Mad L.
6/28/2025
Wonderful Tasting Wines fit Wonderful hearted People, Camins 2 Dreams it is So refreshing!
Camins 2 Dreams
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1520 E Chestnut Ct
Lompoc, CA 93436
Camins 2 Dreams is a winery based in Lompoc, CA, founded in 2017. They take pride in sourcing grapes from vineyards in Santa Barbara County, particularly in the Sta. Rita Hills AVA region. Emphasizing a hands-on approach, they craft terroir-driven wines using natural yeast fermentation and minimal intervention, with minimal SO2 added at bottling. Their wines are unfined and unfiltered, aiming to truly reflect the unique characteristics of each vineyard site.
Committed to sustainable practices, Camins 2 Dreams collaborates with vineyards that share their values of environmental stewardship through organic, biodynamic, and regenerative farming methods. For them, winemaking is a personal expression of love and life, meant to be shared with others. They invite you to savor the experience, laugh, love, and create memories over a bottle of their distinctive wines, as they believe this is what truly encapsulates the essence of life.
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5.08 reviews
Piedad S.
6/27/2025
We just became members of this women owned winery. It was the best intimate experience. Mireya took her time explaining everything to us. So happy to become a part of this family
Paige H.
3/6/2023
Tara and Mireia are an awesome couple with an awesome business. I must admit, I'm not big into wine, nor do I know much about it, but the knowledge and passion these two ladies shared with us was...
Shelby S.
4/9/2023
I love this women-owned and LGBT friendly business! Settled in the heart of Lompoc's wine trail, it's easy to find and literally has parking right out front. All of the wines on their tasting menu...
Sarah L.
3/6/2023
The owners, Mireia and Tara, are the sweetest people who certainly know their stuff about wine! The selection of wine provided is natural and just down right tasty! I experienced the tasting...
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