Twin Coyotes Winery

Random trip to the coast brought me into this little tasting room. It was very welcoming and the people were instant friends! Great wine and their wine club has reasonable terms. This is definitely my GO TO place in Cambria! :)

Very small «winery» that reminded me more of a wine bar if anything. This one was definitely a lot better than the first one we went to. I personally thought their reds were better than the white selections. Although, the whites weren’t BAD, it’s just I preferred the reds more :)
Favorites:
2013 El Embaucador
2014 Merlot
2012 Petite Syrah
The El Embaucador was so good, I ended up buying a bottle hehe.

I recently went on a couples trip to Cambria to visit Hearst Castle and some of the wineries in Paso. We stumbled upon this great winery right on Main Street in downtown Cambria. Steve was so welcoming and informative. We all loved the wines and left with many bottles :) Steve was also very helpful in recommending restaurants for dinner and a little shop for cheese & crackers. Thanks for the great visit!

I can’t get enough of Twin Coyotes wines. Especially the Primativo and Volumptuous. All their wines are great. In fact, I cancelled another wine club to join theirs because I enjoy their wine so much. Great owners, Stew and Steve (twins — hence Twin Coyotes) and Kayla is a doll. She knows her wines and is very helpful. Highly recommended.

Not the most dazzling of wineries, but definitely a location that embodies everything that is charming and captivating about the city of Cambria: a warm and welcoming location, offering wares crafted with love that the owners share with pride. I bellied up for tastings on a Sunday afternoon, only a couple minutes before closing but luckily they were as accomodating as if I were the first customer of the day. I wasn’t particularly dazzled by their whites, though a couple down the bar from me certainly were — never underestimate how personal an experience wine tasting can be! Their 2013 Grenache Rose won me over, it was beautiful and fruity. I was also charmed by their Tres Banditos, a red blend with a full body and a charming label — a totally passable wine to bring along to a dinner party or to indulge with on its own under the stars on your patio. Finally, one of the loveliest tricks up their sleeve is a simple dessert offering, a rich fudgey brownie in a jar made with their port. I was offered a taste and even at $ 8 for a tiny jar, I slammed down my money — what a treat! I was encouraged to bring it home and run it through the microwave for a few seconds before indulging, and it was splendid advice.
If you’re visiting Cambria, definitely stop in to Twin Coyotes — enjoy their rustic décor and friendly atmosphere, and you will definitely be charmed by at least one of their simple tasty wines.

We had the GREATEST time here. It’s a tiny family run place that’s located around the small quaint shops in Cambria. What made the wine tasting experience so memorable were the owners. They were so friendly & so passionate about their wine. All of the wine tasted so delicious! We had to leave with a bottle. The owner even gave us a complimentary wine opener since he knew we were traveling. Will definitely return if around Cambria again!

Stu is great! Their Chardonnay is a wonderfully complex tasting wine with a taste that will leave you saying «wha wha what??» Glad we stopped for a visit. Looking forward to coming back.
Other great wines we tasted were Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, & the 2010 white wine (can’t remember name).
Ask how they got the name «twin coyotes».

Try the Tempranillo, Tres Banditos, Primativo. After Fratelli Perata, my favorite wines in the Paso area. Really awesome staff too. Just the right mix of knowledge, interaction, and no pretense.

A quaint, comfortable winery along Cambria’s main drag. We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon for a double-​tasting; unlike the other recent reviews, our tastings were $ 10 per person, which I think is a bit too high for $ 20 wines. One tasting fee is waived with the purchase of two bottles. We were the only people there, despite the Scarecrow Festival crowds. A $ 5 tasting would go a long way.
All of the wines were very drinkable; my personal favorite was the Grenache. The whites are fruity and crisp (Chardonnays are aged in stainless steel rather than oaked), and the reds are very fruit-​forward and spicy.
Enjoyed the tasting overall, but would come back for an $ 8 glass and to relax on the back patio rather than another round. A great stop if you’re in the area and looking for a quick sip of wine!

I only tried 3 of thier wines and found my new favorite wines.
Very friendly atmosphere, learned a lot about the town of Cambria, which will bring me back just to enjoy thier town.
Thanks guys and gals at Twin Coyotes, we’ll worth the short time I spent in your place.

Phenomenal wine! The Tempranillo was one of the favorites, but all of their reds are great. Barbara was pouring for us and she was so much fun! They have olive oil tastings as well with a delicious balsamic to boot. The tasting room is super cute with lots of merchandise and local art for sale. The location in Cambria is great and definitely worth a trip!!! The twin brother owners, Stu and Steve, are a kick if they happen to be there when you stop by.

Excellent wines, friendly people, fun atmosphere, and all at a reasonable price point.

6.00 for 6 tastings. The lady working was very nice.
The rose was by far the best. Petite Syrah was great also!

$ 6 for 6 tastings of your choice. We enjoyed everything and ultimately purchased two reasonably-​priced and delicious wines. One of our tasting fees was waived for the two-​bottle purchase.
One of the owners was pouring for us. (This is his and his twin brothers winery, hence the name.) He was friendly, not the least bit pretentious and pointed us onward to other wineries that are part of the little Pacific Coast Wine Trail.

We had AMAZING times at TwinCoyotes. Our server Steve, co-​owners twin brothers, was a great server and made our experience perfect. Steve shared all the background about each wine and the winery. He made it an incredible experience and shared a lot of wine trivia and information. All of their wines we tried were amazing and we couldn’t help but become wine members!

This place is very nice. I took my fiancé here, Barbara and Lori were very gracious.

This is truly a gem. Located on Main St. (East Village) near the Chevron gas station, Twin Coyotes is a small batch winery (farm is in Paso Robles). Both times I went in during a week’s stay in Cambria the staff was friendly (the 2^nd time it was the owner behind the counter).
I’m not a white wine drinker, so no information there, however, I am told the whites are just as good as the reds. Speaking of reds–
$ 6 gets you 6 tastes of their wines (waived if you buy 2 bottles). I purchased the last (sorry) bottle of 2008 Cab from the owner; it was excellent! The owner said they did not bottle Cab for 2009; however, the 2010 should be released this fall.
I also picked up a fun dessert wine which was very good (not so sweet that you feel you’re drinking syrup).
They are only open right now on Thursdays-​Sunday (I think from 1200−6pm).
Do yourself a favor and give them a try.

New tasting room in Cambria representing a winery in Paso Robles. Winery is owned by twin brothers who operate and own the winery/​vineyards with their families. Wines are small batch. Very friendly talking to one of the brothers about his winery and the different wines. My wife and I partook in the wine tasting which is 6 tastes for I believe $ 6. My wife tried the whites and I tried the reds. I can’t write good wine tasting reviews like Sidney S. so I’ll just say I really enjoyed what I tasted! I bought a bottle of their 2010 Primitivo which I added to my wine collection at home and I bought a bottle of their 2012 Sauvignon Blanc which we drank on our hotel room patio while gazing out at the ocean.
The brother who was manning the tasting room used to be a sea captain and he designed the bottle shape and label of their «Stowaway Port». Delicious port and such an awesome bottle and label. I would have bought a bottle but I had just purchased a bottle of port the previous day at Harmony Winery. Twin Coyotes port blew it out of the water.

What a fun little spot! The wine was yummy and we picked up a few bottles as well as some other fun little items they had in their store. We got to try to toss a cork into a bowl to get our tastings free and everyone in my gorup had fun with that. I would definitely reccomend stopping in here if you’re in the area.