Musically Insipired, Hand-Crafted, Small-Lot Wines
Passion, hard work and dedication produce wines with varietal character, flavor and velvet finish

For nearly 20 years, the tasting room has served wines crafted small batches created by David Hunt, owner and winemaker. David’s Bordeaux, Rhône-style Italian wines, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and five highly acclaimed varietal ports aged in American and French oak barrels, are sourced mostly from rootstock nestled among gentle-to-steep hillsides within his 550-acre “Destiny Vineyards” parcel in Creston, just east of Paso Robles. The parcel is juxtaposed between two coastal influences of Morro Bay and Templeton Gap, which converge around Hunt’s mountaintop vineyard. The fact that David eventually lost his eyesight to retinitis pigmentosa from childhood doesn’t sway him. Rather, he takes full advantage of other more heightened senses to create great wine and along with music. Throughout Hunt Cellars, a musical theme can be found everywhere, from wine labels to the white baby grand that he occasionally plays to accompany his singing in the tasting room.