Real Men Drink Pink is, without question, one of the more unique Paso Robles events. I mean, hello, an event focused on Rose? Hell yes, all pink all day! More than 30 Rose producers in the area will be pouring their many shades of pink. There will also be some outstanding local food along with a kick ass DJ.
I shouldn’t have to go on, that’s enough info to get anyone to buy a ticket. Let’s talk venue. Star Farms in Paso Robles. Real Men Drink Pink is the only event I’m aware of that hosts their party there and when we went last year for the first time I was blown away. The facility has a half-acre lagoon, a beach, and views of surrounding vineyards. Breathtaking!
Now that should be enough info for sure…but I will mention one more thing.
Proceeds from the event go to benefit the Cancer Support Community’s Breast Cancer Care Fund.
So let’s review.
1) An event focused on Rose? Yes, yes, and yes. Perfect for summer.
2) The venue is Star Farms…arguably the most beautiful venue in the area.
3) The event benefits an amazing charity.
That’s three incredible reasons to get your bootie in gear and join the party this year. I’m going to give you one more reason though. This is the 3rd annual even coming up. We went last year as I mentioned above. This is one of those events where you are truly in the company of great people. Whether it’s the vendors or the attendees…the people were awesome.
As Paso becomes almost inundated with events of all kinds, Real Men Drink Pink rises to the top as an event that I would continue to go to rather than avoid. Thanks to the crew behind Real Men Drink Pink along with all the vendors that put on such a ridiculously rad party all for the greater good. Cheers!
P.S. Here’s the slideshow from last year…needless to say, I think you’ll have a great time!!!
We’re in several pictures. I only attend to events: pink party and garagiste.
I had so much fun last year.
That’s awesome. Garagiste is fantastic too. I’m on the Board of that event. I also like Earth Day as well as Crush and Roll.
Hi there…planning a trip to Paso Robles in October this year. Can you recommend 10 “don’t dare miss this one” wineries we should visit in the fall? We have always visited in the spring or summer before this trip.
Thanks,
April
April, that’s a tough one as my choices may not fit what you like. Some of our favorite wines. wineries right now are Ranchero Cellars, Caliza Winery, Villa Creek, Law Estate, Tablas Creek, Alta Colina, Mitchella, Broken Earth, Eberle, Cass, J. Dusi, Kinero, and many more. Ranchero, Law Estate, and Kinero are appointment only if I’m not mistaken.
One of my favorite Paso events of the year!!
Ditto that, Laura!! All about awesome.