Visiting the area for a month, and planning on returning to Sculpterra. Great selection of delicious wines, and the tasting fee is very reasonable. The staff members are knowledgeable and personable. Beautiful gardens and wonderful sculptures in a lovely setting. Seating in the garden is comfortable and relaxing. There is a bacci ball area, ping-pong table, and a foosball table for the kids. Also, dog-friendly! Every Sunday, Songwriters at Play is hosted from 1-4pm. We had a wonderful afternoon here, spent listening to songwriters perform their original music. There was a food truck, but, you can bring your own picnic lunch. Come and enjoy beautiful surroundings, good wine, and music!

We made a reservation due to Covid (thankfully months in advance) and had a very personalized experience. We ended up purchasing the Port, which was AMAZING, and a bottle of the 2019 Winemaker Signature IV, which we will save for a few years to drink ($200....eek). The boys & men in our party played Bocce ball & the grounds were gorgeous. Definitely plan on returning.

This winery is located quite a ways east of Paso Robles, but is very much worth the drive out to it. The grounds are amazing with an abundance of sculpture to ponder, as well as interesting railings and gates. We brought our picnic lunch and also went for a stroll through the vineyard. Pets, kids, and outside food are allowed on the grounds outside of the winery. We reserved a tasting at this winery and thoroughly enjoyed our tasting. Our server, Donna, was very nice and was very knowledgeable about this wines that she served us, as well as the art work on the property. There is a nice selection of both whites and reds, and many of the wines are blends of some interesting grape varieties. We came away with 6 bottles to take home. We recommend the winery for a tasting in Paso Robles, although the winery is quite a ways out of town to the east.

The winery has a unique collection of sculptures all around the entryway and the winery. That is fairly unique, only saw that once before in Napa. There was music, wine tasting of course, and a great vibe. We went just before New Year's Eve, so it was fairly crowded, but that did not detract from the visit. We would recommend it to any wine lover.

This is another family-run winery, the only difference from other wineries is its collection of interesting bronze and stone statues. Very friendly staff, serving an assortment of blended wines, Dog-friendly and a perfect place for a picnic under the shade of the trees. There is also a bocci ball court and stone ping pong table. The gift shop has miniatures and replicas of the giant brass & bronze sculptures found in their garden for sale. In the garden is a historic photo album wall of Paso Robles, dating back to the Spaniards. For dining, they have a food truck with a reasonable selection of dishes at a fair price. TIP: Reservation times are fairly rigid, so book early and do not be late. If this review was informative, please check the box below as I am trying to set a record for helpful reviews. Thank you

Gorgeous winery and wonderful wines. Randi poured the wine for us and was so much fun telling us tales about the wines and winery. This is a dog friendly winery and my pup loved the attention her got. The grounds have beautiful sculptures to admire. I would love to come back for one of the monthly events they host.

We were among a party of ten cousins having a reunion in Paso Robles & we came here for a little wine tasting. It was our favorite stop! We sampled a few wines in the tasting room which had very nice paintings and art work. The wine stewards were friendly (ours even knew sign language.)😁Each couple bought a bottle of wine and we sat on the outdoor tables on the lawn enjoying the lovely weather & wine. The proprietor made the rounds, too. Beautiful vineyards, setting, historical murals and quite a collection of sculptures throughout the property. The winery has a cute motif on their wine glasses which reads, “wine that gladdens the heart” with their signature sculpture of a cat with long whiskers. We definitely intend to come back here again!

Trish and I have spent almost a week and a half here in the Paso area tasting wines and experiencing the fruits of the area. We almost missed Sculptua here on our last day. Part of me is glad that we did save it for last as this was the absolute best experience, hands down. The wines are exceptional, yes, but there is a lot more here. The ongoing saga of this winery is one to be learned and experienced. Of course, much depends on the host at these venues and in this case our hostess, Randi, was unbelievable!! Knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate in what she does...always so highly appreciated. We will be back!!!

This place is very busy on weekends. We had a lovely sunny day to view the free sculpture gardens. There are many places for children to play and run outside, explore the amazing sculptures. I was amazed at the size and detail of the sculptures. On weekends there is music and sometimes food. The wine tasting is inside only in a over decorated room. It was very crowded so we decided to skip the tasting.

This is an awesome place to visit. Stunning artwork and sculptures greet you as you pull up and are also available for purchase. The wines were delicious and the people were awesome! A great experience and not to be missed on a day trip in Paso!