Santa Rosa Road is the back way between Buellton and Lompoc, south of the Santa Ynez River, with seven tastings: The Hilt, D'Alfonso-Curran, Sanford, Lafond, Alma Rosa, Peake Ranch and Vega. Sanford, Peake and Vega open daily. Book The Hilt and D'Alfonso-Curran ahead, and drive back on Highway 246.
The short version
- Any day of the weekSanford or Alma Rosa, open daily
- PlannersThe Hilt or D'Alfonso-Curran, appointment only
- Spontaneous typesLafond, Thursday to Sunday
- Hungry halfwayVega, the only restaurant on the road
- Bringing the kids or the dogPeake Ranch or Vega
This week
- Nov6–8Buellton Fall Festival · Visit Buellton
Avenue of the Flags; Fri 4-10pm, Sat-Sun 12-10pm; carnival rides, live music on two stages; Ales on the Avenue beer and wine tasting Sat (tickets) · Free · by City of Buellton
- FriNov 6NatureTrack Film Festival · Visit NatureTrack Foundation
8th annual; reception 6pm, program 6:45pm at the SYV Grange Hall · $25 · by NatureTrack Foundation
- SatNov 7Alma Rosa Fall Harvest Dinner · Visit Alma Rosa Winery
Winery event; check access on the listing · Not published · by Alma Rosa Winery
- SatNov 7Beaver Dam Analogs workshop at Jalama Canyon Ranch · Visit White Buffalo Land Trust, with SLO Beaver Brigade and Nature's Engineers
Aimed at landowners, restoration practitioners and students. The events list calls it two-day; the event page says one full day. · $175 (limited scholarships) · by White Buffalo Land Trust, with SLO Beaver Brigade and Nature's Engineers
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Santa Rosa Road day plans
Pick an end. The east end, near Buellton, has four stops within a mile of each other plus lunch at Vega. The west end, near Lompoc, has The Hilt and the appointment-only cellars. Trying all seven in a day means rushing, since most tastings run an hour or more.
Half day: Buellton end
- 11am, Peake Ranch. The $50 Classic Tasting starts at 11am. Peake Ranch is 5.8 mi · 14 min from central Buellton.
- 12:30pm, Alma Rosa, next door. 0.2 mi · 1 min. Book the $50 El Jabali tasting, or the $75 vineyard ride if you have two hours. Thursday to Sunday, Lafond is 0.8 mi west and needs no booking (open until 4pm).
- Late lunch, Vega. 4.8 mi · 11 min east. Feed the animals, and on Friday to Sunday afternoons take the tractor ride. Central Buellton is 1.0 mi · 2 min away.
Want the Caracol hike? The hike only starts at 10am and runs 2 to 2.5 hours, so put Alma Rosa first and move Peake to its 1pm slot.
Full day: east end and dinner
Best on a Friday or Saturday.
- 10am, Sanford. 10.8 mi · 27 min from Buellton along Santa Rosa Road. The $40 estate tasting takes about an hour.
- 11:30am, Lafond. 4.3 mi · 11 min east, open from 11am Thursday to Sunday, no booking needed.
- 1pm, Peake Ranch with a picnic. 1.0 mi · 3 min. Peake welcomes outside food, so bring lunch to its 1pm Classic Tasting.
- 3pm, Alma Rosa. Next door, with appointments until 4pm.
- Dinner, Vega. 4.8 mi · 11 min. Vega is open until 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays (5pm the rest of the week, on its fall hours).
Full day: west end to Lompoc
- 10am, Sanford. Open daily from 10am. On Friday to Sunday, the ATV vineyard ride goes at 11am and 1pm.
- 11:30am, D'Alfonso-Curran. 1.8 mi · 5 min west. Request the $40 Cellar Experience by email in advance and allow 1 to 1.5 hours. Bring a layer.
- 1:30pm, The Hilt. 4.6 mi · 11 min west. A tasting, or the bottle or by-the-glass reservation if you're done with flights.
- Late afternoon, Lompoc. The Hilt to the Wine Center is 2.2 mi · 4 min. Late lunch at Capulín (until 4pm, 5pm Friday and Saturday; closed Sunday and Monday), then the walk-in rooms of the Lompoc Wine Ghetto. Back to Buellton on Highway 246 is 16.3 mi · 25 min, so pick a driver.
