Love the swings outside! Such a fun tasting room. The wines were lovely as was our host. Such a…read moregreat experience

This was our favorite tasting of our journey! Hostess Alexandra was warm and charming and made our…read morevisit very enjoyable. Loved the ambiance and all the details that added so much to the space. The brick, huge barn door, artwork, and swings brought a warm welcome to our visit. Only dilemma was having to decide on which wines to take home. Thanks for all you do!

Outstanding Juice. Beautiful stop in Walla Walla. Bledsoe Family Wine &…read moreDoubleback...DELICIOUS!!! Thank you Josh & Drew!

Headed into Walla Walla from Seattle for a wine weekend, and after the long drive our first stop…read morewas Bledsoe Family Winery Tasting Room right on Main Street, a perfect start. We had a 5 p.m. reservation and were seated right away, which set the tone. The tasting room is well designed with both indoor and outdoor seating, a little chilly for the patio this time, but a great setup for couples or groups of friends. The staff were excellent, breaking down the differences between Bledsoe Family, Doubleback, and Bledsoe McDaniels in a way that actually made sense. As Cab fans in Cabernet country, we expected to go straight red, but the 2025 Elizabeth Chardonnay surprised us, light, crisp, and a great opener. The 2023 Bob Healy Reserve stood out with rich dark fruit, a smooth, structured finish, and just the right touch of oak. Our host added a few extra pours along the way, and with the buy-two-bottles waiver...eight bottles later, tasting was covered. The real win was $20 flat-rate shipping, even to Hawaii, which made it easy to bring Walla Walla home with us.

I tasted at this winery when I visited Walla Walla a few months ago. The location is super…read moreconvenient-- right along the Main Street and close to a bunch of other wineries, so you can make a whole afternoon (or day) of tasting if you like. The wine itself is high quality. There aren't a ton of varietals, but what they do they do right. I enjoyed being able to compare different years of the same wine side by side-- it really helps you see the small differences. The tasting room has excellent ambiance, and for those interested there is a large bear statue that makes for a nice photo op. The woman who poured for us was absolutely lovely and we had a great chat. Would definitely return!

Absolutely fantastic experience. Me, my partner and some friends visited Pursued yesterday. My…read morepartner and I had visited a couple years ago and were excited to visit again and show our pals. DID NOT DISAPPOINT!!! Some of my favorite wines in the Columbia Valley (shoutout to Blushing Bear and the flagship Cab). Stacy was fantastic!! She was so attentive and really helped make our experience even better. We left with pretty much the line-up. HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommended.

Emma was a lovely host and tasting guide. Honestly everyone…read morewas great! Loved seeing Kitty greet folks. She was super chill and didn't bother anyone. (Kitty is a cute doggo.) We tried 5 wines...all were tasty but we particularly enjoyed the last 2... one was a 100% Cab Sauv and the other was 100% Merlot. It's rare to find wines that are 100% one varietal. They don't have a lot but what they have is high quality and crafted with care. What was really cool... was they had a rock as an example of the Rocks that are in the Rocks district. This area is covered in these rocks which are very heavy and big... and the vines seem to thrive in this environment. A Frenchman long ago saw this area and just knew that he could produce wines from grapes grown in this region.

Stopped in with friends on a little walking wine tour of Walla Walla. So glad we did! The staff…read morewere great, the story of the winery and the owners was also great but the wine, fantastic!!! You will not be disappointed if you stop in!

Absolutely delicious food and the wine slushies were a hit with the others in our group…read more Definitely a great place to eat.

We stopped in here in the evening and had a nice glass of sangria. We sat upstairs and enjoyed a…read morerelaxing drink. Friendly staff. Will have to have some wine next time.

Quick review here. We did a tasting here and while we didn't stay long, it was a good experience…read more Friendly and the wine was delicious.

The wine here is amazing and unique, presented in a stimulating tasting room, the "Unofficial…read moreNightclub of Walla Walla". The vibe here is saucy and spicy... just like the wine! Adult coloring books and risqué videos vie for your attention during a tasting, but it comes across in a sex-positive way, and doesn't feel creepy. The wines feature Petit Verdot and Cab Franc, expertly vinted by Spencer Sievers. If you're feeling timid or shy about the atmosphere, just ask to sit at the table in front. The friendly staff will be happy to serve you there!

