Castoro Cellars – SESLOC Members Earn Rewards Points Here
Templeton
1315 North Bethel Road
Templeton
Castoro Cellars was founded by Niels and Bimmer Udsen in 1983. It is one of the oldest wineries in the Paso Robles area. Over the past 35 years Castoro has been a pioneer for organic and sustainable farming on the Central Coast. With the help of Niells’ mentor and Castoro Cellar’s winemaker, Tom Myers, the Udsen’s have gone from making a few barrels of wine for family and friends in a rented corner of someone else’s winery to developing an enterprise for Castoro Cellars. Castoro Cellars currently has over 1,400 acres of Estate vineyards, which are certified organic by CCOF and all the vineyards are SIP Certified.
(805) 238-0725
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