The seven stops
Seven Santa Rosa Road wineries pour for the public. The list runs west to east, from Highway 1 near Lompoc to Highway 101 in Buellton (the three western stops have Lompoc addresses, the four eastern ones Buellton).
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Editor's pickWest end, near Highway 1 · $45–$65; library $125 · Santa Rosa Road
The Hilt Estate & Jonata (The Barn)Book
98 pts JebDunnuck.com on the 2023 La Sangre de Jonata Syrah
Two estates in one barn, 4 minutes from Lompoc: The Hilt's Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from its Bentrock, Radian and Puerta del Mar vineyards, poured alongside Jonata's Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Syrah. Everything is by appointment. Don't want a guided flight? Book the bottle or by-the-glass reservation, which The Hilt describes as reserving a spot to pop open a bottle and enjoy it at your leisure. Adults only, and leave the dog and the picnic at home.
- Fee
- $45–$65; library $125
- Booking
- Appointment only
- Getting there
- On Santa Rosa Rd, about 5 min by car from Old Town Lompoc
Go for A picnic
More details
Connections Matt Dees makes Jonata, The Hilt and their younger sibling The Paring. On the side he's a partner in Mail Road, a separate project farming the old Mt. Carmel Vineyard. Source
Press Jeb Dunnuck gave its 2023 La Sangre de Jonata Syrah 98 points. JebDunnuck.com, Sept 2025
Dogs: No animals (service animals only)
- By appointment only; book on Tock
- Tasting Experiences $45–$65: one of two flights, prepaid, parties of 1–6
- Private Library Tasting $125, parties of 1–6
- Bottle or By the Glass Reservation: a reserved spot for a bottle or glasses, parties of 2–6
- Hideaway Room buy-out $650, up to 10 guests
- 21+ only; no animals except service animals; no outside food
2240 Santa Rosa Road, Lompoc, CA 93436 · 805-564-8581
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4.6 mi east of The Hilt · $40 · Santa Rosa Road
D'Alfonso-Curran WinesBook
A cellar stop: the $40 Cellar Experience pours bottled wines and then samples straight from tank and barrel, with one of the crew. It's a working winery that runs 48 to 60°F, so wear comfortable shoes and bring layers even on a warm day. Winemakers Bruno D'Alfonso and Kris Curran focus on vineyard-designated Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Request a slot by email first, because walk-ins aren't taken.
- Fee
- $40
- Booking
- Prepaid appointment, no walk-ins
- Getting there
- Out on Santa Rosa Rd, about 17 min by car from Old Town Lompoc
More details
Connections Bruno D'Alfonso made Sanford's wines for 23 vintages, and Kris Curran was a founding winemaker at Sea Smoke and Koehler. Now it's their own labels, on Rancho La Viña. Source
- By appointment only, no walk-ins; prepaid, request by email (thecrew@dcwines.com)
- Cellar Experience $40: bottled wines plus tank and barrel samples, 1–1.5 hours
- Private Winemaker's Tasting with Kris Curran or Bruno D'Alfonso: price on request, 2+ hours
- Working winery, 48–60°F: comfortable shoes and layers
4457 Santa Rosa Rd #5, Lompoc, CA 93436 · 805-736-9463
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“Perennial top performers in Santa Barbara County”
Wine Spectator, Aug 28 2025 1.8 mi east of D'Alfonso-Curran · $40–$150 · Santa Rosa Road
Sanford Winery & VineyardsBook
Wine Spectator Wine Spectator profile of the Sta. Rita Hills' Pinot Noir pioneer
Where Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir began: Sanford says its Sanford & Benedict vineyard was planted to the first Pinot Noir vines in Santa Barbara County, in 1971. The $40 estate tasting is the easy pick, and the $75 Parallel Vineyard tasting puts three Sanford & Benedict wines against three from neighboring La Rinconada. For the vines themselves, Tock lists a 90-minute all-terrain vineyard (ATV) ride for up to four. It's open every day, so it anchors a Monday to Wednesday trip, when Lafond is closed.
Go if you care about history and want to compare single-block Pinots.
