Southern California Wine Growing Regions

Information about the wine growing regions of Southern California.

Wineries North of Los Angeles

Agoura Wineries
- Cornell Winery (Cornell, Agoura)

Camarillo Wineries
- Bella Victorian
- Camarillo Custom Crush Winery
- Cantara Cellars

Ojai Wineries
Casa Barranca
- Ojai Vineyard

Malibu Wineries
- Malibu Family Wines
- Malibu Wines - Rosenthal Estate Wines

Oxnard Wineries
- Herzog Wine Cellars
- Magnavino Cellars
Rancho Ventavo Cellars

Thousand Oaks Wineries
- Four Brix Winery (Thousand Oaks)
- Los Robles Hills Winery (Thousand Oaks)

Ventura Wineries
- Old Creek Ranch Winery

San Diego Area Wineries

Temecula Wineries and Vineyards

Escondido Wineries
Belle Marie Winery
San Pasqual Winery

San Diego Wineries
Bernardo Winery (oldest in Southern California)

Galleano Winery (Mira Loma in the Cucamonga Valley)

Orfila Vineyards (San Pasqual Valley)

Schwaesdall Winery (Ramona Valley)

Shadow Mountain Vineyards (Warner Springs)

Witch Creek Winery (Carlsbad)

Other Southern California Wineries

Cucamonga Valley AVA
Located about 45 miles east of Los Angeles in both San Bernardino County and Riverside County. Before prohibition this area produced more wine then Napa and Sonoma. Today the area has about 1000 acres of vineyards. The Cucamonga Valley AVA is part of California's South Coast AVA.

Leona Valley AVA
Wine growing area about 13.4 square miles in size located in the northeastern section of Los Angeles County, about 50 miles from Downtown Los Angeles.
- Leona Valley Winery

Ventura County Wine Trail
An introduction to the wineries of Ventura County.

Other Southern California AVA's
- Malibu-Newton Canyon AVA
- Ramona Valley AVA
- Saddle Rock-Malibu AVA
- San Pasqual Valley AVA
- South Coast AVA
- Temecula Valley AVA

See also
All Wine Growing Regions in California
Other Attractions in California
California for Visitors