The tiny production Tin City winery Crush was recommended to us by both the folks at Brecon and the team at Emercy. This two-person husband-and-wife show crushes it with their T and T offerings of Tennat (which only grows well in three places on this planet, one of which is Paso) and Tempranillo (we love Spanish wines). They do a 100% estate grown version of each (Tantalize for Tennat and Temptation for Tempranillo), and even a partnership of the two grapes called. . . Wait for it . . . T-N-T, which is dynamite in a bottle (sorry, I couldn’t resist). The casually elegant tasting room is a great place to relax and taste unusual (for Paso) and delicious wines you won’t see elsewhere. If you’re lucky, Scott (owner, winemaker, etc., etc., etc. in the two-person show) may play a vinyl (yes, vinyl) record (yes, record) on his direct-drive turntable (I know, many of you are Googling these words but I’m glad to see the Renaissance of this tech and wish I’d kept mine), for some warm musical accompaniment to his perfect wines. We look forward to receiving their club shipments a couple times each year and will visit again the next time we are in Paso, to enjoy whatever their vines have to offer.
Jeremy Hendricks
Crush is great! Beautiful tasting room, great wines, and fantastic owners. We joined the club when we stopped in and look forward to wine fest!
Nikki Greco
Stopped in here on our last trip to Paso Robles and I am so glad we did. The wines were very tasty and the owners sat with us and told us all about their wine-making journey. It was such a great experience! If you’re looking for yummy wine in a fun, low-key spot then this place is for you.
Chris Campbell
My wife and I visited Crush this past weekend and had a wonderful time tasting their wines and chatting with the owners. We look forward to returning!
The tiny production Tin City winery Crush was recommended to us by both the folks at Brecon and the team at Emercy. This two-person husband-and-wife show crushes it with their T and T offerings of Tennat (which only grows well in three places on this planet, one of which is Paso) and Tempranillo (we love Spanish wines). They do a 100% estate grown version of each (Tantalize for Tennat and Temptation for Tempranillo), and even a partnership of the two grapes called. . . Wait for it . . . T-N-T, which is dynamite in a bottle (sorry, I couldn’t resist). The casually elegant tasting room is a great place to relax and taste unusual (for Paso) and delicious wines you won’t see elsewhere. If you’re lucky, Scott (owner, winemaker, etc., etc., etc. in the two-person show) may play a vinyl (yes, vinyl) record (yes, record) on his direct-drive turntable (I know, many of you are Googling these words but I’m glad to see the Renaissance of this tech and wish I’d kept mine), for some warm musical accompaniment to his perfect wines. We look forward to receiving their club shipments a couple times each year and will visit again the next time we are in Paso, to enjoy whatever their vines have to offer.
Crush is great! Beautiful tasting room, great wines, and fantastic owners. We joined the club when we stopped in and look forward to wine fest!
Stopped in here on our last trip to Paso Robles and I am so glad we did. The wines were very tasty and the owners sat with us and told us all about their wine-making journey. It was such a great experience! If you’re looking for yummy wine in a fun, low-key spot then this place is for you.
My wife and I visited Crush this past weekend and had a wonderful time tasting their wines and chatting with the owners. We look forward to returning!
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