Arranged for a point to point ride service from Suncadia to Roslyn, for a group of 9. I confirmed…read morewith Brandon two days before, then completely got ghosted and he was a no show for the ride. Completely unreliable- beware!

Once again I thank my fellow Yelpers for leading me to Brandon & his services. I was in a little…read morebit of a pinch I needed a ride to Seattle airport. Brandon went out of his way to go to the grocery store and buy me a bottle of Veuve Clicquot to enjoy along the way. Can't wait to get in that 26 seater party bus for a tour of wine country.

Best breakfast burrito I've found in WA so far. Filled with great stuff including hash browns,…read morethey're made fresh each morning. Worth a detour.

Came to buy some drinks, but needed to wash my hands and use their restroom. No public restroom…read more No purchases made. FTP

Yesterday I met a friend for a glass of wine at Jones Tasting Room located in Pybus. As a…read moreValentines Special they offered a pour of Jack's Reserve served in a chocolate/sugar rimmed glass. Delicious and beautiful.

Last weekend the dude and I were on a quick trip to check out a brewery in Wenatchee when we…read morenoticed this uber-cool looking farmer's market down the street. After perusing the assorted yummy veggies being sold at the outdoor part of the market, the hubby noticed a car show was also going on there, too. (Note: is my spouse the only one with a near superhuman ability to sniff out a car show?) Anyway, I used this as an opportunity to check out the indoor area (it's called Pybus Market), which was housed in a renovated old steel mill and reminded me a little of San Francisco's Ferry Building (but without the insane prices). As I sampled a lovely gouda at the resident cheese shop, I noticed the lovely wine bar next door to it... and this, my friends, is how I found Jones of Washington. This intimate little tasting room features wines by the bottle or glass, or for a $5 tasting fee you can sample up to six of their fine wines. The fee is refundable with any bottle purchase. I chose three whites and three reds, with bottle prices ranging from $10 to $50, so there's pretty much a price range for everyone. I settled on buying a bottle of their sweet (but not *too* sweet) bottle of their Riesling. Well, wouldn't you know it, they were actually having a killer special on Riesling by the case so I ended up with 12 bottles to take home! The service could not have been friendlier here, by the way. They also sell various wine-related merchandise as well.

Business owner and Sommalier Annie Kelly put together a Fun and informative event for a group of my…read morefriends. She came highly recommended as a knowledgeable wine lover and she delivered. What a great idea for an event. Once guests signed up to attend, answered game questions and registered through EventBrite, Annie followed up with printable and suggested wines to enjoy together. The purchase of the wine is optional however it was so nice to be introduced to some unique wines. Since Annie is not an employee of a winery she is unlimited with the wine selection. All the wines suggested for our party were easy to pick up at the local grocery store. We spent the evening on Zoom laughing, playing games and drinking wine all from the comfort of our own living rooms. That was just what we needed. I can't wait to gather another group of friends to see what she has in store again!!! Ps. This is an event and not a hidden wine sale. Sorry I did not take a picture to share!!! But the pre Covid Pic proves we like wine.

I had a loose idea about bringing my clients teams together virtually during Covid for a wine…read moretasting. Annie took my idea and made it into something much more special than I could have dreamed up on my own. Altogether we hosted 10 different virtual events for my clients and everyone had a wonderful time. Annie guided me thru the wine selection process, helped keep an eye on our budget, coordinated the shipping of all the wine, and of course gave an excellent presentation where everyone had fun and learned a ton about the wines we were drinking. If you're looking for a way to break the Zoom fatigue were all feeing and engage your customers in a unique way or just have a fun evening with friends Eventful Wines will do an amazing job for your group. Thank you Annie!

Had a winner - shrimp tacos. Excellent quality. New Smasne restaurant hours Thursday 11-8, Friday…read more11-8, Saturday 11-8, Sunday 11-5.

Please do yourself a huge favor and do not pass this lovely winery by when tasting in the Prosser…read morearea! Aside from the ambiance and excellent wines, you will thoroughly enjoy the experience! Mary took great care of our party and even introduced us to Robert Smasne himself!

This spot is a do not miss in Leavenworth if you love cheese. Look for the Cheesemonger's signage…read moreas the door to the steep stairwell that leads below ground is easy to miss. Such a wide and unique selection. Friendly staff and you can taste test the cheese. I left with some Truffle brie, lavender gouda, and honeybee gouda which were all amazing.

This is a must-try spot in Leavenworth. I always bring home cheese from here. We tried their…read morecoconut cheese, and it was actually really amazing. You have to go downstairs to get to it, but it's a very fun, cozy basement, and the staff is very helpful. It's always busy, so be ready for that.

