Amazing wine, fun shuffleboard, and great service! You can even order foot from Cafe Luciano's! We…read morehad a fantastic afternoon!

Great tasting room with plenty of seating. A good variety of tables, chairs and couches. Love to…read morebring a book while I enjoy their wonderful wines. Prices and selection will meet any wine drinkers taste profile.

This place was great! Great wine and food. Great scenery and a beautiful space inside and outside…read more We had cheese, crackers, trail mix and chocolate covered almonds. We also had spring rolls from the food truck. Gerrod was very knowledgeable about this winery. The service was great! We would come back.

Still patio heaven alert! Still excellent service! Still glass, poof, full! Stop into Telaya and…read moreenjoy live music, greenbelt watching, and likely food truck eating. A true anchor of Boise and the greenbelt pulse.

Wonderful atmosphere and the wine is amazing!! Extremely friendly staff…read more Wonderful atmosphere and the wine is amazing!! Extremely friendly staff.

Amazing wines, beautiful tasting room, delicious wines. What more can you ask for. We are from…read moreCalifornia and have visited over 650 wineries, world wide. We had zero expectation for Idaho wines. Boy, were we surprised. Our server was very helpful and informative, regarding the history of the area. We'll definately return. Thank you Scoria Winery and Vineyards for a fantastic experience.

This was our first time visiting here. We were impressed by the wine pairings and service…read more We each had a wine flight with cheese pairings and everything was delicious. We also order some bruschetta and some caprese and both of them were fresh and delicious. I even took some wine home to enjoy later. We will be returning.

Had the good fortune to find myself in their tasting room on my birthday. I was in for a great…read moresurprise and was absolutely floored at how wonderful their wines are! Usually when I go to tasting rooms, I like maybe one or two of the offerings, here I was tickled to deliciousness with all of them! My favorites by far were the Malbec and the merlot. Both very smooth with long finishes. Beautiful location for tasting wine! You won't be disappointed with this place, I ended up joining the wine club!

Went in to get some Idaho wine to bring back to SLC. Jose was super helpful and informative!read more

So much fun what a great location downtown Boise. Were walking through and ran into this location…read more Nestled in the heart of downtown Boise, the House of Wines offers an unparalleled tasting experience for both connoisseurs and newcomers to the world of wine. As you step through the doors of this charming establishment, you're greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere, with soft lighting and rustic décor setting the scene for an unforgettable journey through the world of wine. The knowledgeable staff at the House of Wines are passionate about their craft and eager to share their expertise with visitors. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado or just beginning to explore the world of wine, they'll guide you through a carefully curated selection of bottles, each one chosen for its unique flavors and characteristics. We chose traditional wines from Boise and we were so happy with some of those selections. But it's not just the wine that makes the House of Wines special - it's the sense of community that permeates every corner of this cozy tasting room. Whether you're chatting with fellow wine lovers at the tables in the back or sharing stories with the staff up front, you'll feel right at home from the moment you walk in. And if you're looking to take your wine experience to the next level, the House of Wines also offers regular events and tastings, giving you the opportunity to sample rare and exclusive bottles from around the world. Separate from the wines available from Boise region, which are exceptional, but depending on what you're looking for they seem to have a little bit of everything. In short, whether you're looking to expand your palate or simply unwind with a glass of your favorite vintage, the House of Wines is the perfect destination for wine lovers in downtown Boise. Try it I believe you will not regret it. Wonderful location.

What a fantastic wine shop! I discovered Hyde Park Fine Wines while searching online for a few…read morebottles of champagne, and I was immediately impressed by the incredible selection they had available. Their inventory is thoughtfully curated, making it easy to find both well-known favorites and unique bottles. When I stopped in to pick up my order, I had the pleasure of meeting one of the owners, who was welcoming and genuinely appreciative of my visit. The shop itself is beautiful, and during my visit they appeared to be hosting a tasting event that looked like a wonderful gathering. Unfortunately, I was short on time and couldn't stay to enjoy the experience, but it's definitely something I'd love to return for. I'm grateful to have found such an outstanding local wine shop. I wish the owners continued success and will absolutely be recommending then to my friends in the area. It's the kind of place that's well worth supporting.

WOW what a gem! I have walked past this place 1000 times and have said I wanted to go and finally…read moredid it! I don't know why I waited so long.. this place is truly the best place to grab a drink and relax if you like wine. They have BOGO happy hour all day Sunday and Monday with a great variety of options. I started with the frosé and then got the Pinot Grigio, which is perfect because you can mix and match so my total was $14. The patio was very nice and quiet with attentive service. My friend and I had an amazing night and will definitely be back.

