I always love Trevari! Wonderful setting and beautiful location…read more Fun wine tasting with my sisters! They loved it!

Treveri is still one of the most popular wine destinations in the region, and for good reason. They…read moreare located in a beautiful spot, with a perfect view of the rest of the valley and Mt Adams, with gorgeous grounds, great wine, and a lot of features that just make it a nice place to visit. We came for a visit around lunchtime on Sunday, and were promptly seated with menus in a nicely shaded spot outdoors. You can truly spend a ton of time here just enjoying the view from the many shaded comfy seating areas outdoors, where you can admire the impeccable landscaping or the landscape itself. It did take a while for someone to come take our order, and we ended up having to wave someone down. If we weren't so hungry we probably wouldn't have been bothered by this at all, given that it's such a pleasant setting. After that, the pace of service was very good and we felt well attended to. We got the taste of treveri flight, a flatbread, a mezze platter, and the cajun fries. It seems based on my last review quite a few years ago that tastings were free then. That is not the case anymore, and most of the flights cost $20. If you buy two bottles of wine, then the tasting fee is waived I think for up to two tastings. Anyway, the flight was great, with a nice variety of sparkling wines that really showcased their range. Our favorites were the blanc to blanc and the syrah. The food was also pretty good, and I appreciated that they actually had substantial food here. I don't know how people manage to go wine tasting and then drive to their next spot without eating a real meal. My husband enjoyed the seasonal flatbread, which featured apples and walnuts. The cajun fries were solid. The chicken skewers and gyro type meat on the mezze platter were quite flavorful and juicy! I liked the variety of vegetables on the platter, although the olives could've definitely been better--they seemed like they'd been sitting in a jar for a while and had lost a lot of their texture. Keep in mind that prices for food here are definitely higher than you might see at a regular restaurant. The flatbread which was approximately the size of a six inch pizza, was $20, and the mezze platter was $35. Wouldn't pay those prices regularly, but since you can't bring in outside food, it's part of the experience here and I would say is worthwhile during a visit.

This is my favorite winery in Zillah, the owners, the staff and the views! The pizzas is farm to…read moretable, with a tasty fruit featured from the farms fruit market. I also learned so much about fruit, when its the best time to get it in the stores and/or from a fruit stand- their knowledge was amazing. This farm has been operating and serving communities in Seattle WA since the 80's, that tells you a lot about a business. Wow The couple who own this place are just the best and their personally brings the best vibes in this place. We went for my besties birthday and then I came back for my birthday and it was AMAZING. OH, and then we went to Spring Barrel, and they blew the whole experience out of the water. They had Zac, who is not only cute/single, and brings his own set up, his voice is amazing. The whole crowd was pleasant, happy, and ready to party!! (Far from it, but kind of...for Zillah). Not only did they have the cutest outdoor seating, but they also have this deck that sits right where the sun goes down, in the Spring time. As many of you know, the summer time in the Yakima and Seattle are longer than many other states and cities. The sun doesn't go down until about 9:00pmishhhhh, which is nice for hanging out. So the grapes are different and the fruit, and the people too. They have a delicious variety of wine, wine tasting, and bottles to purchase, if you're looking to wine taste, add this one to your stops, you will thank me on Yelp later. Have a great time, and tell them Daisha sent you!!!

This place is a hidden gem! The wine, the people, the building... all worth stopping in to meet!!!…read moreOne of my fave wineries!!! Wish they were open more!!

Great experience. Wonderful service from Gabby. Love their wines…read more Very slow afternoon at the tasting room. Quiet out at the patio. Enjoyed all of the wines in the list and a couple bonus wines. Thank you.

Sheridan is one of my favorite Washington wine makers. Great age-able reds. We had white wines as…read morewell during this trip which were gorgeous. They took care of us and let us explore beyond the set flights. The garden was beautiful despite the less than ideal weather.

We came here for a bachelorette trip and had a wonderful time! Kat was awesome! Super knowledgeable…read moreand gave us a great wine tasting experience! 10/10 would recommend.

Great new additions and the wine is awesome! Kat the tasting room manager is a joy. The old…read morewindmill is beautiful and the view is stunning.

Tad over at Cultura sent us here, and I'm glad he did, because we wouldn't have found this…read morediamond-in-the-rough otherwise. We caught John as he was coming out of the vineyard, and he came in and gave us tastes of his current lineup. I was particularly impressed with the reds - the cab had hints of baking spice (which sort of reminded me of a zin) and the merlot had strong notes of vanilla and red fruit. These were very drinkable wines that could stand on their own, and they were excellent values in the low-to-mid $20s per bottle. John was a great storyteller and it was fun to pick his brain on their story and understand why they moved to the Yakima Valley. It was a really fun tasting. When I walked in, I did not expect to be walking out with 8 bottles of wine, but that's exactly what we did. They will be on our list the next time we visit Zillah. One last note - if you were a fan of Simcoe Creek, they've taken a hiatus while they raise their family. Velen has begun to bottle and sell some of their wine - so it's still available in case you're a fan and want to pick some up.

