Contact Information Visit Website 6905 Foxen Canyon Road Los Olivos CA (805) 688-9339 (ext. 308) Share Categories Food & Drink Wine View On Map The first to plant Syrah in Santa Barbara County. Located in the northernmost portion of Santa Ynez Valley within Santa Barbara County, Zaca Mesa was the first to plant Syrah in Santa Barbara County in 1978. Over the years, the winery has learned that the grape varietals indigenous to the Rhône valley of France prosper in its vineyard. Since 1997, they have focused on growing Syrah, Viognier and other Rhône varietals. Hand-crafting wines with integrity using traditional methods from grapes sustainably grown, they have farmed and nurtured our vineyard to produce wines that are true to the unique spirit of the land. Known for being an industry leader and home to many recognized winemakers like Ken Brown, Adam Tolmach, Jim Clenden, Bob Lindquist, Daniel Gehrs and Eric Mohseni, Zaca Mesa is filled with traditions and a passion for wine. With the strong belief that it takes a family to create great wine, Zaca Mesa has been a pioneer in the industry since its very beginning. Since 2011, winemaker Kristin Bryden is one of those team members who is continuing the legacy. Kristin’s winemaking journey began unintentionally, but after her first harvest, she fell in love with the craft. Through her winemaking journey at Zaca Mesa she has honed in her abilities to create wines that age with optimal natural acidity. Zaca Mesa guarantees a delicious glass of Syrah made with traditional Central Coast winemaking, which can be enjoyed as you tour the 750-acre property.
Foxen Canyon Wine Trail Foxen Canyon Wine Trail is home to some of the most accomplished winemakers in California. You’ll find a diverse selection of world class wines within our group of 14 wineries along the 30 mile stretch of Foxen Canyon Road that runs between Los Olivos and Santa Maria. Stunning sceneries, vineyards and rolling hills add to […]
Foxen Canyon Wine Trail Home to 16 wineries, it’s the perfect way to taste wine from the oldest appellation in Santa Barbara County.
Martian Ranch & Vineyard An eclectic grower of grape varietals, both esoteric and otherwise. Martian Ranch & Vineyard is a young, biodynamically-farmed vineyard on Alisos Canyon Road in Los Alamos where they take farming much more seriously than they do themselves. When Nan Helgeland founded the Martian Ranch & Vineyard in 2007, she wanted to give it a name […]
Tres Hermanas Vineyard & Winery Located along the famed Foxen Canyon Road, Tres Hermanas Vineyard & Winery was founded in 2001 by Marvin & Paulette Teixeira with the planting of a small vineyard on their cattle ranch. The label is a picture of the barn that exhibits the JT cattle brand, which was Marvin’s father’s brand used to identify cattle. […]
April 30 Great American Melodrama - The Emperor's New Clothes Step into the kingdom of Halfwitania, a faraway land filled with zany characters and big surprises. The Emperor runs the country, but he is so obsessed with clothes that the important affairs of the kingdom are neglected. When he orders a new garment, something goes wrong and the problems with the kingdom are… revealed. The whole family […]
May 01 Old Orcutt's First Friday: May Come out and enjoy an evening in Old Orcutt. Merchants stay open late on the first Friday of the month. Drink, food, and shopping specials.
May 03 Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum: 11th Annual Free Family Kite Festival Join us for a day of family fun at the Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum Free Family Kite Festival on Sunday, May 3, 2020 from 12 – 4 p.m. This annual event, now in its 11th year, will be held at Rotary Centennial Park in Santa Maria, CA. Bring the whole family and enjoy an […]
May 08 Santa Maria Civic Theatre: The Full Monty Based on the cult hit film of the same name, The Full Monty, a ten-time Tony Award nominee, is filled with honest affection, engaging melodies and the most highly anticipated closing number of any show. While spying on their wives at a “Girls’ Night Out,” a group of unemployed steelworkers from Buffalo sees how much […]