Join SLO Coast Wines on October 24th for an afternoon of wine, music, and coastal vibes.
Spend a beautiful autumn afternoon discovering the SLO Coast through the wines and the people who craft them. Meet the makers from 15 local wineries as they pour seasonal selections and share their vibrant wine community. Take in the vineyard views while enjoying artisan food for purchase and a live vinyl set by Vinylistics 805. As a special bonus, all attendees receive $15 off a SLO Coast Tasting Pass (use by Dec 1st) to continue your wine adventure throughout the region.
Whether you’re finding a new favorite winery or just savoring the season with good company, this is the kind of afternoon the Central Coast does best. Grab your friends, bring the family, and come sip into fall with SLO Coast Wines.
Event Details
- Saturday, October 24, 2026
- 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
- Talley Vineyards — 3031 Lopez Drive, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
15 SLO Coast wineries pouring seasonal selections | Artisan food available for purchase | Live vinyl set by Vinylistics 805 | $15 off a SLO Coast Tasting Pass for every attendee
Make it a Stay in Pismo
Turn a fun event into a full coastal getaway. The moments before and after the event open a world of possibilities. Make the most of the area with a stay in Pismo Beach, where you can explore the nostalgic downtown, dine at delicious local restaurants, and wander through surf shops and boutiques right on the beach. With the vineyards just minutes away, Pismo Beach is the ideal place to base yourself for a wine-filled coastal getaway. Plan your stay with the latest lodging specials and savor everything the region has to offer this fall.
About SLO Coast Wines
Along California’s pristine Central Coast, the San Luis Obispo Coast AVA is shaped by its proximity to the Pacific Ocean. With coastal fog, steady winds, and abundant sunshine just miles apart, this is California’s coolest winegrowing region — and one of the most distinctive in the world. Established in 2022, the region spans over 400,000 acres and includes the storied Edna Valley and Arroyo Grande Valley. This uniquely long, cool growing season, tempered by the sea, allows grapes to ripen slowly and fully, producing wines that are balanced, expressive, and distinctly SLO Coast.
