The Tasting Room is Open

Our big news is that we officially opened the tasting room Thursday, June 18. For the first two weeks, we offered limited appointments Thursday through Sunday. We are now open seven days a week (due to popular demand, we like to think!). 

Here are some photos of the tasting room in various stages of construction:

The grading got an A+, and the foundation was not yet fully funded.
Just about framed in, Roger Rabbit.
When the construction wanes, it’s time to pour!

In our first 20 days, we had just shy of 100 appointments and hosted just over 300 guests. Our team of Rosie, Zarmeena and Chris have been receiving wonderful accolades from our guests…as has our wine!

We’re staying apprised of the evolving restrictions for wineries in California, including the latest state mandate to close indoor seating. Thankfully for us, we have a lovely patio area that includes a screened-in porch (a terrific idea from our interior designer daughter, Callie) that remains open. Come August, a redwood deck under our large oak tree will finish out the patio area, providing another shaded spot to enjoy your tasting.

We hope that you will come visit us the next time you are in the Paso Robles area. We’d love to show off our new tasting room and share our estate grown wine with you.

If you know when you plan to visit, you can make an appointment for a tasting by clicking here. Or you can go to our website at any time at sixmilebridge.com and click Visit

An older couple stands in front of a stone wall. The man, with gray hair, wears a white shirt and blue jeans. The woman, with long brown hair, wears a patterned dress. Both are smiling and appear relaxed.

Jim Moroney III

Proprietor

It was the mid-1970s when Jim said to Barbara: “One of these days the company I work for is going to make me retire. When they do, I want us to start a winery.” The two Dallas-born Stanford students were in love. They spent many college weekends exploring the Napa Valley and tasting and learning about Cabernet Sauvignons and Bordeaux-style blends. The intervening 40 years were full of raising five children, but when they had spare time, they visited wineries all over the world. On a visit to Cambria in 2010, they made a wine-tasting detour to Paso Robles. They saw breathtaking rolling hills and vineyards and said, “This is where we want to build our winery.” They planted vines in 2013 focusing on red and white Bordeaux varietals. 2016 was their first vintage.