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Eberle Winery
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Welcome to the Eberle Winery website! Syrah and Cabernet (our two French Poodles and official greeters at the Tasting Room) as well as Gary Eberle and the entire staff welcome you to visit the virtual world of Eberle. The history of Eberle Winery dates back to 1979, when Gary produced his first bottle of Eberle Cabernet Sauvignon. Now, more than two decades later, we're celebrating our 25th Anniversary of making ultra-premium wines exclusively from the Paso Robles Appellation. The Boar
The German name "Eberle" translates to "small boar." At Eberle Winery, a bronze boar greets every guest who visits the Tasting Room. The statue is the 93rd replica of the original bronze Porcellino cast by Tacca in 1620. And today, the original can be found in the straw market in Florence, Italy. It is considered good luck to rub the boar's nose and toss a coin in the water below. All money collected at the Eberle boar fountain is donated to local children's charities. The redwood building that houses the Winery and Tasting Room was built to be a natural extension of the vineyard and surrounding countryside. But in 1994, Eberle was seeking additional space for the red wine program and decided to go underground. Today, 16,000 square feet of underground caves located below the winery create the perfect place to age every bottle of wine we make. In addition, the 100-seat Wild Boar Room serves as a romantic and beautiful backdrop for our monthly Guest Chef Dinner Series and private events.
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Directions
Eberle winery is located midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles in Paso Robles, 25 miles east of the Pacific Ocean and 40 miles southeast of Hearst Castle. From Highway 101 exit Highway 46 East (Freson Bakersfield exit). Travel 3.5 miles east, the winery sits on a knoll on the left side of the highway (right side if you are coming from Fresno or Bakersfield). Driving time from San Francisco and Los Angeles is approximately 3 - 3.5 hours. A commercial airport is located in San Luis Obispo (30 miles south) and is served by United, American and Southwest Airlines.
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Barbera
Originating from Piedmont, Italy, this Italian varietal is one of Eberle's best small production wines. Ruby red in color and lively with bright fruit flavors, the soft tannins make this an easy everyday red and a standout with tomato based pastas.
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Cabernet/Syrah
A 50/50 blend, this wine marries the blueberry and meaty flavors of Syrah with the Plum-packed, full-bodied structure of Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
100% Cabernet Sauvignon displaying a flavorful deluge of rich black currant, hints of cherry and a long finish of sweet mocha and velvety tannins.
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Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
This wine is an introduction to Cabernet Sauvignon from Paso Robles. Low on the "veggie", strong on the fruit, with a complexity that opens up beautifully with a little decanting.
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Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
A wine whose freshness, tannins and very long, fruity finish, show it's still only in its infancy. It's lively and complex in blackberry and oak flavors, with chocolate aromas.
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Estate Chardonnay
A classic Chardonnay with huge aromatics and rich, fruity flavors of tropical fruit, green apple and a touch of oak.
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Estate Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
2001 Estate Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
A wine whose freshness, tannins and very long, fruity finish, show it's still only in its infancy. It's lively and complex in blackberry and oak flavors, with chocolate aromas.
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Full Boar Red
The best kept secret in the Passage of the Oaks! Predominantly Cabernet, our non-vintage Full Boar Red gets its versatile characteristics from splashes of Sangiovese, Barbera and Chardonnay. Definitely the wildest country wine your table’s ever seen.
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Lonesome Oak Syrah
The Lonesome Oak Syrah exemplifies the earthiness and complexity of the Paso Robles terroir,creating an expressive and luscious wine loaded with flavors of blueberry and hints of wild game supported by firm tannins.
Enjoy this fine wine now or savor its elegance in several years to come!
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Mill Road Viognier
The seductive charm of the Mill Viognier offers robust floral aromatics give way to rich, mouthwatering flavors of tropical lichi, ripe mango, a hint of candied ginger and finishes with light notes of roasted nuts and bright acidity.
This exotic wine offers a nice balance between varietal character and well-integrated wood character. It's rich and fat, with a long finish that is ready to enjoy now, but its lushness never leads to heaviness, and it has the vitality to see it through a year or two of additional keeping.
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Muscat Canelli
Eberle Muscat Canelli reveals floral aromas of orange blossom and ripe melon merging with hints of citrus and orchard fruits. It's semi-sweet and clean, with a long finish. Perfect as an aperitif or dessert wine.
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Remo Belli Zinfandel
Big, juicy and jammy, this old vine Zinfandel produced from head-trained, dry-farmed vines is a must for and true Zin fan.
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Roussanne
Opens up with a honey, mineral nose, reinforced by honeycomb flavors and is balanced with a light acidity and viscous mouthfeel. A very elegant expression of this traditional white Rhone variety.
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Sangiovese
This Sangiovese is medium-bodied with moderate tannins and a cherry cola quality to it. A lovely finish that is a wonderful accompaniment to many dishes.
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Steinbeck Syrah
Enticing, opulent flavors of ripe blueberry and black cherry are accented by hints of sweet vanilla oak and white pepper. A true ‘rhone-style’ syrah that will gracefully age over the next several years.
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Steinbeck Syrah
A profusion of ripe cherries with essences of earth and minerals.
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Syrah Rosé
Eberle's dry rosé displays aromatics and flavors of wild strawberries and hints of spice. A light wine that drinks like a red and pairs exquisitely with a variety of foods.
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Vineyard Selection Cabernet Sauvignon
A beautiful blend of four Paso Robles vineyards, with an abundance of wild berries flavors, sweet toasted oak and bright juicy tannins. Silver Medal-San Francisco Chronicle 2006; House Pour - Playboy Mansion West
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Zinfandel
Light up the grill and let this Zin shine, pairing it up with anything coming out of the BBQ. The raspberries and cherries notes marry the leather and peppery aromas, in a wine with a medium body ready to liven up your table.
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Zinfandel, Steinbeck Vineyard
This rendition shines with wild raspberry and briar perfume and distinct flavors of cherry and plum.
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