My first impression was "wine cave" (in a great way). We arrived just before they opened so we…read morespent several minutes in the bright parking lot and it felt like stepping into a different world when we walked indoors. Arriving early on a weekday in March meant that we had the place to ourselves and got a quick tour of the different rooms. The charcuterie platter was delicious and we enjoyed our wine flight while chatting with the host (and briefly also a... winemaker?). We (especially my husband) don't drink much and he was driving so we just shared one flight. The tasting fee was $25 but it was waived with a $40 wine purchase. Bonus: It happened to be Wine Not Wednesday and the bottle we purchased was on sale. If we lived near-by I would happily visit again.

Really excited to visit the wine tasting room. It's been 2 years since our last visit. We were…read moregreeted by Nicole Nutter. Nicole was a lot of fun, great personality, fun conversation and was able to try wines above the wine tasting of the day. Please!!!!! open up a place in Ridgefield or Vancouver Washington. Love there wine.

Once again. Amazing experience at this place. The menu got smaller, but the food , service and…read moreatmosphere amazing. Always something new, exciting and fresh. We will be back.

I've been here a few times and the service is always lacking. The first time we visited we sat…read moreoutside and were basically forgotten about so I had to go inside to fetch someone. The last time I was here we sat inside and somehow our server changed without our knowledge and it took forever to order desert. The food fell short. The pizza is good, but the other seasonal dishes are lacking. The chicken dish I ordered had zero flavor... this was served with cold carrot salad and cold mango dressing which seemed odd to me. The whole dish should be hot. We also order a side dish of Romaine dipping spears, but it was bazaar and overpriced. It was basically a head of Romaine lettuce with Caesar dressing. There were two anchovies on the side with a few pickled onions and a lot of shredded parmigiana cheese and two bread sticks. It was so odd... I'm but sure whose creative idea this was, but we were not impressed. The ice cream deserts were their best part of the meal.

The mission of this winery is to support clean water funding endeavors globally. This is done by…read morethe donation of their cab sauv wine (grapes grown in eastern Washington) to 43 different small non profit organizations with the same mission. The wine maker is Charlie Hoppes of Fidelitas winery. The bottle of cab sauv cost is $30 plus tax and Waterfromwine donates $35 to the partner. Over 1.6 million dollars donated. Leavenworth tasting room hosted non profit Water Access Now this past weekend. Great wine, great partnership, clean water in Ghana the outcome. Recommend without reservation!

The wine is as amazing as the mission of the winery: to provide clean water for developing nations…read more I am so proud to have this winery in our community! Water from Wine provides high quality wine that brings hope to the world, thank you for your vision! The world is a better place because of you.

A spontaneous drive through the east side and the wind led us here…read more Though visible and right off the freeway, the price point does not see the traffic like the clustered tasting rooms do, which makes it a more tranquil experience without the tourist breeze. Inside is delightfully spacious! Chambered ceilings with walls of barrels for a vintage feel, plenty of room for everyone, tables to accommodate any group. The decor 'pairs' well with the fun flights to make DW a pleasurable tasting experience. Our service was friendly and courteous, respectful to have us enjoy our reservation at our pace. Overall menu a bit steep... perhaps more than a bit steep. A vineyard destination set apart from the others, this venue is a beautiful setting for a relaxing afternoon.

We stopped by because I was curious about the mixed reviews. We weren't staying at the hotel so I…read morehoped we'd have a positive experience. We arrived near the end of the day so we had the whole space to ourselves. This was great because we have a toddler and I love being able to explore the space and snap photos without worrying about disturbing other customers. The host was super new to town and the job. Trying to order took a long time because she'd walk away to a far away space (kitchen?) to check on each question. "Can we still order food?" Walks away. "Does the charcuterie plate have any goat or sheep cheese?" Walks away. "I'd like the x tasting and the charcuterie platter." Walks away to put in the charcuterie order (instead of pouring the first wine). I wish she could have texted someone or used a computer/tablet to communicate with the kitchen... or had an experienced person there to provide guidance/training. Eventually we got the snacks and wine. They were each... okay. The wine tasting was a bit awkward because she was reading the descriptions (for the first time??) and seemed surprised by some of the flavors/notes mentioned. I can see us visiting again if we're for some reason in town for an event and the event happens to be here, but I'd rather explore other wineries if it's just us or a group of friends exploring Prosser wine tastings.

