Alta Colina Vineyard
Relaxed setting with sweeping views and plenty of open space for dogs to roam while you taste their Rhône-style wines.
Asuncion Ridge
A remote, quaint estate on the east side with a relaxed vibe and generous outdoor space — a great stop for dogs who like to stretch out.
Bella Luna Estate Winery
Charming Italian-inspired estate with shaded outdoor seating and a relaxed pace that works well for a dog day out.
Bodega de Edgar
Small-production, family-run tasting room (indoors) with a warm atmosphere. Dogs are welcome and the staff genuinely enjoy the company.
Bovino Vineyards
A working ranch winery with a country feel — dogs fit right in here among the open land and relaxed tasting setting.
Brecon Estate
They have their own winery dog on site, which sets the tone — dogs are enthusiastically welcomed here.
CAB HOUSE at Hansen Vineyards
Casual, fun atmosphere focused on Cabernet. Dogs are welcome on the patio and the staff are known for being especially friendly to four-legged guests.
Calcareous Vineyard
Plenty of dirt and grass around the property — one of the better spots for dogs who need room to move. Beautiful hilltop views too.
Caliza Winery
Boutique Rhône producer with a welcoming patio and a genuinely dog-friendly policy rather than just a posted sign.
Ciento Cellars
Small-batch producer with an intimate tasting experience. Welcoming to dogs and known for a personal, unhurried approach.
Clesi Winery
Country setting with other animals on site — dogs, goats, and a relaxed farm atmosphere make this one of the more unique dog-friendly stops.
Copia Vineyards
Open, welcoming grounds with a friendly team. A solid choice for dogs who do best with outdoor space and room to settle in.
Croad Vineyards
Boutique family estate with a warm, personal tasting experience. Dogs are genuinely welcome and the setting is relaxed and unhurried.
DAOU
One of Paso's most impressive estates. Dogs are welcome in the ample outdoor areas — a great spot to combine a beautiful setting with a quality tasting.
Eberle Winery
Founder Gary Eberle is famously a dog lover — Eberle is known for their standard poodles and a staff culture that genuinely welcomes dogs.
Ecluse Wines
Intimate, boutique tasting room with a relaxed pace. Dogs are welcome and the setting is low-key enough that anxious dogs tend to do well here.
Epoch Estate Wines
Stunning Templeton Gap estate making some of Paso's most acclaimed wines. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor terrace with its sweeping vineyard views.
The Fableist Wine Co.
Creative, story-driven label with a fun tasting environment. Dogs fit the casual, welcoming vibe perfectly.
Four Lanterns Winery
Small family winery with a warm, personal atmosphere. A good choice for dogs who do better in quieter, less crowded settings.
J Dusi
Historic family vineyard known for old-vine Zinfandel. Sometimes has treats on hand for dogs — a nice touch that reflects the family spirit of the place.
Jack Creek Cellars
West side estate with a cool-climate style and an easygoing outdoor tasting area. Dogs are welcome and the setting is naturally calm.
Jada Vineyard
Boutique west side producer with a beautiful property. Dogs are welcome outdoors and the staff tend to be warm and attentive to all guests — four-legged included.
Kiamie Wines
Winery dogs and goats on site — one of the more unique, animal-friendly stops in the region. Your dog will have company.
Linne Calodo Cellars
Highly regarded boutique producer — note that they have cats on site, so good to keep in mind if your dog is easily distracted.
LXV Wine
Unique sensory-focused tasting experience. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas and the team creates a welcoming atmosphere for everyone.
Nenow Family Wines
Small family operation with a personal, low-key tasting experience. A good fit for dogs who prefer a quieter environment.
Niner Wine Estate
One of the more polished estates in the region with beautiful grounds. Dogs are welcome outdoors and there's plenty of space to settle in.
Oso Libre Winery
A wild-spirited, adventurous label that matches its name. Dogs fit right in with the outdoor, free-range atmosphere here.
Sixmilebridge
Irish-influenced winery with a warm, hospitable culture that extends to dogs. A relaxed and genuine stop on any east side tour.
SummerWood Winery
Gorgeous property with lush grounds. One of the nicer outdoor settings in Paso for a leisurely stop with your dog.
Venteux Vineyards
Large grass area surrounding the tasting room — one of the best spots in the region for dogs who need space to stretch out between tastings.
VOLATUS
Boutique producer with a thoughtful wine program and a welcoming outdoor tasting space. A good addition to any west side dog-friendly itinerary.
Whalebone
They have their own winery dog on site — always a good sign. A casual, fun stop with wines that punch above their price point.
Policies change — we recommend calling ahead to confirm before your visit, especially for larger dogs.
