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  1. The Origin Story of Brecon Estate's Old Vine Cabernet Franc

    In this episode of Exploring the Wineglass, host Lori Budd sits down with a true visionary of the Paso Robles wine scene, the man behind Brecon Estate, Damian Grindley.

    From the stunning, high-calcium hills of the Adelaida district, Brecon has quickly established itself as a producer of world-class, distinctive wines, earning high praise and a loyal following. But today, we're focusing on one grape in particular—a varietal that Damian has championed and truly elevated here in Paso Robles: Cabernet Franc.

    The episode can be found on all of the major podcast aggregators as well as your speaker. Simply ask Alexa to play "Exploring the Wine Glass Podcast", or check out the video here!

  2. New York Times highlights Brecon in recent travel article

    Brecon Estate is highlighted as a must-see stop along a scenic road trip through California's Central Coast.
    See the full article here: Soak Up Fall Splendor on These 5 Western Road Trips

  3. Brecon Wins Big In Boston!

    Brecon did really, really, well in Boston.

    Best of Show, plus three Best of Classes and six Platinum Awards.

    The East Coast just loves us. Here.

  4. Conejo Valley Lifestyle Magazine

    Melissa Curtin, writer for Conejo Valley Lifestyle Magazine, includes a lovely review of Brecon from her time exploring California's unique wine tasting experiences.

    You can see the full story on page 26 of October's digital issue.

    Cheers on the balcony
  5. Brecon Estate Cabernet Sauvignon Hailed Amongst Paso's Best

    Brecon Estate
    Morning light shines on Brecon Estate's Vineyard


    Discover California’s most exciting Cabernet destination, where ancient limestone soils and passionate winemakers create world-class wines at exceptional values.

    This definitive guide focuses on twelve exceptional producers—from established legends to intimate family operations—that showcase why Paso Robles creates some of California’s most compelling Cabernet Sauvignon. Read the full article here