– Rancho Guejito Vineyard, Est. 1845 –
"With every sip, discover a legacy."
– Rancho Guejito Vineyard, Est. 1845 –
"With every sip, discover a legacy."
Join us at our tasting room for a special performance by Ruby and the Red Hots. Ruby is known as the “first-class sultry lady of blues”. Her unique and powerful voice melds with her beauty and sensual stage presence. Ruby and the Red Hots earth-shaking, crowd-stirring music creates a performance that gets her audience simmering. Sharing great arrangements of classic Rockin’, Blues, Soul, R & B and Funk, as well as original music. We can't wait to grab a glass and enjoy this vivacious music with you!
This is a free event!
Wine, charcuterie, and food will be available for purchase. tables and some seating are available, but guests may also bring their own chairs or blankets for the grass.
Our club selections will transport you six times a year to a simpler time when the taste of fine wine was one of the most sought-after satisfaction of the senses. Club members will also receive invitations to exclusive, members-only events on Historic Rancho Guejito.Wine Clubs
Open every Sunday from 11AM - Dusk. Our tasting room is located in the heart of the San Pasqual Valley wine region at the historic Rockwood Farmhouse (built in 1885), just minutes from the San Diego Safari Park. We offer hayride tours through the vineyards and groves and live music to add to the experience of tasting our wines. Our tasting room is also kid and dog-friendly and offers shade in the gardens and air conditioning inside for hot days.Our Tasting Room
Jose Maria Orozco, a customs agent, boarded his horse-drawn wagon and headed north from Old Town San Diego to what is now Valley Center to claim a piece of land covering three square leagues, approximately 13,298 acres. On September 20, 1845...
The property was a gift from the Mexican Governor of California, Pio Pico, who had handed out similar vast parcels to other friends and patrons. It was one of 800 so-called Mexican Land Grant ranches awarded during a romantic period of history known as the “Days of the Dons”. Orozco named the place Rancho Guejito...
