My partner and I stopped in before dinner and were glad we did. We planned to start with the rose…read moreon tap, but the bartender warned us it was very sweet. He was right. He let us taste it first, and it definitely wasn't for us. Instead, we ordered the riesling, which was excellent (dry). We shared the duck and brie appetizer, and it was so generous it was almost enough for dinner for the two of us. They also brought out a bowl of olives, which was a nice touch. The patio has such an unbeatable view, and not long after we arrived, live music started. It's a fantastic spot to relax with a glass of wine on a sunny afternoon in Port Townsend.

Spent a day at Port Townsend. Fun town to walk around and checkout the local places…read more Stopped at the winery to do some tastings. Tried and Reds and whites and Blush wines. We sat outside since it was a beautiful day enjoying the waterfront views. Good service great ambience.

5/13/26: stopped in to check out some local wine after visiting Sol Duc Falls…read more Not only were we treated to good wine, but we enjoyed some local talent (Johnny) playing guitar & singing (yes, we sang along a bit; no, we were not tipsy :-) ). Washington's wines, or at least this region's, lean toward the dry side. Wind Rose did have a moscato they identified as sweet but I would say semi-sweet. It was still good! The appetizers we enjoyed were the meat & cheese plate, baked brie w/ sour cherry, and the olive tapenade & hummus plate. All very tasty. The server was a young French gentleman who was polite & friendly.

Music, amazing wines & delicious small plate appetizers. Fun & friendly crowd. The happening spot…read morein downtown Sequim. Reservations recommended but walk-ins welcome. David, the Wine maker/ owner, enjoys sharing his wine knowledge/ expertise. Italian wines made from Washington grapes. The Pinot Noir rivals Willamette Valley Pinots. Great friendly service. Diane, behind the bar / server, is a gem.

They were surprisingly busy on the Tuesday night we went. Only two servers which included the…read morebartender. These two gals were running but they did an admirable job, we never had to wait more than a couple extra minutes. Because it's such a beautiful place, looking out over the garden was a pleasure while we patiently waited our turn. Kudos for the ladies for keeping it all together in the bustle. The food was delightful. Our table of 4 featured 3 different dishes, since the guys both chose the salmon with fig balsamic glaze. DELICIOUS. Even though it was only a week ago, I've already forgotten what the wives ordered but remember that they thoroughly enjoyed it. They even had some craft cocktails that were a big hit. All in all, I would highly recommend this place. It's a nice leisurely restaurant to relax and have an elevated meal experience. We have stayed at the Inn in the past too, also terrific.

One of the most unique hotels (unique good, not unique bad) we've stayed at with one of the best…read moreviews over the ocean we've ever enjoyed. It doesn't get much better than a great bottle of wine and the spectacular view here. The Old Alcohol Plant Inn is a very beautiful three star hotel that is an excellent place to rejuvenate and unwind if you have an artistic or a romantic soul. This is a 115 year old industrial building that has been converted into a very unique hotel. We recently stayed at one of the top five star hotels in Seattle and I would say we had a way better time with way better hospitality here. The passion and the pride that goes into this hotel and property is unlike anything we've experienced and made us huge fans of this place. Looking to escape the record heatwave, we booked a couple days here at the Old Alcohol Plant Inn and spent a couple days bumming around Port Hadlock and Port Townsend. We had a great time! First checking in, we were greeted by the front desk who were some of the best we've encountered. Super nice and everything was great and easy. I really have to compliment the hospitality and how nice the front desk staff was as it was noteworthy. We booked the executive suite on the 4th floor and we loved it! A huge 1,000 square foot room with a bedroom separated from the main room by a unique step up higher level design. We really liked the hot tub in the room and everything was very nice. The bathroom also had a unique setup with both a bathtub/shower and a separate shower. This suite also had a very cool outdoor balcony you could hang out on. One of the more unique hotel suites we've had The best thing about the executive suite was the spectacular view looking out over the marina, the beautiful garden and the ocean. My wife and I loved just gazing out at the water and the garden from our room and watching the world go by. Incredibly relaxing and nice. I really was impressed with the passion and the staff here. Every person we interacted with was exceptional, passionate and working extremely hard. From the front desk staff who were one of our most pleasant travel experiences. To the lady working in the restaurant who never stopped moving tending so many different tables and people. To the gardener we saw working his butt off in the heat pulling weeds in the garden and keeping it beautiful. To John, the maintenance man. I really have to give a shoutout to John who was AWESOME!!! Just a great dude. We were having an issue with our air conditioner in our room and John came up, took care of everything and was just a pleasure to deal with. The entire team here really pulled together to make our experience here great. I felt they were exceptional and went above and beyond any other travel experience we've had recently. We only had a bottle of wine in the restaurant so I cannot comment on the food, but I thought the lady waitress was amazing with how hard she was working. There was only one lady working four different areas with two dining rooms, outside and a bar area. So we were more than forgiving and understanding as she was doing her best to take care of everyone. But the lady was great and we enjoyed hanging out in there. Cool space. I really enjoyed learning about the history here. Looking at all of the neat photographs and work. And appreciating how loved and unique this place is. From the scores of famous artists and thinkers who've spent time here. To looking at all of the architecture inside and thinking about how this place was built in 1911 originally as a factory to convert sawdust into alcohol. I have to admit this place isn't going to be for everyone. Being a 115 year old building and the nature of this hotel being part of a bigger overall community help project, there will be some quirks and eccentric qualities to this hotel. There's no pool here and there's not a whole lot for kids here. Also if you're some Karen who thinks you're going to get a 5 star experience for under $500 a night in a 115 year old building, not only are you delusional but this may not be for you. But if you're a romantic or an artist type. You'd like to create a special memory with a special someone. Or you'd just like to drink some wine, enjoy some beauty and mellow out in great vibes, it is hard to beat the Old Alcohol Plant Inn. A great place to stay for relaxation or if you want to explore Port Townsend and the local area.

