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From Cal Poly to Cabernet Sauvignon: How Austin Hope became a Paso Robles wine pioneer

Weekend Wine Pick

This wine is a monster style cabernet, rich and powerful from start to finish, with black fruit and marzipan aromas mixed with blueberry fruit, espresso, chocolate and clove.

Helping Develop the Paso Robles AVAs

Austin played a huge role in the development of the Paso Robles sub-AVAs (American Viticultural Areas).

One Airline Lounge that Gets Food & Beverage Right

The Centurion Lounge at SFO offers the largest wine program of any of our lounges.

Austin Hope Wine with Local Roots

Austin Hope Cab 97 Points

Dark and thick in the glass, aromas of black currant and blueberry meet with roasted coffee, chocolate syrup and baked plum on the wondrous nose.

Ring My Bell – Tasting Panel

A new look at the classic Liberty School Wine

Food Republic – Dec 1, 2015

What happens when a Winemaker makes Whiskey?

Hope Family Wines: A commitment to quality

Read what San Luis Obispo Visitors Guide has to say about visiting our Tasting Cellar, Treana wines, Austin Hope wines, and the entire Hope family's commitment to quality and the community since 1978.

The Rise of Roussanne – The Daily Meal

The Austin Hope is day bright and a deep gold color (the depth of the gold hue may be partly accounted for by its age, although it is the winery’s current release). In the nose the wine is more subdued than expected. There are cling peaches and a hint of smokiness. On the palate it is a different story. There is ripe grapefruit, mango, baked apple, a pronounced phenolic backbone, medium plus acid and a medium fruit-driven finish. This is a well-made New World example of roussanne.