Paso Robles Wine Services

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Paso Robles Wine Services is a multi-winery processing and warehouse facility located in Paso Robles, California.

Paso RoblesWine Services
Location	Paso Robles, USA
Appellation	Paso Robles
Founded	2002
first Vintage	2002
Key people	David Sartain (Branch Manager),Paul Ayers(winemaker), Ron Gabel (General Manager), Steve Miller (Owner), Nicholas Miller (Owner)
Known for	Anglim, Black Hand Cellars, Vina Robles, Mid Life Crisis
Varietals	Zinfandel, Syrah, Chardonnay, Merlot, Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon
Website	http://www.pasorobleswineservices.com
Tasting	not open to public

[edit] History

Founded in the fall of 2002, the Paso Robles Wine Service was started to answer a need for a facility such as the Central Coast Wine Services for winery operations in the Paso Robles area. In many ways, the Paso Robles operation duplicates the Central Coast operation, though initially it will serve AP customers, small wineries, and warehousing requirements of any size customer.

Started in a leased building, the PRWS rapidly expanded into two rented buildings and outgrew those. Starting with crush in 2006, the PRWS moved to its own facility specifically designed for winery operations. This building was constructed on a parcel of land near the Paso Robles Airport, and has expanded to approximately 156,000 square feet (about 14,770 m²).

Since its inception, the PRWS has greatly expanded its business to include well over 30 Alternating Proprietors with a waiting list, as well as some custom processed wines for vineyards. The strength and quality of the winemaking continues to grow under the leadership of head winemaker Paul Ayers and manager David Sartain.

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[edit] Facility

• Area of facility: 156,000 sq. ft (14770 m²)

Stainless Steel Storage: 47,750 gallons (218 kilolitres) Case Good Storage: 200,000 cases Barrel storage: 5,000+ barrels Press capacity: 100 tons per day Certified scale: 70 foot truck scale and 5,000 lbs. "bin" scale (New Facility) AP Facilities: Approximately 40 individual wineries

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