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425 Cellars
425 Cellars opened in November of 2020 in the quaint Apple Farm Village in the Hollywood District of Woodinville. Retired from the military, Cory spent 17 years in the Army. While serving, he traveled the world, tasting wines from a variety of regions. “When I returned to the States, I quickly realized the style of wine I enjoyed most was a European style; lower alcohol, higher acidity to better pair with food and not overly oaked, concentrating on bringing the characteristics of the fruit and terroir across to the palate,” says Cory.
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Celaeno Winery
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Celaeno Winery is known primarily for its award winning Syrahs, which rely on premier Yakima Valley fruit and carefully chosen oak barrels from Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Owner Brian Countryman began his wine-making endeavors in the family home, and founded Celaeno Winery in 2009. “Celaeno” is one of the Pleiades, the Seven Sisters of Greek mythology.
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Convergence Zone CellarsThe grapes for Convergence Zone Cellars wines are from some of Washington’s best vineyards in the Red Mountain, Snipes Mountain, Wahluke Slope, Horse Heaven Hills and Columbia Valley areas. Wines currently available include Chenin Blanc, Pinot Gris, Rose’ of Pinot Gris and several red blends.
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Dalman CellarsWe are a small family winery we are focusing on smaller vineyards and growers. We showcase their passion and dedication in the vineyard by crafting their grapes into tasty wines. Above all we want to please your palate and bring joy to your taste buds. Over the years and lessons learned we figured out how to make good wine. We decided to take it to the next level and open a winery. At the same time Andrea’s mom, Candace, was newly retired and looking for new opportunities. She joined the team and we started Dahlman Cellars in 2019. Family owned & operated in Washington, Dahlman Cellars is a micro-winery with a macro-love for making and sharing wine!
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Ellensburg Canyon WineryA former North Bend couple, Jason and Laura Reigel, purchased this winery and destination property with Yakima Valley and river views, its quaint onsite tasting room and vineyard in May, 2021, fulfilling a life-long dream. They feature remarkable wines: Cabernet Franc du Blanc, Rieslings, Rose’, as well as Cab Franc and Malbec Port-style wines.
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J Bell Cellars
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Owners Wes [the Winemaker] and Natasha Teslo blended the names of their two children –Jason and Isabella- to create the name of J Bell Cellars, a purposeful choice. Wines from this winery are also created purposefully –from grapes sourced from Zillah, Red Mountain and the Wahluke Slope with no added color, yeast or tannins-and mostly long-barrel aged in French oak. The resulting wines are truly and simply unique.
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Locus WinesThe grapes for Locus –Latin for ‘location’-are chosen from the Yakima Valley and Naches Heights AVAs of Washington State, vineyards of the cooler climes. The Old World-like approach of co-proprietors, winemaker Rich Burton and Chef Ton Yazici, to their favorite varietals blends has their shared passion for great wines and food. Locus produces handcrafted wines that truly showcase their source, have higher acidity and less oak, to create wines that prove perfect for food pairing. Locus Wines’ Pioneer Square location offers such experiences.
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Love That Red Winery
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As a small and exclusive boutique winery owned by the Wells family in Woodinville, Love That Red Winery proudly discovers and showcases the best red wine varietals of Washington State. Since 2015, its handcrafted winemaking style blends the complexity of grapes from various vineyards to create its intriguing and unique wines. Their brand also blends two passions – world-class red wines and horse racing.
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Mt. Si Winery
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Mount Si Winery is a Washington Artisan Garagiste winery. Garagiste , (garage-east) n, Fr. , is a term originally used in the Bordeaux region of France to denigrate renegade, small-lot wine makers, sometimes working in their garage, who refused to follow the “rules.” A place where the underground, the creative, and the cutting-edge art of small production wine-making produces ultra-premium, micro-production commercial wines of fewer than 1,200 cases per year, driven by passion.
