Wine & Wineries

With more than 900 wineries across the state, Washington is the second-largest producer of premium wine in the country.

Seattle has dozens of urban wineries within city limits, while there are 100-plus wineries and tasting rooms only a 30-minute drive away in nearby Woodinville Wine Country. East of the Cascade Mountains, hundreds more wineries await in Washington Wine Country, where you can sip the state’s more than 70 varietals while overlooking the vineyards. The Yakima Valley, Walla Walla, and Tri-Cities communities serve as Washington premier wine touring regions, along with up-and-coming growing areas around the state from the Columbia Gorge to the Cascade Valley. Each region showcases locally grown grapes and the inventive winemakers perfecting their craft. Cheers!

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A group of three people sit at a wood table on a patio under an orange umbrella. They cheers their wine glasses. Several wine glasses fill the table for their wine tasting. — Courtesy DeLille Cellars

Spring Release

As the weather warms up, many acclaimed local wineries open their decks and terraces and begin pouring sips of their latest releases, making spring an ideal time to go wine tasting.

A modern, bustling restaurant interior with floor-to-ceiling windows. Large circular shelves filled with wine bottles surround a spiral staircase. Diners sit at tables, enjoying meals beneath unique, contemporary lighting fixtures. — Amber Fouts

Tasting Notes

Restaurants, tasting rooms, and even urban wineries bring the best of the state’s burgeoning wine culture to the heart of the city.

A sunny outdoor patio featuring barrel tables with wine glasses and a bottle. Wicker chairs surround the tables, and large umbrellas provide shade. A wooden fence borders the area, and more seating is visible in the background. — Delille Carriage House | Photo: Keith Megay

Woodinville Uncorked

A 30-minute drive northeast of Seattle is a wine lover’s paradise called Woodinville. More than 100 wineries and tasting rooms dot this town, where visitors can find diverse pours from all over the st

Spring Release

As the weather warms up, many acclaimed local wineries open their decks and terraces and begin pouring sips of their latest releases, making spring an ideal time to go wine tasting.

Tasting Notes

Restaurants, tasting rooms, and even urban wineries bring the best of the state’s burgeoning wine culture to the heart of the city.

Woodinville Uncorked

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