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Santa Barbara County Wineries & VineyardsThe exquisitely elegant Santa Barbara wine country. Over 21,000 acres of vineyards viticulture landscape most ideal for growing grape varietals that transform into world-class wines. Over 80 wineries dot the Santa Barbara area in close proximity in some of the most strikingly beautiful natural environments of the world. Award winning wine producers, picture perfect weather and breathtaking scenery. What more could you ask in a pleasurable vacation getaway? Vineyards and wineries in the county stretch from Santa Barbara north to communities along Solvang and Lompoc to Santa Maria. The three distinct appellations of the Santa Maria Valley, Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Rita Valley are bordered by pristine coastline through rolling vineyards back-dropped by mountainous views. Most of the wineries in Santa Barbara County openly invite visitors and vacationers to wine tasting and tours of the winemaking process. Visiting here is a great way to learn about various grape varietals and the ultimate wines in great demand. Many wineries host special wine events such as food and wine pairing demonstrations, concerts and art shows. The Santa Barbara County wineries attract wine enthusiasts from near and far and particularly during the Annual Santa Barbara Country Vintner’s Festivals held in October each year during the wine grape harvest. Expect fun-filled weekends of open houses, winemaker dinners and special events celebrating one of the world’s foremost winemaking regions. There are an ever-increasing number of wineries in the Santa Barbara area creating a select array of acclaimed wines. Below is a list for your vacation convenience. Clickthrough to each winery’s website for details, directions and scheduled events. You’ll love these places, and the Santa Barbara experience. Alexander & Wayne |
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