The story
The last surviving winery from when Los Angeles led California in wine production was saved from Prohibition by making sacramental wine for the Catholic Church.
Everything that was here
- 1917–present · still open
San Antonio WineryWinery
The last surviving winery from when Los Angeles led California in wine production was saved from Prohibition by making sacramental wine for the Catholic Church.
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Nearby history
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