This is a fun spot to stop. Right on the edge of town but you feel out in the country…read more The staff were friendly and welcoming. This can either make or break an experience and I believe it also affects the flavors and enjoyment of their wines! We wanted to do some wine tasting and three of use shared a flight and a trio. We enjoyed a few of the wines and ended up buying some, which of course make the tasting flight free! On Saturdays, they have live music from 4:00pm and they also have someone making flatbreads. This was an excellent afternoon and experience. We will definitely be back!

Great outdoor space with live music. Yard games were set up in the lawn. The ladies were nice. I…read moredid feel that the price for the tasting flights were pretty high. Your cost for the flight was free if you purchased a bottle. Apparently they will be closing after this season. Is it worth the drive?...yes

Small place with indoor and outdoor seating. The gentleman working was very nice and knowledgeable…read more They have wine, cider and mead. I got a flight of cider and mead to try. Overall, I didn't really care for any of them, but I'm happy I stopped by. They also have a large room for an event space to rent and two Airbnb's on the property. Is it worth the drive?...no

We were in the area cider tasting for the day when my wino friend wanted to know when there would…read morebe some grape juice to sample. I noted this tasting room was close and could satisfy the cravings of both the cider loving husbands and their wino wives, so off we headed. It's a small little tasting room with a bar and some outside seating. We walked in on Saturday around 3 and there was noone in the tasting room or at the bar. We waited about 15 minutes before two people came in from the side door and were rather unfriendly in asking us what we wanted. We were a bit put off but already there so we tried a cider and wine tasting. Our cider loving husbands were fans of the raspberry cider but neither of us cared for any of the red wine we sampled. The pourer was saying she takes them home as cooking wine, but a wine that's only good for cooking with wasn't exactly what we were looking for. The tastings were reasonably priced and apparently the raspberry cider was memorable, but other than that it was a bit average overall.

Great place on the water to have a glass of wine and cheese platter!…read more Standard pricing and good service. Would come again! You past their vineyard on the ride into town so it's great it's right inthe downtown

Spent a day at Port Townsend. Fun town to walk around and checkout the local places…read more Stopped at the winery to do some tastings. Tried and Reds and whites and Blush wines. We sat outside since it was a beautiful day enjoying the waterfront views. Good service great ambience.

We visited Sailor Vineyard during the Jefferson County Farm Tour, so probably best to call and…read moremake an appointment. The wine making operation is really a labor of love as the couple who make all the wine on the Estate, also tend the 3 acres of grapes (4 varietals but primarily the French hybrid Marechal Foch which originated in the Alsace region (if that name sounds familiar, select the category of World War I history for $200 Alex) . It is such a cool operation and in going through the tour one can learn so much about the wine making operation which is primarly done by hand.

We were lucky enough to stop at a neighboring winery who are friends with Kit and Claire, the…read moreowners of Sailor. They told us that visits to Sailor Vineyard are usually by appointment only, but they would give a quick call and let them know we were coming. The entrance is a little hard to find, and initially, we turned onto the vineyard road and had to backtrack to a little sign with just the house number, and that is where you park. It's in front of their house, and Kit came out and greeted us, introduced us to his adorable dogs after being sure we weren't opposed, and then guided us on a tour of their little family owned vineyard. We enjoyed learning about their unique grapes and their personal histories. They don't do conventional tastings, but instead, you bought a bottle that came with 4 engraved Sailor Vineyards wine glasses (to take home), and he pours for you while you enjoy the lovely day. We took home a bottle of their reserve wine and was disappointed we wouldn't be able to return for their big concert they are putting on at the end of three summer (Aug 10, 2024) with an Italian band. It's definitely a neat spot to stop if you're in the area, but be sure to call ahead.

We visited this quaint winery and cidery this weekend and found a very warm welcome by the owner, a…read morebeautiful walk through the grounds, and tasting flights for both wine and cider. The space can also be rented for events, which I imagine would be picturesque. They have both red and white wine options as well as a variety of cider to choose from, and you get 3 samples for a tasting. Our ultimate favorite, though, was actually their blackberry shrub vinegar that had amazing flavor, and both us and the other couple we were with had to go home with a bottle. This is really a beautiful, peaceful setting perfect for decompressing after a long week. The owners are incredibly gracious hosts as well and made it a very pleasant experience for us.

