Chuparosa Vineyards
Albariño, Grenache, estate olive oil
- Ramona
- Weekend-only
- Meet-the-winemaker
- Dog-friendly
San Diego Wineries
San Diego County has more than 115 wineries, and the experience is different from Napa or Temecula — smaller, more personal, and often poured by the winemaker. There are no wine trains or mega-pours here; the first wine grapes in California were actually planted in San Diego. Use the filters to find your kind of place.
8 wineries
Hacienda de las Rosas
Full-bodied reds; mission/equestrian setting and views
- Ramona
- Views
- Mission-style
- Equestrian
Hawk Watch Winery
Scenic overlook; high-elevation setting
- Warner Springs
- Views
- High-elevation
Highland Valley Vintners
Italian varietals; Tuscan-villa setting; veteran-owned
- Escondido/Highland Valley
- Italian
- Villa setting
- Veteran-owned
Milagro Winery
Wedding/event venue; wine cave; lake and estate grounds
- Ramona
- Wedding/event venue
- Estate grounds
- Wine cave
Principe di Tricase Winery
Fiano, Nebbiolo, Italian varietals; homemade balsamic
- Ramona
- Italian
- Weekend-only
- Strollable grounds
Ramona Ranch Winery
Tannat and reds; dog-friendly patio with a view
- Ramona
- Dog-friendly
- Picnic-friendly
- Views
Sky Valley Cellars
Petite Sirah; award-winning Albariño; views; weekend live music
- Ramona
- Views
- Weekend-only
- Live music
Frequently asked questions
- How many wineries are in San Diego County?
- More than 115, across several AVAs and regions.
- Which region has the most?
- Ramona Valley — the densest concentration in the county.
- Do I need reservations?
- Recommended on weekends and for groups; many tasting rooms are weekend-only.
- Are hours and fees reliable?
- Always confirm before visiting — small wineries change hours seasonally.