By 1880s end, Los Angeles was the premier appellation for grape growing and winemaking in all of California. The wine industry quickly became one of Southern California’s most economically significant and popular industries. Vignes, the founder of California’s wine industry, eventually had a street in Downtown named after him. In 1833, French winemaker Jean-Louis Vignes brought the first European vines from his native Bordeaux, where he planted them in Downtown Los Angeles and built a winery. The California wine tradition began with the Franciscan Fathers of the early Spanish Missions.
They invite you to become part of our family by visiting San Antonio Winery! Their vineyards are now located in Paso Robles, Monterey, and Napa Valley and they are proud to be the most-awarded winery in Los Angeles. They are blessed today to have four generations of family contributing to our success. Still sitting on its original location on Lamar Street, the winery is the last vestige of the rich winemaking tradition of the greater Los Angeles. In fact, in the early 1960s, Los Angeles’ Cultural Heritage Board designated the winery Cultural Monument Number 42.
San Antonio Winery remains the oldest and largest producing winery in Los Angeles with over 98 years of winemaking, making it an essential component of the city’s cultural and historical landscape. San Antonia Winery today, the LA River is paved and the vineyards have been replaced with businesses and homes. They invite you to try their renowned Riboli Family of Wines, as well as a unique and varied selection of wines from around the world! Whether you come for a wine tour, meal, or celebration, they invite you to discover their amazing collection of delicious wines in Los Angeles’ only producing winery! Complimentary wine tours and tastings are available every day.
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