This is an amazing hidden gem in Port Townsend. I was visiting some relatives and came here for a…read morewine/cider tasting. I had wine and cider and everything was delicious. They also have charcuterie boards if you are hungry. The owners are the kindest people and were so kind. They took us on a tour of the greenhouse and as a plant person I thoroughly enjoyed all of the greenery and plant life. I would definitely recommend this place for a visit or to come any day if you live locally. They also do private events like weddings.

5/14/26: this is a difficult review because I didn't have any of their wine. :-o Why? Because…read moreduring our visit to Forks, WA and other wineries in the area, we discovered the majority of WA wines are dry. The four of us do not enjoy dry wines, unfortunately. Though we can tend to "force" ourselves to try them. Sadly, the wine flights my siblings ordered were so dry one sister couldn't even finish them. Now, the winery environment & staff? It was beautiful and they were friendly. Wide open space, a gorgeous seating area with a fireplace in one section.

August 4, 2025 - Port Angeles…read more Such a shame to have a lovely patio area but not allow dogs. It was too warm to leave our pup in the car, so we left.

Off the beaten path, 2 islands away from a lot of traffic is where Marrowstone has a large winery…read morethat was preparing for a concert that Friday night. Large selection of good wines, friendly staff and a really cool cribbage board in the upstairs hang out spot.

Had a wonderful Friday evening here which featured live music. The wine is outstanding- we got a…read morebottle of Rosé and joined some friends for a delightful evening watching ships cruise down the straight. The staff was lovely and the vibe is relaxed and fun.

This tasting room is an absolute charm! The outdoor seating in a garden oasis is perfect for…read morerelaxing and enjoying some fantastic wine. This wine was not only fantastic, proceeds benefit the Feiro Marine Life Center in Port Angeles, WA.

A Memorable Stop at Camaraderie Cellars While exploring the…read morePacific Northwest in our electric car, my wife and I found ourselves in need of a charge. We were in the area to visit Olympic National Park and our car navigated us to Camaraderie Cellars as they have a charger on their premises -- and that's where the incredible hospitality began. As we pulled in, the owner came out to greet us. We waved, got out of the car, and introduced ourselves. We shared a bit about our journey -- a retirement road trip from St. Louis through the western United States, visiting as many national parks as we could along the way. For many weeks, we had been sleeping in our EV, embracing the freedom of the open road. Don, the owner, welcomed us with genuine warmth. He told us about the history of the winery and gave us a personal tour of the beautiful grounds. The place had a peaceful charm, and the curated snacks they offer pair perfectly with their wines. After hearing our story, Don said, "I have an idea. It's getting late -- and since you haven't had dinner yet -- why don't you go enjoy a great meal at a nearby restaurant called Yodelin Broth. It's healthy, delicious, and close by. Then, come back here. I'll show you around some more, and you can charge your car while you sleep. In the morning, you'll be fully charged and ready to take in all the beauty of Olympic National Park in the daylight." At first, my wife was understandably cautious. These days, you never know -- we had never been to Washington before, and Don was a complete stranger. But something about his kindness felt truly sincere. While having dinner, we talked it over. Was this too good to be true? Was it safe? My gut told me Don was genuine, and I'm so glad we trusted that instinct. When we returned, he met us in the tasting room and continued to share stories, letting us sample some of his excellent wine. We spent a relaxing hour chatting, then headed out to our car for a peaceful night's sleep. The next morning, we woke up to a fully charged vehicle, ready to explore the wonders of Olympic National Park. Of all the breathtaking places we've seen on this trip, our unexpected stop at Camaraderie Cellars remains one of the most unforgettable. If we ever return to Washington, we will absolutely visit Don and his wife Vicki again, the incredible owners of Camaraderie Cellars. Their kindness and hospitality were truly unmatched -- a shining example of the goodness still out there in the world. Camaraderie Cellars: Hospitality at its finest.

We just visited for our first time and love this place. The grounds are beautiful and relaxing. The…read morehospitality is warm and inviting. You won't regret going.

The grounds are beautiful, there are plenty of seating areas to choose from and not a bad seat in…read morethe house. We originally came to taste the wines, but the server (not sure if he was the owner?) did not want to do a tasting because he said he needed an hour to do a 5 wine tasting and we didn't have enough time. We thought that was a little rude. One hour seems like a long time to do a five wine tasting to me. We were going to leave, but I really wanted to taste something. So I got three glasses of the Salice white. It was a very interesting white, with a lot of character. we sat outside and had our wine. And we were there for almost an hour. On our way out we did get a little more attitude because we left the glasses where we were sitting?