Nov 12, 2026 / Benjamin Hampton
The secret's out! The 2027 Passport to Taste is almost here, and your next year of wine adventures is looking pretty good! 25 tasting locations. A whole year to explore. One seriously good deal. Whether you're a Woodinville regular or ready to discover somewhere new, this is your ticket to taste your way through Woodinville Wine Country in 2027! More
Nov 05, 2026 / Benjamin Hampton
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and Woodinville Wine Country has plenty of ways to make the holiday special! Whether you're skipping the cooking, hosting family and friends, or searching for the perfect bottle to share, we've rounded up some local favorites to help you celebrate. More
Oct 29, 2026 / Benjamin Hampton
From pumpkin patches and candle making to Washington wine and cozy overnight stays, here's how to spend 24 hours just outside Seattle. There's something about fall in Woodinville. The leaves begin to change, the air turns crisp and the tasting rooms offer a cozy place to spend an afternoon with friends. More
Oct 15, 2026 / Benjamin Hampton
Some of the best moments happen when we make time for each other. A shared meal, an afternoon exploring wine country, or an evening catching up with friends can turn an ordinary day into something memorable. More
Oct 08, 2026 / Benjamin Hampton
There’s a new neighborhood to explore in Woodinville Wine Country. Located in Woodinville’s Hollywood District, Harvest Woodinville brings together wine tasting, dining, shopping, overnight stays and residential living in a walkable setting. More
Oct 01, 2026 / Benjamin Hampton
A new wine tasting experience is planned for Woodinville. Chateau Ste. Michelle plans to introduce a dedicated Trothe tasting salon in December 2026, expanding its luxury wine experiences and bringing visitors a new opportunity to discover wines from Washington’s Horse Heaven Hills. More
Sep 10, 2026 / Benjamin Hampton
Harvest brings a different kind of energy to Woodinville Wine Country. While the grapes are grown in vineyards east of the Cascades and throughout Washington, much of the winemaking happens right here. More
Aug 20, 2026 / Benjamin Hampton
Washington’s wine map just gained a new name. The Columbia Hills AVA, officially recognized in August 2026, is Washington’s 22nd American Viticultural Area. An AVA is a federally recognized grape-growing region with distinctive geographic or climatic features. More
