My best friend and I were on Bainbridge exploring for the day and we decided we wanted a little wine. Bainbridge Vineyards popped up on Yelp and seemed to be one of the better wineries on the island. There was a little parking lot out front we were able to find parking at. When we left there seemed to be a lot of overflow parking along the gravel path. They had live music playing that late afternoon. We decided to do a wine flight tasting which was a lot of fun. There were seating options outside by the tasting room and music. We ended up sitting back in their more green space on some adirondack chairs. This place felt like it was for all ages. We saw everyone from babies to seniors. The space was such a vibe and it was a wonderful place to catch up on summer stories. We ordered our drinks up front and the woman who served us was kind. It was a seat yourself type of place and bus your own table. I loved how local it felt. I really liked the wines we tried on the flight too! I'd recommend this spot. read more

First timers to this winery but not to wineries. Beautiful landscaping, outdoor seating only, and they pre selected the tasting flight. We didn't eat or snack here. The host was very friendly and knowledgeable. We weren't a fan of the mainly white option, and the preselected tasting menu. We sat outside near a heater, luckily if not I would have been cold, on this rainy day. Also they only waive tasting fee with 3 bottles of wine. read more

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Quaint little winery with beautiful views! Visited with some close friends and was pleasantly surprised at the wine scene out here. Glad we got to visit Bainbridge while out in Seattle :) We settled in for a wine tasting-- only around $20/person for 4 wines. I also opted for cheese/crackers ($10~). The setup was very DIY-- a quad of carafes to self-serve along with a box of crackers and a pack of goat cheese LOL. Plates, napkins, water, and silverware were available near the front patio. Staff were sweet and accommodating. Our table was flanked by heaters, keeping the cold at bay. Felt so cozy sipping with friends under their pavilion, taking in the brisk autumn air. Their whites were so delicious & sweet! I'm not a dry/buttery wine type of gal-- I like it as juice-adjacent as possible. These were up my alley for sure. LOVE that the grapes are all grown locally. While far from downtown, the vineyard is easy to access with their local bus system, Pingo. read more

Bainbridge Vineyards - Wine tasting + cheese/crackers - Wineries Near Me - Bainbridge Island, Washington

Staff is incredibly rude outside of business. Me and my fiancé broke down on the side of the road near the business next to one of their road signs. As we were waiting for a tow truck one of the staff came to pick up their sign and said in a very rude and judgmental tone "if we needed to park somewhere there is a park and ride right down the road" as if our hazards weren't a sign. We have wanted to try their wine tastings but after that no need to, if that's who they hire. read more

A highlight of our overall trip to Seattle! A 30-minute ferry ride from Seattle to Bainbridge Island followed by a 10-minute drive to this gorgeous vineyard is well worth the journey. Multiple private seating areas complement the views and the delicious !! We will be back. read more

One of my FAVORITE things I did in Seattle! Bainbridge Vinyards is the only winery on the island that grows all its own grapes, and grows them all on the island! The tasting fee is only$18 for 4 tastings. We shared one, and the man pouring was so friendly and gave us a smidge more each pour because we shared. It worked and we obvs ended up buying more glasses, lol. The tasting takes you through some really unique wines. They offer snacks too, and allow you to bring your own. You sit on the patio or can even move closer to the vines and eat amongst the grapes! If I lived here I would come here every weekend. It was so peaceful and idyllic. It should be noted, do not be fooled by the bus route which seems like it will take you close enough you can walk. The bus in Bainbridge is impossible, did not come when it was supposed to, and we luckily got an uber (I guess there are only a few on the island, so don't depend on uber). During the drive, I realized how treacherous walking from the bus stop would've been! Do not rely on public transportation or uber to get you here! Rent a car or call a car service if you are from out of town!! read more

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Most underrated winery on BB! Tucked away from the busy tourism, Bainbridge Vineyards offered a quaint, private, and relaxing experience as we were able to try a flight of their seasonal offerings, share a bottle of their best white, and go home with a bottle of their housemade vermouth (of which they let us try at no cost). The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. This is a hidden gem(of which i'm even reluctant to talk about), as it beats any other wine experience on the island. Only criticism would be expanding their food offerings. Will be back again! read more

