Updated Summer 2026
Did you know there are over 85 sparkling wine producers in San Luis Obispo County? And we have fourteen of them right here in Paso’s Downtown Wine District! Many are such small production that they aren’t available year-round, so make sure to ask at the winery when you visit.
Learn all about the differences in Sparkling Wine here.
Here are the top 14 sparkling wines in downtown Paso’s Downtown Wine District!
1. Alamar
Alamar Wines crafts a small-lot sparkling Blanc de Blanc that captures the vibrant fruit, refreshing bubbles, and sunny character of California’s Central Coast. It’s made in the traditional French style (just like in Champagne, France), and it has delicate bubbles and a yeasty nose. Plus, Alamar has their own riddling rack right in Downtown Paso Robles – the only one!
2. Bushong Vintage Co.
Bushong makes sparkling Gewürztraminer in the classic Champagne method with grapes are from the Adelaida district. The wine is aged en tirage, meaning on the yeast and lees (grape matter that is leftover from fermentation). This Bubbly has a fuller body plus yeasty aromas, which blends with the fun, aperitif style of the Gewürztraminer grape. Watch for his next release of Sparkling Wine, available in the tasting room.
3. CaliPaso Winery
CaliPaso strives to be an authentic Italian experience in Paso Robles, including bringing in Prosecco DOC from Italy. DOC means Denominazione di Origine Controllata or designation of controlled origin, and is the second-highest quality level of Prosecco in Italy – Friuli Venezia Giulia and Veneto. In other words, it’s the real deal.
4. Dracaena Wines
Bowen’s Bubbles Blanc de Blanc is a crisp, elegant sparkling wine bursting with bright citrus, green apple, and refreshing acidity, making every sip feel like a celebration. Named for the winery’s beloved canine companion, it reflects Dracaena Wines’ passion for both exceptional bubbles and supporting the dogs that inspire their story.
5. Hayseed & Housdon/Metronome
Metronome is a label by Hayseed & Housdon‘s right-hand woman, Holli, and sparkling wine is her vintner debut. Metronome Tracks are traditional-method Extra Brut Cuvées, and can be purchased in the Hayseed & Housdon tasting room on Railroad, just behind the main row of Paso downtown businesses. Metronome will help raise awareness and funds for a worthy nonprofit: VH1 Save The Music. 🎶
6. High Camp
High Camp Wines‘ latest sparkling release, the 2023 Petite Darlin’, is a rare sparkling Petite Sirah that delivers vibrant fruit, lively bubbles, and an adventurous spirit that perfectly reflects the winery’s creative approach to winemaking. For fans of traditional sparkling wines, the Coquette Brut offers elegant notes of mandarin orange, green apple, toast, and a refreshing citrus-driven finish, crafted in the Crémant tradition.
7. Hope on Park/Treana
Hope on Park offers a traditional méthode, champenoise Sparkling Wine. Hope Family Wines makes the Treana Blanc de Blancs Sparkling Wine, in the Templeton Gap area just north of the 46 west highway. You can also visit the winery on Paso’s Westside!
8. Hoyt Family Vineyards
Hoyt Family Vineyards produces two elegant Méthode Champenoise sparkling wines! One is made with Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from Central Coast vineyards. The Pinot Noir is sourced from Hoyt’s vineyard on the westside of Paso Robles, and the Chardonnay is from Lucas & Lewellen vineyard in San Luis Obispo County. It’s crisp and refreshing, with hints of brioche. The newest release is a super crisp Brut Nature (meaning no sugar added during dosage) made of 100% Chardonnay.
9. Indigené Cellars
Yeux De Chat is Indigené‘s a traditional-method Sparkling Wine from Santa Lucia Highlands fruit, that was aged on the lees for several years. The 5g dosage (making this an Extra Brut Cuvée) produced focus, acidity and restrained mousse with a long and elegant finish.
10. Rockbound Cellars
Rockbound Cellars is a new estate-grown, boutique winery in west side Paso specializing in premium Bordeaux and Rhone wines. The DeRodeff family embraces the profound influence of terroir and focus on small-batch winemaking. Their Sparkling Pét Nat Rosé is a blend of Grenache, Cinsault, and Counoise.
11. Serial Wines
Serial Wines‘ La Dame Michele Sparkling Rosé is vibrant and expressive, with delicate notes of strawberry, citrus peel, and a subtle floral lift. It’s lively yet elegant, the kind of wine that feels equally suited to a celebration or a slow afternoon with friends. The Blanc de Blanc offers a different expression—crisp, bright, and mineral-driven, with layers of green apple, lemon zest, and a clean, refreshing finish.
12. Seven Oxen
Seven Oxen’s Pét-Nat captures the winery’s roots with bright, naturally sparkling freshness, lively acidity, and vibrant fruit character. Crafted from organically farmed Paso Robles fruit, this playful sparkler offers an authentic expression of the estate vineyard and the rustic charm that makes Pét-Nat wines so captivating.
13. Tank Garage Winery
Tank Winery first opened in an actual garage in Napa Valley, with the aim of celebrating rebels, punk rock, and California dreamin’. Now open in downtown Paso Robles in a historic garage, they showcase their fun labels, unique and rare blends, and never-to-be-drank again bottles (they never make the same wine twice). Ever the innovators, the folks at Tank Garage know how to have fun, especially with their Sparkling Pét Nats. The lastest one is Sex Picnic, a Pét-Nat Sparkling Rosé of mostly Grenache. We also loved previous versions Hella Fresh and Skateland. And don’t miss their secret VIP room.
14. Wine Boss
The cool Wine Boss wine bar is all about crafting wines for reggae rock bands like Rebelution, blending music and wine for a one-of-a-kind experience. The tasting room boasts an art deco, speakeasy-inspired vibe, offering a cozy and welcoming space to relax. Wine Boss makes Sidequest’s 2023 Sparkling Rosé and Rebelution’s 2022 Sparkling Reb Rosé, both in cans, for a bubbly option that’s perfect for sipping on the go.