Honestly, not bad. The wines are inexpensive enough that you can enjoy a bottle and it won't break…read morethe bank, which is nice because they don't do flights. It's worth it to get a group of friends and sit outside, share some bottles, and taste that way. We opted for a white, as it was hot out, and we had just come from a grueling hike, and it was tasty and refreshing. They also had a wine slushy machine, and the white blend is DANGEROUS. It's like a wine-y frozen lemonade of deliciousness. Careful, they sneak up on you! The interior of the building is also super cool, with a bunch of vintage cars, and the restrooms were spotless. I enjoyed the hour or two we spent here, enjoying wine and good company.

2022 Update - We have visited several times, but have not posted an updated review since they moved…read moreto the Farmers Market Building. The new location is nice as you can walk around and shop the shops then have a glass of wine or do a tasting. There is a small outside patio with a propane fire pit and it makes for a nice outside area to sit - not scenic like a winery typically is, but nice all the same. My favorite addition in recent years is the wine slushies! They usually have a white and a rose and both are delicious! Always enjoy a visit here!

Last on the crawl, it seemed out of the way but ended up being a nice little room. We shared some…read moretastings, which was fun We didn't take anything home, but I think we had already hit a wall for the day. After a bit more chit chat with the staff, we did a quick pack up to get some food.

Went to an event and it was hosted by them. Great food amazing wine. Would go to more events.read more

Wonderful place! Being outdoors in West Valley is simply lovely. Can go visit St. Joeseph's Mission…read morejust down Ahtanum from here.

The staff and space here stood out the most. The service was very friendly and recommended other…read morevineyards in the region. The space is really neat and inviting. It has the vibe of an old barn converted into a tasting room. There is limited seating, both indoors and out, but plenty of shade and sun outside depending on where you want to sit. There is also quite a large patch of grass if you want to bring a blanket and do your tasting picnic-style. The wines were very good. And since this was our first stop of the day, I am confident in saying so! The tasting fee and bottles are also very affordable. The Allobroges is a rather unique of Grenache, Syrah and Mouvedre. I liked it enough to buy some for the road. Contrary to what you may read, tastings are NOT by appointment only. We walked in and were served quite immediately. Walk-ins are welcome for groups smaller than 8. They do private events and weddings.

Loved this gorgeous winery! The view is absolutely breath taking…read more Reservations are recommended especially on weekends as this place gets very busy. They have an onsite kitchen and is a very popular spot for wine and lunches. They are dog friendly on the patio only. You get to taste about 8 wines for $30 Or fee is waived with a purchase of any two bottles. Tasting did not disappoint from their whites to red. They have a variety for all taste buds. I loved all their Cabs. They have a mix of 100% Cab to some with Merlot and Cab Franc. All were delish and as I was tasting I kept thinking of food items these would pair well with. Of course we purchased half a case variety of red wines. Venue is super clean, great vibe and super friendly staff. Darcy and Alex were both amazing. We will definitely be going back here when in the area.

I absolutely adore this winery: the wine, the space, the people, the food, and the community…read more The Wine: The wines are consistently amazing and are made to be aged, without the usual high price tag that comes with that. I like bold, flavorful wine, and they have that in spades. I thought I hated Merlot, for being generally weak, but Terra Blanca's Merlot is fantastic. I thought I only liked red wine, but their Albarino is now my go-to summer white wine. I thought Rose was too sugary of a wine, but their Rose has incredible flavor without heft. I'm an enduring fan of their Block 8 Syrah, but the Cab Sauv is a close second. The Space: It's gorgeous. The building is beautiful, the grounds are well-maintained, the vineyard (which you can tour at some of their events) feels old-world-meets-tech, the cellars are amazing, and everything feels welcoming. Like, I don't just want to go here, I want to spend time here. The People: The employees are wonderful: welcoming, knowledgeable, happy, humble, and it never feels like they're just trying to sell you something. They're honest and upbeat, even at times when I *know* they must be feeling rushed or stressed. It makes the whole place feel like hanging out with friends and neighbors (but in a classy way). This is *not* the kind of winery where they pour, recite a litany about the varietal, and walk away. This is the kind of winery where you can walk in and say "I know nothing about wine" and they'll be excited to take you wherever your curiosity about wine takes you. The Food: I've eaten at the Thursday happy hours, at buffet banquets, and at a tasting/pairing event. Each time the food has been delicious, unique, and well-paired. And it's all from scratch, locally grown & grazed, etc. even their charcuterie boards are lovely (and a lot...you will not leave hungry). I recommend trying the flatbread pizzas off their wood-fired grill. Oh, and the menu changes quarterly, so I've yet to get bored with anything. The Community: In addition to this place feeling like a community, and growing one with their wine clubs and virtual tasting group, they're involved in the Tri-Cities community. I love when local small businesses support each other and non-profits in the area! They have regular events and banquet fundraisers for orgs like Children's Developmental Center and TROT. Oh, the prices? I'd call them good. High enough to convey the quality, but low enough to be approachable even for people who are just starting to try wine. And they do a lot of sales and discounts throughout the year. The tasting room prices are spot-on, which keeps Terra Blanca feeling inclusive. TL;DR: Tasty wine at affordable prices, great customer service, welcoming atmosphere, excellent food, fun events