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Who run the world? GIRLS! Who run the Bainbridge Vineyards? Badass women, that's who. We visited on a hot, sunny day and my group of 5 women thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Their seating seems to be primarily outdoors and is pretty minimal. If you plan on staying to drink, just be prepared. The wine is sooooo delicious. BV boasts "The first Siegerrebe ever planted and grown in the United States!" and let me tell you, that it is truly one of my new favorite wines. When you buy two bottles, you get a free tasting. This was a no-brainer for our large group. We purchased two bottles, one to share on site, and one for later, and then we shared the wine tasting to get a flavor of the other varieties. It should come as no surprised that we bought a bottle of the Siegerrebe. We also purchased their Rose, and it paired well with the warm sunshine and girly banter. In addition to wines, they have very cute swag, cheese, jams, and crackers for sale. The young lady running the winery was very friendly and knowledgeable. This is a picturesque, well-run local winery, and their product is *chefs kisses* delish. read more

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Visited here during a women's wine weekend. Reservations were easy to make and service was great. We loved the ambiance of the outside patio and enjoyed our time tasting wines. read more

It was just lovely to sit outside safely socially distanced from others to enjoy a refreshing tasting flight. The grounds a comfortable and have lovely views. read more

Bainbridge Vineyards - Sitting among the vines. What a beautiful way to socially distance. - Wineries Near Me - Bainbridge Island, Washington

This is my absolute favorite Vineyard on Bainbridge! The owner is so kind, the wine is delicious, and the atmosphere makes for a wonderful experience drinking wine with friends! read more

Bainbridge Vineyards - a selection of wines on a table - Wineries Near Me - Bainbridge Island, Washington

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Went exploring on Bainbridge Island WA and found wineries! Thought we would try Bainbridge Winery for a taste test. Today there are 5, 1oz tastings for $10. Found out that they grow all the grapes here on the island rather than bring here...kinda nice to know. This is a good way to start off our adventure! read more

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I take all of my family and friends to Bainbridge Vineyards when we do day trips to Bainbridge Island. The vibe is very relaxed and the wine tasting flight is very affordable! Cute picture taking opportunities next to the grapevines. I really love their Ferryboat White! We also enjoyed their Pinot Noir. They were sold out of the Farmstead Red, unfortunately. The service is very friendly as well. My mom accidentally lost her Coach sunglasses and Stephanie was nice enough to find them and send them back to her. We will definitely go back! read more

Dog friendly. Covered area if there is rain and tons of heaters. I'd recommend making a reservation a couple days or week in advance. Loved the #3 Müller-Thurgau white wine and the #4 Siegerrbe which had a lot of melon and apricot fragrance. The only one we didn't care for was the raspberry wine. Couldn't even finish it. There were horse as well! Definitely visit. Very friendly and fast service :) read more

Our first wine tasting, so take this with a grain of salt. It was delightful. Very comfortable places to relax. Very nice wines. Nice staff. Only drawback was we found no indoor bathroom. Only a portable toilet. read more

We ended our day trip to Bainbridge island by indulging in some wine here at the vineyard. It's conveniently located on the way to or the way back from Bloedel Reserve (another must see). Their vineyard is absolutely beautiful! It's a wonderful spot for friends getting together, families, or for a date. It's tucked away off the road and very peaceful. Everything Bainbridge Vineyards does to maintain the vineyard and property is with intention and it's done by hand. They have working horses that plow the land for their various needs. There are signs spewed about so you can read and learn about their practices as well as walk the property. Bainbridge Vineyards practices environmentally friendly methods to ensure the land and animals in the area thrive! Discovering that made my day. The lovely ladies are a delight to talk to and we learned a ton. There's a variety of seating so you can sit in groups or be tucked away on your own. I highly recommend the farmers blend. The color is amazing, let alone the taste. read more

