Paso Robles is an ideal region for growing bold Cabernet Sauvignon because of its long hot days, crisp, cool nights, and diverse soils.
 
Dark ruby in color, with aromas of classic Paso blackberry and spice. Mouth-filling flavors of ripe plum, vanilla oak and Cola with a robust finish.
 
In 1973, Ely Callaway, a successful textile entrepreneur, planted vineyards on 140 acres of land in Temecula, California. The first vintage of Callaway wine was produced two years later, and quickly gained renown after Queen Elizabeth II was served Callaway Riesling and in response, awarded Temecula recognition as an official winemaking region. 1982 brought Callaway another opportunity, when he purchased half of golf company Hickory Stick USA, later purchasing the company in full, and rebranding it as Callaway Golf.