The Wine History Project of SLO County preserves and presents two centuries of local viticulture through research, interviews, exhibitions, publications, talks and tastings. We work with local museums, galleries, archives, and wineries to organize events and exhibitions in venues throughout the county.
Together We Can Preserve the Story of Central Coast Winemaking
3592 Broad Street,
Suite 104,
San Luis Obispo,
CA 93401
(805) 439-4647
libbie@winehistoryproject.org
By Appointment
It is 1977 and there is a Wine Revolution going on in California. The phrase, “California Wine Country,” had referred only to the areas around the San Francisco Bay: Napa, Sonoma, Monterey, and Santa Clara Counties. Today vineyards and wineries have been spawning from...
It is 1977. The Estrella River Winery is rising on a hill that dominates the countryside on the Estrella Plains, just east of the Paso Robles Airport. The magnificent structure is surrounded by the 700-acre Estrella vineyards rolling out like a lush carpet over the...
Six short videos on the legacy of Gary Eberle, Eberle Winery, and Paso Robles wine country.
Watch master potter Scott Semple build a large clay amphora for the Wine History Project.
We would love to hear from you.