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Cute little set up. We stood by for some tasting and the girl was so nite and friendly. We enjoyed their wines and the atmosphere of sitting outside. They have sheep and horses on the farm and the girls had a great time running around. They have a dessert wine which is delicious. Highly recommend this place. There was only one downside. There was only one person working and it got busy for her to handle. read more

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Though well-established, Bainbridge is unfortunately a less-talked about gem of western Washington. Featuring some of the most unique wines the state has to offer as well as some of the best in the Puget Sound AVA, at remarkably fair prices, no Northwest wine tour would be truly complete without a visit here. Not only is the location charming and rustic, but historic as well, and the operation clearly has plenty of heart, soul, as well as enough diversity behind it to satisfy most anybody, be they hardened oenophiles or brand-new wine consumers. The service I personally witnessed was nothing short of superb and knowledgeable in this respect; thank you, Sarah! All told, Bainbridge Vineyards is nothing less than a five-star experience in every respect. read more

Tucked away off the road with friendly horses, some history and space to spread out. We ordered a flight for each of us and found some chairs under a tree to soak in the scenery and the delightful wine. We took our time, snacked and chatted. Sampled three whites, a rose and a surprisingly good raspberry wine. A perfect afternoon and we picked up our fave of the white wines to take home as well that was discounted because we purchased 3 flights. read more

Amenities lacking for customers in need of a restroom. I had been here in the past where customers could use the indoor restroom. Today, I had to slog down driveway - in the rain - to the horse barn to use the Porta Potty - that was wet and cold. Other wineries in the area allowed customers to use the indoor bathroom so do not believe it is related to Covid. The experience was very inconvenient and not good for customers. read more

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The owner is very involved in all processes of this business! It's quaint and, while a classic Washington business in every sense of layout, design, location, etc has surprisingly nice wine. Who would have thought that Bainbridge grapes make such good wine? Everything was very clean and well-maintained. The grounds were peaceful and the scenery lovely! read more

It was a cute location with nice tables to sit at while enjoying your wine. However, there was really no interaction from the staff as far as explaining the tasting or encouraging you to purchase the wine. It is a good place to spend an afternoon with friends enjoying a bottle. They also sell cheese and crackers which pair nicely. read more

The girl that took care of us was really nice, only got 1 tasting, the wine itself was average (not bad) and the place is small but really nice. We got here biking from the ferry. read more

$5 for four generously sized tastings of any of their available wine. I chose to taste four whites -- Pinot Gris, Ferryboat White, Siegerrebe, and the Siegerrebe Late Harvest. The Siegerrebe was my favourite of the 4. The Pinot Gris was too heavy on the citrus but finished cleanly, just not my favourite. Ferryboat White was too sweet for me, but I'm sure others will like it!!! The Siegerrebe Late Harvest was ok -- they say that it's like a sauternes but it wasn't really that similar besides being white/sweet. Definitely doesn't have the texture of sauternes. Anyway, I would say - absolutely drop by if you're passing through, it's a quick, easy/casual, inexpensive activity. The folks at the tasting room are very friendly. While the tasting room is small, I didn't feel cramped in there and we went on a sunny weekend day. read more

From what we were told, this is the only winery in Bainbridge that uses 100 percent island-grown grapes. That's a pretty great selling point for a tourist like me. The wine tasting consists of any 4 wines from the menu. The Siegerrebe was probably the best surprise here. I've never heard of this type of wine, and based on the description, I thought it would be a little too sweet for my taste. But it wasn't. This is a delicious white wine. Sweeter than Chardonnay, delicious, and refreshing. If we weren't leaving tomorrow, definitely would have bought some. Our sommelier was really friendly and knowledgeable. She clearly loved working at Bainbridge Vineyards. read more

Cute little vineyard! With a $1 garage sale in the front! After trying all the wines, I'm a fan of their sweets! We bought their raspberry one with plans to use it all other vanilla ice cream! Best raspberry wine I've ever tried! Their late harvest is also REALLY good!! Can't wait to see how the dessert red goes with the ice cream read more

Bainbridge Vineyards - There dessert wine is SO GOOD! - Wineries Near Me - Bainbridge Island, Washington

My first visit here was great: super friendly people, good wine, and a nice atmosphere.

