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2. The 7 Best Things to Do in Santa Barbara, Wine-Soaked ... - AOL

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   And things to do in Santa Barbara range from the expected (long beach walks, plentiful dining options and poolside naps) to the novel (strolling a whole neighborhood devoted to wine tasting). The ...

3. Firestone Vineyard - Wikipedia

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   Firestone Vineyard was founded by members of the Firestone family in 1972, as Santa Barbara County's first estate winery. The winery was designed by Richard Keith & Associates, architects. [2] The winery is located in rural Santa Ynez Valley near the town of Los Olivos in Santa Barbara County. It includes a barrel cellar, fermentation cellar ...

4. Andrew Murray Vineyards - Wikipedia

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   He made his first wine in Australia at the age of 19 and his eponymous winery's first vintage was 1993. When the vineyard was sold in 2006, [4] Andrew obtained leases for blocks of vineyards throughout California’s Central Coast for wine production. He established a new Los Olivos winery in a former brewery on property owned by fellow ...

5. Pali Wine Co. - Wikipedia

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   Pali Wine Co. is a Santa Barbara county winery that specializes in Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Pali Wine Co. was founded by Tim Perr and Scott Knight in 2005. Tim and Scott are the founders of Santa Monica based insurance consulting firm, Perr&Knight. Pali has tasting rooms located in downtown Santa Barbara, Lompoc and in Little Italy, San Diego.

6. Santa Barbara County wine - Wikipedia

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   Santa Barbara County has a rich wine making history dating back to 1782 when Father Junipero Serra brought grapevine cuttings from Mexico to be planted near Sycamore Creek. In 1804, the largest mission vineyard, 25 acres (10 ha), was established just north of Santa Barbara, adjacent to San Jose Creek on land that is now part of Goléta.

7. Central Coast AVA - Wikipedia

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   Central Coast is a vast American Viticultural Area (AVA) that spans along the Central California Pacific coastline from the San Francisco Bay Area south through Monterey, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties.