This location is no longer accepting tastings! No walk-ins, no by-appointment. Wanted people to know (we called them) hence the 1 star. Cheers!
Hope M
Don't do it! The worst experience ever. All of the sampling wines were yucky, SO vinegary!!And the lady behind the bar was just cold and rude.
Emily White
This place is fantastic! Don’t listen to the bad reviews! Yeah it is not a super fancy winery. If you want that, go to Yakima. But it is a cute little local winery right outside of a national park. It was a great stop after a weekend of hiking, and I will definitely be back!
Betty Boop1717
The scenery is gorgeous, but you could tell this place has seen better times. The outdoor area where we did our tasting was beat up and covered in cobwebs. We were given our wine in plastic cups that have clearly been reused, two tastings in each cup since we came as a couple ? There were wine glasses outside for us to pour wine from the plastic into the glass? But those were dirty. The solo cups we were given for water were also wet, as if they had just been washed. Disposable dishes should be disposed of. And to top it all off, all the wine tasted exactly the same, like vinegar. It was so disappointing, because it looked like such a nice place.
Ange T.
The winery itself was picturesque and we had a very fun wine tasting but we bought a bottle a just went to go open it and the cork is moldy.
MichelleBelle S
Open hours are not correct; they're "reducing hours", so go at your own risk whether they'll be open. Lady running the place was not friendly about it, either. Still had over an hour before closing but she insisted they were closing in 10min and refused service. I told her I would have visited earlier or not made the drive out had I known, she didn't care. I mentioned updating their website to reflect their limited hours.For a small town business, they need to do A LOT better with customer care.
James McKinley
The place was really rustic and cozy. We where really enjoying ourselves until my wife went to use the restroom and walked in on the maintenance person smoking some type of pipe and not cannabis or tobacco. Won’t be returning anytime soon.
Connor Nielsen
The ambiance was lovely, but the wine was vinegar.
Barbara Gardner
We stopped in, really looking forward to an enjoyable wine tasting. We entered the tasting room and stated we wished to do the tasting inside as it was very warm outside. The lady behind counter sort of curled her lip and did not offer a welcome or a seat. We agreed to sit outside. She then poured two tastings into eight plastic cups with the name of the wines written in the sides. The cups are obviously reused as the hand writing is worn off of half then cups. We split the contents of the plastic cups We proceeded to taste the wine. All of the wines were very acidic/ think vinegar. We could not finish the whites. One star for beautiful scenery.
Claire WithLove
Located next to Glacier Peak resort, we drove but could have walked but it was a hot day, you drive/walk past the vineyards. Inside, the tasting room is cozy and homey lovingly decorated by Lisa. There are tables for outside tasting as well.The wine tasting flights were very reasonably priced, then afterwards we enjoyed a glass of wine and chatted with Lisa who made us feel like family. Her son, trained in winemaking and who worked for a French master winemaker make the wine.The wines based mostly on the grapes grown on the land had a unique, slightly earthy, peppery, smoky flavor along with the berry notes.Wine was very reasonably priced and could be purchased at the tasting room or the Glacier Peak resort office and bar.The winery is a great stop before or after a North Cascade National Park hike and makes a stay at Glacier Peak Resort (camping, RV, cabins) even more fun. The resort offers showers for $5 even if you are not staying there, in case you want to take a shower after your hike and before the wine tasting. Showers are not required for wine tasting. 8-)
Really reasonably priced flight, friendly service, unique and great view!
Conner Burchak
Nice stop after a long hike with some beautiful views and unique wine experience. Add this stop if you’re going to North Cascades NP
Robert Rowe
Wonderful stop on the trip over the North Cascade Highway, I highly recommend making that turnoff! The narrow road might scare off some people in motorhomes and trailers, but don't worry there's a big area to turn around at the end. As good as the wines are( and they're good!) The highlight might be Lisa, the lady who runs the tasting room. She is quite possibly the sweetest and most personable person I've met.
Andrea Perry
Cute winery, good wine, nice setting. The perfect place to stop after a day of hiking.