My girlfriend and I enjoy wine tasting, so when we visited Bainbridge Island last weekend, we decided to check out Bainbridge Vineyards, the only winery that grows its grapes on the island. The drive into the vineyard is not very attractive. The fields on the side of the road leading into the vineyard are absolutely covered in garbage and broken machine parts. If Bainbridge Vineyards owns this land, they should definitely clean it up, and if their neighbors own it, they should talk to their neighbors about cleaning it up. Atmosphere matters, and the junk alongside the road gave us a negative first impression of the the vineyard. This winery specializes in really fruity wines which admittedly is not my cup of tea (or glass of wine). I wasn't particularly impressed with any of their white wines, because they were too sweet for me. The offer one red wine on their tasting list, a Pinot Noir. However, the transition from tasting their sweet white wines into the Pinot was awkward, and I think it negatively affected my impression of the Pinot. I think they should either lean in to the fruity white wine theme and just remove the Pinot or they should add at least one more dry red wine to their menu. The last wine we tasted was the sweet raspberry wine, and it was easily the best of their tasting menu. The wine was like drinking a raspberry. I can't imagine sitting down and sipping a whole glass of the raspberry wine given how sweet it is, but I think it would be awesome to cook with or to drizzle over desserts (like a blackberry cobbler). If you are into fruity wines, you should definitely visit Bainbridge Vineyards. read more

I've visited most of the Island wineries and this is the best vino, without a doubt. All of their grapes are island grown, which means they only make wine from grapes that grow well in the cooler PNW climate. You won't find any of those big jammy Washington Syrahs here, but you might discover your new favorite random white wine varietal. Mine is Siegerrebe. We first tried these wines at the West Seattle Farmers Market, where the winery has a booth every other week, but we finally made it out to the winery last weekend. It was a fun tasting experience - tasting room itself was small but they have lots of outdoor space. You can also grab your pour and go wander through the grape vines. We had a great time and so did our dog. read more

Prob the most authentic fish and chips I have had here. Great quality. Very long lines, come early.

This place was just okay. The wine was okay. The experience was okay. But nothing great. The sitting area and indoor area are small. We got rushed through the wine tasting with very little interaction from the staff. Overall, it didn't seem worth the time or money to go. read more

I'd give them a 4 if they banned minors. This is a small winery and every time I've been there is at least one family with loud children ruining the ambiance. Usually the parents are loud and rude too. There aren't many places to sit and it's torture to have to sit at the last table next to the people with the screaming children. One family will take over the entire pretty outdoor area. You've got to ban this because people have bad manners and will keep bring kids to wineries. This is the only winery on the island- trust me it's in high demand and people will go even if you ban toddlers. read more

Wines are excellent. However u shouldn't allow children in tasting rooms to play on your counters while people are trying to purchase and drink wines. That's not why people visit wineries. read more

We tried multiple wineries on our trip to Bainbridge, this was by far our fave! The raspberry is a must try, not your typical wine but was excellent for summer! read more

Stopped into the vineyard for the cheap $5 wine tasting. I usually like sweeter wines like moscato and White Zinfandel. But the wine made from Bainbridge were all sweet!! Very delicious. read more

Great small environment! High quality wine at a very reasonable cost. The staff there are passionate about the business and very helpful. I will definitely come back here to support this business read more

We were welcomed immediately upon entering the tasting room. The girl behind the counter was educated and informed about the wines. We found the wines to be less than complex and fruity. They do grow all the fruit for their wines. A tasting of 5 wines is $5. They have a nice small seating area outside. read more

Lovely environment and wonderful people. The wine was good, not great per my tastes but I'm not much of a pinot noir drinker. Really nice friendly people and very cute and quaint farm-like grounds. Very dog friendly!! read more

Stopped by celebrating friends birthday. Cristina was amazing, great service and super knowledgeable. Made our day trip great. Will definitely stop by soon. read more

This is my favorite vineyard in Bainbridge! The staff is friendly, well informed, and very accommodating. They produce 100% of their own grapes and you can taste the love they put in their grapes. I will be returning for more! read more