Paso Robles Wine

A few years ago, I bought a bottle of wine from Costco in San Diego, CA. There was a bottle of cheap wine may be less than $ 20. It was a red, perhaps a merlot or cab. VAS. but the bottle was very distinct. It has a metal or foil label on the bottle I think a woman or something. But the bottle of wine as a vitner Paso Robles I met with that label. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Go to a decent liquor store and ask the clerk to investigate the trademark in question and see what is available, but if still there I'm sure they would be happy to order it for you, good luck .. ..

It was probably the Justin Isosceles.

Well, the only wine that comes to mind is largely Martin & Weyrich Nebbiolo. The label sheet on it and and a sketch of a woman, the label of each year, is not sketch. This wine is grown and produced by the same entity. Do not believe everything Pitboss has to say, there are over 170 wineries in Paso Robles automatically assuming that because he is from Paso Robles, it is a label for Costco is a big enough jump. If you can remember the name on the label or if you think recgonize from a list, I'll put a link below for you to browse the Paso Robles wine producers. Also do a Google search on the image of "Martin Weyrich Nebbiolo" and see if this is the winner, otherwise good luck wth your search.

Costco offers very heavy in the "control" labels. They buy all or part of sound production and arrive at the name of the wine because they are practically the only ones to wear. Paso Robles is home to crush these "custom" tags for my guess is Costco's wine you will not find anywhere else by that name, but there is probably another name. If you have a bottle reverse the situation and find a producer. Phone / Email / Google as producers and ask them where they distribute wines. Chances are they will not answer because the name is probably composed and they sell juice a bunch of other entities. Welcome to Central Coast wine.