Service was excellent and we loved the snacks. The tasting room was also lovely. The wine wasn't…read moreour favorite but the location and people make up for that.

Cool wine lounge to hang out and taste wine or grab a glass and some nibbles before heading to…read moredinner.

Second time tasting here and service was as exceptional as the first time. You can make…read morereservations online or walk in. Both Austin and Sylvia were amazing. They are very knowledgeable when it comes to wines and have great recommendations. I just love the interior of this winery. So contemporary yet modern. Highly recommend a visit here when in Walla Walla. They have parking available as well. Brought few bottles to take home. Now manifesting they open a tasting room in Seattle !!

I have been here a few times now and have always had a great experience! They are very proud of…read moretheir wines and I enjoyed trying their different syrahs back to back. We also were treated to a barrel sample which was incredible! The space is pretty small, but has a great western atmosphere and is connected to their production space, which is definitely cool to see. I didn't end up going home with any bottle either time I went, but still loved hanging in the tasting room and learning about the wines.

Went for my friends 21st birthday. Made a reservation and they were not too busy when we went. Got…read morethe wine tasting and it was $30. We also got the chocolate to pair with the wines, if you reserve they get it prepared for you before you come. they also had complimentary popcorn with each wine. The outside and view was so pretty, it was in February so there was still some snow on the mountains. If you want to sit outside they do have a fire for each table and seating. The woman serving us was very nice and knowledgeable, especially for us younger people. most people are nicer to older patrons because of the money they'll bring in. They also had a variety of games to play from which was nice and you could even split a glass or wine tasting.

Views are nice aswell as the space. Overall the wines are relatively basic but still worth the…read morestop. I ended up drinking a glass of rose and ate the cheese/olive platter. Service could definitely be better.

From the moment we drove up the hill to get to the tasting room sitting at the top, I knew this…read morewould be a memorable experience on our first roadtrip from Seattle to Walla Walla. As my husband and I opened the doors to the building, a hallway with an upwards ramp greeted us. To the right, views of a room full of barrels holding the wines we were about to savor. Straight ahead at the end of the "tunnel," a natural soft light gleamed through floor to ceiling windows. And this was on a cloudy day. We reached the room full of windows and it was instantly the most beautiful tasting room I'd ever seen. I was so happy to be seated in the comfy swivel chairs right next to the window. Although the sky was overcast, it was so pleasant to rest our eyes on the clouds grazing over the rolling hills of the valley. A worker asked if we would like a welcome taste of their sparkling rosé, and we happily obliged. It was delicious. Afterwards, I did the tasting with the lighter wines, while my husband did the tasting of the reds. Of course we both shared sips of everything. A different worker gave us wonderful background info and explanations of each wine we sampled. He even suggested that we try one of the wines at the temp it was given, then warm the glass with our hands for a bit to see how it tasted at that temperature. It was really neat to taste the difference. Another worker with a cool turquoise bolo tie checked in on us and refilled our glasses with water. We felt so wonderfully taken care of. Every wine was delightful, but a few stood out the most... I can't quite remember them all but I believe we really liked the Sauvignon Blanc, a Grenache, and a Cab Franc. We didn't plan on buying bottles that day, but we hope to maybe find them at a store near us. In the end, we absolutely loved our experience at Echolands and vowed we would return the next time we're in Walla Walla.

4 star rating is the combined score for my husband and I, taking into consideration the view,…read moretasting room/property, service, wine quality, and overall impression. We are wine drinkers of 30 years, beginning in Italy and Oregon, and have been coming to Walla Walla for 20 years. View: 5 Tasting room/property: 5 - We had seats by the windows and appreciated the electric car chargers. Service: 4 - We love coming to Walla Walla because we often get to talk with the wine maker. This was definitely not the case here. However, our host Thea was very knowledgeable and engaging! Wine Quality: 3 - We had a white flight and a red flight. The varietals and descriptions sounded like they matched our taste perfectly, but with the extra pours 7 of 9 missed the mark. My husband even questioned if they used an odd detergent to wash their glasses. A vintner in town told us their wines are improving, so we might try again, except for the next category... Overall Impression: 2.5 - The owners are two men who live out of state. MINUS. The estate is managed organically and sustainably. PLUS. Honestly this is probably enough reason for us to not return because there are so many amazing locally owned wineries in WW with better wine.