TORRIN
EST. 2002
Family-run and rooted in community, Torrin is tucked into the westside hills of Paso Robles’ Willow Creek District. Since 2006, Scott and Viquel Hawley have crafted small-lot wines guided by place, instinct, and purpose, with a focus on Rhône varietals that thrive in the calcareous soils and hillside vineyards of our region.
VISIT US
A visit to Torrin is meant to feel personal. Our tastings are intimate, unhurried, and centered around conversation—giving us the opportunity to share not only the wines, but the vineyard, the vintage, and the story behind each bottle.
Whenever possible, we are happy to find a way to welcome you. Come spend some time with us, taste the wines, and experience Torrin as it was meant to be shared.
THE WINES
Our current tasting menu reflects both the foundation of Torrin and the way we approach varietal selection. Akasha — 100% Syrah, our flagship wine, remains at the heart of what we do. Alongside it, Seneschal — Grenache and Graciano highlights elegance, freshness, and finesse, while Tsundere brings Rhône and Bordeaux varietals together in a blend with a character entirely its own.
We finish the lineup with our 2023 Lagom Chardonnay, offering a different expression of our winemaking while maintaining the same focus on balance, place, and character.
Explore the current wines below, purchase from the release, or learn more about becoming a Torrin member.
WHAT ARE WE UP TO?
Harvest 2026 is on the way!
Scott's is giving us an update on what we are seeing and expecting from this 2026 harvest. Follow him through the vines.
We are currently showcasing our 2023 vintage in the tasting room, here is the insight on the vintage:
The 2023 vintage resides comfortably on a short list of the top vintages I’ve had the pleasure to be a part of in my 30 years in the wine industry. A beautiful spring, free of frost episodes or erratic temperatures, led into a remarkably consistent and mild summer. Fall continued the trend of cool weather foregoing the late heat spikes common in warmer years. Later ripening varietals were carried to the finish line by a pleasantly warm and accommodating October. This allowed us to harvest each varietal at optimal maturity levels resulting in wines of incredible intensity and length. A beautiful balance between aromatic intensity, complexity of flavors and depth of presence on the palate assure the wines will impress both in their youth and with additional time in the cellar. We are excited to introduce you to these wines and certainly hope you enjoy them."
- Scott Hawley