Parrish Team • May 16, 2025
Special: Raise a Glass, Mustangs!
Celebrate the Class of 2025 at Parrish Family Vineyard
Graduation is a milestone worth savoring - what better way to celebrate than with a glass of world-class wine and your loved ones by your side?!
Parrish Family Vineyard invites the CalPoly graduating Class of 2025 and their loved ones to join us at our scenic Paso Robles estate. Nestled among the hills, our winery offers a relaxing, picturesque setting perfect for toasting your achievements.
Sip and savor our acclaimed Cabernet Sauvignon and signature Cabernet blends, thoughtfully crafted from our estate-grown grapes. Don't miss our beloved BLTA sandwich - renowned to locals and visitors alike - perfectly paired with a glass of red and a view to remember.
For Graduates, we are offering a special! Bring your student ID ( and bring ID to verify 21+ years of age ) to receive a glass of wine & the BLTA sandwich for $30! This special will be offered through the month of June.
Reservations are encouraged! We hope to celebrate with you soon, cheers!
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