- Open
- Open every day. Daily 10am–4pm; estate tasting 10am–3:30pm
- Fee
- $40–$150
- Booking
- Reservations recommended, walk-ins welcome
- Getting there
- Out on Santa Rosa Rd, about 22 min by car from Old Town Lompoc
Go for A drop-in visit
More details
Connections Richard Sanford planted Sanford & Benedict in 1971, the first vineyard in what became the Sta. Rita Hills. After the Terlato family took control of Sanford Winery in the mid-2000s, he and Thekla Sanford started Alma Rosa in 2005. Today the Terlatos farm the old vineyard, and both wineries carry the story. Source
Press Wine Spectator profile of the Sta. Rita Hills' Pinot Noir pioneer: "perennial top performers in Santa Barbara County". James Molesworth, Wine Spectator, Aug 28 2025
Dogs: Dogs welcome (not on the ATV tour)
- Estate Tasting $40: six estate wines, 60 minutes; free with a $150 purchase
- Single Block Pinot Noir or Founders' Tasting $100, 2 hours
- Dogs welcome; guests under 21 welcome if on the reservation
5010 Santa Rosa Road, Lompoc, CA 93436 · 805-735-5900
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4.3 mi east of Sanford · VIP groups $45 · Santa Rosa Road
Lafond Winery & Vineyards
No booking needed: Lafond welcomes reservations but doesn't require them, so it's the place to slot in when your timing slips. Pierre Lafond founded Santa Barbara County's first post-Prohibition commercial winery in 1962, according to the winery. Groups of six or more can book a $45 VIP tasting in the barrel room or VIP room with cheese, bread and fruit. It keeps a short week, Thursday to Sunday until 4pm, so go early and call ahead.
- Open
- Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday; closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday–Sunday 11am–4pm
- Fee
- VIP groups $45
- Booking
- Reservations welcome, not required
- Getting there
- Out on Santa Rosa Rd, about 15 min by car from Avenue of Flags in Buellton
Go with A group
More details
- Reservations welcomed, not required
- VIP tasting for groups of 6+: $45 with cheese, bread and fruit; book 24 hours ahead
- Private events any day of the week by phone
6855 Santa Rosa Road, Buellton, CA 93427 · 805-688-7921
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Courtesy of Alma Rosa Winery, Press kit Editor's pick0.8 mi east of Lafond · $50–$95 · Santa Rosa Road
Alma Rosa (Estate Ranch House)
99 pts JebDunnuck.com on the 2021 Attente Red Wine
Book this one for the vineyard, not just the glass. Beyond the $50 seated El Jabali tasting under the oaks, there's a guided ride through the 628-acre estate in a seven-seat cart ($75) and the $85 Caracol hike, a one-mile walk through a spiral of five Pinot Noir clones that founder Richard Sanford planted after the Fibonacci sequence. Appointments run daily, 10am to 4pm, and walk-ins are welcome. Peake Ranch is next door.
- Open
- Estate Ranch House by appointment, daily 10am–4pm; walk-ins welcome
- Fee
- $50–$95
- Booking
- By appointment; walk-ins welcome
- Getting there
- Out on Santa Rosa Rd, about 14 min by car from Avenue of Flags in Buellton
Go for A drop-in visit
More details
Connections Richard Sanford planted Sanford & Benedict in 1971, the first vineyard in what became the Sta. Rita Hills. After the Terlato family took control of Sanford Winery in the mid-2000s, he and Thekla Sanford started Alma Rosa in 2005. Today the Terlatos farm the old vineyard, and both wineries carry the story. Source
Press Jeb Dunnuck gave its 2021 Attente Red Wine 99 points. JebDunnuck.com
- El Jabali Estate Tasting $50, up to 90 minutes
- Vineyard Excursion & Estate Tasting $75: guided ride in a 7-seat cart, up to 2 hours
- Caracol Hike $85: 1-mile guided walk, then a seated tasting; 10am only, 2–2.5 hours
- Private Estate Experience $95, up to 2.5 hours
- Hike with winemaker Samra Morris: an occasional ticketed event
- 21+ only; cheese, cured meats and caviar for sale
7250 Santa Rosa Road, Buellton, CA 93427 · 805-691-9395
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Next door to Alma Rosa · $50–$75 · Santa Rosa Road
Peake Ranch
93 pts JebDunnuck.com on the 2022 Sta. Rita Hills Chardonnay
Easiest for a mixed group: Peake Ranch is open every day, it's dog friendly, you can bring a picnic, and kids are welcome if you reserve a spot in the kids zone. The $50 Classic Tasting runs at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. On select Saturdays at 11am, the $75 Visit in the Vines walk takes you into the vineyard with a glass, and the Legacy tasting opens library wines. Wines come from three properties: Peake Ranch, John Sebastiano and Sierra Madre.