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Naches Heights Vineyards
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The unique volcanic soils in Washington State’s newest wine growing region and AVA (American Viticultural Area), Naches Heights, combined with our vineyards’ unusually high elevation enable us to grow grapes, unlike any others. You’ll enjoy the taste of our award-winning NHV wines. You’ll also have a genuine experience you won’t find anywhere else.
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Narratif & NW Wine CollaborativeThis small, family-owned Prosser winery benefits from the 20+ years in the wine industry of Owner JJ Compeau, delivering wine of quality and value since its first vintage in 2016. Working with friends and colleagues, NW Wine Collaborative taps the energies of amazing growers and winemakers to produce small lot wines that tell the story of the Northwest through highly crafted, well-priced wines that are simply delicious.
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Nota Bene CellarsIn three decades of winemaking, Seattle’s Master vintner Tim Darby has perfected the French practice of sourcing the finest grapes to craft totally unique wine not available to individual vineyards, right here in the Pacific Northwest. By highlighting the range of Washington varietals, he blends intricate “gorgeous wines” known for their “big flavor”.
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Orenda Winery
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Orenda Winery Located at the base of the Cascade Mountains, in Carnation, Orenda Winery brought together three friends with a shared commitment—to build a community and to bring Orenda (the balance of energy between all things) to winemaking. Orenda uses high elevation fruit aged for two years in small French oak barrels, which is known for complex, subtle and dynamic flavors reminiscent of an old-world style.
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Pearl & Stone Wine Co.
Pearl and Stone Wine Co. was born from the art of teaching, the joy of learning, and the love of wine. We are a partnership of three families, deeply rooted in the Snoqualmie Valley, and brought together by three women—all amazing mothers and friends with a commitment to quality elementary education. As we all shared in the joys of raising families in the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley, we also shared many a bottle of wine while we laughed, cried, learned and dreamed together.
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Rider Cellars
Rider Cellars is a boutique winery located in Selah, Washington. Family owned and operated, each vine in our Estate Vineyard is nurtured by hand throughout the growing season. Just like our family, our vines are rooted and established in love. In 2016 we decided to pursue the idea of starting our own winery. That idea quickly became a reality when Kristen stumbled across what we call, a hidden gem. The vineyard was planted in 2000 and sits upon an immaculate piece of land just over 5 acres. The moment we saw the property we fell in love with it and we knew this was the place God had picked out just for us. We decided to sell our home in Woodinville, Washington and move to this quiet lovely little town we now call home. And just like that Rider Cellars was born. We believe, great wine is made in the vineyard.
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Tinte CellarsThe grapes from twelve Washington growers blend to create the distinctive wines coming from this family-owned winery collective. Since the first bottle in 2018, Tim and Teresa Spellman Gamble “unite their passion for Washington wine with the commitment for strengthening the communities that make it.” They continue this promise with volunteerism, philanthropy, and support nonprofits that benefit the communities.
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Wm Grassie Wine EstatesWm Grassie Wine Estates is an intimate Washington State winery committed to producing premier Bordeaux style wines. The winemaker, Bill Grassie, embarked upon his vision to create world-class wine in 2006, when he moved to the Seattle area. Bill is an avid gardener and his passion for gardening led him to plant a vineyard on a bare patch of ground at his new property. This seemingly inconsequential decision to create the vineyard accelerated his efforts to become a winemaker, leading to the creation of his first vintage in 2011.
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XOBC Cellars“At XOBC Cellars, we are a group of women in wine committed to making a difference” This small, entrepreneurial, female-led team of four amplified the spirit of song [Brandi Carlile is an internationally-known singer, XOBC Cellars] and continue to expand their nonprofit, Looking Out Foundation, by creating this winery and its artisanal quality wines, the instrument by which the larger collective can contribute with each purchase . Steeped in generosity, community and friendship, the wine has been years in the making, as is their brand. Team XOBC chose winemaker Sean Boyd to help create memorable libations that ‘make a difference’.
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