Walking through down town Boise with some friends on a Saturday and the "wine bar open" sign drew…read moreus in! The bar is cute and quaint on the inside. Very inviting and just felt like it was a nice place with chill vibes. The wine tasting was only $20 for 6 wines. Such a steal and great way to try some new wines out! Our server was very knowledgeable, shared some Halloween candy which we loved and even gave us some great restaurant recommendations for after. Definitely recommend stopping by for a glass or two if you're in the area!

The owner Benjamin provides so much knowledge with their tasting lineups, and he's such a joy to…read morespeak with! Really tasty meat and cheese choices that pair perfectly with his recommendations as well. Very lovely aesthetic with quite a cozy place.

What's not to love? A wife and husband owned winery + ballet studio. The Albariño is lovely. The…read moremerlot had a ton of character and completely drinkable. The Cabernet Sauvignon is delightful. The finish? Almost disappears then reappears as floral.

Shh...listen closely. Hear that? It is the sound of the fine bubbles in Par Terre's just released…read moresparkling Skin Contact Arneis whispering, "Drink me! Drink me!" And you are going to be ho-ho-happy with the holidays coming up to discover this delightful to drink and unusual to find Arneis to enjoy yourself and gift to others. If you have wine drinkers on your "they've been nice" holiday list, this is a great discovery. They only made 57 cases. We bought enough bottles to total one and a friend who we told about it early bought enough to count as another. Act fast while there is still some available! (And yes, yes I did make sure my friend and I both made our purchases first. I am not as nice a Yelp-Elf as you think.) ARNEIS IS HARD TO FIND: Travis (winemaker owner - husband) and Mallory (business manage owner - wife) announced this Arneis on Facebook a couple of weeks ago and my husband and I made a 'pas de deux' to the tasting room (yes, it is a bad pun connection to Par Terre being a ballet term and that the talented young couple who own and named the winery are themselves for dancers with SF ballet company) to pick up a couple of bottles to try. And the very next day we were back to pick up multiples more for both ourselves and as gifts. This wine is among our most fun vino discoveries of 2020 and we want to share the fun with others. Arneis is a fav varietal of ours, old winos...umm...well aged wineaux that we are. A northwest region Italian varietal, the name translates either "little rascal" or "demanding one", depending on to whom you speak, given the grape is difficult to grow and to make into wine. For that reason there is little of it produced in the US and most of what we have enjoyed over our (many, many) years of wine drinking, most of it as still wine but a few bottles as sparklers, has been imported from Italy. So imagine our surprise to learn from Travis that there is one grower of Arneis in all of Idaho (Arena vineyard, I think) and that Par Terre is one of only two wineries that had access to the grapes this year and for the next harvest season too. THIS YEAR'S PAR TERRE ARNEIS: Travis did the unusual thing of fermenting the Arneis with skin contact to result in both lovely color and a delightful bit of viscosity in the mouthfeel of the wine to add to the great taste. We got Asian pear and apple peel and maybe just a hint of toasty almond to drink it. It is tank fermented and the bubbles in the bottle (crown capped not corked) when poured into glass are fine and persistent making this this lovely to drink by itself and a nice partner with eats of all kinds from expected to un...as in we tried it with Certified Kitchen & Bakery's cornbread that included whole corn kernels and with pasta carbonara that included local eggs and local producer guanciale (which was our Thanksgiving meal...no kidding...in this unusual year) and fresh herb roasted local range chicken and honey chevre pumpkin cheesecake with pepita brittle as made by a talented local chef not to mention one of the best pairings for sparkling wines of all kinds, great quality lightly salted potato chips. LOOKING FORWARD: Travis says he plans to use next year's Arneis grapes to make a classic style still Arneis wine. My hubby and I will have visions of those bottles dance in our heads as we sip the glasses of fine bubbles in the sparkling Skin Contact Arneis in this year's release. TASTING ROOM HOURS PS: On about December 1, 2020 Mallory and Travis announced they are closing the tasting room for in person hours given it is a small space and covid19 rates are climbing in the local area so they felt it the right thing to do. But you can still order wine to pick up at the tasting room and they'll meet you there to deliver it curbside to your car. (In fact, I am making another pick up that way today.) They also have free delivery if you live within 8 miles of the tasting room and are buying 3 bottles or more (I do and I am but they are busy running a winery business and with two toddlers so I can pick up my own). They also ship.