San Sebastian Winery, St. Augustine
San Sebastian Winery was founded in 1996 by Charles Cox,. Located just a few blocks from the heart of historic downtown St. Augustine, the winery is situated in one of Henry Flagler's old East Coast Railway buildings, giving it a rich history and a unique atmosphere.
Visitors to San Sebastian Winery can enjoy complimentary self-guided tours and wine tastings seven days a week (excluding major holidays). The tour includes a selection of San Sebastian wines to taste along the way and an informative audio-visual presentation in the winery's upstairs theater. Visitors can learn about the art of winemaking, from the selection of grapes to the features of the winery's 5,000-gallon stainless steel tanks where the wines are fermented and stored prior to bottling.
The gift shop at San Sebastian Winery offers a wide range of gifts and souvenirs, including wine, accessories for wine lovers, and gourmet foods. They also provide specialty gift baskets, which can be customized to meet individual needs.
The Cellar Upstairs, the wine bar and restaurant located on the rooftop of the winery building, is another fantastic feature of San Sebastian Winery. Open from Thursday to Sunday, visitors can enjoy live music, San Sebastian wines, craft beer, and delectable food to satisfy any palate.
Visitors to San Sebastian Winery can enjoy complimentary self-guided tours and wine tastings seven days a week (excluding major holidays). The tour includes a selection of San Sebastian wines to taste along the way and an informative audio-visual presentation in the winery's upstairs theater. Visitors can learn about the art of winemaking, from the selection of grapes to the features of the winery's 5,000-gallon stainless steel tanks where the wines are fermented and stored prior to bottling.
The gift shop at San Sebastian Winery offers a wide range of gifts and souvenirs, including wine, accessories for wine lovers, and gourmet foods. They also provide specialty gift baskets, which can be customized to meet individual needs.
The Cellar Upstairs, the wine bar and restaurant located on the rooftop of the winery building, is another fantastic feature of San Sebastian Winery. Open from Thursday to Sunday, visitors can enjoy live music, San Sebastian wines, craft beer, and delectable food to satisfy any palate.
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Sight Name: San Sebastian Winery
Sight Location: St. Augustine, USA (See walking tours in St. Augustine)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
Sight Location: St. Augustine, USA (See walking tours in St. Augustine)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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