[Downtowner]

I’m not sure why everyone is commenting that Temecula wines are too expensive? Take Hart winery, they have 3 pretty good red wines (Merlot, Tempranillo, & Three (red blend))for under $20. And if you are a member they are under $15. No, it’s not $2, but you get what you pay for, the same reason why Guinness is more expensive that Bud Lite.

[Downtowner]

I’m not sure why everyone is commenting that Temecula wines are too expensive? Take Hart winery, they have 3 pretty good red wines (Merlot, Tempranillo, & Three (red blend))for under $20. And if you are a member they are under $15. No, it’s not $2, but you get what you pay for, the same reason why Guinness is more expensive that Bud Lite.

[Downtowner]

I’m not sure why everyone is commenting that Temecula wines are too expensive? Take Hart winery, they have 3 pretty good red wines (Merlot, Tempranillo, & Three (red blend))for under $20. And if you are a member they are under $15. No, it’s not $2, but you get what you pay for, the same reason why Guinness is more expensive that Bud Lite.

[Downtowner]

I’m not sure why everyone is commenting that Temecula wines are too expensive? Take Hart winery, they have 3 pretty good red wines (Merlot, Tempranillo, & Three (red blend))for under $20. And if you are a member they are under $15. No, it’s not $2, but you get what you pay for, the same reason why Guinness is more expensive that Bud Lite.

[Downtowner]

I’m not sure why everyone is commenting that Temecula wines are too expensive? Take Hart winery, they have 3 pretty good red wines (Merlot, Tempranillo, & Three (red blend))for under $20. And if you are a member they are under $15. No, it’s not $2, but you get what you pay for, the same reason why Guinness is more expensive that Bud Lite.

[Downtowner]

My favorite California wine region tends to be the Santa Rita Hills area of Santa Barbra county, this is due my liking of Pinot Nior and Chardonnay. This area is only a 3-4 hour drive and makes for a great getaway weekend! Wineries that I am a member of include: Babcock, Foley, Gainey (Evans Ranch), Palamino.

In Temecula I would recommend Hart, Doffo, & Monte de Oro and only Reds – it’s just too hot in that valley to grow most of the white grapes.

I also agree with SDRealtor that you can find some great deals at several wine shops throughout the city. Bacchus on G downtown is a great example. They are very knowledgeable and will guide you to wines based on what you like.

[Downtowner]

My favorite California wine region tends to be the Santa Rita Hills area of Santa Barbra county, this is due my liking of Pinot Nior and Chardonnay. This area is only a 3-4 hour drive and makes for a great getaway weekend! Wineries that I am a member of include: Babcock, Foley, Gainey (Evans Ranch), Palamino.

In Temecula I would recommend Hart, Doffo, & Monte de Oro and only Reds – it’s just too hot in that valley to grow most of the white grapes.

I also agree with SDRealtor that you can find some great deals at several wine shops throughout the city. Bacchus on G downtown is a great example. They are very knowledgeable and will guide you to wines based on what you like.

[Downtowner]

My favorite California wine region tends to be the Santa Rita Hills area of Santa Barbra county, this is due my liking of Pinot Nior and Chardonnay. This area is only a 3-4 hour drive and makes for a great getaway weekend! Wineries that I am a member of include: Babcock, Foley, Gainey (Evans Ranch), Palamino.

In Temecula I would recommend Hart, Doffo, & Monte de Oro and only Reds – it’s just too hot in that valley to grow most of the white grapes.

I also agree with SDRealtor that you can find some great deals at several wine shops throughout the city. Bacchus on G downtown is a great example. They are very knowledgeable and will guide you to wines based on what you like.

[Downtowner]

My favorite California wine region tends to be the Santa Rita Hills area of Santa Barbra county, this is due my liking of Pinot Nior and Chardonnay. This area is only a 3-4 hour drive and makes for a great getaway weekend! Wineries that I am a member of include: Babcock, Foley, Gainey (Evans Ranch), Palamino.

In Temecula I would recommend Hart, Doffo, & Monte de Oro and only Reds – it’s just too hot in that valley to grow most of the white grapes.

I also agree with SDRealtor that you can find some great deals at several wine shops throughout the city. Bacchus on G downtown is a great example. They are very knowledgeable and will guide you to wines based on what you like.

[Downtowner]

My favorite California wine region tends to be the Santa Rita Hills area of Santa Barbra county, this is due my liking of Pinot Nior and Chardonnay. This area is only a 3-4 hour drive and makes for a great getaway weekend! Wineries that I am a member of include: Babcock, Foley, Gainey (Evans Ranch), Palamino.

In Temecula I would recommend Hart, Doffo, & Monte de Oro and only Reds – it’s just too hot in that valley to grow most of the white grapes.

I also agree with SDRealtor that you can find some great deals at several wine shops throughout the city. Bacchus on G downtown is a great example. They are very knowledgeable and will guide you to wines based on what you like.

[Downtowner]

Babcock Vineyards
CHARDONNAY
“TOP CREAM”
Estate Grown – Sta. Rita Hills $45

[Downtowner]

Babcock Vineyards
CHARDONNAY
“TOP CREAM”
Estate Grown – Sta. Rita Hills $45

[Downtowner]

Babcock Vineyards
CHARDONNAY
“TOP CREAM”
Estate Grown – Sta. Rita Hills $45

[Downtowner]

Babcock Vineyards
CHARDONNAY
“TOP CREAM”
Estate Grown – Sta. Rita Hills $45

[Downtowner]

Babcock Vineyards
CHARDONNAY
“TOP CREAM”
Estate Grown – Sta. Rita Hills $45

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