Elevation Cellars

Such a great spot. We tried some sweet whites and heavy reds, and they were all on point! Amazing and friendly service. Upscale and romantic atmosphere. We will be returning!

(Visited w/Passport to Taste) Only one of the people pouring provided descriptions of the wine otherwise it was here's " ." We did very much appreciate the dog friendly patio however.

Great wines and a nice tasting room. Josh the winemaker is great and a really friendly guy. He did the artwork on the walls.

Top notch service. Excellent wine selection. The tasting room is beautiful and can accommodate both larger and more intimate groups.

Went wine tasting with my lady! First time and it was a good time forsure!

Wine is pretty good. Service is terrible. Go there if you are in your 50s and want to get reprimanded about responsible drinking.

Really enjoyed our tasting experience here. Pat was a wonderful hostess, sharing stories about the wine.My favorite: The 2014 Jammin' Red Blend.Bottle prices are very reasonable. How many bottles will we go home with?

Have been an Elevation Cellars club member for years. Amazing consistency of Elevations wines keeps me coming back regularly to enjoy Elevations many events, wonderful staff, generous club benefits, and Pat's warm and engaging personality. My favorite is Elevations Cab Reserve!

Great wine and staff! I don’t usually love white wine, but I loved the Chardonnay and dry Riesling

Great as always

Nice selection! Fun staff!

Great wine

OK so I am a wine snob. Let's get that out of the way. Now be honest, if you blind taste 6 cabs ranging from $5:00 to $160 a bottle can you reliably tell the difference? If you can which do you prefer? If it's one at the low end of the price range then you are blessed and you are probably somewhat new to this and that is very normal. However if you have been drinking wine regularly (once or twice a week or more) for several years. You will probably slowly get to a point where you can pick out the $160 bottle more than 90% of the time and you much prefer it. Now you are cursed because there are only a handful of wineries in Woodinville that make that kind of wine and not to mention, unless you have money to burn, the financial aspect is problematic. Finding and buying great wine in Woodinville is easy if you don't mind spending over $100 or even over $200 but if like me that is Thanksgiving or Birthday wine then, what to do? So now you are looking for wine in the $20 to $30 range that is just as good as the $150 bottle. Spoiler alert! You are not going to find it. BUT what if you could find some wines that are 90-95% as good as the $150 and only cost $25? Ha! Price to performance ratio Baby! But where would you find such wines? Elevation Cellars! That's where. Oh and the people there are great too.

Great quality, reasonable prices. Definetly worth checking out.

Great as always