Pasoport Wine Company

Worst tasting of the day! The port tasted ok but the service was horrible! I felt like our pourer hated her job and wished she was anywhere but interacting with visitors at the tasting room. SO lame. Don’t waste your time! Go to Roxo instead for ports. They actually appreciate your visit!

We have been club members at Per Cazo since the beginning. Pasoport is a great place with great wine/​port. Everyone is beyond friendly and we always enjoy our visits. A must see little place!

As we were arriving, a group of people were coming out and one lady told us «hide your wallets!», LOL! We soon found out why. I’ve been to my fair share of wineries, but this was probably my favorite.
For years, I have contemplated joining a wine club, but I never really liked all of the wines I tasted at a single winery. Pasoport broke me down! I like a variety of wines, from Cabs to Moscatos to blends, but I consistently favor ports and port styles so this was definitely a good fit for me. The sommelier was friendly and knowledgeable about the product (as most are) and the atmosphere was relaxing and casual.

This is a must-​visit place of you love ports. It’s family owned and operated, and they have an intimate tasting room.
Don’t let the dusty road and seemingly secluded spot fool you. They make excellent ports here, some of which will blow your mind with their flavor profiles. People who use bottle art to influence their decisions will love the pin up girl art created by a local artist that graces their signs and bottles. Each woman represents something unique to the owner. And speaking of price, the ports here are reasonably priced, about $ 37– $ 50 per bottle.
They are also creating a series of spirits called Pendray’s in the same building. They have created a separate area in the building to sell it. Their first item is a brandy that is strong and appropriate for winter. They wee also experimenting with espresso liqueurs as well. I don’t drink brandy but this was so good that we bought one bottle of it as well.
Definitely worth the visit.

Pretty nice Viognier from Steinbeck, dry but not too dry. This is a good place to come if you only have a little time — there are 2 different tasting menus.
We loved the Ruby and Violeta — time to have a port-​tasting party!

An excellent hidden jewel just off 46. Their wines and ports are all good, and a few of their red wines are truly remarkable. I bought a bottle of the Epigram, which was fantastic (has won several awards). Overall, the experience was a great one. Highly recommended.

This place is awesome. Good wines, ports, and brandy. Great staff. Great location. Can’t ask for more than that.

We love Paso Port! So much so we joined their wine club a few years ago. The tawny port is wonderful, I could drink it every day. Every time we visit, Lola treats us as though we’re friends. I get excited with every wine club shipment wondering what we’re going to get. I have yet to be disappointed.

Love Love Love the ports! There are ports and then there are Paso Ports. I’m always on the lookout for a great port in the area and this place does not disappoint.
Lola and Sochi (probably not spelled right but…) made me feel right at home the very first time I visited. I’ve since visited a couple more times and each time is more enjoyable than the last.
From the clever labels on the outside to the outstanding flavor inside — It truly is art in a bottle!

I have always loved port and Paso Port does a great job producing top quality bottles! Every visit we feel welcome and like part of the family and we are always pleased with the tasting line up.
We joined the wine club here as we love it so much.

This was our last stop for the day. The winery is in a very cute barn. We tried the wines and some ports. One of the servers was really friendly and she was very welcoming. The others just stared at us. We came with a group of about 10 and were a little late for our reservation. They had originally told us $ 5 per person for tasting. However, when we go there one lady said it was free. Then another lady came and said no that wasn’t right. She said we had to buy a bottle and then they would waive the tasting fees. There weren’t many of us who were tasting so we ended up having to pay more by buying a bottle than the original $ 5 per person. The bathrooms are not nice so hold it until you get somewhere else. Overall, it was agreed this was our least favorite stop.

This place is off the main road and a little climb on a unpaved road, but well worth it. The service was great and they had us try 4 different ports. I liked the Ruby and Brandi the best. The artwork here makes a bottle perfect for a bachelor party (think Jessica Rabbit). I’d definitely recommend this to anyone!

If you are a wine lover, this is a must stop place! Port is their specialty and they don’t disappoint! Their staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. I can’t wait to go back.

Stopped here during a wine tasting day in Paso Robles and I was not disappointed. While they are known for their port wines, they also produce regular wines that are just as good.
The young lady who was pouring for us was very friendly and personable. I felt like we were long lost friends, catching up on life!
Next time we are in the Paso area, we will make sure to revisit this wonderful winery!

Wow! I went to pick up my Per Cazo wine. Of course I had to try the Ports. I really enjoyed them. Ended up buying 3 out of 5. Nice tasting room and nice staff.

Very delicious and amazing things going on at this place. The wine is great, some perfectionists are definitely here. They have some beautiful labeling on their bottles, all sexy women with names. This is a place you shouldn’t pass up. I brought Angelica home with me, I couldn’t bring all the girls but I’m definitely going to order them. It’s a bit of a drive going up the mountain but you’ll be happy to have arrived and tried the wines.

Im not much of a Wine drinker or even Port for that matter but this place is just plain cool. I may have fallen in love with the beautiful Xochitl (So-​chi) the hostess, at least for that afternoon. She was very friendly and knowledgeable and made the whole experience that much more fun.
We were the first ones there that day and she greeted us with a smile and even gave my doggie Tootsie a little scratch welcoming her as well (Dog friendly). She opened all new bottles of the wines for the complimentary tasting and when we were done she even let us taste all the Ports as well.
When I do drink wine I prefer reds and they were all very good, I even liked the one white offering they had. I did end up leaving with a bottle of one of the reds but I cant remember the name of it and I already drank it, sorry… (Events not related, haha) If you check in on Unilocal they have a 10% discount on wines or ports! If you see Xochitl wearing a «I Love Unilocal» pin, I gave it to her so tell her you saw my review!

Excellent customer service. No tasting fee. The girls were fabulous. Wines were delicious, ¹⁰⁄₁₀. Special shout out to Xochitl, thank you so much!

Very impressive port-​style wines. You will find this winery on top of a hill, with a great view. Their wines are named for women (like hurricanes… lol) They had white ports, zinfandel ports, syrah ports, muscat ports. I went down the line and tasted them all. I was very pleased that there was no tasting fee. I took home a bottle of 2009 Brandi Zinfandel Port.
Be sure if you are going to go by this place that this is the last stop of your day — as your palate will be wrecked from the sweet finish.
Our wine guide was cute and friendly. Check it out.

Adorable location — but crazy 1 lane windy road up thru the woods to get there!
The big door out front — not the door! Follow the sign around the side!
Staff was extrememly friendly, bottles and illustrations are awesome. alas — i thought their table wine was ok, but their ports were more bandy than ports and i was not fan.
But take a pop up, enjoy the scenerly and tasting!