VISIT

Visit Our Tasting Room in the Heart of Downtown Paso Robles

Visit our beautiful new tasting room located in the heart of downtown Paso Robles! Our friendly staff welcomes you to taste our impressive lineup of new and current releases. Enjoy our award-winning wines alongside a collection of fine local art on display. We are located in the historic Granary building just 2 blocks from the downtown park at 1111 Riverside Ave., Suite 102, Paso Robles CA 93446.

For a current tasting list, please email sophia@kiamiewines.com or call 805.226.8333. Kiamie Tasting Room tasting list changes seasonally.

Wine & The Arts "First Saturday's"
First Saturday of Every Month @ Kiamie Tasting Room, 5-7 pm
Visit Kiamie Wine Cellars and the other Downtown Tasting Rooms in Paso Robles to experience the First Saturday’s events in which a different artist or musician is featured at each location. Enjoy light hors d'ouvres and wines by the glass.

Coming Soon!
Kiamie's Wine Club members will enjoy a separate, private tasting sanctuary – The Key & Amie Wine Club Lounge

Tasting Room Hours
Thursday - Monday
11 am - 6 pm

...also available by appointment or by chance.

Click here to view a map of our tasting room location.

About the Historic Granary Building

Cecelia Blackburn sold the land for this building to the Central Milling Co. of San Jose in 1889. The Granary was built in 1890 and sold to the Sperry Milling Co. in 1891 and was used for flour production and storage. A steam generator provided power to the mill and served as the first electric power plant in Paso Robles.

In 1924, Ray Pelton converted the building to bulk grain storage. It was partitioned into 27 bins, 12' x 12' x 30 feet. On the top floor, was a hopper scale that weighed and then distributed the grain throughout the building for later shipment. The Ernst Brothers operated the Granary from 1949 to 1984.

In 1992, Newlin Hastings extensively remodeled the building. The interior and the roof were removed until only the 12' x 12' redwood beam remained. From the skeleton emerged the building you see today that includes a major restaurant, retail shops, and offices. Stairs and elevators were added to the north and south entrances. This impressive building is one of Paso Robles' historic landmarks.