“Ninety-five dollars for Creston Grenache with value at 68, no vineyard and no additions list — priced on confidence alone.”
= shared rank: 10 producers score 82
Mabry Mesa is a Grenache producer in the Creston District of the Paso Robles AVA, California. Cruxvine scores it 82 out of 100 — 3 points below the Paso Robles median of 85 — ranking it =137 of 187 producers in the appellation (tied with 9 other producers). Its strongest category is wine quality (87); its weakest is value for price (68). The average bottle costs $95, against a regional median of $69. Tasting: 1614 Nacimiento Lake Dr, Creston · Thu–Sun 11:00–17:00 · appointment required · $30 tasting. Cruxvine has no financial relationship with Mabry Mesa; bottles were purchased at retail.
How the Crux Score works · All 17 producers in Creston District · All 187 in Paso Robles
Crux Score 82 is these five weighted, not their average. The weighting is published.
1614 Nacimiento Lake Dr
Creston, CA · Creston District
Thu–Sun 11:00–17:00
By appointment
$30 per person
No dogs · No food service
Tasting room scored 81
2020 carries smoke exposure from the August complex fires. We score bottles, not intentions.
Every producer in the appellation is scored for each of these years. See the whole Paso Robles vintage record, or what 2020 cost every producer here.
Mabry Mesa is not a Cruxvine customer. Bottles purchased at retail.
11 wines assessed, poured blind across two sessions.
Independent · no parent group on file. Does not report an estate-fruit percentage.
Declines to disclose additions. Transparency scored 71.
Cruxvine scores Mabry Mesa's tasting room 81 out of 100 and the winery 82 overall, ranking it =137 of 187 in Paso Robles. Its tasting room score is below the Paso Robles median of 83. Ninety-five dollars for Creston Grenache with value at 68, no vineyard and no additions list — priced on confidence alone.
Tasting at Mabry Mesa costs $30 per person.
Yes — Mabry Mesa is by appointment only. It is open Thu–Sun, 11:00–17:00.
Mabry Mesa is a Grenache specialist. Cruxvine assessed 11 of its wines, poured blind, and its best-scoring vintage on record is 2018 at 89 points.
The 2021 bottling drinks from 2022 and is at peak between 2027 and 2030, holding to about 2035.