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Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery · Woodinville
Washington's oldest winery anchors Woodinville's wine district with a historic chateau and grounds. The inexpensive dry Riesling is widely considered one of the great values in American wine, and the estate remains the region's marquee tasting stop.
DeLille Cellars · Woodinville
Housed in a sweeping tasting room built into the old Redhook Brewery, DeLille turns out a reliably outstanding Chaleur Blanc, a sauvignon blanc and semillon blend, alongside the Harrison Hill red, sourced from some of the state's oldest vines. An adjoining restaurant serves a full food menu.
Novelty Hill - Januik Winery · Woodinville
Winemaker Mike Januik has been making wine in Washington since 1984; his namesake label and sister winery Novelty Hill share a destination tasting room and turn out a wide range built on consistency, notable cabernet sauvignon and chardonnay among them.
Avennia Tasting Room Woodinville
In roughly a decade, Avennia has established itself among the state's leading producers by favoring old-vine fruit and an early picking style, giving its wines a distinctly old-world, savory edge over more fruit-forward Washington reds.