A honey-stone tasting room and terraced patio on Old Ranch Road, built around a Riesling planted by Mike and Michele Dorner after a trip through Germany and Tuscany. First winery to open in Tehachapi.
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Grapes have grown on Cliff Meridth's land since 2009; the tasting room opened downtown in 2023. Flights run from crisp whites to the bolder "Wild" reds, with charcuterie to match.
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A single-varietal Malbec house on Highway 202, betting that Tehachapi's elevation mirrors Argentina's Uco Valley closely enough to grow the real thing. Views over Brite Valley from the patio.
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The area's largest producer, on 42 acres of Triassic-era granite soil in Cummings Valley — and the rare local house pouring mostly reds. Regular live music on weekends.
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Owners Mike Van Atta and Beth Hamilton run a working ranch alongside the vines — cattle grazing the same rolling hills that grow the estate's Primitivo. Sustainable farming is core to the operation.
Visit siteCity of Tehachapi & Westlane Brewing's outdoor concert on Green Street, 6–10pm. Live music, local beer, downtown crowd.
The town's biggest weekend — parade, PRCA rodeo, carnival, pancake breakfast, and a pet parade. Held the third weekend of August every year.
Chamber-sponsored carnival returns to the Rodeo Grounds, alongside the Tehachapi Terror haunted house downtown.
1:00pm – 5:00pm
Tehachapi Wine & Cattle Co.1:00pm – 5:00pm
Tehachapi Wine & Cattle Co.