Southern California
San Diego City & South Bay
A curated guide to San Diego's urban wineries
11 featured wineries · 6-page PDF guide
Download the free PDF guideSunshine, city style
San Diego's craft-drinks scene extends to a lively group of urban wineries and tasting rooms around the city and its eastern suburbs, from coastal La Jolla to La Mesa and El Cajon.
Many winemakers work with grapes from San Diego County's own vineyards as well as from across California, and it all comes with the city's famously mild weather.
At a glance
- Signature wines
- Wines from San Diego County and other California vineyards
- Getting there
- Interstate 5 and Interstate 8; San Diego International Airport
- When to go
- Year-round
- Plan ahead
- Urban tasting rooms often keep limited hours
The 11 featured wineries
- Fruit CraftSan Diego
- Koi Zen CellarsSan Diego
- Quigley Fine WinesSan Diego
- Trevi Hills WineryLakeside
- Andersen ValleyEl Cajon
- Lj Crafted WinesLa Jolla
- Negociant WinerySan Diego
- Oddish WineSan Diego
- San Pasqual Tasting RoomSan Diego
- San Pasqual WineryLa Mesa
- War Paw WineSan Diego
Full details for each winery are in the free PDF guide.
Data: California ABC & TTB public records
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