- Open
- Open every day. Open daily 11am–5pm
- Fee
- $50–$75
- Booking
- Reservations strongly recommended; walk-ins as service allows
- Getting there
- Out on Santa Rosa Rd, about 14 min by car from Avenue of Flags in Buellton
Go with The kids · The dog
More details
Press Jeb Dunnuck gave its 2022 Sta. Rita Hills Chardonnay 93 points. JebDunnuck.com
Dogs: Dog friendly
- Classic Tasting $50 at 11am, 1pm and 3pm
- Visit in the Vines walking tour $75 plus 20% service charge, select Saturdays at 11am
- Legacy Tasting with library wines, select Saturdays at 11am
- Kids welcome with a kids-zone reservation; groups of 7+ or with children email first
- Dog friendly; outside food and picnics welcome; cheese and crackers for sale
7290 Santa Rosa Road, Buellton, CA 93427 · 805-688-7093
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Editor's pickEast end, 1 mi from Highway 101 · $25–$50 flights · Edge of Buellton
Vega Vineyard & FarmReserve
94 pts Vinous on the 2023 Dal Prato
Lunch, animals and a tractor ride, a mile off Highway 101. Vega is a full restaurant as well as a tasting room, so it's the stop for food on this road: a $25 flight of four current releases or a $50 premium flight with farm-to-table plates, plus weekend brunch. Visiting the farm animals is free (lettuce to feed them is $5 a bundle), and tractor rides run Friday to Sunday afternoons. It stays open until 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays, so it also works as the last stop.
Go if the kids need food, a playground and goats.
- Open
- Open every day. Fall hours: Mon–Thu 11am–5pm, Fri 11am–8pm, Sat 10am–8pm, Sun 10am–5pm
- Fee
- $25–$50 flights
- Booking
- Book on Tock or join the walk-in waitlist
- Getting there
- Just south of Highway 101 on Santa Rosa Rd, about 2 min by car from Avenue of Flags
Go for Brunch
More details
Press Billy Norris gave its 2023 Dal Prato 94 points. Vinous, Aug 29 2025
Dogs: Dogs welcome (signed policy)
- Flight of 4 current releases $25; premium flight $50
- Full restaurant; weekend brunch 10am–1pm
- Farm animals free to visit; lettuce bundles $5 (3 for $12)
- Family friendly with a kids' play area; kids stay seated in the restaurant
- Well-behaved dogs on short leashes, signed dog policy; max 2 dogs for groups of 8+
9496 Santa Rosa Road, Buellton, CA 93427 · 805-688-2415
The Hilt by the glass
Yes, if you book it. The Hilt's visit page says you can "simply reserve a cozy spot in our beautiful setting to pop open a bottle of wine and enjoy at your leisure," and its Tock page has a Bottle or By the Glass Reservation for parties of two to six, with no price listed for the reservation itself. The Barn pours both The Hilt (Pinot Noir and Chardonnay) and Jonata (Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Syrah). The reservation is the right move at the end of a west-end day, when another flight is too much. Guests must be 21 or over, and there's no outside food and no animals except service animals.
Loop it with Highway 246
Drive Santa Rosa Road one way and Highway 246 the other. The two roads run on either side of the Santa Ynez River and meet in Buellton and (via Highway 1) in Lompoc. The full loop from central Buellton is 36.2 mi, about 71 minutes behind the wheel. The Highway 246 side has Pence, Spear, Dierberg's Drum Canyon tasting room, Babcock and Melville, all in our Drum Canyon wine route; from The Hilt to Babcock is 9.1 mi · 14 min.