Rick Lane
We walked into the winery and asked about the wine tasting. We immediately got some bad attitude from the lady and turned around and walked out. It was too bad, we really wanted to get some wine.
This location is no longer accepting tastings! No walk-ins, no by-appointment. Wanted people to know (we called them) hence the 1 star. Cheers!
Don't do it! The worst experience ever. All of the sampling wines were yucky, SO vinegary!!And the lady behind the bar was just cold and rude.
This place is fantastic! Don’t listen to the bad reviews! Yeah it is not a super fancy winery. If you want that, go to Yakima. But it is a cute little local winery right outside of a national park. It was a great stop after a weekend of hiking, and I will definitely be back!
The scenery is gorgeous, but you could tell this place has seen better times. The outdoor area where we did our tasting was beat up and covered in cobwebs. We were given our wine in plastic cups that have clearly been reused, two tastings in each cup since we came as a couple ? There were wine glasses outside for us to pour wine from the plastic into the glass? But those were dirty. The solo cups we were given for water were also wet, as if they had just been washed. Disposable dishes should be disposed of. And to top it all off, all the wine tasted exactly the same, like vinegar. It was so disappointing, because it looked like such a nice place.
The winery itself was picturesque and we had a very fun wine tasting but we bought a bottle a just went to go open it and the cork is moldy.
Open hours are not correct; they're "reducing hours", so go at your own risk whether they'll be open. Lady running the place was not friendly about it, either. Still had over an hour before closing but she insisted they were closing in 10min and refused service. I told her I would have visited earlier or not made the drive out had I known, she didn't care. I mentioned updating their website to reflect their limited hours.For a small town business, they need to do A LOT better with customer care.
The place was really rustic and cozy. We where really enjoying ourselves until my wife went to use the restroom and walked in on the maintenance person smoking some type of pipe and not cannabis or tobacco. Won’t be returning anytime soon.
The ambiance was lovely, but the wine was vinegar.
We stopped in, really looking forward to an enjoyable wine tasting. We entered the tasting room and stated we wished to do the tasting inside as it was very warm outside. The lady behind counter sort of curled her lip and did not offer a welcome or a seat. We agreed to sit outside. She then poured two tastings into eight plastic cups with the name of the wines written in the sides. The cups are obviously reused as the hand writing is worn off of half then cups. We split the contents of the plastic cups We proceeded to taste the wine. All of the wines were very acidic/ think vinegar. We could not finish the whites. One star for beautiful scenery.
Located next to Glacier Peak resort, we drove but could have walked but it was a hot day, you drive/walk past the vineyards. Inside, the tasting room is cozy and homey lovingly decorated by Lisa. There are tables for outside tasting as well.The wine tasting flights were very reasonably priced, then afterwards we enjoyed a glass of wine and chatted with Lisa who made us feel like family. Her son, trained in winemaking and who worked for a French master winemaker make the wine.The wines based mostly on the grapes grown on the land had a unique, slightly earthy, peppery, smoky flavor along with the berry notes.Wine was very reasonably priced and could be purchased at the tasting room or the Glacier Peak resort office and bar.The winery is a great stop before or after a North Cascade National Park hike and makes a stay at Glacier Peak Resort (camping, RV, cabins) even more fun. The resort offers showers for $5 even if you are not staying there, in case you want to take a shower after your hike and before the wine tasting. Showers are not required for wine tasting. 8-)
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Really reasonably priced flight, friendly service, unique and great view!
Nice stop after a long hike with some beautiful views and unique wine experience. Add this stop if you’re going to North Cascades NP
Wonderful stop on the trip over the North Cascade Highway, I highly recommend making that turnoff! The narrow road might scare off some people in motorhomes and trailers, but don't worry there's a big area to turn around at the end. As good as the wines are( and they're good!) The highlight might be Lisa, the lady who runs the tasting room. She is quite possibly the sweetest and most personable person I've met.
Cute winery, good wine, nice setting. The perfect place to stop after a day of hiking.
We walked into the winery and asked about the wine tasting. We immediately got some bad attitude from the lady and turned around and walked out. It was too bad, we really wanted to get some wine.
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