Tasting Notes 

2024 Pinot Gris – Yakima Valley
Ripe pear, apple, and peach notes along with faint Meyer lemon aromas dancing with delicate floral notes of honeysuckle. The Meyer lemony citrus offers a refreshing acidity and a weighty feeling on the middle of your tongue. With its zesty acidity, it pairs well with fresh vegetables, fish, shellfish, and lighter meals.
 By the Bottle $25   By the Glass $10

2025 “Emmy” Rhone Blend – Ancient Lakes of Columbia Valley
50% Marsanne/50% Viognier 
 The 2025 old world nose begins with authentic Rhone white wine influence, crisp, clean, floral and attractively aromatic. Notice the Meyer lemon, apricot, and orange zest notes. This wine boasts a bright acidity that lends a lovely balance and ability to pair with a number of different foods.
By the Bottle $35   By the Glass $16

2022 Cabernet Franc - Columbia Valley
Deep intense color. Tobacco and cigar box notes with subtle hints of ground coffee, leather, bell pepper, and olives. Velvety on the tongue with jammy fruit-forward red fruit (strawberry and raspberry) flavors well supported by the tannins. Perfect pairing would be roasted lamb, wild game, and even rich lentil stews.
 By the Bottle $37   By the Glass $16

2021 Bordeaux-Style Red Blend – Wahluke Slope (Cab Sauv, Merlot, and Tempranillo)
This wine has a beautiful deep dark purple color. The nose is big and bold with aromas of a berry pie in a glass. This Bordeaux-Style blend has a big taste of plums, huckleberries and spice. The mouthfeel is full and round with velvety tannins giving the wine a nice long finish. This wine will pair well with red meats and red pasta dishes. The wine will continue to age nicely for the next five to ten years.
By the Bottle $35   By the Glass $16