Which way round? Coming up Highway 101 from the south, start on Santa Rosa Road: Buellton's Highway 246 northbound off-ramp and southbound on-ramp are closed until early to mid-November for the 101 rebuild [2]. Check QuickMap on the day, then finish at Babcock on Highway 246, open until 5:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
Drive times
How far apart are the Santa Rosa Road wineries? Mostly a few minutes, with two longer hops.
| From | To | Distance | Time |
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| Lompoc Wine Center | The Hilt | 2.2 mi | 4 min |
| The Hilt | D'Alfonso-Curran | 4.6 mi | 11 min |
| D'Alfonso-Curran | Sanford | 1.8 mi | 5 min |
| Sanford | Lafond | 4.3 mi | 11 min |
| Lafond | Alma Rosa | 0.8 mi | 2 min |
| Alma Rosa | Peake Ranch | 0.2 mi | 1 min |
| Peake Ranch | Vega | 4.8 mi | 12 min |
| Vega | Central Buellton (Highway 246 at Avenue of the Flags) | 1.0 mi | 2 min |
| Central Buellton | Lompoc Wine Center, via Santa Rosa Road | 19.1 mi | 45 min |
| Central Buellton | Lompoc Wine Center, via Highway 246 | 16.3 mi | 25 min |
| Central Buellton | The Hilt, via Highway 246 and Hwy 1 | 18.3 mi | 28 min |
| Peake Ranch | Dierberg (Drum Canyon), via Buellton | 13.1 mi | 26 min |
Times are without traffic, so on a winding two-lane road treat them as the minimum. End to end, Santa Rosa Road runs about 20 minutes longer than Highway 246. If The Hilt is your only stop, Highway 246 and Highway 1 get you there faster.
What the road is like
Santa Rosa Road is two lanes, rural and rough in places. Planet Ultra, which runs the Solvang Century bike ride on it, warns riders to "expect some bumpy, less than perfect pavement (especially on Santa Rosa Road and Foxen Canyon)," and in 2026 it rerouted its half-century course "until SB County does some work on Santa Rosa Road" [1]. Expect cyclists, since the Solvang Century ride uses it. Santa Rosa Road runs along the south side of the Santa Ynez River; The Hilt's sister winery Jonata places the Barn "near the intersection of historic Highway 1 and Santa Rosa Road," which is the Lompoc end. Check the county's road closures map before you head out [5].
Critics and press
Critic scores and press for the stops on this route, credited to each publication.
- The Hilt Estate & Jonata (The Barn): Jeb Dunnuck gave its 2023 La Sangre de Jonata Syrah 98 points (JebDunnuck.com, Sept 2025).
- Sanford Winery & Vineyards: Wine Spectator profile of the Sta. Rita Hills' Pinot Noir pioneer: "perennial top performers in Santa Barbara County" (James Molesworth, Wine Spectator, Aug 28 2025).
- Alma Rosa (Estate Ranch House): Jeb Dunnuck gave its 2021 Attente Red Wine 99 points (JebDunnuck.com).
- Peake Ranch: Jeb Dunnuck gave its 2022 Sta. Rita Hills Chardonnay 93 points (JebDunnuck.com).
- Vega Vineyard & Farm: Billy Norris gave its 2023 Dal Prato 94 points (Vinous, Aug 29 2025).
Jonata's scores appear on The Hilt because The Barn pours both estates. More in top-rated wines by area.
Not on this road
Some names on vineyard maps and older lists don't pour on Santa Rosa Road. Here's where to find them instead.
- Sanford & Benedict and La Rinconada are Sanford's vineyards. You taste them at Sanford, side by side in the $75 Parallel tasting, or ride through both on the ATV tour.
- Foley's Rancho Santa Rosa is on Highway 246, not Santa Rosa Road, and Foley's site points visitors to weekend pop-up tastings at Lincourt Vineyards.
- Ampelos pours at its Lompoc tasting room, 312 N 9th Street, not at the vineyard. See the Lompoc Wine Ghetto.
- Kessler-Haak runs vineyard tastings by appointment, but at 1700 Gypsy Canyon Drive off Highway 246.
- Pali Wine Co. lists tasting rooms in Santa Barbara's Funk Zone, San Diego and Anaheim, none on Santa Rosa Road.
- Sea Smoke, another Sta. Rita Hills estate, says it doesn't regularly offer winery visits.
You might also like
- Drum Canyon Road wine route: the Highway 246 side of the loop, plus the back road to Los Alamos.
- Sta. Rita Hills wineries: the whole AVA, from these estates to the Lompoc rooms, and why it's "Sta." not "Santa."
