Genuine love and appreciation for art and local artists themselves, Nate is very knowledgeable and…read morefriendly. Price ranges from a few dollars to several thousand and each dollar is worth it. With such a wide variety, there's sure to be something for everyone.

Sweet couple have just celebrated their tenth year in the winery business. It's a lovely spot to…read morestop by and enjoy the eastern washington vibe. Call ahead and make sure their open.

Very nice operation. Eva the owner is extremely personable and explains their wines and why they…read moremake them. We loved this place as they specialize in Whites but have a few nice reds. If your in the area during their tasting room operating hours, it is worth it to stop in for a taste.

My friend and I visited Errant Cellars as part of our wine-fueled day. Of all the wineries we…read morevisited, this one fell short. Located in downtown Quincy, Errant Cellars has a tasting room with a front patio area. My friend and I checked in at the tasting room and were told that we could pick a spot outside where the friendly employee followed us out with glasses and the wine menu. We were told that we could try the wines that had a dot by them, which included two whites, a rose and two reds, so we tried all of them. The whites were super sweet, which I was not a fan of. Rose was average. And the two reds were lighter than what I normally drink. After the tasting our server checked in with us and mentioned that if she had a bottle open of something that wasn't dotted to try, we could try it. That was really nice of her. I ended up trying the cabernet sauvignon, which is what I bought a bottle of. It was solid. They had a decent amount of reds on the menu, but a lot of them were unavailable to try. I think if I had tasted more of their reds, I'd be a bigger fan of Errant Cellars.

Amazing wine. The GSM, Grenache, and her white blends are amazing. Wine maker has a true gift. Best…read morewinery in Quincy.

Although this tasting place isn't near a vineyard, it's decorated very well and provides plenty of…read moreroom for customers. We enjoyed the ambiance very much. Chris Daniel's mother provided lots of information about the wines we tasted and the history of their winery. It's located only a few minutes off of I90, which makes it an easy decision for a side trip. Finally, all 13 wines we tried were great. We joined their club and took home 7 bottles of wine. Not much available for food, except for a few snacks, meat & cheese packet and small bags of chips. The very reasonably priced $10 tasting is free if you buy a bottle and I'd expect you will. I'd highly recommend this place for its ambience and Chris' mother, Dianne.

We stopped here before going to the concert at the gorge and we loved that it was super small and…read morefamily owned. They were really knowledgeable about the wine and the wine was really good too. If you wanted to get food, they had stuff that they sold to snack on in their fridges . They offered to ship wine for you if you needed it and you could join their wine club if you chose to . Everyone was super friendly was very clean and we enjoyed our time there before we went to the concert .

This wine bar and bottle shop is everything a local wine lover could ask for as a place to enjoy a…read moreglass or tasting and pick up some bottles to continue the party at home. It's a must visit for those coming from out of town who want to enjoy afternoon or evening filled with curated pleasures, wines, beers, tasty small bites, and truffles. Bruce keeps me coming back because, well, I like him, he's engaging to talk to. He also offers unique and high-quality wine selections, including a wide variety of reds, whites, and in-betweens. He has plenty of both still and bubbly options, which is very rare around here, and his palette is excellent. He's talented at introducing people to new flavors that fit their tastes, and I now have some stellar WA wines on my favorites list thanks to him. And I appreciate that he features WA wines only (except for bubble options, I believe) because drinking a region's wine is a great way to get to know it better. Speaking of bubbles, he actually found me more than one WA option that I really enjoy, and I say actually because 1) I'm very picky, and 2) WA doesn't make many ones that suit me in my overall experience. He works magic. The atmosphere at Roost showcases the owner's creative side, with a boutique flare and fun household and life accessory finds that are available to buy but also act as part of the eclectic decor that has a rural chic French vibe. (See the antlers picture for an example). I can't imagine surviving here without this oasis.

One of the coolest places in the area. It has a "wabi-sabi" vibe to it with the very rare…read morecollection of wine from small producers in the state, paintings, jewelry, and a lot of amazing antique furniture. All of which is hand curated by the owner, Bruce. Roost also has a great menu that is created to pair nicely with the wines he sells by the glass or bottle. If you're anywhere near this spot, pop in for a great wine experience.

WHOA! Cascade Cellars is, without a doubt, going places. We were 3 seasoned wine snobs and loved…read moreevery single wine offered, even varietals we normally do not care for. The wines are very well made and absolutely delicious , across the board. And the owners Gina and her husband were wonderful people....so fun to visit with and very gracious! We will be back. Don't miss this winery!

Cameron was great! Warm and friendly to us all. Recommended some unique wines for us to try and we…read moreloved it. Sat outside with a beautiful view and played a game of giant chess. Awesome spot for a family run winery. Definitely try this place out if you are visiting!

White Heron Cellars was a nice winery to visit in central Washington. My friend and I visited this…read morehidden gem and had a nice time, trying the unique wines and meeting the owner. Once we arrived to White Heron Cellars, the door was locked, but there was sign on the door that said to call when there were visitors. As soon as we called, someone picked up and said he would be right there. Then we heard someone from above the winery in a house yell and wave to us that someone would be helping us soon. It didn't take long for the owner to whip around the corner and let us in the tasting room. He sat behind the bar area and showed us the tasting menu, which featured three whites, a rose and three reds. I wasn't a fan of the whites, as they were on the sweeter side; but it was cool that they use Swiss grapes to make their whites here. The rose was a syrah, which I liked, as it was more dry. The reds were good and out of the bunch, I liked the malbec the best. The space is inviting. There's outdoor seating that looks out to the vineyard, in addition to the indoor seating where you can see different, posters of past events in Switzerland, which is where the owner lived. The owner was the nicest guy, and we stayed longer than expected because we ended up talking about everything from Europe, to the different wineries in the area, to politics! Glad to have checked out White Heron Cellars.

Fantastic theater in a small town. We attend plays here regularly because a good friend of ours is…read morea regular actor in the productions. The theater itself is cozy with comfortable seating and refreshments are available for purchase. Tickets may be purchased in advance on the phone and held at the box office for pick up. The productions are usually very good and a fun night out.

Have enjoyed every performance that I have attended over the past 15 years. Just finished going to…read moreSex Please...We're 60! Even though the theme was mature there was not a swear word uttered and very upbeat and funny. They had a drink you could order that was called something like iced coffee cubes with Baileys - wow - that was good! Keep up the good work!!!