Quick facts
At a glance
- Neighborhood
- Downtown
- Phone
- +1-425-643-3989
- Hours
- 1pm-5pm
Why you'll love it
An editor's take
A rare chance to taste Washington wine at the source without leaving the Eastside, in a room that prioritizes conversation over volume.
Highlights
What makes it special
- Estate-made Washington reds and whites
- Guided flights with the winemaking team
- Small-plate menu built for wine pairing
- Intimate tasting-room setting
What you'll experience
The visit, in detail
Work through a guided flight of estate reds and whites at the bar, ask about the current vintages, and pair a pour with a small plate from the rotating menu. Live acoustic music runs on select weekends.
Best time
When to visit
Friday and Saturday evenings for the fullest tasting menu and live music.
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Practical
Know before you go
Reservations recommended on weekends. Free parking on site.
Details
Hours & contact
Hours
- Sun
- 1pm-5pm
- Thu-Sat
- 1pm-7pm
Contact
- Address
- 10726 Main St, Bellevue, WA 98004
- Phone
- +1-425-643-3989
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