That's why I never buy wine at their gift shop. Can't say I am impressed with the radio ads, but maybe if Callaway throws its name around enough some people will remember the brand when they go grocery shopping. Callaway Vineyard and Winery is located in Temecula. Exit at Rancho California Road and travel East for about five miles so until you exit all the housing tracts and wind your way into the wine country. If you travel from San Diego, take the 15 Freeway north.
Parking is free, and there is no admission charge.
Compared to other California wineries I visited, there simply is no way that I can award Callaway a 5-star rating. But, compared to other Temecula and Southern California Wineries I have visited, this is certainly a 4-star facility and I recommend this winery to others who are thinking of visiting the Temecula area. Maybe somebody out in the wine drinking public knows more about this and will share their information here. The town is going to get overrun. The property sits on a tall hill, overlooking acres of rolling grapevines, and is a fantastic place to watch a sunset.