Carr Winery’s 2017 Lyons Vineyard Grenache from the Los Olivos District has been rated 91 points by Wine Enthusiast, earning a nod in the magazine’s Advanced Buyers Guide. Check out the review in full online. “Deeper and darker dried plum aromas play …
Carr Winery has been featured in the Los Angeles-based publication, 360 Magazine. Check out an excerpt from the article below, or read the full story by Vaughn Lowery. Photos courtesy of Vaughn Lowery “Since 1999, Owner/Winemaker/Sommelier Ryan Carr and wife …
Harvest is in full swing here at Carr Winery! We’re a little more “pressed” for space in the tasting room than usual as cocktail tables give way to fermenting bins and grapes are brought in by the truckload. It’s a …
“Ryan Carr was part of the original team that moved into the Funk Zone in 2005 to start Cellar 205, a cooperative space that opened the mostly forgotten waterfront neighborhood up to its ongoing tasting room boom. But a couple …
Carr Winery has been featured as a don’t-miss urban winery in a new article in the San Francisco Chronicle. Read the full piece here. “There is a long history of urban wine in Santa Barbara County. In 1964, Santa Barbara …
SANTA BARBARA, CA—Carr Vineyards & Winery will celebrate its 20th anniversary this fall, commemorating the milestone with an anniversary party in the winery’s downtown Santa Barbara tasting room on September 14th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. The anniversary marks 20 …
Carr Winery has been featured on NBC L.A.! California Live went on a wine crawl through Santa Barbara’s Funk Zone, learning why Santa Barbara has been nicknamed “the American Riviera.”
Vacation Idea Magazine has featured the Carr Warehouse in Santa Ynez on their list of “22 Best Things to Do in Santa Ynez, California.” Read all about it here! “With two California-based locations, Carr Winery’s Santa Ynez Tasting Room and …
Santa Barbara County has been named the “most dynamic wine scene in California” by Matt Kettman in the San Francisco Chronicle‘s wine-focused platform, The Press. Notes Matt Kettman in the recent article, “There is no more dynamic of a wine-tasting scene …
…”To me, “Haley Corridor” rings with enough existing identity and meaning that it might stick, as Haley Street is the dominant cultural hub in those parts, which also include stretches of Salsipuedes and Quarantina streets. But naming the area is the last thing on organizer Ryan Carr’s mind, as he’s just trying to stir up attention for the now-bustling area…” – Matt Kettmann, SB Independent