So it was just another lost Saturday I thought. I was headed off to visit local wineries in the…read moreTri-Cities until I realized that Catch the Crush is not for another weekend. Luckily my friend told me that there is a group of wineries out in Prosser...all within walking distance of eachother and all open fridays/sat/sun for tastings...so off I went. I was happy with a lot of the wineries but one of my favorites was Martinez Martinez. It was located at the building that houses about 5 or 6 different wineries tasting rooms. When I went in their tasting room I was instantly in Mexico. They had a cozy little room with some laid back spanish music playing and the wife and husband were there to greet my friend and I. They were wonderful people and told us all about their winery and that this is barely their first year in business. Their son who is the winemaker was even around to come out and take a pic and tell us about his wines. I tried three of their wines the first was named after their grandson and is a blend of different reds named "Cesar" which was tasty. The second was a unblended Cab Sauv which was deep and robust...not too complex or overworked, just the grapes at their finest. The last was the show stopper and it was their Rose of Cab Sauv (I believe it was called, they just bottled it). They told me the residual sugar content and I closed my mind off saying I woudlnt like it and that it would likely be too sweet. Imagine my surprise when I sipped the chilled wine from my glass and was instantly swept away to a sunny day at the end of summer....sitting in a comfortable chair with friends, drinking the chilled sweetness of various ripe summer fruit. The sweetness of the wine is by no means overdone and goes off your tongue almost as soon as it was there. Its balanced well with the fruity flavors that give it base so you arent just drinking sugar. This wine was amazing and I wish I could have bought a few cases of it. If you are looking to support a wonderful up and coming winery without sacrificing quality of the wines this is it! Make sure to go out there on an open afternoon and spend a few min getting to know them and their wine.

This was of our best tastings in the Valley. Stephanie went above and beyond expectations to…read moreensure a perfect experience. Wines were terrific.

While out and about with a little extra time, I thought, why not do a little wine tasting. I…read moreopen up my favorite Yelp app and a Two Mountain pops up. We pull up, and the winery looks very inviting with great tables and a definite Western theme. The staff is very friendly, attentive and very knowledgeable about their wines. The tasting for the 5 wines had a $10 price tag and it was well worth it. We happened to come visit during an annual event where the riders and horses get dressed up and visit many of the wineries in the area. Such a beautiful place to kick back enjoy the day. I would suggest this place to anyone in the area.

Sitting here for the last couple of hours enjoying a flight and a $5 glass of rose wine have made…read morethe end of a day amazing. I wanted to get out of my hotel room and it was way to hot to hike, so I decided to check out Echo. Tucked on a major street in Echo it felt like the bar Cheers walking in. I was the newly, but I felt welcomed. I decided to check out their flight and take advantage of their $5 wine Wednesday glasses. I tried the rose, muscat, and medium red. All were amazing, but it was something about the rose that was refreshing and light. So, this was my $5 glass choice! I sipped this on their relaxing outdoor space that has tons of seating and shade. I took my time reading and enjoying every sip. I decided to take a bottle of muscat home! It is a pretty unique flavor with just a hint of sweetness. Thank you for this experience Echo Ridge!! I will hopefully be back!

Good wine. Excellent and very friendly service. Adorable venue! Worth the stop!read more

Not my first visit to Sno Road, but I brought my nephew and niece from Couer D' Alene today and Lou…read moreand Lloyd made this experience beyond special for them... thank you so much!! And I must say, the Zinfandel we tasted today was, unanimously by the three of us, the best wine that has ever hit our taste buds!! You guys are awesome and amazing!!

Great atmosphere, fun & friendly owners, beautiful local artwork, best wines around; the owners…read morelovingly craft their exquisite wines in Italian Oak Barrels. The vineyards are gorgeous, a reminder of Italian villas and the deep love of their land. Definitely include this wonderful place in your tour. You'll love the little town of Echo and the attention to detail in their restorations.