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One Year Later: The Wine Atlas Collective is Your Passport to American Wine

One year ago, we introduced The Wine Atlas Collective!

We joined forces with seven other family-owned and sustainably-minded wineries from great regions around the country to bring even more value to our club memberships. Members at Tablas Creek (or any of the wineries in the collective) are now treated as members at all eight wineries.

Think of it like a passport to the best of American wine, from Napa Valley to Virginia, Washington State to New York’s Finger Lakes, and in between. When you visit, you’ll get free or discounted tastings, member-exclusive wines, and special hospitality. And enjoy member pricing at all eight wineries on online purchases.

The Wine Atlas Collective is:

• Blenheim Vineyards – Virginia
• Brooks – Oregon
• Frog’s Leap – Napa Valley
• L’Ecole № 41 – Washington
• Red Tail Ridge – New York (Finger Lakes)
• Ridge Vineyards – Sonoma & Santa Cruz Mountains
• William Chris Vineyards – Texas Hill Country
• Tablas Creek Vineyard – Paso Robles

2024 Patelin de Tablas: 93 Points and Wine Spectator "Smart Buy"

We were excited to read Senior Editor Aaron Romano's review of our 2024 Patelin de Tablas in Wine Spectator online and look forward to seeing its "Smart Buy" status in the October 31, 2026 issue. The review:

Decidedly savory yet fresh and inviting, with thyme and licorice root notes that meld with a silky core of juicy plum and wild strawberry buoyed by fresh acidity. This circles back to its opening notes on the finish around mineral-tinged tannins and a hint of cocoa powder. Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre and Counoise. Drink now through 2040. 4,881 cases made. 93 points.

Jason Haas on Napa Valley Grapegrowers "Glass with a Grower" Podcast

In the newest episode of the Napa Valley Grapegrowers' Podcast segment Glass with a Grower, Proprietor Jason Haas joins to talk about Tablas Creek's journey to Regenerative Organic Certification. He unpacks each of the certification's three pillars and shares why the social welfare component turned out to be the most transformative, leading to changes in how the vineyard team communicates, shares knowledge, and takes ownership of the work. Despite a challenging wine market, Jason closes on an optimistic note: the tools to build a resilient, forward-looking operation are there for growers and producers willing to look for them.

"Tablas Creek's Rare Rhone Journey" in The Laurel Magazine

"Tablas Creek’s decades‑long commitment to Rhône varietals – once unfamiliar to American wine drinkers – has evolved into a defining legacy marked by purity, clarity and joyful, distinctive wines."

In a terrific new article titled "Tablas Creek's Rare Rhone Journey" in The Laurel Magazine, writer Marlene Osteen explores our quest to bring the complete collection of Chateauneuf du Pape grapes into production in California, and to give them each a chance to shine on their own. Check it out!

Decanter: Summer Sipping: The Fresh White Wine Revolution in Paso Robles

In a recent Decanter feature, wine writer Brianne Cohen explores how a dedicated group of producers in Paso Robles is challenging the region's reputation for powerhouse reds by crafting fresh, food-friendly white wines.

The article highlights our historic role in this movement, noting that Tablas Creek has been a pioneer in the "lighter side" of Paso Robles since our inception in 1989, with our Rhône-style whites consistently earning critical and commercial success.

Our 2024 Vermentino was featured as one of the top ten fresh summer whites, earning a 92-point rating. The author praised its bright, precise character:

"This New World-style Vermentino from Tablas Creek offers a nose of bright lemon and hints of tropical fruits, such as passion fruit and pineapple. On the palate, phenolic texture adds interest, while vibrant, searing acidity combines with a saline mineral note to create a refreshing, palate-cleansing experience. The wine’s bright, precise character makes it an ideal companion for light seafood or grilled vegetables."

Read the full exploration of Paso's white wine revolution at Decanter.com (subscription required).

The Telegraph: Six unforgettable wine holidays to take in the US

In a July 2, 2026 travel feature, The Telegraph highlights six premier wine destinations across the country, showcasing regions that pair world-class wine with incredible landscapes and rich history.

Paso Robles is featured as a Central Coast gem, celebrated for its oak-studded hills, Pacific breezes, and renowned Rhône-style wines. The article highlights Tablas Creek as a key destination for travelers looking to sample bold Syrah and Grenache while exploring the region.

Chicago Tribune: American Wines Worth Celebrating This Fourth of July

In a recent article the Chicago Tribune highlighted Tablas Creek in a list of "independent producers that are redefining the future of American wine" through a deep commitment to origin, better farming, and long-term stewardship of the land. The article notes our history as a collaboration between the Perrin and Haas families, as well as our milestone in 2020 as the world’s first Regenerative Organic Certified vineyard.

We were honored to have our Patelin de Tablas Blanc included as one of seven featured wines perfect for the fourth of July holiday:

"Letizia loves the Patelin de Tablas Blanc for its 'fragrant, floral aromatics, creamy texture and weight.' Sourced entirely from organically farmed vineyards across Paso Robles, the blend offers a vivid snapshot of the region through grenache blanc, viognier, roussanne, marsanne, vermentino and picpoul blanc."

Capital Gazette: Rosé Delivers Lively, Crowd-Pleasing Flavors, Especially in Summer

In a recent feature, syndicated columnists Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr dive into the different styles and winemaking techniques that make rosé the perfect partner for summer gatherings. We are thrilled to have two of our selections highlighted as top picks for the season:

"Mourvedre takes the lead in this version, and the flavor profile reveals the darker side of rosé. Watermelon and herbal aromas give way to lush, sweet cherry and strawberry flavors." — On the 2025 Dianthus

"Wow, what a tasty rosé from Paso Robles. It is a blend of grenache (71%), mourvedre, vermentino and counoise — ideal grapes for rosé. Grapefruit and nectarine aromas give way to juicy, forward strawberry and watermelon flavors." — On the 2025 Patelin de Tablas Rosé

The authors also recommend the 2025 Cotes du Rhone Reserve ($16) and 2025 La Vieille Ferme Rose ($12) from our partners at Famille Perrin, praising their crisp acidity and juicy red fruit.

Read the full column at the Capital Gazette (log in required).