What a wonderful wine tasting my partner and I had here on this gorgeous farm with the sweetest…read morecouple! We were stunned by the grounds, it was so picturesque, and honestly a slice of heaven. The owners were kind and fit the tasting to our preferred wine tastes. We had such a great time and will honor this memory for a while. This location is a must for a wine tasting if you're on Whidbey Island!

Our 40th wedding anniversary was spent at this Bed and Breakfast/Winery. What a wonderful time we…read morehad. The owners were welcoming and took extra time to visit with us when they had time. The property is in a quiet location, and the fact that it is a working winery as well is unique. It is located just minutes from Langley which is one of our favorite small towns to visit. The property is pastoral and the modern building nestles into the setting well. The rooms are clean, tastefully appointed, and very comfortable. The room we were in was spacious and had plenty of storage and open area. The custom bed frames and headboards really added to the spacious room feel. The common kitchen area is well set up, and the common reading/living room is inviting. We had a view that looked across to Clinton and south Everett. We understood there was a simple breakfast, but wow! We got homemade granola with yogurt and toasted homemade apricot/walnut bread with an apple/pear/fig side salad. We were having battery problems with our vehicle - requiring an overnight battery charge, and finally a jump-start. They were very helpful and made sure we got jumped so we could get over to Les Schwab and get a new battery. This place is our best place to stay in the area! We will go out of our way to get here.

One of the best cideries around. Definitely the best cidery out on the Olympic Peninsula…read more Friendly and very interesting staff. Cute venue. Ive been drinking hard cider since the early 90s in Europe. This is a worthy stop and experience!

Very limited hours Ciders were good to try…read moreBut not a stop for entertainment more a tasting and take to go Remote farm locale

Stopped by since I was visiting Whidbey Island. It's a nice quaint spot in Coupeville…read more My friends and I tried the tasting menu. I was a fan of the last wine on the list and if aim not mistaken it was the Cabernet. I purchased a bottle for my daughter. Take your drink and sit outside on the patio or walk to the back and sit on the stools as you look at the beautiful water. Definitely a cool spot.

They know their wines. Great people…read more Pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommended. Good selection of snacks to go along with the wines.

Such a nice time. The people who work here are wonderful, when you step in it feels like family…read more The wine is great and the flights are very reasonably priced. Very peaceful environment with great views. Definitely worth stopping by!

We only make it to Whidbey Island twice per year, at best. Based on several favorable reviews, we…read moremade a point to visit Holme's Harbor Cellars this time. It's easy to drive right past (and we did the first time), but we found the small turn up the driveway coming back the other way. They have the signage out there, we just needed to slow down and get on island time. Cute place with an aviation theme based on the owner's work as a fighter pilot. Thanks for your service. The lady working the tasting area was very kind, but not very knowledgeable about their offerings, nor was she able to steer us in any direction based on our preferred taste profiles. She loved the wines at HHC, which is honorable, but not incredibly helpful. All the wines available for the tastings this Sunday were ok, but their big reds were not part of it. She said they weren't able to open any for tasting since the weekend was over, which is too bad. Other wineries like Wedge Mountain do this same thing, which I fail to understand. We stated we like big reds and are members of two other wineries on the island. Seems to me worth taking a chance on a customer that makes a jaunt a couple times a year and spends money on club wines, expressing a desire for what the winery has dubbed their flagship offerings. The pods and outdoor heaters are very nice, the grounds are attractive, we just didn't care for the lighter reds, blends, and whites we were offered. We did buy a bottle of one decent blend at full price, and they didn't comp or reduce the price of even one tasting. Fine, if that's the policy, but it won't bring us back.

Social Fabric Brewing has moved into the spot where Discovery Bay Brewing was and is under new…read moreownership. I have to say it's an improvement on the beer quality from the previous brewery not trying to sound like a jerk there... it's just how I genuinely feel on the matter. I already submitted the name change, business hours and website to Yelp to change so hopefully all of that is pushed through. I could just have reported that the business was closed that was here before but on social media it seems like Social Fabric was using the Discovery Bay accounts so I figured I's submit changes instead since that was the pattern I was seeing. As I have said I felt like the beer has improved and I had Social Fabric Brewing earlier in the summer at a taphouse in Port Angeles and when we heard that the brewery was opening their own taproom we decided to proceed and make a trip here as soon as Social Fabric was in operation. Now, onto the beer! I had a very nice Baltic Porter here called Mid Dark Energy which I really enjoyed with it's roastiness flavor profile to match up with the nippy weather we were experiencing. They also had some pretty creative beers on tap that we got tastes of like the PB & Jansport which was like a Peanut butter and jelly beer which I do like to sample when I see one and then the had the Pumpkin Beans which was a pumpkin beer that was very good also. Definitely a fun brewery to try and I walked away quite satisfied with the brewery that has taken over the helm at this location.

Not sure if this place is new or not, but it makes for a great stop off for a beer when in the…read morearea. It has a nice outdoor patio and an indoor area too. Not entirely sure if there is a surplus of parking, but we managed to get a spot in the empty lot across the street. The location seemed a little bit off the beaten path, but not far from main roads. The person behind the bar was friendly. It also has two bathrooms which is something I have come to appreciate from a brewery. We just had one beer, I don't recall what exactly but I am sure it was tasty. What I liked most about this place is that they had food available, including vegan hot dogs. The price was very reasonable, only 5$ and it came with chips. It took 15 minutes or so, but usually when you are having a beer you are not in a rush. I appreciate that he came out with the basket of chips and you got to pick which kind you wanted. I also like that he brought out a condiment basket which included dill relish.