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Bernardo Winery is 25 miles north of downtown San Diego and has produced wine for over 100 years. On the grounds and the winery are little wooden cottages that serve as shops, including a candle shop and a sweet shop. The Winery is a beautiful and historical place—a rustic oasis in suburbia. You could easily spend several hours here exploring the grounds and shops. It’s worth checking out, and it is a great day trip from San Diego.
Even with most of the surrounding hills covered with homes, the Bernardo Winery is a lovely place to spend a day. You can wander the grounds and window shop while sipping wine, making wine tasting at Bernardo Winery a unique experience.
The winery was founded in 1889 and is San Diego County’s oldest Winery. They are also the oldest continuously operating winery in Southern California. The Winery is family-owned and worked and has been since 1927.
You can wander through the grapevines, sip wine on the patio, and shop in specialty stores converted from some of the original Winery buildings. Finding this little winery in the middle of Rancho Bernardo’s development is surprising.
Special Events and Weddings
The winemaking facility is not open for public tours, but guests can book private events at the winery. Wine blending and cooking classes, private cellar dinners, weddings, and private parties are available for booking. Bernardo Winery hosts various events throughout the year, including concerts and craft fairs. They offer a wine-tasting menu featuring about 20 wines, primarily from local wineries and a few from northern California.
Village Shops Bernardo Winery
The shops in the Winery village offer visitors a range of options. Among them are the Rancho Bernardo Historical Museum, the Manzanita Roasting Company and Coffee House, a Home and Garden store, a shop selling candles and candle accessories, an art gallery, and a Sweet Shoppe.
Wine Tasting Bernado Winery
The prices for wine tasting are reasonable, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. You will also be given a glass with a logo to keep. At Bernardo Winery, you can enjoy wine-tasting sessions at the tasting room and in the courtyard on weekends.
Wine stewards will guide you through the tasting and provide information about the winery’s award-winning wine grapes cultivation and production process. Kids are welcome to join the fun and enjoy grape juice. However, pets are prohibited inside the winery, so you must leave your furry friend at home.
Bernardo Winery’s tasting room is open Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. If there is a special event that may change the hours of operation, it’s best to check the winery website before visiting. The Winery makes for a nice day trip because there is so much to see and do. Bernardo Winery 13330 Paseo Del Verano Norte, San Diego, California. Winery Website
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