Eberle Winery

One of the few wineries in the area that offers complimentary wine tasting and a cave tour. We booked for an afternoon tasting and tour on a Sunday. The winery has its own parking lot but not many spots so get there early or carpool. After checking in, we were quickly brought to our private table for tasting. The staff who served us was Garnet and she was amazing. The pours were generous and she even suggested we try the wines that were on promotion so my husband tasted a total of 7 different wines. He ended up purchasing 2 of the 7 he tasted.

The cave tour was short and sweet. Our tour guide was very informative and she had a good sense of humor which made the tour even more interesting. Everything was clean and tidy and there were even tables in a separate area for you to have picnics with family and friends. If we ever visit Paso Robles again, we will definitely make a trip to this winery.

LOVED Eberle!!! Where else can you get a high-quality wine tasting and intimate cave tour completely free?!

My mom and I had an early morning reservation at Eberle on a super cold and rainy morning. We were sat outside, but the patio was completely covered and secure. The cave tour was unlike anything else we'd ever seen in Paso, as well as super informative! Our server/tour guide/wine expert Stephanie was incredibly knowledgeable and kind.

Can't recommend Eberle enough to anyone visiting Paso! As this is a free experience, don't forget to tip!!!

We booked a wine tasting for 4 people with a cave tour and it was free!

They have such a beautiful vineyard and plenty of tables out in the back with shade to protect you from the rain.

The service is great and the cave tour is amazing. We ended up getting two bottles of wine because it was that good. We also got a charcuterie board for 4 people.

Very chill ambiance, probably best if you make a reservation, view is pretty no direct vineyard access but the views are phenomenal from
The patio - enjoyed a white wine

We very much enjoyed our wine tasting here. Reserved a 90 min vineyard deck tasting with the caves tour. Stephanie was our wine educator and she is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. She shared both personal stories and history about the vineyard. The cave tour was unique and we liked that they showed the VIP room and private party options.

I definitely recommend to add this as a stop on your wine tasting journey. It is definitely more affordable and had a casual yet sophisticated vibe.

We came back. And we would come back again and again.
If you are looking for an amazing Cabernet, Zinfandel, red blended, rosé You really must try this winery and take the cave tour. we picked up our case and we are ready for Christmas and the new year.
Gary Eberle was sitting by the fireplace with his two standard poodles right after their groom, and was enjoying a delicious red.
Everyone makes you feel like family . It did not surprise us that it was pouring down rain yet the wine tasting room was completely full...
We really recommend you go and visit and taste . The tastings are always free as are all of the smiles that you receive when you walk in the door..

Great stop to check out the cave tour and one of the only spots still free for tasting.

Wish we could have tasted their reserve but they were sold out for the day. They also have a tasting in the caves for $50.

On our roadtripping California trip, we were on our way from Morro Bay to Monterey and wanted a stop in between. We discovered Eberle Winery online and quickly made our reservation for our complimentary! wine tasting + tour the next morning.

We loved driving into the beautiful town, and when we arrived at Eberle, we were so happy with how lovely it was. We were promptly seated on the outside patio as soon as we checked in inside, and we were quickly greeted by our host. We enjoyed the vineyard view on the beautiful sunny afternoon while we waited just a few minutes for the others on our tour to arrive. Shoutout to Eberle for having the outside heaters turned on for the crisp morning weather; it was so nice to enjoy the outside without freezing!

We started our tour where our guide explained the grape process; they were actually working so we got to see it live in action. We then were walked downstairs to the "caves". It was so interesting to learn about their process here and how they started it all. I loved being in the caves, it was fun!

Then we went back up to the patio to begin our tasting. We got to try five of their wines. The sommelier did an amazing job giving us an explanation of each wine. They were all fantastic! My personal favorite was the Sangiovese; we couldn't buy a bottle then due to our travels, but she showed us where we can get it back home in Miami, and we definitely will be buying it!

Also, there are winery dogs. They roam around and come up to greet you. They are poodles. They are absolutely adorable and so sweet. That was an amazing surprise to make the experience even greater than it already was.

The fact that Eberle is so kind as to have tours and tasting, free of cost, is absolutely amazing. Our experience was incredible, very memorable; highly recommend it to everyone!

Our Eberle ambassador, Madi, was great! She was our tour guide through the caves and poured wine for our tasting. She was funny, knowledgeable, and quite helpful. The tour in the caves was cool and much faster than I thought, which is fine, as there was only so much to see, to be honest. Seems like a great place to have an event, and they do reserve tastings down there, too.

We very much appreciated that she allowed us to tailor our tasting to all reds, rather than a combo of red and white. I'm still so surprised that they don't charge for their tastings, but they definitely had volume going on both inside and on the expansive outdoor patio. I love that their zin is peppery and dry instead of jammy and their syrah was good enough for us to go home with a bottle.

Always a solid option in Paso. Probably the only place that doesn't charge for wine tasting in all of Paso. That being said, it's VERY popular with a lot of the people being very casual (a bit too casual and rowdy for my tastes).

The wines here are good and fairly reasonably priced for the area.

I've always enjoyed coming to Eberle -- I think they're a great model for having no tasting fees -- which really allows people to taste their wines. Their cabernet sauvignon has always been my favorite. It's classy, albeit a bit pricey $55.

Oh and, you can't beat the view here - a must stop when in Paso. Don't forget to make reservations!