefatti, creati ad hoc per clienti ricchi e soprattutto americani. Se si capisce cosa intendo. Piacioni e finti.

Andrea Iori

State alla larga, pessima accoglienza e vini con un rapporto qualità’ prezzo imbarazzante

Henry Fan

Extraordinary place, fantastic view, great wine and friendly services. We had our tasting for 3 hours and they don’t rush you out, instead let you take time to enjoy. The wines are excellent. We ended up joining the wine club. Highly recommended.

Jeremy Katz

Fine wines with excellent food. Expansive views. The charcuterie board and the Lebanese “Cobb” salad - creative and delicious. It’s a fancy winery, though, so expect to drop some cash. Tasting $50 - one refund with purchase over $100. Bottles were $50-$100 with most in the range of $80+.

Gonzalo R

Beautiful property with great views. Sat in one of the cabanas overlooking the vineyards. The wine was great. Special shout out to Josh who was awesome. He made sure we had a good time and was very knowledgeable on the wines. Looking forward to coming back.

Janice Bae

Best winery we've been to in Paso Robles, largely for the beautiful view and facilities and great service. The wines are of course also very refreshing and lovely and my husband & I enjoyed every one of our wines.

We also ordered a couple of the salads and both were delicious. The staff member tending to us was extremely friendly, very knowledgeable when we asked questions on the history of the winery, and consistently checked up on us to clear plates, refill our waters, and even to offer to take photos for us.

John Hornick

Of the many great wineries and tasting rooms in Paso, Daou’s setting and tasting room/restaurant are its Crown Jewel. Great, no-expense-spared facility, and the view can’t be matched. Unless it’s too hot, try to book your tasting for the front center of the ridge for an unobstructed, gorgeous, and almost unreal like-a-painting view of the surrounding hills and vines, as we did on our first visit. On our second visit the Fahrenheits were above 100 so we sat inside, below the huge wooden beams, near the beautiful marble bar. On both occasions our host led us through a tasting of Daou’s great wines. On the first visit we ordered some charcuterie because we were there to wine, not dine. The second time we ordered no food because we had lunch elsewhere and, again, we were there for the wine. But the menu has interesting selections and the food looked good as it passed our table on its way to other guests, and everyone says the food is good. So if you want lunch and you aren’t near the downtown restaurants, this is a good place to go. But it comes down to whether you are there for the wine or the dine. This is a great spot for either one and the wines are super. Being a Leo, of course I loved the Soul of the Lion Cabs blend.

Douglas Donoho

This winery has a corner on beautiful views. It sits way up high on the top of a hill that allows 180 degree perspective on the surrounding area. Wines at the winery - estate wines - are of a much higher quality than you will find on the regular retail market. It is somewhat expensive for a tasting but they were generous and friendly.