Agustina Hobbs Unveils a New Legacy in Wine

Agustina Hobbs, daughter of Paul Hobbs and winemaker for ALH

Can you imagine having your father be one of the most famous winemakers in the world? Paul Hobbs, legendary winemaker in Napa, taught her that “you have to show up, walk the vineyards, know how your grapes are progressing, get an idea of what kind of wine you want to make”. She took this to heart and has created her first vintage of Cabernet Sauvignon from famous Napa Valley Continue Reading →

From Fairways to Fine Wines: The Monserate Winery Story

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Monserate Winery entrance

What started as a golf course, has been converted into a state of the art winery and wedding venue. In 2016 Jade and Julie Work bought the 116-acre Fallbrook Golf Course (ironically the site of Jake’s first job where he got fired the first day for accidentally tipping over a golf cart!) and proceeded to plant 75 acres of vines. But not to worry, they saved the 100 year old oak trees along with many sycamore trees. They also replanted many ancient olive trees around the tasting room and restaurant. The winery is a family affair with all the Work children and their spouses working in some capacity at the winery.
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Domaine Artefact Vineyard and Winery: From Wine Wanderers to Winemakers

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Domaine Artifact Vineyard and Winery lies above Escondido’s San Pasqual Valley, nestled between granite-studded ridges. The name is derived from artifacts found throughout the property. Indigenous peoples have resided in the valley for approximately 8,000 years. The artifacts found on the property have been curated and are now on display at the World Museum of Natural History in San Bernardino, CA. Together, they have built the Estate from the ground up, beginning with the vision of the estate to planning, planting, and management. Continue Reading →