Wonderful service! It's not a big operation but for a fledgling winery it's very clean. All the…read morebest of luck to furthering the crop. They are well priced and have a nice people to talk to. I loved hearing their story of how they started and what brought them to this moment. The pictures show their menu and the view of their production. I would like to see what this place will look like in the coming years.

So someone recommended this new winery. It's a little out of the way but TOTALLY worth the extra…read more10 minute drive from Zillah. The hostess was so won, pouring lots of the reds. The winery is on a hill overlooking the valley. They have a lot of reds and a couple of whites. I joined the club and looking forward to the new releases. I highly recommend stop by this charming new winery in Zillah.

Yes fantastic wine great service. One of the best wines in the area yes they are mid 40s plus but…read morewell worth it. Plus their new location it's awesome it's a must try if you are in the area.

Literally out in the middle of nowhere surrounded by vineyards as far as the eye can see and very…read morewell worth the trip down a long dirt road. Portteus has been in the valley since 1981, one of only 13 wineries in the state at that time. They continue to produce some very good wine, some extremely well priced. The tasting room is in a section of the warehouse so no ambiance though a large enough space for many visitors. The tastings were the smallest I've ever seen so sharing one is not feasible. As with most wineries, if you make a purchase the tasting fee is waived. If you visit there in the cold months bring your coat and gloves.

After hearing from some friends, who definitely appreciate their wine, That we should go here, we…read morefigured we should definitely go here! It's one of the farther out Zillow wineries, though everything is realistically within a couple of miles of each other. As we were approaching, I was reminded of the introduction to nearly every Berenstein Bears book... down a sunny dirt road, deep in wine country is a winery being run by a lovely family who's been doing it for about 35 years. The tasting room sits just off the back of the house, and while it's nothing super fancy, definitely gets the job done. They have both red and white varieties, and things range from sweet, to dry, with everything in between. We ended up sampling 4 whites and about 10 reds, many of which we really ended up enjoying. We particularly liked the old vine Cabernet, which was quite different from the newer vine Cabernet. The Petit Syrah and Petit Verdot were also quite lovely. We also sampled a very nice Port - The kinds that leaves you feeling a little bit warm inside. Definitely the sort of thing that's best had on a colder day, specifically after you've been shoveling snow! To cleanse the palate, fish crackers were available on the counter....winning! The wines here were middle of the road as far as pricing. Bottles range from $12 up to $50 for the port, with most falling In the $20 range. We were very happy with the tastings and what we took home! It's a bit of a drive, but you've already driven a ways so it's worth checking out what quickly became one of our favorite spots in the area! Well worth your time!

The gardens at Maison De Padgett are beautiful. Lush foliage, beautiful flowers and trees... and…read morehuge back yard, perfect for weddings, which take place here quite often during the summer. Unfortunately for me, that's where the excitement at this little winery ends. The tasting room is located in the open space right as you walk in. We were greeted by a nice, sweet older woman who proceeded to offer us the tasting which was priced at $2. Since there were lots and lots of wines, (about 12 or so in the tasting) I thought this was appropriate. The problems came with the tasting. Almost all of the wines for me were just 'meh'. After visiting Two Mountains, I was expecting more from this neighboring winery. The rose and the peach dessert wines were both fine, but everything else was rather blah. It was also about 79 degrees in the tasting room, which I think most would agree was a tad warm for a tasting. Apparently, this winery likes to change up their wines and vintages each year. I've had their wine in the past and I thought that the Fat Sow Merlot was pretty tasty. They switched it up this year and I didn't think it was as good. At any rate, I definitely think that all these Washington wineries deserve a visit. I will admit that I know less about wine than some, but my aficionado counterparts agreed with me on the tastings here. This winery has won several awards in the past for their vintages, and while I would love to give them lots and lots of stars for being nice, local, and all that good stuff... I just wasn't that impressed with the wine.

The grounds are beautiful, but I felt like I was on a tour of sickly sweet dessert wines. It is…read moretrue they taste a lot of wines for a small fee, but probably 65% of them are dessert wines. And...tell me this.... have you ever heard this at a serious winery? "I love to mix the chocolate and coffee ports...it is like a mocha!" Yech. The "regular" wines were kind of blah also.