- Lompoc Wine Ghetto & route map: walk-in rooms 4 minutes from The Hilt, and four loops.
- Buellton, with hotels and restaurants such as Hitching Post 2 for dinner (Wednesday to Monday).
- Lompoc and where to eat in Lompoc.
- Family-friendly wineries: Vega and Peake Ranch are on it.
Plan your day
- MorningBreakfast first: Best coffee in the Santa Ynez ValleyBy town, plus where to work
- MiddayGo tasting: Sta. Rita Hills wineriesCold-climate Pinot, 1971 vines
- EveningBook dinner: Buellton restaurantsHitching Post 2 to wild ales
- LateNight out: Solvang happy hoursSpritzes, Industry Night, 8pm deals
- OvernightFind a bed: Buellton hotelsA windmill check-in, pea soup lore
Good to know
How long does it take to drive Santa Rosa Road? From The Hilt to Vega, stop to stop, is about 16.5 miles and 42 minutes of driving. Buellton to the Lompoc Wine Center is 19.1 miles and about 45 minutes this way, against 16.3 miles and 25 minutes on Highway 246 without traffic. It's slower because it's a two-lane country road.
Do I need reservations for the Santa Rosa Road wineries? For some. The Hilt is appointment only and D'Alfonso-Curran takes prepaid appointments with no walk-ins. Peake Ranch strongly recommends booking, and Sanford recommends it but welcomes walk-ins. Alma Rosa takes appointments and says walk-ins are welcome. Lafond doesn't require a reservation, and Vega has a walk-in waitlist on Tock.
Which Santa Rosa Road wineries are open on Monday and Tuesday? Sanford, Alma Rosa's estate, Peake Ranch and Vega are open every day. Lafond is open Thursday to Sunday only. The Hilt and D'Alfonso-Curran work by appointment, so check their booking pages for your date.
Can you just have a glass of wine at The Hilt? Yes. Besides its $45 to $65 tastings, The Hilt takes a Bottle or By the Glass Reservation on Tock for parties of two to six, a reserved spot at The Barn to open a bottle or order glasses. No price is listed for the reservation itself. Everyone must be 21 or over, and no animals or outside food are allowed.
Are the Santa Rosa Road wineries dog friendly? Some are. Peake Ranch says it's dog friendly, Sanford welcomes dogs (but not on its ATV tour) and Vega takes well-behaved dogs once you sign its dog policy. The Hilt allows no animals except service animals. Alma Rosa, Lafond and D'Alfonso-Curran don't publish a dog policy.
Where can I eat on Santa Rosa Road? Vega Vineyard & Farm is the only restaurant on the road, with lunch daily and weekend brunch. Peake Ranch lets you bring a picnic and sells cheese and crackers, and Alma Rosa sells cheese, cured meats and caviar. The Hilt doesn't allow outside food. At the Lompoc end, Capulín in the Wine Center is open Tuesday to Thursday 7am to 4pm and Friday and Saturday 7am to 5pm (closed Sunday and Monday).
Can kids come wine tasting on Santa Rosa Road? At some stops. Vega has a kids' play area and farm animals, Peake Ranch welcomes children with a kids-zone reservation, and Sanford welcomes under-21s who are on the reservation. The Hilt and Alma Rosa are 21 and over.
Santa Rosa Road FAQ
Which wineries are on Santa Rosa Road?
Seven pour for the public. From the Lompoc end: The Hilt Estate (which also pours Jonata), D'Alfonso-Curran, Sanford, Lafond, Alma Rosa's Estate Ranch House, Peake Ranch and Vega Vineyard & Farm, which is a mile from Highway 101 in Buellton. The Hilt and D'Alfonso-Curran are by appointment only.
Sources
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- Planet Ultra: Solvang Century routes
- City of Buellton: City Updates, Oct 2, 2026
- Caltrans District 5: Highway 101 ramp and lane closures through Buellton (Jul 29, 2026)
- Lafond Winery: Visit Us
- Santa Barbara County Public Works: Road Closures; Caltrans QuickMap
- Each winery's own visit and booking pages (Tock for The Hilt, Sanford and Vega), linked from its card. Drive times: OSRM routing on OpenStreetMap roads, without traffic.
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