Tin City, Paso Robles: A Directory

More than 20 small-production tasting rooms call Tin City home — here are some of the standouts.

• ONX WinesAnchoring the Limestone Way cul-de-sac — bold, estate-grown blends from two vineyards planted with numerous varietals.
• Field RecordingsWinemaker Andrew Jones sources fruit from unusual, little-known vineyards for fresh, unpretentious wines.
• GiornataStephanie & Brian Terrizzi's Italian-varietal wines — Nebbiolo, Barbera, Sangiovese — made with real Italian winemaking sensibility.
• LevoSelf-taught winemaker Bret Urness's minimalist, small-production Garagiste-style wines.
• DesparadaWinemaker Vailia From works with more than 20 vineyards across the Central Coast for unique, elegant wines.
• Sans LiegeCurt Schalchlin's independent-minded, Rhône-inspired wines.
• Anarchy Wine Co.Christian Tietje's bold, rule-breaking Rhône, Bordeaux & Zinfandel blends, right at the entrance to Tin City.
• Monochrome WinesUnlike almost anyone else in Paso, Monochrome focuses exclusively on white wines.

• BarrelHouse BreweryOne of Tin City's original tenants — a spacious outdoor beer garden, live music, and rotating food trucks.
• Tin City DistilleryCraft spirits under one roof — vodka, gin, bourbon, and rye, plus the Wine Shine brandy program.

• Six Test KitchenSLO County's first Michelin-starred restaurant — twelve seats, Chef-Owner Ricky Odbert's tasting menu.
• Negranti CreameryHandcrafted sheep's-milk ice cream — the perfect break between tasting rooms.
• ETTOA working pasta factory turning out freshly made pasta right in the district.

• LocationOff Ramada Drive, about 1.5 miles south of the downtown square — roughly a 5-minute drive.
• Parking & getting aroundFree parking, and the district is compact and walkable once you're there — easy to hit several stops on foot.