What a find! If you…read moreLIVE in Gig Harbor (as we do), enjoy wine, want to get out on a chilly weekend night and hang out somewhere warm, friendly, and cozy while sipping small-production delicious wines, then this truly hidden gem (behind another business in an old house) is for you! (& me!) If visiting Gig Harbor, step away from the main drag, go up just a few blocks, park in Cuvee's lot (or across the street in the giant lot) and find yourself in a wee living room with good company & tasty wines. Only off-putting thing to anticipate is the plastic glassware containing potentially very fine (& spendy) wines. My husband - lifelong wine biz - was a bit put off by his $20+ glass of chardonnay poured into plastic. But maybe this was a one off? I own a wine bar & spent three hours washing crystal last night and agree it's a pain, but also a labor of love as our wines are excellent (as are our guests) & sometimes you gotta wash the Riedel :) Highly recommend this adult-vibe, relaxing wine bar.

Such a lovely spot for a flight of excellent wines in a gorgeous location. Chris and Rachel were…read moreboth so knowledgeable about the wines and so welcoming. I will be back for sure.

Well curated wine selection with the friendliest people! They have activities every week,…read morebingo..crafts...or just stare at the great view! You can bring in your own food or order takeout from the Thai place next door (which we did, separate review). Enjoy and thank me later!

Very nice wine bar. Enjoyed the live music, Kim the owner walked us thru some great wines. Very…read morepersonable, fantastic serve.

Oh! This was a good find! Steve and I weren't even planning on stopping by here or even knew of…read moreit's existence while trying to meet up with a friend. After we got done with our visit we had just enough time to duck in here and check it out. There are lots of spices and some that are not easy to find so Steve stocked up on some for meals at home. There is also a wide variety of balsamic vinegars with a wide range of flavors. You can get a spoon and taste different ones which is a lot of fun to do! What also drew me in was their candy selection. While it's not a huge section some of the things they have are quite unique. Like a licorice caramel for example. I purchased a few of those and they were very enjoyable! Definitely a great place to swing by and take in their options. To one side of the shop it looked like a small wine tasting area. While it was closed when we were there probably it being close to them closing that is something to explore there as well.

This is such a great little shop. Not only do they have a wonderful selection of silver high…read morequality spices and delicious teas, they also have a great selection of oils and vinegars as well. I also enjoy the selection, albeit small, of gift items - always high quality and most often things I can't find elsewhere. The staff is helpful, but leaves you alone until you're ready. The new location is easier to access (slightly, parking in gh is hard any day) but is so much bigger the selection has gotten even better!

Great little spot to eat, have a drink and take in the view. Staff was great as well!read more

What a beautiful name and vineyard. We were visiting Seattle and went to this vineyard and it…read moredidn't disappoint. We were lucky to go there on a Sunday where they had lots of vendors and it was such a fun but also peaceful few hours. We got a cheesebox and it was a full packaged cheese with crackers and knife. My husband tried few wines and he loved all of them. Such a cute and friendly business!

What are an amazing place to go to. We went there after dinner with our family and got a couple…read moreflights of wine. The person who was taking care of our table I believe his name was Christian did an amazing job. Very friendly made the kids feel comfortable. Great wine for a nice little nightcap after dinner. Very clean place lots of merchandise to buy and they even had truffle popcorn, which the kids enjoyed a lot. Hi, I recommend this place and plan on coming back again thank you.

First time here at the Tacoma location and had a great experience. We had a reservation for 4…read more I loved the Gigi rosé, which says a lot because I typically do not like rosé. I also had the Georgia brut which is always good. Service was great, and the space was warm and inviting. There is limited seating so I recommend a reservation ahead of time.

I went here for an event. There was only one employee working. He was phenomenal. He didn't get…read moreflustered when he had a room FULL of event attendees and regular customers. He flawlessly navigated facilitating a tasting while also ringing up customers and pouring glasses of wine. Seating was diverse and all very comfy. The bathroom was clean and well stocked. Be prepared for the prices. They felt high for average tasting wines.

# Tasting Room Heartbreak: When Man's Best Friend Gets Banned…read more Just found out today was Pickle's last day at one of my favorite wine tasting rooms, and I'm absolutely devastated. As someone who visits weekly, this place has become my weekend sanctuary precisely because it was so dog-friendly. The charm of seeing Pickle's sweet face in the window was something I looked forward to every visit. I can't count how many times I've watched people walking by stop dead in their tracks, point at that adorable face peering out, and decide right then to come inside. Nathan's charismatic hosting is what initially kept me coming back weekend after weekend, but the dog-friendly atmosphere truly sealed the deal. In a world where finding quality places that genuinely welcome our four-legged family members is rare, this spot stood out. To the management: please reconsider this decision. Pickles wasn't just a cute mascot - he was part of what made your tasting room special. As a devoted wine club member, I'm seriously questioning whether I'll continue my visits without the joy of seeing that precious pup. Who else is heartbroken about this? Have you ever chosen a place specifically because it welcomed dogs? #SavePickle #DogFriendlyWineries #WeekendWineRuined

The wine is very balanced and pleasant, it's clear from their care and dedication that they tend to…read moretheir products. ) of us visited on a Saturday afternoon and were all so pleased by the wine and Kyle, the owner, you entertained us and offered many helpful tips on our visit to the area. The rose and their signature Fourchette were among our favorites. 6 stars

This is our third visit to two fox and per the usual it was a delight. Great knowledge service, so…read moreaccommodating to our needs and our dogs. The tasting was delicious- grabbed a bottle of rosè and Sav B. Will be back again and again!

Don't post hours you can't follow. I took a chance that the reviews were wrong but they are not!…read moreSuper annoying.

Stopped by today for a tasting and I'm so glad that I did! Staff was knowledgeable, gave…read morerecommendations, and I ended up with the perfect line up (even a red that I didn't know I needed in my life). Left with a delicious bottle of Rosè and plans to return to this cozy little gem. Bonus points if you end up with Jen. She's amazing.

Cozy ambiance at Dahlam Cellars. We loved their white which was finished in concrete, Rhône style…read more Great spot in stadium district to grab a drink before dinner downtown.

This tasting room is in such a great location. There's parking in front and parking down the…read morestreet. It's right next to Art House Cafe. The staff here are incredible and the wine is absolutely delicious. Shout out to Andrea the owner, she also is working in the tasting room and is so knowledgeable and helpful. We are especially grateful for how Dahlman Cellars cares about tacoma's kids and supports the Tacoma community. Thank you for generous support or The Norpoint Soccer Club to help purchase equipment, Uniforms, and soccer balls! We appreciate all your support.

I tasted the following Andrew Will wines at Fine Wines and Cigars in Redmond Town Center on March…read more5, 2011: - 2008 Semillon [$23] - 2008 Sangiovese [$26] - 2009 Cabernet Franc [$29] - 2007 Two Blondes Vineyard [$49] - Merlot dominant - 2007 Ciel du Cheval Red [$59] - Cabernet Franc and Merlot All delicious and complex; the Reds had intriging noses and smooth tannins on the finish; most are smooth and ready to drink now this is one of my favorite Washington wineries Chris Camarda is a maestro - go enjoy!