Bethel Rd Distillery
Templeton
1266 North Bethel Rd.
Templeton
The path to Bethel Rd has been one of passion, experimentation and homage to the tradition of spirit making from around the world. Since Niels Udsen’s time living in Italy, making Italian-style Grappa has been something he dreamed of. After acquiring one of the first distilling licenses in the county and an Arnold Holstein Bavarian still, the dream has finally become a reality. In its first phase, Bethel Rd has created two outstanding Grappas, a Gin, and a two-year barrel aged Brandy that is both rich and complex. You will also find top notch small batch wines made from Estate Grown Organically farmed grapes. This is only the beginning of the journey, and many more spirited experiments are in the works. The distillery and winery is run by the Udsen family of Castoro Cellars, who are pioneers of Paso Robles wine country. Creativity and community are that the center of the Bethel Rd. mission with the goal being to manifest a space that is both inviting and inspirational.
(805) 434-0319
bethelrddistillery.com
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