The Manual
April 26, 2019

There’s a lot of context to wine drinking. A good wine can taste downright transcendent when it’s sipped from within the cozy confines of a barrel room or high atop a vineyard overlooking a picturesque valley. Plus, there’s something extra special about enjoying something that was made right there on the property.

There was a time when finding this kind of wine-tasting scenario stateside was tricky. Not anymore, as the industry is not only booming but doing so in style. Here are some of the most eye-catching American winery estates.

WASHINGTON

Washington winery Januik is a shining example of minimalist architecture to great effect. Just outside of Seattle in Woodinville, it features a neat production space and a clean and approachable tasting room. While made in-house, a lot of the wines feature fruit grown in viticultural hotbeds located elsewhere in the state, offering a nice range to the tasting experience. The sleek, geometric, and concrete establishment feels modern and surprisingly welcoming. When doom truly sets in, this is the stylish bunker you’re going to want to spend your last days in.>>>Read the entire article on The Manual