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My husband and I came here a few years ago and loved the wine and the tour that we got. We were really excited to taste grapes from the vine and get a sense of the different varietals from our guide.
Fast forward to this last weekend and we were able to swing by the beautiful property once again. We were in awe of all the amazing additions they have implemented and I was so excited to capture all their wonderful decor details to share with you.
Walking from the parking lot, we were greeted with the relaxing trickle of the fountain that set the stage for the afternoon of a casual yet sophisticated vibe. They had a stage with live music and plenty of seating. Some of the seating was open in front of the stage and there were a few private cabanas to sit and enjoy in more privacy.
The Meritage restaurant overlooked the gorgeous vineyards and had a menu to die for. I also loved the arch entrance they have made out of wrought iron and guiding you toward the restaurant oasis.
Across from that, the main entrance greeted us with whimsical spiral topiaries and lights strung across the entire patio. Inside, we were greeted by a gift shop with hilarious and stunning home decor. I especially loved this ombré mint tumblers and the celebration reserve box.
As Brad and I enjoyed our tasting experience on the patio, my favorite decor detail got the most photos. Flowers in a barrel. I've dreamed of flowers in a barrel for a long time as an addition to my yard one day and Callaway took it up a notch, lining their entire patio with classic barrels filled with bright and vibrant flowers that contrasted against the vineyard backdrop.
It was an amazing afternoon and filled my soul with happiness and my bag with wine. If you want to experience Callaway a bit closer to San Diego, check out their tasting room in the downtown Gaslamp area. Can't wait to see how they brought the exterior decor inside their room in the city.
As I aim to bring floral barrels to my patio one day, I'd love to here what your favorite decor to add to your patio or outdoor space is? Please share your ideas in the comments below. Thanks!
Fast forward to this last weekend and we were able to swing by the beautiful property once again. We were in awe of all the amazing additions they have implemented and I was so excited to capture all their wonderful decor details to share with you.
Walking from the parking lot, we were greeted with the relaxing trickle of the fountain that set the stage for the afternoon of a casual yet sophisticated vibe. They had a stage with live music and plenty of seating. Some of the seating was open in front of the stage and there were a few private cabanas to sit and enjoy in more privacy.
The Meritage restaurant overlooked the gorgeous vineyards and had a menu to die for. I also loved the arch entrance they have made out of wrought iron and guiding you toward the restaurant oasis.
Across from that, the main entrance greeted us with whimsical spiral topiaries and lights strung across the entire patio. Inside, we were greeted by a gift shop with hilarious and stunning home decor. I especially loved this ombré mint tumblers and the celebration reserve box.
As Brad and I enjoyed our tasting experience on the patio, my favorite decor detail got the most photos. Flowers in a barrel. I've dreamed of flowers in a barrel for a long time as an addition to my yard one day and Callaway took it up a notch, lining their entire patio with classic barrels filled with bright and vibrant flowers that contrasted against the vineyard backdrop.
It was an amazing afternoon and filled my soul with happiness and my bag with wine. If you want to experience Callaway a bit closer to San Diego, check out their tasting room in the downtown Gaslamp area. Can't wait to see how they brought the exterior decor inside their room in the city.
As I aim to bring floral barrels to my patio one day, I'd love to here what your favorite decor to add to your patio or outdoor space is? Please share your ideas in the comments below. Thanks!
xoxo,
Jessica
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