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Red Poets and Skyhawk Lane – on Cambria's Wine Trail

August 3, 2010 matt 3 Comments

In another of our grande adventures to Cambria, we came across the tasting room for Red Poets and Skyhawk Lane.  It’s a great little tasting room in the quaint West side Village of the downtown.  The two labels are produced by the same family, they just use the Skyhawk Lane for their Bordeaux-style wines and the Red Poets is the label for their Rhone and other interesting blends.  We were huge fans of their Couplet, a blend of Viognier and Rousanne (surprised?), as well as some of their Cabernet Sauvignons vintages.  There were some incredibly unique and interesting blends that they did that we had never seen before and thought were really good.  The “Red Fusion” is a blend of Zinfandel, Syrah, an Cab Sauv and made you say “WOW” when you first smell it….leading into great and intriguing bold flavors.  Don’t forget the “Euphony”, a Syrah, Petite Sirah and Zinfandel will knock your socks off as will the “Sestina”, a Syrah, Cab Sauv, Petite Sirah blend!  They’ve also got a Merlot that will buck that curse that “Sideways” put on Merlot.  Check them out, and tell Charlie we say “Hello”!!!

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  1. Beverly says

    August 3, 2010 at 7:26 am

    Hey Matt Go Eat! lol Love the town of Cambria, haven’t been there either, my hairdresser owns a house up there and I keep telling him to rent it out to his customers, he was looking into it with a Realtor but nothing has come of it. Anyways, our neighbors across the street have moved to Grover Beach and they love it there. Told them to hook up with your blog and check out the wineries. Always passing the word around! Cheers!

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  2. linda uranga says

    August 3, 2010 at 8:45 pm

    more reason to go to cambria,,, and a wine trail… awesome… thanks guys…. Lindz

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    • Hoot 'n Annie says

      August 4, 2010 at 7:20 am

      There are definitely a lot of reasons to get to Cambria! And the new wine trail they’re putting together is another!!! Happy Wine Wednesday, Lindz!!!

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